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Evening star., 1953-05-11
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CAMPING?
mrs. r. M, Arlington

MRS. r. M, Arlington
For Mrs. r. H. T., Alexan-
dria: Thank you very much for
your interest and for your help
through RICH on our camping
plans. Since it is new to us,
felt we had to know a little
more about it before purchas-
ing our equipment. I think
We have finally decided on an
umbrella tent, IL feet. S inches
by 10 feet wide for this year.
and next year we will prob
ably get a wall tent. I hope
am correct in assuming that
we can get two cots, 3 air mat
tresses and a crib into this size
tent, which does have a floor
and netting. l would prefer
cots for the children, but do
not know If five cots would fit
into this tent. Also. do you
know If the center-pole is more
awkward than the corner-pole
type?
l really am undecided over
the two-burner to the three
burner stove. In your expert
enced opinion, what are the
advantages? I really think
since we have a large family,
1T would be wiser thing for us
to get the three burner. Is
white gas hard to obtain?
Have you ever camped in
any of the southern States? MY
husband was unable to get his
vacation until the last week in
August and the first week in
September, and since we like
the water. we felt that south
would be the warmest at that
time. However, on writing to
State parks on that route, I
found only two that permitted
camping. We would love to
see Florida.
We had originally planned
on spending two weeks at
Hither Hills State Park on
Long Island, N. Y. This Is
where only one tent is per-
mitted.
What about noisy neighbors
at night? Are you usually able
to get a good nights rest?
With a young child az
years., this to me would seem
pretty important. Hither Hills
has a regulation forbidding
(after 10 p.m.) loud radio
playing. etc. Also. which is
the best time for arrival at a
camping ground Il mean in
order to get one)?
We are already planning a
trip West in the future. We
would love to see California,
Yellowstone, etc. But 1t may
be at least two years yet be-
fore we get that far. I myself
was born in Czechoslovakia.
and all of my relatives, except
my mother, live there. I have
no brothers or sisters and my
husbands people all live in
Arlington. So when summer
time rolls around, we really
have no place to go. This is
the biggest reason why we're
so interested in camping. At
least we can see different parts
of these United States. I was
raised in Alexandria. and when
I got married, moved to Ar
lington.
Also. what about the care
of the tents between seasons?
Do they need waterproofine?
How long do they usually last
Again. l want to thank you
for the interest and help you
have given. l will be looking
forward to hearing from you.
X \
FURNITURE.
Mrs. r. p. M. Siluer Spring.
A word on light VS.. dark
furniture. We bought light and
I love it. I have a tWo-year-
old and a baby and the furni-
ture looks remarkably we'll.
Also, dust does not show nearly
as much as it does on dark
wood. About mixing the two
colors. We were given a tele-
vision set in mahogany and it
looks just fine with the lined
oak.
Evening star., 1953-05-11
You'll Be Smart in

"a tapered coat. One model has
q mandarin collar. full dolman
sleeves for the all-important top
width. and a body that tapers
sharply from bust level to the
hem. giving an almost triangular
appearance
Evening star., 1953-05-11
PIZZA SAUCE RECIPE.
TX. B., Washington

Here is the best pizza sauce
recipe I believe you will ever
run across. Simmer in frying
pan / medium onion and 3
cloves garlic in u inch olive
oil. CTake out onion and gar
lie when brown Add to olive
oil l large can Italian toma-
toes. / diced onion. 2 diced
green peppers. l tablespoon
celery flakes. "a teaspoon sweet
basil. pinch of oregano, / diced
garlic Glove, 1 tablespoon salt.
u tablespoon black pepper,
few bay leaves. 3 cans tomato
paste. Simmer 10 minutes. Add
2 tablespoons sugar; can of
mushrooms df desire6.
Sauce is even better next
day. 1t keeps very well in re-
frigerator. You'll like it as a
spaghetti sauce, too. We pre-
fer hot Italian sausages with
the pizza; some like anchovies.
We buy regular white bread
dough at IS cents a pound at a
local bakery Cheaper than hot
roll mix. Be sure to get real
Italian pizza cheese. 1t really
makes a difference. Remem-
ber. spices and herbs make
Italian food.
Cook pizzas in hot $50 de-
gree oven 1920 minutes. 1t is
really worth the effort land
very fattening).
X X &H
THANK YOU" NOTE.
mrs. V. F.. Washington
am thanking you for the
Cannole recipe. was not the
one who requested it, but am
very happy to have it. My
family and are fond Of them.
being a native of New York
City we were able to get all
Italian pastry. I don't have
the tubes and would like to
know where they may be found
and how to Use them.
Evening star., 1953-05-11

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Evening star., 1953-05-11

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Evening star., 1953-05-11
SEVERAL QUERIES?

