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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

IKE new; only 500 mi; beautiful
blue finish; Sl.ss5. QUEEN MOTOR
SALES. 2150 Bladensburg I'd. ne,
FORD 1851 coupe: like new with red
leather upholstery and special en-
ems compet. m sock cCSa eaT Tsees Il Is
quiet and handles well in trafic;
S1,150. AID. 10000. Ext. o. -23
FORD 80 conv.; by orig. owner;
WV. tires. heater; 1st-clasS cond.;
only 1900 actual miles: 81, ,195.
Phone OIL. 4-5314. -23
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'4S Buick
$657

SUPER sedsnette. Appealing p
tone sky gray over cloud mist
gray, custom seat covers, r. and
h. The best value In town.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD SO Victoria; ivory with blue
top, 5000 NIL auto. trans, :. and
lights. etc; S2,295. After 8 pm.
and all day Sat.-Sun., ia. 2-6722.
MR.. NAYLOR --23
FORD '53 Mainliner "6'' Tudor;
Fordomatic, heater, .directionals,
undercoating: 5,100 mi. OWNER.
$1,S50. RIA. 3-6333.
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'48 De Soto
so Studeboker S997

Commander Convertible. Dis
tinctive Biscayne blue, custom
tan tor. Durable and refresh
ing blue leather interior. radio,
heater. white sidewall tires, ov-
erdrive for economy and dur
ability.
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'4e codiIIoe -. $l,8el

"62" 4-dOoF Sedan. AllUring
Brewster green. Custom radio,
aiP-cOnditiOned heating, delight
full blending seat covers. spank
ing new white sidewall tires.
The arist0crat Of the road with
really new appearance.
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81 Chevrolet -Sl,3So

Convertible. Lovely CabanA
cream finish, new black top.
Custom dual lonE-ranEs radio
and alr-conditioninE heater.
This car has newness written
all over IL.
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'49 Ford
1857

Custom 4-Dr. sedsn. Distine-
tive Nassau blue. LonE-ranEe r.
tube push-button radio and air.
conditioned heating. Eye II, try
II and you'll buy II.
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81 Buick
l.383

%-Dr., attractive Jet black ever
shannon Ereen. Completely
equipped. A sensational value.
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80 Studebokers S793

Champions. Selection Of a.
Wide variety Of eoIors. 2-Drs..
4-DrS. ana STARLIGHT Coupes, all
fully equipped. A few with over
drive.
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roe MONMOUTH APIS, 1919 q NV
Two young ladies to share 3-bed.
room apt. with Q; expenses, $50 60.
1000 SHEPHERD ST. N.E.-cor.. mr..
2 buses. 2 rms. kit, dinette and
"a Gstni slioso;; 9it5!si; quiet; adults: s70 mo
TWo RMS, and kit. End H.; Tea-
sonable price. utils. incl. RA. 3-1971.
ANAcosT1A. nr.. 18th and v SITS. As Sc.
One bsdrm., lv. rm., din, kit.
and master Tv antenna; new bldg,
In conv., close-in location. To in
spect; phone LU. 1857 or RE.
1864 GIRARD-Now available; l.
bedrm. apt, at $75. See janitor in
bsmt. for inspection. or call Mr.
fHdun G H0aa1H e GERBER. DE- 0Pfa Ea. 3sussSSssS ssSsS
1854 LANIER-Now available. One
bedroom. liv. rm.. kit. and bath;
fHayS a'li aGRi GERBER s'i sr2EFx SREsR s1,: sS1
1901 MHCOMB ST. NV rms,
4 kit. and bath; adults; rear porch;
ATLANTIC GARDENS-Lovely 2-bed-
room 1st-floor apt; immed. avail
able; able all oS eenys; to Inspect see see
al utils. incl. ALDRE. INC, LU.
14si HARVARD ST. N.w.-s rms,
kitchenette, bath; excel. loc.; reas.
rental. See manager.
12I 11th ST. N.E.-EfRciency apt,
bed-liv. .rm.. kit. and bath; good
transportation; $45 mo. Cali Mon
day after 8 am, FRED A. SMITH
CO.. lib 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-24S0.
WILL SUBLET BEAUTIFUL 2-bedrm.
apt: in new elevator apt. bldg. near
Walter Reed HOSP. All latest fea-
lures. Rent Sl65 mo. ME. s-15so' s5co'
REDEC. 1-bedrm., 2nd-hr. apt. in
semidet. brick house. l2IS-A Savan-
nah pl. Sc; $63.50. 10. 2-6464.
1855 MONROE ST. N.w.-3-room
apt. and bath. back porch. utils.
incl, newly decor. AID. 2-0O45.
2153 CALIFORNIA ST. NV. u blk.
W.. Conn. ave.-Lge. liv. -rm., bed
rm., kit. din. sm. porch, high cell. :.
$11O; SIN. bedrm. apt. $85. pa
1908 FLORIDA AVE. N. W.-Lge. ef-
with all new equip. tile bath with
shower, $3.50 per mo-; adults only.
Call HO. 2|2794 Sun, or ME.
8-5402 Mon.
THE MINTWOOD, 1S43 Mintwood pl.
NV. (nr. 18th and Columbia I'd. }.
1 rm., recr. hall, bath. See Janitor.
sO2 DECATUR ST. N.w.-2-rm. apt,
sos incl. all utfls.; conv. transp.
30
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APARrMENrs FURNISHED

