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Evening star., 1953-09-08

USeG posture chalrS, 90, ,0u ana up;
used typiSts desks S29.50. and up;
of new and used desks, chairs, tables
available at tremendous savings.
1921 L st. NV. MA. S-7S24. Ill
OIL BURNER, Crane boiler l6 SeeD !;
275-gal. oil tank; compl. with elec.
controls; S175; equip. in excel.
cond.; can demonstrate. MR.. ERWIN,
JU. 5-212i after 8 pm. .
ORGANS-We rent popular type-elec-
tronic instruments with options to
buy; private lessons available. ST;
$4,000. JoRDAN's, corner 18th and
ORGANEsaye 500 on new 2-manual
Minshall electronic organ; investi-
gate our rental purchase and organ
lesson plan. KITS. 1880 G st. NV.
PHoNO.. amplihers. 2O-watt, SIS;
SRfmas'eF spesfeTs T. sfs5 sfeS5otE g. 81 GS 30 civ
PIN ELECTRON1Cs. 1341 l. st. NV.
PIANO. steinway. fine rebuilt spinet
terms. MUSIC SALES CORP, 1900
PfANosMYour L Il sW child deserves I the
best Don't gamble with cheap
used instrument. For only S4S so
Sour child may have the nsrinS use Of Of
months in your own home. Come
cAMPBELL MUSIC 60, 1ioS &
pT.Ing s. ~ wI DI. .t;IS 5;s4S4 Ssy. few G Kim.
bali apartment uprightS that sen
regularly for $685. now reduced to
S725. These instruments carry q
full new piano guarantee. II VIII
pay to see these instruments before
gSg gSg buy cAMPsELT 12 foTa s1e SIC c6 5e'1i 6s
8 st NV. D1. 7-S464. -12
get the best. steinway recondi-
toned grandS. 3 fl. / in; #. 2 in;
#. 1Oia in; 6 It; II in Prices
are as low as 81 s ;s95' You ,pnnnts may
on our easy budget plan of 1Uft
down and 3 years to pay, We suE-
gest you come in and try these
beautiful instruments now. CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO.. II0S G st. NV.
DI. 7-S464. Washington'S Exclusive
tion of slightly used and floor sam,
pie instruments on sale at reduced
prices. Choice of spinets. grands.
consoles and apartment uprights in
many well-known makes. Pay as
payments rs1a m o Nove@Ser T1Sn' + .S,t JoRDANs, o
3-94G0l and H332 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring. lJU. 5-1I05l. Silver
Spring store open daily from 1890
to 2 pm at night.
PIANOS FOR RENT-Spinets. con-
soles and Ersnds at moderate rates
inE extra JORDAN'S, corner Of 18th
and G SITS. NV. tST. $4,000 and
1882 Georgia ave. Silver Sprins
fJU. 6-l105l. Silver Spring store
open daily from 1880 TO 8 pm. at
night.
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ADDITIONS, alterations. carpentry.
roof repairs. painting. piastering,
etc; free estimates. ST. $1,000.
ADDiTIoNs. alterations. porehes
s.. secr; rm;; jalousie inciosures II
D1 aD8 t,me aSsinn5e Ho 2vsaas W ep'n lose S
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS and re-
Free estimates. WA. 7-71s6.
ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, porches
jalousie Enclosures, sketches or esti-
mates free: all work fully guarsn-
teed: no money down, 36 months
to pay. sEco SALES Ju. 5000
AsPHALT OR CONCRETE driveways
parking lots. sidewalks and patios
Free estimates promptly given. Cal
COMMUNITY COMM PAVING CO.. OIL
Af4fcs fSSS PTNfsHED. Fl TH 154SSa Sorm., window,
porches inclosed, recreation rooms
Dental, SO months to pay. UN
4-2491 J e HENDRICKS.
BRICK MAS0NS, INC.-All types Of
eorbick. work; no job too small. JU
BRICK MASON CRAFTsMAN-FTire.
specially. FAGNANI 10. 1854
BRICK .WORK-Call TONY for brick
and block work. No. jon 200 large
or small. Free estimates. LU. c-06l9
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, recr. rms.
SMITH. ia T-5527 any time %
CARPENTRY, remodeling. repairs,
cabinet work; general contracting.
CSaGR;PENtT1RiYY' nj 1iY' General remodeIing
FHA loan; commercial and residen-
tial. MR.. LAWRENCE, RA. 6-g1u3.
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TYPIST

