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MOUNT RAINIER

Attractive 2-bedroom apts.; immedt-
ately available: convenient to r. /.
ave; transportation; $50. including
utilities. Call
- H. q. sMITHY CO.
s11 18th st. N. W. ST. $4,000.
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms, expert packing.
Phone no. 7-01O4. UNION STOR-
AGE CO. INC. Established 1906.
MOVING SPECIALIST day or nieht,
reasonable rates. Experienced men.
HILLS TRANSFER CO., Ii. 6-9342.
FAST SERVICE-Also trunks, lug
gage, boxes. 7-day wk. Day and
LTGhf ntHhRi; aHGLaiSSal,1 TAj LaisSSl16; iocs, moving 8
I: NORRIS. 4510 18th st. NV. Cali
TU. 2-1l50 after 4 pm.
LONG MOVING ouI
speciality. Work guaranteed, lowest
rates; R1GHT-WAY MOVERS, MA.
S-3S62. II
MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
reas. Ia. 9-2937; eyes,, RA. 3-1416.
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co5oREEDs-s9;JR71M, REP 9J71 IA slAPT, T.pIRDT PRICK
Present rental $170 mo. plus arm.
cond.: oil h.-w.h.: concrete front
porch; det. gar; loc. in q truly 1St-
class neighhorhood. Cali Mrs. Cox.
LU. 2-sl36. ATLAS REALTY CO.,
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NEW BRICK RAMBLER
SILVER SPRING; clean, modern, 2
bedrms., liv; rm;, dinette. kit. and
mo. DREYFUSS BROS. 1919 18th
st. NV MA, S.06S2. .
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CROWN REALTY
JE. $4,000
COTTTMRTA PINES

COLUMBIA PINES
Three-bedrm. rambler; fully equip.
kit, incl. disposal, dishwasher and
Bendix; S140 mo. JE. 4-39OO. -5
COLORED-716 VARNUM ST. NV.
Six rooms, bath, 2 incl. porches, lge.
yard. garage; $72.17. PLANT &
GORp00NS:s INC. 1874 Park rd. NV.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

NEAR LAKE BARCROFT-Two bed
rooms, den; new; Bendix, garbage
disposal; $125 month. JE. 2-6541.
ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share Mass.
ave. mansion with congenial group.
WO. 6-6184 after 6. .
SILVER SPRING. or 2 girls share
wsaI, wish ,S 9thes fesnsl girl kit Rrtyils q
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FOR A DOCTOR

