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Evening star., 1953-04-19
Motoring From Wushinqton:

the huge Wamsutta Mills are
major points of interest. The city
was the greatest United States
whaling port from the War of,
1912 until the outbreak of the
Civil War. 1t is a port OF sail
ing from Woods Hole. Martha's
Vineyard and Nantucket. "
FalmOuth-On Vineyard Sound,
is on the south side of Cape
Cod and was foremerly a whaling
center. The bell in the First
Congregational Church was cast
by Paul Revere.
Chatham-Resort town on
southeastern corner of Cape
Cod and a popular summer re-
sort. Chatham Light offers an
unexcelled view of the Atlantic
Ocean.
Professionalism the May
flower first dropped anchor.
Thriving, picturesque artists
colony on the tip of the cape;
once a whaling and fishing port.
PlymOuth-Here the Pilgrims
landed. December, 1920, and here
is located Plymouth Rock. Gov.
Bradford and other early set
tiers are inferred on Burial Hill.
BOStOn-Capital of the State
and largest city in New England.
Here occurred what we know as
the Boston Massacre, the Boston
Tea Party and the Midnight Ride
of Paul Revere. The Common,
State House, Boston Athenaeum.
Old North Church, Paul Revere
House and the Mother Church of
Christ Scientist will attract the
attention of the tourist.
NewburypOrt-On the Merri-
mack River. Settled in 1885.
Formerly a Shipbuilding and
fishing port. Here were built
some of Americas fastest clipper
ships. Today they make silver
ware, shoes and steel.
Evening star., 1953-04-19

the vacation in New England.
But if it is necessary to shorten
the holiday, the States of New
Hampshire, Connecticut and
Massachusetts are bisectcd from
the juncture of u. s. 302 and
U. S. 3 to New London. Conn.,,
and the Bay State is bisected
from Boston to Williamstown.
Overnight stops, depending
upon the time of arrival, are sug-
geSted by the AAA at New
Haven. Conn.,; Newport, r. l.;
Provincetown and Boston, Mass:
Portsmouth. N. H.; Portland,
Me: Littleton and Manchester
Evening star., 1953-04-19
By WoIter w. Hubbord
American Automobile Association

With the advent of warmer
weather. New England looms as
a major travel objective. All six
States offer first-rate historic,
scenic and geographic attrac-
tions.
. The drive to New York being
familiar to most local motorists,
the map prepared by the Ameri-
can Automobile Association
starts the trip at New York City.
The waters of Long Island
Sound. Cape Cod Bay and the
Atlantic Ocean are Skirted as ia
Evening star., 1953-04-19

north as Belfast, Me-, from which
point the tourist could drive on
northeast to such points as st.
Andrews-by -the-Sea and St.
John, New Brunswick, in Can
ada.
The eastbound stretch of the
motor tour goes through the
White Mountain National Forest
to st. Johnsbury, VT, from
which point the southbound
drive traverses a major portion
of the Marble State and the
Green Mountain National Forest,
the Berkshire Hills and the west
ern edge of the Nutmeg State.
1t is a trip which can take
from S to Is days with profit,
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-18
Alaska Steam Announces 1853 Boring Sea Sailings

Alaska Steamship Co. has an nounced the following schedule to Boring Sea ports for 1853:
 June Nome, St. Michael, Unalakleet, Golovin, Teller, Tin City.
 July 8 - Nome (to discharge perishables and refrigerated car go only), Teller, Kotzebue, Kee- walik, Nome (to discharge the balance of Nome cargo).
 August IS III Nome, St. Michael, Golovin.
 September 23 St. Michael, Nome, Teller.
 All deliveries of freight to Seat tie terminals should be completed by five days prior to sailing date except for refrigerated cargo, which will be received by special arrangement.
 Note that the vessel scheduled to sail from Seattle on July is to call at Nome to discharge per ishables and vitally needed goods prior to going to Teller and Kot- zebue. Upon completion of her discharge in Kotzebue Sound she will return to Nome to discharge the balance of her Nome freight.
 All sailings and ports of call subject to change without notice.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-18
ALASKA AIRLINES