I have a combination sink
with formica top on either side.
I will have to use drainers.
Which are more practical, the
aluminium or the rubber ones?
I would like to leave one
drainer on all the time.
Also, what type of roaster
(for turkey) is best. aluminium
or the blue enamel? We are
three in the family. What size
roaster would be most practi-
cal to get.
One more request. Can any
one suggest what piece Of
furniture can be used both as
a record cabinet and storage
for toys? I have room in my
dining room for one more piece
of furniture and I would like
a combination Of both, If it
is possible.
WATER SEEPAGE.
MRS. E. F. c., Washington
I would appreciate it very
much if H. L. of Arlington
would explain more about how
they overcame water seepage
from outside in their base
ment.
We have put a thin layer Of
waterproof cement over one
side of the wall (cinder blocks). T..
We even dug out the floor ce-
ment and sealed the whole
thing, as we know the water
will seep out wherever you
leave off. However. after a
heavy rain the water came
right through the new cement.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-26
Safety
Notes

"T'm Just A Steering Wheel" -
1.-THE following was published by the
American OIL Company In the In
|terest Of q safer America. Permis-
sion has been granted for reprint
|ing.)
I'm Just a wheel - 4 steering
wheel ~ and you're my captain.
Behind me, you're the lord and
master Of q miracle. You can
make me take the kids to school.
You can turn me down the sunny
road to town. With me you can
guide your goods to market. !.
you can rush the injured to be
healed. and you can 90, In min
utes, to places that once were
hours away. You can do magic.
Yet, in the blink Of an eye, In
the tick of your watch, can turn
deadly killer. ! can snuff out the
life Of q kid still full Of Life - may
be your kid.
I can twist q smile into tears.
i can wreck and cripple and des-
troy. / can deal out death like the
plague.
And I'm no respecter Of persons
a child, a grandmother. even
you, my friend it's all the same
TO me.
I'm sensitive. ! respond instantly
to the hands you give me. Give me
calm hands, steady hands, careful
hands. and I'm your friend. But
give me unsteady hands, fuzzy
minded hands, reckless hands. j
then Pm your enemy, q menace to-
the life, the happiness, the future Of
every person, every youngster rid
ing. walking, playing.
/ was made for pleasure and
usefulness. Keep me that way. I'm
In your hands.
I'm just q steering wheel. And
you're my captain. Behind me you
are the lord and master Of q mir
acle. or q tragedy.
It's up to you.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-26
young Bess"
Show At
The Drive-In

"Young Bess," one of MONS
major Technicolor productions Of
the year, viii be shown tomorrow
and Wednesday at the Islander
Theatre, with a distinguished cast
of stars headed by Jean Simmons,
Stewart Granger, Deborah Kerr
and Charles Laughton.
Based on the novel by Margaret
Irwin, "Young Bess" unfolds a
narrative Of the live and
love Of the girl who became Eng
lands Queen at the age Of twenty
five. Against spectacular and color
full backgrounds Of Tudor England,
the story traces the childhood Of
the unwanted Princess whose mo-
Their had been heheaded by her IA
Their, Henry VIII, shows her as she
grows up to become the foil Of un-
scrupulous political plotters, de-
picts her impassioned love affair
with the handsome Thomas Sey-
mour, Britain's great naval hero,
and concludes with the triumphant
defeat of her enemies and her
emergence as the young Queen who
was to become one of the greatest
monarchs in English history.
The role of Young Bess is play
ed by Jean Simmons, making her
first appearance on the M-G-M lot.
One of the screens most popular
stars on both sides of the Atlantic,
Miss Simmons has scored In such
hits as "Great Expectations"
"Trio" and. most recently, "And-
rocles and the Lion"
Stewart Granger, who has
fought his way across the screen
in such romantic action pictures
as "Scaramouche" and ''The Pri-
soner of Zenda," has another color
full role as the Admiral who be-
comes romantically involved with
Young Bess. (of interest Is the
fact that Granger and Miss Sim.
mons are husband aud wife In pri-
vate life.)
Deborah Kerr, seen with Gran.
ger In ''King Solomon's Mines"
and ''The Prisoner of Zenda," Is
reunited with him for the third
time in the role Of Catherine Parr,
surviving wife of King Henry VIM.
The latter role Is enacted by Char
les Laughton. who, twenty years
ago, won an Academy Award when
he played this monarch In "The
Private Life Of Henry VIII"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-26
Entire Family
OF Nelson's
Make Movie