corner prop, 1St commercial 0-fm.
prick house. modern store: 3 blocks
from site of new Providence Hosp.
Sional bldg. 3 or 4 ofilces, besides
store. Fine potential income. Busy
shopping neighborhood.
WALTER S. CANTRELL
C0LOREn-17th AND LAWRENCE
ses,,t,fG1 saS; ME' a., Only $1:45o down:
flowers and magnolia tree: @ bsmt.; bnt;
Call Mr.. Allen, LA. $1,000 or OIL,
4-5958 ewes. PECK co.
COLORED-$1,OOO DOWN - Lovely
7-rm. det. frame: nice yd.: 2 blks.
r. !; ave. SMITH REALTY. AP,
cSolEH6bRRGE;D-vAcANr-Dst. bungalow
IN Woodbridge. $12, 800. $3.50 down.
Sparkling white det. bungalow, 2
bedrms., ltv; rm., kit, din, tile bath.
full bsmt. lot, 45x110: front porch.
ssffeofff safofi. s8MGaE aTI2ss. e. REYNoLPas Eyssi pa
CoLORED-231o 18th PL. NE
storm windows and doors screens.
insulated. elec: refgr., gas heat. Gar.
good value. Ewes. TIE. 6-2233. L. T.
GRAVAATTE. Rssltor. 1918 K st.
COLORED--NEAR 18th AND r. I.
AVE.-Modern 6-rm. brick. 2 baths,
oak noorS, rec. rnl., concrete porch
nice yards. Only S14,950. with
$500 down. Ma. s-0223: ewes,
CoHoREfb, WvooDRrDGE, 2s1o s5th
st n.e.-Detached, 3 apts., 13 rms,
3 baths. oil heat, garage, income
$500 mo-, $17, 40 including furn.
$1,000 cash. VIM; r. THOROW-
coGoEEsD@aseo 6HNRs De edoIaS BLK. OF 18th ST.
s rms, tile bath. shower: modern
inets, gas heat. Venetian blinds,
front Of house. VIM. R. THoRoW--
GOOD, DE. 2-03Ie; ewes. JU.
COL0RED-NR. CATHOLIC UNIV:
$4,000 will buy this nice brick
den. 8 bedrms. bath. det gar, nice
yard, gas heat. Can NE: -1143
eRaNAS, SHtii nc, nc: RealtSrs' t%EsLhf So-
COLORED-NR. ELLIOTT SCHOOL
l712 Constitution ave. ne. Modern:
8 rms. Ia baths, basement. oil
heat, garage. Don't miss this one.
Call to inspect; can be seen $3.50
wTLIoUGHBY II I REAL ESTATE CO.
500 Mass. Ave. NE, Ii 6-7O43
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA, nr. Nat. Inst, Health
rambler that should sell immed.: :
OIL. 2-7007; ewes. ok. $500. %
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA-S27, 500;
new 3-bedrm., 2-bath brick ram
blers, on A.acre lots: full bsmt.
stnirw.T witn recreation Te room; pull. down
all-elec; kitchen. Purchaser can
Eyes Eyss;' rS oti 1sc c@-9S46:. SAMUEL : Z
BKARh59 A}t4se Hills, HIS Sons mile to. to N III r I
bedrms., tile. bath. full bsmt., nv.
rm: has fireplace. fenced lot, IS by
THUR W. LaRocHE. oL. 4.ocSo.
oEotbs kRSShIs s5sdIcsn bSS1s D0Sss: S::t
separate din. rm., basement, beaut.
fenced yard. Asking $1s.6O0. BY
appointment, JU. 9-0593. COX ds
co. s2l4 Piney Branch rd., JU.
brk.; beautiful wooded lot; many
dogwoods;, = lge. rms; g, twin bed
rms). 2 baths, full bsmt.; built-in
garage, screened porch. slate roof;
near new elem, school and the wons
derfHl MeadowbTook recreation PIX.
FHiLLfPs. Df. S-i4ii. Ewes. OF.
GARREfT ssIii PARK ESTATE; $17.5oo;
$4,000 cash; assume 40. GI loan.
Brick rambler, l year old, 3 twin
1s dinns nres, efEs htEehen nv WITH Em fsI dnas
space, steel cabinets. Disposall, dish
washer: storage space in attic; full
bSmt. Fully sodded lot with trees.
Near NH and Naval Medical Cen
ter 3 blocks to school. OWNER,
KENsiNGT0N--s bedrms., 2 pan
eled in knotty pine; 2 baths. l With
custom built cherry china linen
elo;et; 30,ft; rec. rm. paneled In
drawers; 20 CUSTOM built cup6oards:
storm windows throughout; many
other custom features; $4,000. Call
KENSINGTON - Early American;
$13,95O. Livable 3-bedrm. home;
liv. nm. with fireplace. lge. din. .rm..
side and rear porches; detached &c:
rage. gas h.-w. heat. Convenient
location. Terms arranged till 9 pm.
10: 5-2S00. HUGGINs q HARRI-
SON REALTOR.
KENSINGTON. MD.-This newer all-
brick .7-room.. 2-bath home. located
II .esoO ssssfu ehureSe9 sssiea Ssan sna efs
really has appeal, Oil h.-w.h., huge
modern kitchen with breakfast area.
plus Disposal, dishwasher and
ysshnS ySS nn 1n aehins PTised ssr Sndso
1n'Rfes %fsLaY is4 S9czAszS. 81 fszS2 NC M 7sss
Mxsss. KS AVE AVE. EXTENDED - sDae.ou.
Ted-R1tick rambler S,S on ,c beautiful it9i
than . years old, and in perfect
din. rni., lge. eiec. Kitchen with ali
Iodsrn % appliances; e., : big big ample ample
sal1ds tionslly ise ;.vsi daylight ssd rsss ynTd rM
fhfitoGaas g1iitoin esrase. asse' Traiy hon. With
charm, and the price IS right. TO
+ ip'Rfes %ssLE4 ia sH9tczASaS 81 41SSGSSs s M 4s8s
PSSTojMAc SiSj fse; RIVER ESTATE - You
Just will not. believe it until you see
1t. A lovely home on one exauisitely
landscaped acre Of ground on the
northern bank Of the Potomac at
its most wide and beautiful point. point
ing and refreshing sound Of the
rapids may. be heard from any
Stone e-and- brick home Of superb
quality; rms. div. rm. APPROX.
3Ox3O). ga baths, !? porches. 2:
car garage Wonderful privacy and
seclusion and yet only. 30 min.
roEte. E Priced at SIS. 900. Must BE-
sold to settle estate, FRANK 3.
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-1411; evenings.
JU. 5-6456.
1Gnntin1,nA an Mari RaanA
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CHOICE RENTALS