FURN. bedrm., liv. rm..
kit, dinette, tiled bath; facing Su-
preme Court lawn with open view
TO Capitol: S110 per mo: incl. utils.
days; all day Sat. and Sun. ga
ias os,sR R' twin sts: q: %aa sftA
entr.; adults. Ii. 3-3003. ga
SEMIBASEMENT APT, $40 mo-.
newly decorated; pvt. bath and pvt.
entrance. 14O9 N st. NV. -22
1928 MASS. AVE. N.W.-One-room
efficiency apt; newly decorated,
AMY MoRrGAecEp e CORR. W ETx; T 3
1889 MASS. AVE. s.E.-Newly deco
kniti;s XII; bath; SIS; utils. incl LII O.
ietS and K NV. SO Der mo; Kit Kit;
1sss ss!ni rAfKMoNr Tx IN So: sf N.W@hiv rm,
ssdrm.s bed * sitchen-dinette, pvt. bath bat
pETwoRTH1Liv. P S1RRiT1 rm. -bedrm. com comb.
5027 9th st. NV. IA. e-7693: 80
kit, bath. LA. 6-6O76. -22
ENT. 3rd FL, liv. .rm.. kit, bath; 2nt
f.. lge; rm.. utils,. $3.50. 1885,
$50 R ST. S.E.-All new. large
rms. plenty closet space. pvt. bath
comp. furn. (no linens); For mar.
oipPSSFTnNiTY ih,SFs Aiga AH5 i fAkE 1H 4SySq oySR
under SnfUrn. rent Ceiling. With
or without furn. wv sec, adj. tC
transp. and shopping. Can RA
WANTED ~ ~ < Couple. Private front
bedrm.. next to bath. also cooking
sD' SO. 1855. 7s$s 18th St NV No. l
BEAUT. new 7-story bldg. 4 blks
OF Dupont Cir. 2 blks: of Conn
aye. ts,s eftiei SOC go; aoSS I Psdrm'' $l29'
e AZ Rooms, 5sis semiOriyate no sS9s Bath. s4s.so
Pf5 9S1sa sfs s1 se apt. fo1
/ or 2; references. 1856 Fairmont
st. NV: HO., 2-2771.
BASEMENT. above ground apt.--.2
bedrms.. combination hy. rm. din
Or adults RXt csse sss no aod nsl sa'rsnSs as
41S Allison st. NV. RE. 7-0679
41eo ARKANSAS AvE.-Furnished
ssti;r,s spt all Rs usilitiss aisSa7 near bus snd
MT. iPLEAsHNT NV N.W'-s bedrms.. nv,
rm.. ki bath: adults on'v: ut'is. and
phone incl; 1925 mo. Call ewes. aft
er 6 pm. all day Sun. AID. 4-8buo.
1886 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, NV
Dupont Circle. Me. S-3a07. 22.
EORGETOWN-Two bedrms., liv
rm. with firepl., mod. bath and kit,
garden. j. c. CHATEL. DE. 2-1137,
FHRNl APT; IsTsc,IdtsS Lincoln mt Park aTean rm
studio apt, suit. for a woman with
out lge income, who wishes a clean
respectable place to live. Ii. 7-33735
AfRELItNGToSMTwo-bedrm. apt. close;
JOSEPH R Sfas'GR " sEAY sEa co cS% JS s2Sso So
W FGRH RAV5 6R 4RTSi HaS0RA 1SP anB bogSEs gSB:
MEEkpx4s HHaS M4sA s.7YA SAY Src sun SMh'at5 s.s
b24 BOND BLDG Ma g. 0007
liz IL" kHSo IT 1TD 81 Alex. kI rye s-fafs N.Y.
1880 s5S cas- ST MI! ME1sf list fs ssSe g rms
2 rms; and kit; some utils.; $3.50
2246 Mt. View pl. s.e.-4 rms. and