Filming Of Universal Information.
ais Here Come the Nelson's, -
starring Ozzie and Harriet Nelson
and their two youngsters, David
and Ricky, marked the first time
an entire family appeared in mo.
ton picture since the Gleasons
made the Higgins Family" series
twelve years ago.
The new comedy hit, opening
Tuesday at the Monore Theatre,
also stars Rock Hudson, and fea.
lures Barbara Lawrence, Sheldon
and Leonard and Jim Backus.
Since the start of their radio
show, "The Adventures Of Ozzie
and Harriet" In 1914, Ozxie and
his wife have kept 1t ut the TOP
among domestic comedy programs
on the nations airwaves. The show
has gained popularity each year
and civic and religious organiza-
tons have repeatedly awarded Il
highest honors.
With the addition Of their two
son, David, u, and Ricky, II, to
play themselves on the air show,
ozzie and Harriet gave their radio
program q final touch of authen.
ITCHY which Is now carried into the
screen adaptation of the popular
domestic comedy.
When Ozzie was graduated from
college he formed q dance band
and Harriet billiard went TO work
for him as featured vocalist. A ro-
nance began which eliminated
Oct. 8, 1885, In their marriage. On
their ninth wedding anniversary,
in 1914, they went on the air to.
gether with "The Adventures Of
0zzie and Harriet"
Ozzie was born In Jersey City,
New Jersey, and Harriet Is a ma.
tive of Des Moines, Iowa. Harriet's
mother was q star Of musical
comedy and dramatic stock and
Harriet was carried on stage when
she was six weeks of for her first
role. When he was three years old
she played her first speaking part
In 'Mrs. Wigs Of the Cabbage
Patch"
Both Ozzie and Harriet have
worked in several motion pictures
but ''Here Come the Nelson's was
directed by Frederick de Cordova
and produced by Aaron Rosenberg.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-26
Congress Will
Resist Hiding
of Foreign Aid
By JACK ggIL

WASHINGTON D-Sen. Bridges
GRIND said today Congress will
resist any "camouflage" consol-
dalton Of foreign arms assistance
with the regular military budget.
Bridges, who heads the Senate
Appropriations Committee, said In
an interview he Is going to insist
that military leaders break down
amy overall defense budget to
show what portion foreign nations
win get.
II don't believe Congress win be
willing to sacrifice equipment and
supplies needed by our own forces
to supply our allies abroad, T"
Bridges said. There must be no
camouflaging of the foreign asis-
lance program. Congress must
know exactly what percentage Is
going to other countries"
Eisenhower administration Of
|ficials are reported to have de-
cided to put the foreign military
aid program and the regular arm
ed forces budget into a zone pack.
age" request.
While Bridges didn't say 30 d.
rectly, he evidently shared a sus-
picion OF some Of bis colleagues
that this move was designed pri-
marly to make foreign arms out
lays more palatable to Congress.
There have been demands for
drastic cuts in the foreign aid pro-
gram and Sen. George (D-Ga) said
over the weekend that Congress
ought to refuse to vote any add
tional economic aid to Europe.
The Federal Reserve Board said
over the weekend that free world
nations may not be too far from
the day when they win no longer
need Americas economic help. In
the past Is months, the board said
IN its monthly bulletin, foreign ma
IONS did what they have not been
able to do since World War IL
they sold the United States more
than they bought here.
George, whose views are influ-
entail In shaping Senate Demo
cratic policy on international Is
sues, called also for abolition of
me Foreign Operations Admins
traton. He said technical assist
ance programs to other nations
should be turned back to the State
department, q view shared by
Sen. Mansfield (D-Mont).
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-26
Medics Hear
OF Mechanical
Angle Worm