Arriving from Anchorage: Cpl. John Smith, Martin Olsen, Dave Dishaw, Ed Smith.
 Departing for Kotzebue: Dave Dishaw, E. Weyiduanna, Alfred Milligrock.
 Departing for Anchorage: Pete Hahn, Robert Summers, Robert Herman, Milton Willoya, Gordon Swanberg, Alfred Sahlin, Vernon Olson, Pete Larsen, Elmer Green, George Bell, Penny Sorenson, MT. and Mrs. Paul Sorenson, Louis Kost, Vincent Ahkolik, Rosemary Ost, MT. and Mrs. J. Ost, George Dan.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-18
Three Pass Naturalization Ceremonies

Three residents became citi- zens of the United States yester- day afternoon in an impressive naturalization ceremony held in the US. Court Room.
 Calling to mind that the Pill grim founders of this country came here for religious freedom, Judge Earl Cooper asked Father Murphy to invoke divine aid to open the ceremony, after which Raymond Brink, naturalization agent, presented the names of Karl Bale, John Peter Cass and Theresa Jackson for citizenship.
 After taking their oath of ale glance, colors were presented by four members of the American Legion, Dan Jones, Ben Young, Maurice Kelliher and Robert Lewis, and the Pledge of Ale glance was given in unison.
 The American Creed was read by District Attorney James von der Heydt and the Nome High School Glee Club, under the dir ection of Florence Kearnes, sang "The Star Spangled Banner"
 Judge Cooper advised the new citizens as to some of their duties. These included the duty to vote, to examine the candidates run ming for office, to keep informed on our country's policies and to pay taxes, defend the country and abide by the will of the majority.
 In exchange, he stated, citizens have the right to think as they please, the right of jury trial, the right of education in public schools, freedom of worship, and life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness
 Judge Cooper said, "You enter this court as members of a foreign government. You have acquired a new status and leave as Ameri- can citizens with a new tie that binds. you to other Americans with whom you have lived and worked"
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-18
Cubs Prepare For First Big Pack Meeting Tuesday Night

Cub Scouts in their four dens are busy preparing for the first big pack meeting of the year, scheduled for next Tuesday eve ming from to 8 at the CAA recreation hall. At his time the Cubs will be hosts to their par entS and each den has prepared a special program for presenta- tion.
 Awards will be made at the meeting for merits earned by the boys and special recognition will be made to commemorate the filth anniversary of Scouting.
 Twenty-ei eight boys are partici- pating in the Cub Scout program this year. The Cub Scout commit tee, composed of w. J. Barber, Dan Fritz, Rev. Reeves Ravens, Sam Ailak and Cubmaster Lewis Fulton, have planned some spe- cial entertainment for the evening for the boys.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-18
NOME HIGH QUINTET WHIPS CORDOVA TEAM AZ TO 29

The Nome High School basket ball team won their first game in the Class B tournament at the Fur Rendezvous at Anchorage. The score was Nome Nanooks AT, Cordova 29. Today they are scheduled to play Wasilla.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-18

Jane Scott Perkins leaves this week for Seattle to attend meet ing of station managers of the Alaska Airlines in Alaska, Seattle and Portland. The meeting is scheduled for early next week.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-18
Wednesday. February 18. 1853
Lomens Announce Increases
 Tn Prices For Petroleum Product.

The Lomen Commercial Co.,, agents for Standard Oil, notified dealers and consumers of gas and oil of an increase in these pro- ducts as of Monday, Feb. 16.
 Gas and gasoline products have been advanced 1.6e per gallon, stove and diesel oil 1.8G per gal lon, and flamo has advanced 40G per cylinder.
 Standard Oil Agent Bob Reda- way said these prices apply at all Alaska ports
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-18

Daniel Berretiini of the GAIA. and Nathalia CzYczYerski were married Monday at the Catholic Church by Father Murphy. At tendants as the wedding were Charles Stack and Mrs. Williams.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-18
WIEN AIRLINES

From Fairbanks: R. H. Brink.
 To Kotzebue: R. s. Duce, E. H. Cook, York Wilson, MT. and Mrs. Silas Compton.
 To Fairbanks: James c. Strong.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-18
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYs

Arriving yesterday: MT. and Mrs. Harold TWeet and daughter.
 Departing: Mrs. Chuck Goedde and three children, MT. and Mrs. Ray McGinnis.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-18