Young girl. 1928 yr. of age. for per.
manent position with The star. Must
be accurate. Some clerical expert
ence is desired. Five-day. 40-hr
week Apply Personnel, Room COS
Open weekdays. S:30-5, and Sat
81. No phone calls.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

RIDERS WANTED-Share expenses
to Urbana, H.. on or about Sept.
10. Phone Vienna 176. 3
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CLERK
CLERICAL

Young white woman who is a willing.
reliable worker. Must be able to
work accurately with figures. flling
and other duties. 5-day wk.. hos
once Call MR.. EPSEY. ME. S-1452
after a:3O IN MeekdayS s
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ASSISTANT CASHIER

AUDIT CLERK. knowledge Of comp
outstanding company benefits, air
conditioned Office. Call Ii. 4-23n3
for appointment.
BEAUTICIANs C2), expert hair cutter.
RaNr Rsts or vIfnAaE hema!f cESFER AReHE IN person
BEAUTICIAN. male or female; start
ing salary up to S15 plus comm. for
competent hairdreSser; 5-day wE:;
busy salon VIM. OF N. Y. HAIR
sTYLIST. 1915 Michigan ave. ne,
BEAUTICIAN. exper.. all around: $50
guarantee;- DOUGLAS HAIR sI9L'
BEAUTT6iAN@operator I3tj T3i Nope wanter; s.
sion. FRED THE HAIR sTYLIsT
at Brooks. l109 G st. NV. IA
BEAUTICIAN to do permanent GaT,,,
ing and manicuring: busy shop all
year round in NV. sect. Cali RA.
BEATTY OPERATOR one Of
beauty salons, air-cond. for your
comfort, salary and commission;
5 or s days; Apply ANGLIN HAIR
sEIgEE IG4SF FCpER9r6R 1aas 15ERnss g. nS week
msnicurins Stead, job: Air cooled,
LOUIS CREAlIVE aAIHDRESSErNS
BEAUTY oPERATORS-C2) for our
downtown 18th st and Bethesda.
Md. salons. Top salarv and COM
mission. EMILE, 1921 Conn. ave.
BOoKKEEPER, under 40. full charge.
with recent local commercial exper,
in acc. rec. and pay, payroll. sales
taxes. etc; 5-day week: air-cond.:
state full particulars and refs. Box
BOOKKEEPER-Must be able to
type, prefer some one with general
Office exper.: modern air-cond. Of
flee; usual benefits. DI. 1912.
BOoKKEEPER, 2o-35, with at least
3 years experience. Must be typist
and capable of assuming full
charge. Excel. position in modern
air-conditioned ONCE; 5-day, 37IaS
hour week Give age. exper. and
salary wanted in application. Box
3S3-S, Star. 10
BOOKKEEPER. thoroughly exper d..
with additional duties as reception
ist; possessing stenographic Skills;
for law once; 9 to 5. 5-day week
Salary open. Call MRS. RIDGELL,
DI 7-4619.
BOOKKEEPER OFFICE MANAGER,
downtown retail store. In reply give
flIll details as to experience, refer
.erences. etc. Box BOT. star. .
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THE EVENING STAR