ATLANTA N - A mechanical
strained angle worm" offers q new
and Improved aid In relieving
dangerous Cbstructsons Of the In
testine, the Southern Medical Assn.
was told today.
Two Lynchburg, Va, doctors
eaid the new device appears TO be
the answer 10 the difficulties land
sometimes failures -marking pre-
vious methods for getting q rubber
tube down through the food pas
sageway into the intestine 50 as to
suck out obstructing gas and flu-
Ids.
DR.. John W. Deyine Jr. and his
doctor-father said the problems
have resulted from the fact that
there are several devious curves
and one outright loop In the pas
sageway leading from the guIlet
down through the stomach into the
duodenum, the first part Of the In
testine.
The new ''angie worm" Is q hol-
low piece Of curved hard rubber,
attached by an ingenious swivel
joint" to the fore end Of q rubber
suction tube which Is inserted into
the patients nose and guided down
through the meandering pathway
into the duodenum.
The swivel joint Is remotely
controlled by q miniature speed
ometer cable inserted In the tube
SO that the doctor can swing the
"angle worm" In any direction he
desires.
Thus, the doctors said, the en-.
tire tube can be guided, much like
. crawling worm, along the tricky
pathway.
The procedure Is observed by an
X.ray Horoscope.
The doctors made their report
In q scientific exhibit at the open
Ing OF the attn annual meeting Of
the SMA, second largest general
medical organization In the nation,
with members In 16 Southern states
and the District Of Columbia.
They said the key to the new
development was the perfection Of
the tiny swivel joint" They cred
tied this to Peyton Morgan, a 73-
year-old retired electrical contract
or, also Of Lynchburg, who sue
ceeded, they said, sitter they had
been unable to find an instrument
maker to accomplish the trick.
The younger Devine told q re-
porter the device has been EN-.
ployed successfully In q number
Of cases and that an extremely
small model has been developed
for use In babies.
But, he added, there Is still a
problem Of ''find sn instrument
maker who can COPY Mr.. Nor
gan's work and put these instru-
nents out In any quantity"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-26
Martin, Lewis
Golf Comedy
Set FOrStrand

Those two zany ambassadors OF
uproarious merriment, Dean Mar.
tin and Jerry Lewis. are at II
again. This time it's Paramount's
brand new laugh-a-minute package
Of celluloid entitled 1.-THE Caddy, .
and It is due to open next Wed.
nesday at the Strand Theatre. In
'The Caddy." Dean and Jerry take
to the golf course for their un-
bridled, irrepressible type of hu.
NOR. They are seen as two young
men who would rather play golf
than work. Jerry Is the superior
golfer but he gets stage freight
every time he has to play before
a gallery, SO he teaches Dean the
finer points Of the game. In no
time at all the latter becomes q top
performer, with Jerry relegated to
the duties of his caddy.
When Dean, who by now Is the
darling of the country club set, gets
4 swelled head he and Jerry have
a falling out. However this quarrel
Is happily smoothed over before
the final fade-out. Naturally, all of
this Is punctuated with some OF
the typical Jerry and Dean mon
key-shines plus q liberal sprinklins
Of melody and romance.
Supplying the love interest are
Donna Reed and Barbara Bates,
who head the large supporting cast
which among others includes Jose
phi Calleia and Fred Clark. In add.
ition to these players, 'The Cad.
dy" utilixes the services Of such
professional golfers, all Of whom
play themselves, as Ben Hogan.
Sam Snead, Jimmy Thomson, Ju.
Illus Boros and Byron Nelson. Tom
Harmon. the famous sports figure.
portrays a tournament announcer.
Carefully prepared. thoughtfully
written by Edmund Hartman, Dan
ny Arnold and Ken Englund, three
OF today's sharpest comedy con.
structionists, "The Caddy" was
produced by Paul Jones and direct
ed with all the skill which Nor.
man Taurog, one of Hollywood's
greatest film mentors, could sum.
mon. From all advanced reports.
the efforts Of all who were involved
IN the production of ''The Caddy''
VIII not 60 unrewarded. for adj.
vanced audiences have been &c.
STAG In their praises for the pic.
ture. II Is being hailed as the fin.
est, funniest, most entertaining
Martin and Lewis picture to have
yet been made-needless to saw
THE Caddy" is eagerly awaited
fflm.fare.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-26
Mother Accepts Honor For Son

UTUADo, Puerto Rico IA -- A
weeping Puerto Rican mother.
Mrs. Petra Ledesma Garcia, re-
ceived yesterday the United States
highest award, the Medal of Hon.
or, for her son, Marine Pvt. Fer
nando Luis Garcia. The 22-year-
old soldier was killed in Korea
last year when he threw his body
on a Chinese grenade to save an.
other soldiers life.
Maj. Gen. Albert d. Cooley.
commander of the 3rd Marine Air
craft Wing, flew here as a special
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-26
Hearing Today