Vern Miller was fined $500 and given a 16-day sentence in the Federal Jail for giving liquor to a minor. He has appealed the case and bail was set for $1,OOO
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-18

Aarnout castel Jr. has recently been discharged from the Army, his term of service being over.
 He arrived here Sunday from Fort Richardson, Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-18

Elmer Ipalook of Kotzebue is on the honor roll at the Sheldon Jackson Junior College at Sitka, Alaska.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-25

Bethesda-Ch. Ch., Md.
Here is a gem of a house in perfect
condition. A brick Cape Cod with
3 bedrms.; powder. nm. on 1st H.;
fun basement; built-in garage and
lovely garden with tulips in bloom
Within walking distance to transp.,
churches and schools. This house
will not be on the market long
Priced at S24,500. For appoint
ment; please call Mrs. Upp, JU
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
Realtors Uptown Office EN-. 2-67I5
BETHESDA CAPE COD
Located on one of the prettiest streets
in this area. Two bedrms. and
bath. LIST A.. liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
md f.; 2 additional bedrms., beau
t1ful ,recr. rm.. detached garage;
fenced real. yard; conv. to stores.
tranSp, and schools. Priced under
$4,000. an exclusive listing and
can be shown only by appointment
through this once.
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PURLOIN

Try 1t, steal this home; excellent
42::ft. brick rambler, brand new: 8
ting; move in this month; only
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Bellevue Forest

Cali today to see two Of tn,
homes in this close-in North Ar
lington area ideally situated in 9
beautifully wooded rolling section Of
all different custom built homes
One is a delightful 3-bedrm., g
bath, spacious liv. rm., full entr
hall, family sized din. rm., super
de luxe kit, full bsmt., rec. rm.
built-in garage, rambler with ex-
ceptional screen porch-the entire
package neatly nestled amongst lots
OF lovely trees. 1t is priced, in our
opinion below the market al
If you want 4 bedrms., our offering
is for you! 1st floor consists Of
spacious. full entr. hall (leading ia
all 1st-fioor rms. )-15x23. liv. rm,
with picture windows and beauti-
full Colonial f1repl.-separate din
rm. with French doors leading ia
delightful screened porch with love-
ly view)-a de luxe complete In
every detair' all cleo. kit. An ex-
ceptional bedrm. and den Cor
bedrms. II desiredD and de luxe,
all-tile bath. TWO TREMENDOUS
BEDRMS.-each with 3 exposures
f ana h lgf closets .;S.. and de luxe an
Fall 6smt. with oversize garage and
"a bath. 11O-ft. front wooded lot!
FEATUREs OF THE ABOVE Homes
ARE INDIRECT LIGHTING
WESTINGHOUSE KITCHENS
CLOSE-IN NORTH ARLINGTONS
FINEST WOODED AREA!
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FAIRFAX COUNTY

In Cyrandall Valley, an outstanding
community Just IL miles from the
Pentagon via Route so. Unusual
2-level design. upper deck. features
3-exposure liv. rm.. 15x24, with
z picture windows and q lovely
fireplace, 3 bedrooms and tiled bath
2-exposure din. rm. with picture
window and fireplace; attractive
kit, 15x15. opening onto terrace;
bath with shower: base Ray oil
heat; exceptional storage space;
12-acre lot; reasonably priced, large
Mrs. Platten. DE. 2-4iOi; ewes,
Vienna 492-W-l, FRANCES POWELL
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M. r. REYNOLDS & co.
IT. Willston Shopping Center 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-25

AREA-S13,95O; 8 bedrm
brick rambler; new-house condition;
fenced-in rear yard; many extras;
attractive financing, MR.. ALLEN
Oh. 2-16sS: eyes,, 10. 6-200e. -2l
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PIRATE