CHOICE RENTALS
IN CONVENIENT VIRGINIA
Three-hedroom brick rambler; full
basement, GE kitchen, disposall,
dishwasher, Bendix; close to st.
James: $155 month.
Poplar Heights-Three-b bedroom brick
rambler. full basement; very clean;
$3.50 month.
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COLORED
PATRICIAN

1921 KANSAS AVE. NV.
Lovely large enc. apt. avail. on April
/. in one Of the best apt. houses
In city. Only $74.60 mo-, incl. utils
ALDON PROPERTIES. INC, RIM.
1036 woodward Bldg. Ma. S-5740.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Custom built, split-level rambler; liv.
rm. with fireplace and picture win
dows; ultramodern kit, 2 bedrms.
and bath, 1st floor; bedrm., full
bath on 2nd; pine-paneled daylight
rec. .rm. with fireplace; bsmt. with
powder rm. and storage; automatic
washing machine; 5000 mo. Call
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
EN-. 3-1S00
After Hours. Mrs. Biglow. OIL. 4-3531
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|DEIC. -GRoCERY-AGixed trade. ex-
eel. loc.. NV; doing $1,000 wkly,
money maker: rent reasonable; price
+HARDWAREwGood business. large
stock; $4,000, $4,000 down,
terms; excel. loc., 18th st. NV.
A. 8. ECONOMON
JU. 7-9429. AID. 2-7650.
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Billingsley Realty Co.
EN-. 2-2326 Til 8 PM.
BRIGHTWOOD

$1,500 Down. BedrmS.
Asking under $4,000. Must be sold.
Row brick. also den, porch. oil heat,
storm windows, 2-car garage. Nr.
Missouri ave and 5th st. T. N.
LERNER AND CO., TU. 2-1136 It'll
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Brightwood and Upper NV,
Six-rm. row brick; immaculate fenced
rear yard, on good transp.; $4,000
down. Price. S15,950.
61a rms. semidetached brick; 1st-h.
powder rm.; completely fenced
corner; $19,950.
Six-rm. detached brick, Q baths;
attic; gas h.-w.h.; low down pay
ment, balance one trust; S19,95O.
Seven-rm. detached brick, near Paul
Jr. High; S22, 500.
Six-rm. detached brick; 2 baths, rec
rm., garage, oil h.-w.h.; need dec
Grating; and is the best buy In the
area; S24,950.
Ten-rm. corner brick; 4 baths; zoned
for apis, and easily converted; $1s,-
600 frst trust; price, $3l. 500.
AVON SHOCKEY, REALTOR
TU. 2-21O0; Ewes, OIL. 4-4Sl7
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CLEVELAND PARK

NA4G HA11AAND Z 144G1A
New listing entirely. Detached home.
owner leav;ins city. Built and for
merly occupied by Mr.. Arthur Hea-
ton. prominent architect. The flr.
plan Is charming and spacious.
Price, $2S,500. GEORGE D.
MILLER, Realtor. DI. 1885
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

THREE OR FOUR BEDROOMS, 2
baths, unfurn.; garden: garage;
adults; Georgetown pref; max. rem
698, Silver Spring, Nd. 7e
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
FOREST HTTIS

OFF CONN. AvE.-stately
Colonial, 4 twins sized bed.
rooms. Situated on approx.
75-acre site. Call OIL. 4-i921.
leyes.). THOS. j. FISHER q
Co. INC. nI z.R220
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HOUSES sALE-N.W. tcont.,