BALTIMORE IA hearing was
scheduled today for a 3S-yaer-old
night Waterman charged with ar
son in two fires at shops he was
employed to protect.
Police accused Alton Z. Fuhrer
Of setting q fire Oct. 8 in a garden
shop next to the ST. James Hotel.
They said he reported the fire,
notified the night clerk of the
hotel, then rushed through the
hotel arousing guests.
Some leo residents were routed
out in their bed clothes. No one
was hurt and firemen confined the
blaze to .he garden shop.
Fuhrer is charged with arson In
anothe IRE Oct. Is.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-26

DALLAS, Tex. N - Bondsman
JACK Pharris returned some hand
cuts to embarrassed Dallas police
recently.
he said "a client Of mine wants
tnem returned to their rightful
owner"
Pharris said his client sneaked
tnem off an arresting officers
oeit "just to see If he could get
away with It."
The client was not available for
comment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-26
;iEeter Fund Set Up

MALONE, N. Y. a - Bernard
Gould kept forgetting to feed the
parking meter and the police kept
handing out tickets. He complain
led. Sgt. George Kos.tch came up
with the solution that moved Gould
Ito write:
Inside my car youM find at all
times
A holder filed with nickeIs and
dimes;
Although I'm not the kind that
hollers,
Use 1t - I'm running out of
dollars.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-26

PARIS 1.-THE American Joint
Distribution Committee said today
it has budgeted ST ,s72 900 to bring
urgently needed aid to Jewish ref
ugees of Europe, North Africa and
Israel in 1854.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-26

representative of President Eisen.
hover to make the award at City
Hall. II was the first time the
Medal of Honor had gone to q
Puerto Rican servieeman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-26

Figure heads and other carvings
on ships Of the 18th and 18th Cen
turies were sometimes 30 heavy
as to damage their sailing qualities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-13
Wisconsin viii Fill.
HuII's House Seat
In Election Today
BY the Assoe,ossd Press

EAU CLAIRE, wis, Oct. 49,
Observers saw possible test of
the Eisenhower administration
AS voters go to the polls today to
select a successor to the late
Republican Representative Mer-
lin Hull of Black River Falls.
Both Republicans and Demo-
Gratis are watching the election
in the predominately rural IL
county district as an indication
of their future and especially as
an indication of the popularity
of the Administrators farm
policies.
State Senator Arthur L. Pad
rutt, SO, Chippewa Falls Republic
can, and Lester johnson, SO, the
Democratic Jackson County dis
trict attorney from Black River
Falls, both stressed their opin-
ions of the administration during
their campaigns.
The electorate. however, was
apathetic and seemed only dinnly
aware of the possible national
significance of the election.
Small Vote Forecast
AS a result, the election may
draw no more than 10000 per-
sonS-less than Is per cent Of
the districts estimated 100000
eligible voters, despite the crisp,
fair autumn weather.
The election is not expected
to provide any indication as to
the voters feelings about Joseph
r. Mccarthy, WisconSin'S con-
troversial Junior Republican Sen
ator. He was seldom mentioned
in the campaign and took no
part in it.
Republicans were confident OF
victory, on the strength of their
past record-the district never
has elected a Democratic Con-
gresSman-and their intensive
campaign on behalf Of Mr.. Pad
rutt and his platform of all-out
support of administration.
Democrats Cautious.
Democrats were cautious, de-
claring only that they had q
good chance to win in the agri-
cultural district because Of what
they claim is a farm revolt over
declining prices" They also
point to Mr.. Johnson's adherence
to the principles of Mr.. Hull, the
Republican Representative whose
death last spring created the
ninth district vacancy.
Nh. Hull, who served II terms
in Congress, won election early
in his career as LaFollette Pro-
gressive. Although he was a
Republican in recent years, the
Congressional Record shows he
voted with the G. o. P. only "a
per cent of the time in the last
session of Congress.
Both Mr.. johnson and Mr..
Padrutt, like Mr.. Hull, are for
mer LaFollette ProgressiveS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-13
IS Hurt as Buses Collide
On San Francisco BRIDGE
By the Assoeiated Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 49,
Thirty-five persons were hurt
last night-none seriously-when
one, heavily loaded bus plowed
into the rear of another on the
San Francisco Oakland Bay
Bridge.
The 81 passengers aboard the
two San Francisco-bound Gray
Line coaches narrowly escaped a
disastrous collision because their
drivers chose the rear lend crash
rather than risk running head
on into a truck, the highway
patrol said. A third crowded
Gray Line bus missed a head-on
crash by inches.
The injured persons, most Of
them with face cuts or knocked
cut teeth, were taken in four
ambulances from The scene of
the crash, on the three-lane
lower deck of the San. Francisco
Yerba Buena span of the huge
bridge.