Be one and every one will be happy:
distinctive floor plan in this new
all-brick. rambler for your entrance
to 22x14-ft. liv. rm. with fireplace,
r. sep; din: r m serene screened porch;
baths, rec. nm. with fireplace In
full bsmt.; finest Of Virginia areas.
Arthur L. Walters Co.
IA. 1920. o Till 9. IA. 7-52OO.
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HOUSE WITH INCOME-Nice bun
galow,. corner lot, First floor, liy.
garbage disposal, 2 nice bedrms. :,
modern tile bath. pine-paneled recr.
rm., 2Sx12 laundry room; 2nd-door
apt, 2 rms. and full bath: nice
furniture to 30 with apt; pvt.
entrance. Must be seen to be
S1b,250. 4612 32nd st., Mt. Rainier.
Nd, WA. 7.2132. ~
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43AA1O4NA&4 Z &A4SAA
Six-rm. bungalow: 3 bedrms., bsmt..
oil INV. heat: lge yard; S11.5O0
UN. 4-1060. RIA. 6-4343.
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FREDERICK ". BERENS SALES, INC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-25
HOUSES sALE-VA. Cont

81 800 DOWN-BON AIR--2-bedrm
trim brick rambler. with liv, rm.
din: rm. with built-in cabinets,
bedrmS., full bsmt.; 6 yrs. old; 200,
1t. Anchor-fenced lot with children,
playground equip. shrubbery. Below
replacement cost at Sl4.95O. VIM
L. WAKEFIELD. ia. 7-1773; 24-houl
$3.50 DOWN. incl. settlement; 2-bed.
rm. brick with recr. rm. and full
bsmt.; payments less than rent, AAl
REALTY. JE. 2-6S14. SO
=. ALEXANDRIA AREA
exceptional home offering 4-bedrm.
story.and-a-half Cape Cod. Liv
rm. -din. rm. comb; 2 bedrms, anc
bath down; inclosed porch, . Ice
bedrms. up; oil heat. all city utili.
ties: lge. masonry garage; mr., stores
new school and busline.
Price $12,95O
STONE RAMBLER, l yr. old, tor
condition. Five rms, stone fireplace
attacned garage, Oil heat, lge. cor
lot, near country club.
Price $l4,250
81 900 cash down payment, and move
into this 5-room, brick, semide.
tached home. Full bsmt.. gas heat
Price S10,95O
r. L. KANE, INC. XII. 9-3O13
Ewes. TIE. 6-1862
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SHANGHAI

The owner. Distinctive custom built,
nearly new. 4-bedrm., 2-bath modi-
Ned brick Cape Cod on lovely. lee..
tree-shaded yard; excellent location
side porch, too: near parochial and
high schools, bus and shopping.
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$1,000 DOWN

Sl0,5OO
Detached 2-story with iv. rm.. sep
din. rm., equip. kitchen; 2 big bed.
rms. and bath. Storage she'd, sxl0
like new. Only $500 per mo.
8 BedrmS. and 2 Baths
S16,500
Brick Cape Cod; liv. rm. with fire.
place. sep. din. rm., large kitchen
bedrm. and tile BATH LIST floor; z
bedrms. and bath. 2nd floor
Screened porch. Full basement with
outside entrance. A large fenced
lot. Close to st. Bernards Schoo
and Church. See 1t today.
peter ]. hagan
REALToR
1905 r. !. Ave, UN. 4-S5S5
WA. 7-1257-Open 81
Ewes, uN. 4-2s00; Ho. 2-0043
rs
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GARDEN CITY

There is no more convenient loca.
ton in North Arlington-15 minis
lust a step to- stores. Schools and
transp. Check these features: Al
brick, full bsmt., nice bright liy
nm. Separate 12-ft. din. rm. FullS
equipped kit. completes LIST floor
End n. has 2 bright airy bedrms
and all-tile bath. Full bsmt. PRICEL
NAME YOUR OWN TERMSI
All Exclusively With
METZLER-Va. Office
3S11 Lee Hgwy. IA. 6-757t
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

RAMBLER-$75O DOWN
ONE YEAR OLD-Two bedrms., ex-
pansible attic: refgr., stove, Ven.
blinds, storm windows. doors; corner
fenced lot; 3 blocks D. C. bus,
schools, shopping.
CALL OWNER, JU. 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-25
BETHESDA BEAUTY
S-BEDRM. BRK. RAMBLER