bath. incl. utils.. sos.
720 F st. n.e.-1-bedrm. apt. $7Si
usils; aAaA%i MI REALTY. Ii. 1887
1920 18th ST. N.W.-Two rms, kit
and bath, utils. incl; 500.
44S Mass ave. n.w.-One rm.. kit.
bath, utils. incl; $50.
1918 Belmont st. n.w.-Two rms.
kit, bath; SIS.
500 B st. .n.e.-Two rms, kit. bath
utils. incl; SS1.40.
1873 Varnum st. n.w.-Two rms.
ALL APTs. OPEN FOR INSPECTION
JOSEPH E. BRUNO, INC.
903 H st, NV, ST, 3-3320
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COLORED-3 RMS. kit and bath.
No. children. INQUIRE 218 Que st.
coEGRfb-s:RM. ojTi; HGt H. FURN. FIfdSi' APT APT
3-35O7. IL to pm. and to 1890,
coEoFEp, Sis Ffnneisfs BsooKLaND-a eSsi as 6edTms
conv. to transp. and shop. centers.
Refined persons only. RA. 6-506l,
coLoRED-1sle BELMONT ST. NV.
ss5 Fm J6slpH 5 fpd E! eats bhJko Hsi!s' 1Ps! iSa
903 H st. NV. ST. 1880. -23
COLORED-LARGE BEDRM., liv.
rm.. kit. semipVt. bath. Completely
furn. incl. utils.; NV. section: $40
mo. Apply 51OS 3rd st. NV. -22
COLORED-ONE RM.. KIT; 14th
and Fairmont. 18th and Calf. Apply
NV" 10 to 2 pm. DU. 7-O656.
COLORED-TWO BEDROOMS. each
with door opening on hall; private
decorated. 1885 Park I'd. NV. s"''
CoLoRED - NEWLY DECORATED
desirable people only. 1405 Newton
CoioRED-1 sSi RM., KIT. and bath
furn. with all utils. 141O Florida
ave. NV. NO. 1883.
COLORED-1O11 M ST. N.W.-1 rm.
kit. and semipvt. bath; reasonable
See janitor or GosS REALTY CO..
CoLoREDMLADiY oLo5REEDsaSiY OR MAN. room
C0LokED@S.W.% % AREA. A' l 0nHoii rm,. kit
and bath. Refined women or couple
coIoREDSED GGny e .ESshsD EMPi. Nj %1a1Ss cPEs: or
men, apt. in pvt. home. CO. 5-4199
COLoRED-l3OO BLOCK KENYON
ST. N.W.E-Large front rm;, Semipvt
c6EoREbs 81 ana bath bEbkoSMssoe hA SMasof living
coLoRHD@sEvERAL 81 Ri 0eshi RA ROOM Rooas. shar,
kitchen. apartments to share. apis
! and rms, children accepted
coEokED@FuRN. 81 RI1S4Si OR unfurn. apt.
c0noREDmRsicEI2 sSno sEenis ~ F6RSo f1SeSo' bed
rms: liv. rm;: kit; and bath; util
cofoREbDSEw iDfl II uDSfF ny YORK EA 614es AVE- mr.
liv. rm.. comb kit, refgr.. shower
gas b; reas. RA. 6-5446; Monday
COLoRED@BEDROoM-Living room
kitchen and hath, new bedroom
suite; all utilities furnished; SOL
no children. 1715 A st. Sc.
CoLORED-CAPIToL HILL
FREE RENT IN EXCHANGE FOR
Part-time janitorial serv. (automati,
heat. Man must be handy will
tools, and wife can not be employed
Lovely lge., 2-rm. furn. apt. will
pvt. bath. Call IA. 9-1702.
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HIGHPOINT APT,