TYPIST-CLERK. high school gradu-
ate. dictaphone experience desirable
but not necessary; permanent posi-
ton. paid vacations, free hospitali-
cation insurance: 5-day. 37Na hour
week AMERICAN SURETY CO.
$50 Southern Bldg, 18th and H
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES-New. S1O.5U
down. $3.50 mo. BROWNS, sO4 W
Broad: Falls Ch:. Va, JE. 2-15ll.
ADDING MACHlNE-BurrouE desk
FkAE FkAS' TYPEwR1TER FY1sE II 81 mtSes' co.. GN sGfs
14th st. NV. HU. 3-5121.
AIR CONDITIONERS (2l, used; a
hip. end q hip. carriers: best Of
fer TU. @-36O0, Ext. 70S after
8 pm. 12'
AIR COND.-D. C. current only. peri.
cond. Can be seen at 1925 Irving
ST NV. or rear l434 Irving st. NV.
$3.50 or best offer. S
AIR CONDITIONER, - Brand-neW
Servel, ton, L h.p. Price $3.50. Call
OIL. 4-O32I q
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CASHIER. wanted for cigar Gou@nteT; @
expeI NECESSARY, BRENTWo03i'
CASHIER-Little experience neceS-
tions. Apply FOOD TOWN SUPER
Wheaton rds. Kensington, Nd. 5
CASHIER (whitel with some knowl-
wholesale distributor: vacation ben
efitS etc; 5-day week, permanent
position. Apply MRS. ETCH1SON,
il2l 5th st. NV, -S
CASHIER-Youn woman with res
tsurant experience. References
BASINS; 1920 Penna Fve. NV
cAsHiER%Exper.; good pay; many
PLAZA SPORT SHOP, 10th and E
CHAMBERMAID. colored, for pvt
club: must be exper. Apply in per-
son Tues. or Wed. 1912 m,
sol Mass. ave. NV. S
CIGAR CLERK--Experienced only;
reierenees, PETWoRTH PHARNA-
CIGAR AND SUNDRY CLERK. exper.,
full time: excel salary. Pleasant
working cond. Vacation and hosp.
benefits. WHEATON, PHARM., I1461
CIGAR AND DRUG CLERK. exper
refs; full-time position, in pleasant
store; good salary and hours. GAL
LAUDET PHARMACY, 1000 Fla
CIERK. fIi 2.e' check credit applications
for credit organization: some tipping !;
permanent: 5-day week DU. .
S4t5. Tuesday or Wednesday, MISS
MCKINNEY 3
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DOGS. PETS. etc.
FARM AND GARDEN

LAWN RENovATIoNs - Beautiful
lawns don't Just happen-we build
them. Reas. LU. 1868. IA
VIRGIN TOPSOIL, best quality, any
quantity; immediate delivery; reaS.
landscaping. LU. l-5563, any time.
TOP SOIL, very good, rich top soil
for lawns and greenhouses; very
LANDsGaSPFgiSGG LAIsNSSSsasaSPFg 20 ANS S4asai 4RIE sERvicv
Topsoil' manure: trees, ,shrubbery.
JE. 2-2S43, JE. 3-0S7S.
TREE REMOVAL, topping, pruning,
feeding, cabling; 50 UP. Free est.
PAUL'S TREE SERVICE. LO. b-457s.
AZALEAS. wholesale. retail. J. M.
ROTH, S211 Sligo Greek parkway.
Takoma Park. Md, 3
FLOWING, DISCING and grading;
also grass seed sowing; 9 large or
small job. WE. 5-5442. Ill
CLEAN FILL DIRT, topsoil, blue-
stone; bulldozer, hauling and grad.
ing. MR.. HARTING, 5-10 pm. 10.
6-Sq1S Ia
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CLERK-TYPIST

Age 1885. white: immed. General
office work, including stencil cut
ting and mimeograph operation.
Meals and employe benefits. Apply
chief dietitian. DOCTORS HOS
PITAL, 1915 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-08

TOBACCO CONCESSION MANAGER;
experienced preferred, but will train
person with ability: must have pleas
ing personality; employees discounts
Box 417-S, Star. %
TYPIST to learn MGR bookkeeplns
machine: flower store. MR.. coz
ZENS. RE. 1922. Ill
TYPIST. expert, receptionist; doctors
once. downtown; ) hours per day
d days. $3.50 per mo. Age S5-5C
preferred. Permanent only. Box
3ST-S. Star.
Evening star., 1953-09-08
CARPENTRY
FlagStone and Stone