New Hampshire ave.
and Ingraham st. n.W.-Elegant
tapestry brick house, g large rooms
and baths plus large recreation
room and extra bedroom. Gas NV.
h. VIII trade or sell on easy terms.
Shown any time. Mr.. Maury, TU.
2-3926. MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.,
Realtor, 1924 14th ST., AD. 4-2OO5.
1884 18th ST. N.W.-A large A.
story rooming house, with 10 bed
rms. and 3 baths; there Is also an
apt. in bsmt.; 2-car garage; S15,-
600 lst trust available; low down
payment. Call Mr.. Lawrence, RIA.
6-1063. EN-. 10000. -3
BY OWNER-Corner. 7Ol Hamilton.
z rms, 2 baths, recr. rm.; garage;
lovely grounds with brick wan. RA.
4 .BEDRM. RAMBLER IN FoxHAII-
Brand-new, all brick; center hall.
22-ft. nv. =m.. sep. din. rm., Kit.
with. table space, dishwasher. dis
posal. 4 bedrms., 2 tile baths,
porch, storage attic. full bsmt.,
garage; high elevation: view across
Potomac; every convenience; 15 min.
to downtown; terrific value. FRANK
8; PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411; eyes,.
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EMERSON GARDENS

1905 Emerson St.. Hyattsville. Md
Lovely. 2-bedrm. unit in garden-type
project, redecorated; "a block of
and transp.: sos incl. utils.; also
avail, 1-bedrm. unit, $50 incl utils.
Janitor on premises. UN. 4-35O0.
Evening star., 1953-04-01
6201 N. 30th ST.
ARLINGTON. VA.

ARLINGTON, VA.
For immediate occupancy; 3-bedrm.
brick rambler, Q years old. freshly
decorated; near new grade school in
one of Arlington's most desirable
residential sections. Rent, S125
mo. Call MIR. ADAMS during busi-
ness hours at ia. 5-7100; in ewes,
KE. S-70S3. 3
LANGLEY PARK AREA
Modern, semidet. rambler; 8 bedrms.
bsmt.; available now; $120 mo. on
lease. HE. 4-7733; eyes,. JU. 1850.
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EASTERN GARDENS

Colored-New. Foote end Eastern
fit, and bath; S6s.5O ii plus sriis. utiis
HARRY A. OLIKER CO.
1884 Vermont Ave. NV. Ma. s-22lO
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Rosemary Terrace

The newest and finest
apartment apartment value value IN s,tsr greater
styles Of tTo-bedroom~ ~ Spts.
for your selection. Rentals
from S115 includes ALL utili-
ties. Children welcome. Visit
our rental off1ce today. Direc-
tions: Out 10th st. to East
West hwy, turn left ct traf-
f1c light. From Conn. ave-,
turn right on East-West hwy.
to our sign. Resident Man
ager. JU. S-1170.
Evening star., 1953-04-01

ALEXANDRIA-Immaculate, 8 bed
rooms, In baths, sep. din. rm.; nice
yard; S165 mo.
ARLINGTON, 60is Washington blvd.
-4-bedrm., 2-bath brick; very cor
yenient to schools and shopping; !;
Call Mr.. Smith, with FRANK g.
PHILLIPS, DI, 7-l4I1.
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NO. ARLINGTON
Two bedrooms, bath. bsmt., S135.
FALLS CHURCH
bath bungalow. $12O.
M. r. REYNOLDS & co.
JE. 4-460O JE. 2-sOe7
Evening star., 1953-04-01

SIT DECATUR STREET NV.
furnished; 1st Il. has iiv. rm., din.
rm., kit, breakfast rm.; 2nd d. has
5 bedrms., bath; full bSmt.; gas
h.-w.h.; Colonial front porch: nice
lot; reas. rent. WEITz REALTY
CORP, 917 18th st. NV. ST. 1886.
Evening star., 1953-04-02
Mrs. Ickes Among Judges
Of Cleanup Slogan Contest