EHS:, uAueLte, Kitchen, DaLn, SSJ J.OU.
Utilities included. Manager on
HENRY B. THADEN
72S 18th st. NV. MA. s-207B
COLORED-.. RMS, KITCHEN. bath.
III IIiS Iad4 u pyt n hoqe; saasn smpl cpie: Pref.
COLORED-TWO ROOM and kitchen,
cple. preferred. 2l5 Cromwell ter.
race ne; between End and 3rd sts.
COLORED-2 RMS, KIT. and bath
in ne. location. For appt. call
MICHAEL WALSH a. SON. 1911
Eye st. NV. RE. 1882. go
COLORED 4107 Srd ST. NV.
rms. kit, pvt. bath: all utils; furn.:
blk; to transportation; Ss5. RA.
CSoIo0GRiEED-MONRoE COURT. 1874
Monroe st. n.w.-Truly one of the
incest apt. bldgs. In this citys Avail.
Tor best class OF colored occupants.
Elev; bldg, well-kept lobby and hall.
ASs'i aSs a. oy s9ssS S0T Also Sva aSedf feisnay n
at S1l5. utils. incl. / block 14th
and transp. See janitor for inspec.
or call Mr.. GIN; Mon. Not open Sun.
s 5si5 COM. % ave. NV. EN- IN. $4,000:
CoLoRED-e RMS. KIT, Bath. in
%GssrR a,2ss ! home % 70 zOsssal sssha,ldreu: Can
dinette, kit. and bath. New bldes.
T: +. coNsTRucTIoN CO. 1zsz
c66LosRaEfbMv.ENssE1sfa:2nf2sffk 3 81 f,v. sT; sfI2nf2sffk ssasr.
--Bedrm. .-liv. rm. comb. with kit,
pvt. bath. newly dec. AZ utils. INCL;
PVT: entr, sacrihcs. S6o, mo. me. 1910
cSIoSEb&i 9Iioesy $. HTrkAc;rYvEs isxIf xHIfrs.,
and Q rms, kit. and bath each. 1860
Lewis st. ne. 1924 II th q. NV.
619 Otis place NV, 30l End st.
s.w. Good condition. Reasonably
priced. Call Monday. after $50
am. MRS. BRADLEY. DE. 2-llS0.
CoLoRED-BEAUT. APT. iike-new
cond., pvt. entrance in modern brk.
apt. bldg. near shop. center and
kit. 6uiit-in units. modern bath,
blt.-in tub and shower: rent. 500
per mo include; asds;ns all - ptiIs; DirsG3 t,1n
left on Minnesota ave. right on
Grant ST.. right on 42nd ST., left
on Foote st.. 60 to .4422 Foote st.
ne. See vacant Apt. No. 2. or phone
CUioRE5 ~: Rz5o0: o@0:ApT. FOR RENT 2
TToeIs; kitehsn and bath. utilitie' g5
CoEoREp-Ssss toSLolsaSS. Ss 4Haa' isth sT. N.W.--1
lge. rnl.. kit. and bath, newly decor,
adults only, immed occup., S72.60
mo-, incl all utilities. To inspect
see janitor on premises or call ME.
CONTINUED on Next Pags.l
Evening star., 1953-03-22
DUPLEX APT