ONLY S14,950
Very clean, nearly new home. near
Natl. Institute Of Health, in q neigh
borhood Of pretty homes; Features
large liv. rm. with fireplace, fully
equipped kitchen with dining space,
3 good-sized bedrms., full basement,
fenced yard nice level lot 60x1 Is.
Close to bus. elementary and paro-
bSenS 81 io do~n Ss Sn1o o 40
inspect, cali Mr.. Annenberg, daytime.
Ma; $4,000; eyes,, Ju. a-23b3.
FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES, INC.
1928 K st. NV. -26
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KENSTNGTON

NEINOINO ION
NEW HOMES-$17,950
Just of Conn. ave-. near bus and
shopping. we present these new
2-story brick Colonials. Every fea-
ture for quality and comfort. Very
lge. liv. rm. with fireplace, spacious
sep. din. rm., kit. with eating space,
tile bath. full bsmt. AS low as $4,000
down. May be seen by appt. any
time. Trade your smaller home.
JU. 9-644O Till Q PM.
Woodside Realty Co.
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PLAGERIZE

Sure. take 1t away from its owner:
large, nearly new 3-bedrrl. brick
rambler and an ideal 25x60-ft.
solid masonry 3-story building on
stream at rear; very low down pay
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-25
TARA
Immaculate Colonial


construction. convenience;
(storeS Arlington's finest schools
transp, y ali are yours in this i'm
TRUE COLONIAL HOME! Spacious
center entr. hall; beautiful appoint
ments. 22x13h liy. rm. with Colon;
side porch could be made into
lovely paneled den). family sized
din. rm. DREAM KITCHEN Ode
luxe, 2-dr. refgr., finest Magic Chez
range. Formica top counters; lots Of
and garbage disposal. PLUS AIDE.
QUATE BREAKFAST -AREA). all
tiled powder rn., completes the 1st
floor. 8 exceptional "twin bed
bedrms. on the 2nd fl. with 2 de
luxe, all tile baths. The bsmt. with
MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPREcI.
ATEOi
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$14.15n

Living room with fireplace. 1lx1f
dining ROOM. equipped Kitchen, q
bedroom and tile bath bungalow.
Stairway, to expansible attic, full
basement with grade entrance. To-
gated close SO. Arlineton: near
spection.
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coURTLAND PARK

COURTLAND PARK
4 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS
First showing this spacious brick
and redwood Cape Cod. nearly
completed. you select all decorating
Situated on level lot 1O0x1S5, ONLY
10 MIN. FROM PENTAGON. short
rm. with flrpel., din. rm.. de luxe
GE kit. having breakfast space
large bedroom, full tiled bath. Up
stairs. 3 excel bedrms, tiled bath.
Full bsmt. with space for rec. rm.,
full bath roughed in. Excel. terms,
w. B. WRIGHT
Sol 8. GIebe Rd. IA. 4-O550
T0TTR ~YYTTNNT
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HOUSES FOR SAle-MD.
1esda-Greenwich Forest

66GIl6SQd-NITGGIlW TOEGSG
FINEST SECTION
Beautiful custom built home with
bright, well proportional rooms. I'm
maculate condition throughout; 4
bedrooms, , baths, on 2nd A.; large
finished attic; recreation room,
maids room and bath in basement.
Large, level, Handicapped lot, sur
rounded by other attractive and
more costly homes. ONCE open un-
til 9 pm.
Town & Suburban. EN-. 2-94OO
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Overlooking Potomac River
Calf. Rambler, $4,000
3 mi. from D. c. on a-acre lot: 2
large bedrms., ga baths, fully
equip. kit, screened porch; full
bsmt. with rec. rm. and garage.
10, 1850. -25
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING

1SG I 1ME OF T EHEU
Lge. Frame Colonial, $14,50(
Excellent condition; all large rms.
INV. heat; 3 bedrms., sun parlor
basement; porch; fenced lot. size
2-Bedrm. Bungalow, $17,50(
Separate dining rm.; full basement
living rr1l. with fireplace; wall-to.
Is truly q fine home.
Brick Colonial, $19,950
22-ft.. living rm. with fireplace
guest-slZe dining rm., 3 large bed
rms; full basement; side screened
porch; garage. Near Dale dr.. Here
JAMES C. CONLEY g. CO.,
$40 Georgia Ave, JU. $500 till 9
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APPROPRIATE