WOFLh
Cement driveways. walks. steps,
porches. retaining walls. tile drain
age. Also. outdoor f1replaces
ANGELO MARCUCCIO. JU. 9-1769.
FLOORS refinished like new: free
estimate, every low price. c. r.
COVER, WA. 7-6S6S any time.
FLOORS SANDED AND FINISHED.
cleaned and waxed; old floors made
like new. Call any time, WA.,7-1129.
FLOOR SANDING nm. New. &c SO. IT..
Old. l0c and up. Free est. Work
guar. c L. HINSON, Ii. 3-754S.
FLOOR SANDING and finishing, reas.
prices. Terms. Work guaranteed. L.
D. HAWKINS. UN. 4-674l. -12
FLOOR SERVICE, Nothing but the
best, laying. SANDING, finishing.
finishes. FLOORING HONTRAC-
TORS. INC. 1928 Cordell ave.
Bethesda Nd OL 4-7466.
FURNITURE FINISHING and re-
pairing; reasonable prices: guar
TOWN FURNITURE & FINISHING
co. 3344 NJ st. NV. rear. NO.
INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING,
small JOBS. Arlington. Falls Church.
MATTREs;sEs remade. 50 up. STEIN Z
BEDDING co. 1924 18th st. NV.
co 6-l315
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DANCE TEACHERS

full or part time. Excel.
lent salary and working conditions
Apply in person DON MARTINI
4O4 10Th st. NV. Il34 Conn. ave.
Ill
FASHION CO-ORDINATOR or stylist
Phone DU. 7-664s. Tuesday. bet
and q n m 3
Evening star., 1953-09-08
ANTIQUES

AWNING SALE slightly usec
aluminium terrace cover, very gooc
cond., l3 IT. wide. 81 in. projection
green and white stripes will sell tt
best offer. Call MA. S-415l. IS
BABY CARRIAGE. plav pen, sled
women's white ice skates. size ia
all good condition; $50. ia. 2-O6Sl
BAR. 90 IT; "a tables (ea. serve ~;
100 chairs and cash register. TU
2-376S. S
BATHTUBs. built-in type, S25; basins
toilets, pipe. BLOCKS, INC. 1746
Lee hwy, Key Bridge. ia. $500
BED, 4 poster. solid maple. double
with Foster box sprgS. and mat.
in excel. cond.; Sis. ia. 1906
BEDROOM SET, 6-pc. walnut, SIOO
RA. 6-0546. &"
BICYCLE-Schwinn. girls, standard;
like new; $50. OIL. 2-S947.
BICYCLE. boys, brand-new Monarch
Super de luxe. $50 less than retail
of SO T0TT S-nnR1 Ia
Evening star., 1953-09-08

experience ana age. BOX 4OT-I
Star
WAITRESS, white, exper., part time
through lunch, no SUNDAYS. Les
TERs RESTAURANT. GIL G st. NV
WAITRESS. white, 5-day week. earn
ings average S65 weekly. Excellent
position for exper:, neat and reli-
CATESsEN, 1855 Mass. ave. NV:
.acsd kEsYoS hsit s0''Fsa es e. szsf1 ss
WHiTREssEs, experienced. tray serv-
sssrATEn. ice; Apply n4 in pes person; ~, sEAFARE
RANT. $50 Y. Glebe r.. Arlington,
Va, "a. 2-1313. Call in person
wafTREss: fsi95 a@; Experienced on food is and
nights, also part time. Apply in
WAITRESS Restaurant in South
dT 6Tl.; 4 -SS9Sa SS999d salary; excellent tips tips.
M white, experienced. x Ap;;
ave. ne. SHERIDAN RESTAURANT.
experienced. white: steady
job. HARVARD GRILL. 2SSO l4th
Us s. I ,EEEss nT NO; 1-7s4e. . -.
be neat and dependable. RICHS,
10th and E SITS. NV. 10'
WAITRESS. white. exper., over II;
lunch and dinner daily; off Tues
day; BETHESDA INN, 1925 Wis
consin ave. OIL. 4-39s0 or OIL.
1892. -13
full time. II to s: part
time. II to 4:30. Apply GOOD
FOOD SHOP, Glebe I'd. at Wash.
Evening star., 1953-09-08

.HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
Evening star., 1953-09-08
CTERK-TYPTST

Young lady. under 25 yrs. for gen.
eral clerical work; air-cond. once.
6-day wk. Do not phone.
10Th CENTURY-FOX FILMS
4l5 3rd st. NV. -S
COUNTERGIRL. colored, expert
enced good pay. Apply BRADLEY
DRUGS. 5000 Arlington rd., Be-
theSda. Md. -
white, no exper.
necessary; part time. DIXIE PIG
BARBECUE, Marlboro pike and
Benning rd. sc. 10 S-4333. Ill
GIRLS, white. no
exper necessary. DIXIE PIG BAR
BE0UE, Marlboro nike and Benning
Evening star., 1953-09-08
FILE CLERK

woman in claims dept. OF national
insurance company; diversified and
interesting work; hours 8 to S: 5
day week. Apply $50 woodward
Building.
Evening star., 1953-09-08
TYPIST-CLERK

Personnel office. to help maintain
personnel records and prepare per
sonnel statistics and reports. Typins
speed so to so. 40-hr.. 5-day week
air cond.. in reply give education
experience and age. Box 407-T
star
Evening star., 1953-09-08

For cafeteria counter work, salary
plus bonuses: experienced or mex
perienced. HARRINGTON HOTEL
K1TCHETERIA, llth and 4 SITS. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-08
BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE OPERATOR
N. C. r. 5000

Young woman. 21-35 years OF age.
for permanent position in our ae-
counting dept. Hours: s:30-5:30.
Mon. Fri. Generous company bene-
fits in addition to planned salary
Advancement. Apply Personnel. Room
COS; open weekdays. 5000. and
Sat. 81. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1953-12-04

5. Make memorandum of it
and review the case a week later.
Did We find a good solution? Is
it working?
6. Meanwhile, divide up the
work of the home to prevent
conflict as far as possible; adopt
budget with an allowance for
the wife as well as the husband;
handle your affairs in a busi-
neSslike way.
7. Make sure you are in good
health and not letting yourself
get unnecessarily overtired.
8. Plan more interesting ac-
tivities together that will give
you pleasant subjects to think
about and talk about.
Either husband or wife can
start such a program. You may
be surprised to find how quickly
it produces results. Try it!
Evening star., 1953-12-04

much real effort and without
any sacrifice. The next time a
squabble starts, stop right there
in your tracks and ask yourself
a few questions.
/. What's the shooting about?
Focus down on the point at
issue: What is it?
2. Then ask yourself whether
it's worth an argument. Maybe
you'd better drop it and change
the subject.
8. If you have a real point
at issue, and it's worth further
discussion, then forget about the
personalities and ask yourself
and your wife what can be done
to solve the problem.
4. Adopt some solution that
will prevent this particular prob
lem from recurring. Put it into
effect Immediately.
Evening star., 1953-12-04
PERSIMMON BEER.

MRS. r. H. NJ, BeltSUille)
For L. c. S., Alexandria:
This recipe is copied from the
Progressive Farmer: A peck
of full-ripe persimmons will be
enough for a 10-gallon cask.
Mix up a little bran with
them, add warm water and
mash well. Put in a tub or
barrel with straw in the bot
tom and let stand in a warm
place. When the beer is fer
mented enough for use, the
persimmonS will rise to the
surface Then draw off the
clear brew and add brown
sugar or molaSses if not sweet
enough. Cork and bung tight
ly OF put in corked demijohns,
jugs or bottles. The beer is
light, lively and pleasant in
taste. Perhaps if you need
more information you could
write to Mrs. Henry Cox, Lex
ington County, S. c., since she
sent the recipe to the maga-
zine.
Evening star., 1953-12-04