1872 WEBSTER ST. NE.
bedroom, bath, liv. rm., kit; newly
decorated. Modern furniture. Pvt
entrances. Conv. transp. Adjacent
to Catholic University. Ia. 9-O7S2
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APARTMGNTs FURNISHED
HAYWOOD GARDENS

4101 HAYWOOD PLACE
MT. RAINIER. MD.
Just outside the District, l bus fare.
Conv. to shopping center. nicely
furn. apt. Of liv. rm.. bedrm.. din
cite, kit. and bath. $105 per mo-.
incl. utils WA. 7-6200. -23
VICINITY MERIDIAN PARK
furnished 2 rooms. kitch-
enette and bath, all utilities in
Guided: convenient to 18th st. bus
line. 2633 18th st. NV. SS7. 30 per
York ave. NV. ST. 3-2815. --22
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ROCK CREEK APIS.
2411 goth ST. NV.
"a NEW BUILDING)
Overlooking Rock Greek Park, / block
Conn. ave. efnciency. $35 wk.; /.
free parking, utilities. Open IO-7
Evening star., 1953-03-22

Mr.. 25th AND PENNA. AVE. Sc.
2400 s st; Sc. Pvt. apt.
in 12-unit bldg. l bedrm.. liv-
nicely mic f furn. t'' All E'' utilities Ii Incl inci
Nr. all conveniencese. $1O0.95.
John F. DOnOhOe & Sons.
314 Penna. Ave. s. E. Ii. 3-OOS4
Evening star., 1953-03-22

1000 d ST. Sc, APT. A
Lge.. one-bedrm. apt. in this almost
new bldg, $67.5O mo-, plus util.
To reach: Off MINI. ave. to Ridge
rd., to Ely pl., left to 40th pl.,
Inspect and apply to
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT CO.
1920 K st. NV. Realtors. EX. 3-l811
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HOTEL, 1440

HOTEL 144O
One rm., kit. and bath; 24-hr. phon,
and elev. serv.; $24. so Wk
1440 Rhode Island ave. NV. -2s
LOVELY FURN. APT.
For 3 nice girls; flne s.e. section
all utils. furn.; $40 ca. 10. S-5777
Evening star., 1953-03-22

COLORED-CAP1TOL HILL
FREE RENT IN EXCHANGE FOR
janitorial serv. (automatic
heat. Man must be handy with
tools, and wife can not be employed.
Lovely lge., 2-rm. furn. apt. with
pvt. bath. Call IA. 9.1702.
Evening star., 1953-03-22

COLORED-TWO BEDROOMS. each
with door opening on hall; private
kitchen; other apartments. Newly
decorated. 1885 Park rd. NV.
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CONTINUED on Next Pags.)
Evening star., 1953-03-22

COLORED - NEWLY DECORATED
l room and kit apt, S55. For very
desirable people only. 1405 Newtor
st. NV. IA
COLORED-1 RM., KIT. and bath
furn. with all utils. 1410 Florida
Evening star., 1953-03-22

COLORED-ONE RIM. KIT; 14th
and Fairmont. 18th and Calf. Apply
JONES REALTY CO. 2217 l4th st.
NV, 10 to pm. DU.- 7-0656.
Evening star., 1953-12-21
Word Game
Find 81 or more words in
H o S T A G E,

HO S ia G F,
meaning, "a person kept as a
pledge" Average is "a; time linn
it, 20 minutes.
Rules Of the game--1. Words must be
OF four or more letters. ,. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition of
81, such as cats" bats" are not
used. 3. Only one form of a word is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer to ROLLICKING.
rick. rink ring, rill. ricing, rolling roil.
Tolltck. rocking. oiling, licking, link, ling
lion. liking, loin. lorn, long, locking.
Icon: icing' iron. irSing: ironic. clink.
eortng. kilo. king. kiln. killing knoll,
nick. gill. girl. grin. grill, groin.
Evening star., 1953-12-21
A Word to the Wise syA,. F,e"t Cobb,

from the Latin combining form.
re-, again." and the late Latin.
patricia, fellow countryman. "
In American English best usage
sanctions only: "PAY- -tri-ut;
PAY-trun: PAY-truh-niZe. etc.
The derivatives, then, repatriate,
repatriation, also are pro-
nounced with the long "a: rec
PAY -tri-AY- ted; ree-PAY-tri-
AY-shun. The pat" in such
words is strictly British.
Fort Worth, overheard on a
football broadcast: Spectators
filed through iron aisles and
Evening star., 1953-12-21

paid admissions to 'suh-GASH-
uSS' promoters" Is there any
authority for sagacious being
pronounced "suh-GASH-uss?"-
B. L. F..
A. None whatever. There is
no "gash" in sagacious, "shrewd;
Evening star., 1953-12-21
THE JACKSON TWINS