This fine little home for your own
style. liv. rm., big dinette, kit. Q
bedrms., tile bath, expansible attic.
full daylight bsmt., on approx. n
acre with Q stream out Q bit; less
than $500 per mo. and low down
payment.
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N I VI

Beats me. The book says IT'S. .
synonym for steal So steal this
home ct this price; beamed ceiling.
paneled walls and brick wall hre-
place and liv. rm.; brand-new b
complete kit, carport; in Ashton
HEIGHTS; 3 min. to Pentagon; only
SIR 2k0
Evening star., 1953-10-08
Why 2OS Women Got
Furious At One
Department Store

The head buyer for a New
York department store got a
bright idea. He was going to
stop selling Bluko! So what hap
pened? Nothing much-except
exactly 2O8 good customers sat
down and wrote the store some
pretty nasty letters. So BlukO is
back on the shelf, thank YOU
and selling faster than ever. Not
every houselady has tried this
all.purpose, liquid household
cleaner. But those who have
swear by it. They love BlukO-
because Bluko hates dirt. One
wipe. No rubbing. No rinsing.
That's Bluko for you. Nothing
like it. 60c a qt.-$l.00 a gal.
$3.50 a gal. And you can have
it all back if you don't agree it's
got powders and soaps and fakes
and detergents beat a mile.
Evening star., 1953-10-08
Alliance Program
Slated Tomorrow

Lets Look at Our Teachers" I"
will be the subject of a talk by
DR.. Walter Hager, president of
Wilson Teachers College, at the
first fall meeting of the Women's
Alliance of All Souls Church,
Unitarian, to be held tomorrow
at the church.
DR.. Hager will speak after a
luncheon at noon.
The afternoon program also
will include reports on summer
conferences attended by three
Alliance members: Mrs. Leo
Raywid, Mrs. K. A. Butler and
Mrs. G. B. L. Arner.
Evening star., 1953-10-08
SORRY!
We're fresh out
Of miracles today!

We look at the ads, tOO-es.
pecially for soaps and soap pow.
ders and detergents. They sure
claim some pretty wonderful
things for them, don't they? If
they would work only half as
well as they're supposed to,
they'd still be miraculous. We
don't claim miracles for BlukO.
We say it'll clean walls and
woodwork and bathrooms and
things like that faster than any
soap or powder or detergent.
Here's why we make this claim.
Bluko is liquid. 1t goes on faster
and it works faster. Nothing to
rub off or rinse off. Wipe it on
off comes the dirt. Makes sense,
doesn't it? Try Bluko. Don't ex.
pect miracles-just the best
cleaning job you've ever gotten.
That much we guarantee!
Evening star., 1953-10-08
AIunnnoe Chapter
TOHonOr Dean

The Washington Alumni a e
Chapter Of the College of Mount
st. Vincent. Riverdale-on- Hud-
son, N. Y, will meet tonight at
the home of Mrs. Benjamin P
Fishburne. jr., of 1925 Klingle
road NV, in honor of Sister
Catharine Marie, dean of the
college.
Sister Catharine will address
the group on college and alum
nae activities as we'll as on the
scholarship offered by the college
to residents of this area.
Mrs. John Coleman, regent, will
conduct the meeting and well
come Sister Catharine.
Evening star., 1953-10-08
District CDA
Plans Benefit

A benefit dessert-faShion show
under auspices Of the Catholic
Daughters Of America, Court
District of Columbia No. 212,
will be held at 1880 pm. Tues
day at their clubhouse, 2 Scott
circle NV.
Mrs. neene D. Fisher, chair
man, will be assisted by Miss
Anne Doyle and Miss Florence
Winters. Miss Ethyl Sweet is
chairman of hoSteSseS.
Reservation may be made with
Mrs. Fisher or at the clubhouse
through Saturday.
Evening star., 1953-10-08
Ham Steak
Francois

! (1-inch) center cut slice
uncooked ham.
cup apricot jam.
l cup California sauterne or
other white table wine.
Trim rind from ham. Slice
and slash fat on edge In sew
eral places to prevent curling.
Place ham in shallow baking
pan. Combine jam and wine.
Pour over ham. Bake in mod
crate oven $3.50 degree F.) /
hour. Baste frequently. Serves
4 to 6.