about our future. My wife and
I started quarreling almost as
soon as we came back from the
honeymoon, and we don't seem
to be able to stop. We love each
other, and yet she's continually
in tears and I'm continually ex-
aSperated. I'm getting so I look
for trouble all the time. She's
getting to hold a perpetual
grudge, apparently. suppose
you couldn't give us any advice
unless you knew what we quar-
rel about, but if you asked me
I couldn't tell you. We just
quarrel"
Quarrels are like that, Mr.. Y.
They don't need any particular
cause-all they need is two
quarrelsome persons. If you are
one of those two, you can prob
ably stop any quarrel without
Evening star., 1953-12-04
Banana Cream Pie

How's about a nice banana
cream pie for dessert, if you
haven't had one in a dogs age?
Take "a cup of sugar and
combine it with 3 tablespoons Of
cornstarch and a little salt. Add
112 cups of milk; let all cook
in a double boiler until thick
ened.
Beat the yolks of 2 eggs and
add l2 cup of milk. Add this
very slowly to the custard and
cook for 2 minutes more. Re-
move from heat and add a table
spoon of butter and a teaspoon
Of vanilla.
Put cupful of sliced bananas
in the bottom of baked pie
shell, add the cream filling and
cover that with meringue. Brown
in a moderate oven for about IL
minutes or a little longer until
meringue is golden color.
Evening star., 1953-12-04
Mobile ScoNoped
Oysters

O/oISt
Now that oysters are with us
again, let's try something new on
the "succulent bivalve":: Mobile
scalloped oysters.
Mix "a cup of butter or marga-
rine with teaspoons of Wor-
cestershire sauce (you may use
more if you like). Add a tea
spoon OF more Of onion juice and
season with salt, pepper and a
bit of cayenne.
Spread a layer of bread crumbs
in the bottom of a baking dish
and place a layer of oysters on
top. Dot with butter. Add an
other layer of bread crumbs,
and another of oysters. Top with
the creamed, seasoned butter.
Bake in a very hot oven for 20
minutes.
Chilled cucumbers dressed with
vinegar and black pepper make a
swell accompaniment.
Evening star., 1953-12-04
By Dr.. Paul Popenoe e

Are you compatible or COM
batable? Every marriage stirs
up a quarrel now and then, but
many of them become merely
arenas in which husband and
wife slug it out until the home
is destroyed. The destruction
may not be recorded in the di-
vorce statistics-it usually is, but
the pair may for some reason
not want to go into court. But
the marriage is wrecked none
the less. and mainly because
husband and wife have not
learned how to handle conflict.
Mr.. Y's home is in danger, and
he writes for help:
"We have been married a lit
tie more than a year. and I'm
getting to be very pessimistic
Evening star., 1953-12-04
PUERTO RICO?

mrs. F. L. McC., VIENNA
We expect to be going to
Puerto Rico (San Juan or
vicinity) sometime after the
first of the year and would
greatly appreciate any infor-
nation any one can give us
concerning housing, climate,
cost of living. etc. I am espe-
cially interested in knowing
about the food situation that
is, whether meat is obtainable
and any suggestion concerning
health conditions. etc. Would
it be advisable to take uphol-
stored furniture? Are single
houses available for rent or
purchase, and at what prices?
Has any one had any expert
ence in taking dogs to Puerto
Rico? Thank you.
X x X X
FLORIDA CAMPING TRIP?
MRS. J. P. S., Takoma Park
We are thinking about TAX
ing our three sons, 9 years, Z
years, and 3l2 years on a
camping trip to central or
southern Florida in January.
Have any of the readers ever
tried this? If tent camping is
unsatisfactory in Florida be-
cause of insects. snakes, etc,
and undeveloped park areas,
we would surely like to know
1t. We enjoyed camping so
much this summer, particu-
larly in George Washington
National Forest in Virginia.
Are there any similar places in
Florida?
Evening star., 1953-12-04
COOPERATIVE
PLAYSCHOOL
Mrs. r. r.. WASHINGTON