Bay Oaks: "n hear sup
peeny" for the word subpoena.
come out of my radio one more
time I'll be tempted to throw
1t away. Even the best an
nouncers on the biggest net
works are using it. Can't you
do something? Mrs. j. H.
A. I can say that "sup-peeny"
is a dialectical pronunciation,
with no sanction at all. SUBJ
poena, the writ process for
summoning witnesses" is pro-
nounced: First choice, sub-PEE-
nuh; second choice. sub-PEE-
nuh.
Pasadena: A certain topflight
announcer consistently tells us
of the prisoners who have been
"ree-PAT-ri-AY-ted," and he
also speaks of their ''ree-PAT-
ri-AY-Shun." Right?-J. A. NJ.
A. Repatriate is a verb mean
ing ito send back Ga person. to
his own country, especially priS-
oners of war, refugees, etc.. to
the land of citizenship" 1t is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-22

In New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard D.
Daniels of Washington are guests
at the Plaza Hotel in New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-22


The marriage of Miss Theresa
Mae Curtin, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. L. F. Curtin, to Mr.
George Argerakis, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Nicholas Argerakis,
took place recently. Father Gre
mona off1ciated at the ceremony
which took place at st. Martins
Catholic Church.
The maid of honor was Miss
Rita Lauth and the bridesmaids
were Miss Laura Cain and Miss
Mary Awad. Other attendants
were Mr.. VIM. P. Montgomery,
Mr. Alex ArgerakiS, brother of
the bridegroom, and Mr.. DON
aid Elliott, cousin of the bride.
The bride is a graduate of
Notre Dame Academy and Mr..
Argerakis is on active duty with
the Navy.
Following a reception at the
home of her aunt and uncle,
I Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Smith, the
couple left for a trip to Atlantic
City. They will reside in Silver
Spring, Md. when his tour of
duty is over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-22
Pioneer Women Elect Officers

the club are Mrs. ziggles, Moet-
yet Hapoalot, with Mrs. Morris
Pogostin as co-chairman; Mrs.
Pollin, Jewish National Fund,
with Mrs. Isaac Stearman as CO.
chairman; Mrs. Sol Levine, Is
rael Bonds; Mrs. Harry Kessler,
United Jewish Appeal; Mrs. Will
liam Floam. child rescue fund,
with Mrs. Rose Sher as co-chair-
man; Mrs. Harry Lowens, mem
'bership and program activities;
Mrs. Abe Benson, Israel clothing
and supply campaign; Mrs. Tar
ason. thrift shop; Mrs. Samuel
Harrison, membership retention;
Mrs. Stearman. sunshine. and
Mrs. Leon Siegel, telephone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-22
QUERIES?
SUGGESTIONS.
Mrs. r. D., College Park

tMfS. n. H., COtLege PGTRI
/ have several questions I
would like to ask RICH readers:
What is the best way of
storing baby clothes so that
the white things, especially
woolens, stay white instead of
turning yellow?
How do you store plastic so
it stays in good condition? l
am referring mainly to car
riage mattress, play pen liner.
high-chair liner and other baby
things. I've seen many plastic
things in good condition.
What do you good readers do
with leftover roast wild duck.
I have never seen a recipe
that you could use. Quite
often there are small amounts
left over I hate to throw away.
My 2-year-old has stopped
eating vegetables. I cannot
even get him to taste them.
What is the best method to get
him back to eating them? He
used to love almost all Of them.
I have several recipes in
which some one may be inter-
ested. For delicious cheese
spread: Get a soft yellow
cheese. Mash it up and then
add to it mayonnaise. mus
tard, grated onion Cor chiveS),
then a pinch of the following
herbs: Thyme, basil, parsley,
rosemary. Mix together until
creamy and refrigerate. 1t
may be necessary to heat in
cool oven in order to get thor
oughly mixed.
For change in hamburgerS
try adding herbs. I add pars-
ley, basil, thyme. oregano, rose
mary, mayonnaise, catsup, ia
basco, lots of sage and salt and
pepper. Cook in usual method.
Any of these herbs may be
omitted in either recipe. Thank
you very much.
X X 4
THANK YOU" NOTE
Mrs. N. F. F., Washington
Please, will you print a be-
lated thank you for Mrs.
M. S. o. of Falls Church and
to Mrs. A. w. B. for the
chocolate cake from Albion,
N. Y. I appreciate them
greatly. Thank you.
X y \
THE CARPENTER MAN?
miss E. U. D., Alexandria
I should like to ask whether
anyone can furnish me with
the words of THE Carpenter
Man." which begins:
The carpenter man said a wicked word
When he hitted his thumb that day;
He said it out loud, too, cause ! heard,
But it's something / dissent say.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-22