Mrs. Harold L. Ickes of Olney.
Md. widow of the former Secre-
tary of Interior, will serve as one
of three judges in a slogan con-
test sponsored by the Montgom-
cry County Roadside Cleanup
Campaign Committee.
The other two judges, accord
ing to Chairman Richard w.
Janney of the committee, will be
Chief Judge Charles w. Wood
ward of Montgomery County
Circuit Court and Clayton r..
Sander. president of the Wash
ington Advertising Club.
All public and parochial school
children in Montgomery County
are eligible to compete for the
first prize of 5000 to be awarded
April by County Council Presi-
dent George F.. Nesbitt. The
ceremony will take place at the
Courthouse, Rockville.
During the week of April Gil,
all county residents will be urged
to clean up trash and debris
from the front of their properties
bordering on roads and streets.
Evening star., 1953-04-02
Soap Box Derby Officials Set
Record Goal of 200 Entries

Soap Box Derby have announced
that a film, Where the Son
Shines" showing the problems
of building a racer and also
some scenes of actual races. soon
will be available in Washington.
Civic associations, schools and
fraternal clubs should contact
Howard Bailey, Derby chairman,
at The Star. for information
about the film. A projectioniSt
and a machine will be available.
The Southeast Lions Clubs
are completing plans to sponsor
one boy from each Southeast
school, who otherwise would be
unable to enter the race. The
American Legion also will spon-
sor one boy from each of its
posts.
MIR. Bailey has urged that all
boys, who will be between II and
Is by August 9, register now
and begin building a racer.
Watch The Star for news OF
the Derby.
Evening star., 1953-04-02
Derby Guide

The Event-A coaster race
for boys II through Is, in
which contestants drive cars
of their own building.
Time-July IL.
SpOnSOrS-The Star and
Metropolitan Area Chevrolet
dealers, in cooperation with
the District Department of
the American Legion.
RegiStratiOn-At the near
est Chevrolet dealer.
The IL Chevrolet dealers are:
Addison, Fourteenth street and
Florida avenue NV; Aero Auto
Co., l10l King street. Alexandria;
Barry-Pate, l13O Connecticut ave-
nue. NV; Chevy Chase Motor Co.,
1125 Wisconsin avenue NV: Hicks,
I34o UpShur street NV, and
Kenyon-Peck, 1925 Wilson boule-
ward. Arlington.
Also. Nicholson, $40
Baltimore avenue. Hyattsvtlle;
Mandell, 1900 Nichols avenue Sc;
Ourisman. $40 H street NE; Stohl-
man, 1907 M street NV: williams,
33a EastWest highway, Silver
Spring, and Wissingcr, Seven
Corners, Falls Church.
Evening star., 1953-04-02
Eisenhower 10 See
BohIen Late Today

Charles E. Bohlen, Ambassa-
dor to Russia, will call at the
White House at AIS pm. this
afternoon preparatory to his de-
parture for Moscow.
Mr.. Bohlen, a longtime Rus
sian expert of the State Depart
ment whose nomination was con-
f1rmed after a bitter Senate
fight. will be accompanied to the
White House by Secretary of
State John Foster Dulles.
1t was taken for granted that
this Governments new repre-
sentative in Russia would receive
some final instructions from
President Eisenhower, presum-
ably in the light of peace over
Evening star., 1953-04-02

nounced a drive that he hopes
will net over 200 boys. One
hundred twenty-five boys en-
tered the race last year.
Bicycle Prizes.
Each Chevrolet agency this
year will give a bicycle to the boy
who registers with them who
then goes on to post the fastest
time in heat. The race is di-
vided into a series of heats, the
winners of which successfully
eliminate each other. The win
ner of the Washington Derby re.
ceives the Thomas H. Keating
trophy and a free trip, with one
parent or guardian. to the ALL
American Soap Box Derby at
Akron, Ohio. on August 8.
Wheel-and-axle sets will be
available again this year to en-
trants for about Sc. less than
half their original cost. Steering
wheel anG shaft assemblies also
may be purchased from the deal
ers for about $1.25.
MI. Stohlman announced that
so sets of wheels and axels, held
over from last year, are available
now from Kenyon-Peck Chevro-
let, 1925 Wilson boulevard, Ar
lington.
Help Offered.
Mr.. Stohlman stressed that all
dealers are anxious to help boys
who have difficulty in assembling
their racers. The boys should
feel free to take their problems
to mechanics at the various deal
erships, he said.
Officials of the All-American
Evening star., 1953-04-02

officials of the 18th annual
Washington Soap Box Derby,
July IL. are determined to have
a record number of entries this
year.
Plans to encourage and reward
boys who register were discussed
at a meeting Of Metropolitan
area Chevrolet dealers who. in
conjunction with The Evening
Star and the District depart
ment of the American Legion,
sponsor the classic.
Edwin L. Stohlman, jr., chair
man Of area dealers, has an
Evening star., 1953-04-02
Scientist TO Lecture