MRS. r. r., Washington
The Naylor Gardens Co.
operative Playschool located
at 1892 Naylor road Sc, has
several openings for pre-school
children, particularly for those
in the 3-year age group. There
are a few openings for 4-year-
oldS too. The two groups meet
on alternate davs of the week
from $3.50 to HAS am, under
the competent supervision of
Mrs. Anita Wilder. Although
school has started already, ad-
JuStments in Rates will ne made
for those wishing to register
now. For further information.
please contact me through
RICH.
Evening star., 1953-12-04
Readers C|eQrinQ
House
Conducted by BETSY CASWELL
FROZEN LEMON PIE

mrs. E. J. NJ, Washington
Here Is one of my favorite
recipes, Frozen Lemon Pie:
Three egg yolks, y cup sugar,
8 egg white. 2 tablespoons
sugar, 70 teaspoon salt. "a cup
lemon juice, II teaspoon grated
rind. "a cup crushed or rolled
vanilla waters, l cup whipped
cream. Beat egg yolks, add
salt and sugar, mixing we'll.
Stir in lemon juice and grated
rind. Cook in double boiler
until it thickens. Let cool.
Beat egg whites stiff and beat
in rest of sugar g table
spoonS). Fold in cream and
lemon mixture. Sprinkle half
crushed crumbs on bottom of
refrigerator tray and add miXr
ture. Sprinkle rest of crumbs
on top. Put in unit for several
hours and cut in slices and
serve. Whipped cream can be
put on top before serving if
so desired. I make mine
before bedtime. 1t can be
kept two or three days in unit.
1t is delicious light and
very good.
X X Y
BOY"
I MRS. D. j. B., Washington
| I am sending this small
jarticle which I think is quite
cute and which some one
might like to have. 1t is en-
titled Boy:
after a male baby out
grows long dresses and tri-
angles, and acquires pants,
freckles and so much dirt that
relatives don't dare to kiss him,
he becomes a boy.
"a boy is natures answer to
that false belief that there is
no such thing as perpetual mo-
ton. A boy is a growing animal
of superlative promise who can
swim like a fish, run like a
deer, climb like squirrel, balk
like a mule, below like a bull,
eat like pig. or act like a
jackass. according to climatic
conditions.
"A boy, if not washed too
often and kept in a cool, quiet
place after each accident, will
survive broken bones, hornets,
measles, fights and nine help
ing of pie.
"a boy is a piece of skin
stretched over an appetite, a
noise covered with smudges. A
boy is the problem of our times,
the hope of the world. Every
boy born is evidence that God
is not yet discouraged with
men"
1 understand that there is
one written about a girl. 1
would appreciate it if someone
could supply it for me. I'd like
to make a fancy copy of each
and put them in a long frame
to hang in my children's play
room.
Evening star., 1953-12-04
CLEAN BRUSH SET?
RUG QUERY?

MRS. A. E. K, Washington
I would like to request any
suggestions on cleaning
mans silver brush set. My
problem has been to keep the
wood at the base of the
bristles from getting wet while
cleaning and rinsing with the
conventional polish.
Also, a question regarding
rugs. The heavy rubber coat
ing on the backing on my bed
room scatter rugs has become
sticky and as a result, clings
to the floors so badly that
when removed, it leaves some
of the gummy substance and
is very hard to remove. How
can 1 remove the coating COM
pletely from the rugs or re-
coat it with a more suitable
substance?
Evening star., 1953-12-04
TAFFY RECIPE?
SEAFOAM CANDY?
Mrs. N. B. D., Fairtar)

tMTS. ~. Is. H., FdTJQTJ
Does any reader have a
recipe for taffy that does not
have to be pulled? AS a child
made them and they could
be bought for 2 cents from
neighborhood ladies. They
were made with sugar and
corn sirup, l believe, and
nodded about l2-inch thick in
cup cake pans. Very simple
to make, but I've forgotten the
exact ingredients.
l would also like a recipe
for seafoam candy. If any of
the ladies have favorite candy
recipes you would like to share,
it would be nice to send them
in now so the readers could
try them for Christmas.