The Coda Myerson Club of
the Washington Council of
Pioneer Women has reelected
Mrs. Pauline Schneider president
of the group.
Other new officers are Mrs.
Harry Ziggles, first vice presi-
dent:Mrs. Morris Pollin, second
vice president: Mrs. Bessie Tar
ason. + corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Boris Benson and Mrs. Ann
Friedman, recording secretaries;
Mrs. Sol Levine, flnancial secre-
tary, and Mrs. Harry Kessler,
treasurer.
New committee chairmen of
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g. O. p. Federation
ToHoLd Picnic

Members of the Federation of
Republican Women of Prince
Georges County will entertain
their husbands at a picnic sup
per to be held at $50 pm. Tues
day at the home of Maryland
State Senator and Mrs. John
Raymond Fletcher, 2702 Belle
view avenue, Cheverly.
The supper is being held in
place of the groups regular bust
ness meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-22

| Senator and Mrs. Arthur v.
Watkins will entertain at a we'd
ding reception at the Congress
sional Club on July "a in honor
of their daughter Jeanene and
Mr.. Richard G. Scott, who were
wed in the Manti Temple. Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints, in Utah, on July Is.
Mr.. Scott is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth L. Scott of Chevy
Chase.
The brides gown was bouffant
model of white nylon tulle and
chantilly lace over shell pink
taffeta. Her flngertip veil of illu-
sion fell from a Juliet cap of lace
outlined in pearls and rhine
stones and she carried a brides
bouquet of white orchids.
The brides attendants were
Mrs. Gerald L. Scott and Mrs.
Lorna Meecham Watkins. Her
niece, Miss Andrea Watkins,
served as flower girl. Mr.. Ger
aid L. Scott. the bridegroom
brother, was best man.
Mrs. Scott attended the Amer
lean University in Washington,
the Brigham Young University in
Provo, Utah, and was graduated
from the George Washington
University.
Mr.. Scott attended the Uni
versity of Delaware and WIS
graduated from the George
Washington University where he
was member of Sigma Tau, ma
tional scholastic fraternity for
engineers. Recently he returned
from missionary work in Uru-
quay.
In New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard D.
Daniels of Washington are guests
at the Plaza Hotel in New York.
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Donald WoreIond
To Take Bride

The engagement of Miss Cath
crime Margaret Schroeder to Mr..
Donald H. Moreland is an
nounced by her father, Mr.. Peter
Schroeder. She is also the
daughter of the late Mrs. Alice
Barrick Schroeder, formerly of
Indian Head, Md. Mr.. Moreland
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Moreland of Lothian. Md.
The bride-elect was graduated
from Strayer Business, College
and is now employed in Wash
ington.
A fall wedding has been
planned.
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ANSWERS TO QUERIES

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MRS. E. H. X, Clifton, Va
To Mrs. w. r. r.. Falls
Church. To remove tea stains
from glassware use a CONNER
cial cleaner beginning with the
letter A, four letters. Wet sand
will also do it. I clean the
water bottle by using about a
cupful of sand and half filling
it with water and shake it
hard. Sometimes I have to re-
peat the process.
To Mrs. r. C. H., Washing
ton. Here is my mother-in-
laws recipe for German po-
tato salad. Boil the potatoes
with skins on, peel and slice
fine while hot. Fry five or six
slices of bacon until crisp, Il
usually cut the bacon into
small pieces f1rst), add table
spoon of sugar, "a cup vinegar,
"a cup water to the bacon and
drippings and let come to a
: boil. Salt the potatoes and
pour the hot liquid over them.
The amount Of the proper
ton of vinegar to the water
may vary according to indi-
vidual taste. Use six or eight
medium sized potatoes.
To Mrs. D. I. T., who wanted
a recipe for cheese pie. here
is one for Kase Kucha which
may be what she wants. One
cup cottage cheese, we'll
drained and worked through a
strainer, one pint of milk to
which has been added "a cup
sugar. one teaspoon vanilla,
three ell-beaten eggs. Stir
the cheese well into the milk
mixture and pour into an I'M
baked pie shell. Sprinkle with
cinnamon. Bake in a moderate
oven until the custard is firm.
about 80 minutes.