The Executive Director Of the
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear
Studies, DR.. William G. Pollard,
will lecture on the Origin of the
Universe" at 8:l5 in the main
auditorium of the National Naval
Medical Center. Bethesda, Md.
lures now coming from the Com
munistS.
White House Press Secretary
James C, Hagerty. however. re-
fused to comment on this as
pect of the White House meeting.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-17
Thoughtful Hostess
Provides q Snuck

Having some people In for an
evening OF chit-chAt or KameaS
Some easily prepared snaeks 20
serve with mugs Of tomato Juice
or fruit juice are Sure,are eauip.
ment 10 make your guests feel
welcome.
Some Of these are hot. some Of
them are cold. but all these Snaeks
and tid-bits require little work and
may be served in hslp-yourself
style from q tray. Lazy Susan or
small pottery and wooden bowls.
RAeoa BFoIled Rita
Wrap chunks of Hawaiian pine.
apple or large stuffed olives with
half slices Of bacon; secure with
toothpiek BrOn until bacon IL
crisp, turning once 10 cook evenly
vienna SauaAEea OD-A-Pick
Brown canned Vienna sausaEes
In hot shortening 10 heat Insert
toothplek for easy nibbling.
Cream CAcese Hawaiian
Add y cup Well-drained. crushed
Hawaiian pineapple TO . ounces Of
cream cheese. Blend wen. Use
pretzels 10 scoop mixture.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-17

Mountsgo, Jamaica, she added an
other one 10 her group.
In 1913 on their first trip 10
Mexico City, Mexico. after seeing
famous bull fighter in action.
Mrs Glenn bought q MatadOr doll
and also q Mexican straw DOH.
There are traditional Mexican
dolls.
A. Port-Au.Prihee, Haiti, while
on q vacation. Mrs. Glenn pur.
chased three native Haitian dolls.
Camagusy. Cuba, Ii midway be-
tween Havana and Kingston and
Mrs Glenn added another doll
from there 10 her collection.
A Calypso miniature dancer
doll was bought while the Glsnns
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-04-17
woAAANS WORLD
Add Life, Sparkle
To Old Clothing
With Simple Tricks
wOMAKS WORLD

GLENDER budgets are The fash.
~ lon these days, and few can
put In q whole new wardrobe
twice yearly. You've undoubtedly
learned many new tricks on giving
new life 10 old clothes, and here
are others which have been tried
successfully.
Looking over the suit from last
year or probably the year bsfora7
n IT'S been worn q great deal. the
skirt Ia shiny while tho Jacket 10
still goodl
Here's what you can do: open
al the seams very carefully, re-
verse the material and sew all
back together again. II win be al.
most like new. Tho Jacket could
probably use new shoulder padding
and buttons, and q new blouse win
add that frssh sparkle 90 essential
10 suits.
ConveFtlng Clothes
Almost every household has
some worn and frayed Stacks. but
fortunately the fraying IL at the
legs. This can be cut OF 70 give
some popular pedal puShers which
are knee length, or they may be
made like the fashionable toreador
pants, knee-lsnEth, but lacing In
place Of euffinE or fitting a. 10
done with pedal pushers.
Stacks might also be cut down
and fitted 10 give . girl, OF boy,
. pair Of shorts. Lighter colora
and denlms can be euffed with q
contrasting plaid for extra inter.
est. The trimming might be made
from an old plaid shirt or remnant.
Use Meme shirts
Sleeves and collars on mems
shirts wear out, but the front re-
mains In good condition. Plan 70
use itl Much Of the back Of the
shirt can be used for tiny tots
pantiss. but the lady Of the house
cen have Q good looking dIchy
from the shirt front for her suit.
This 10 especially true whom the
front has some tucking.
Sleeveless blousss from good
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In mems shirts are also another
excellent idea. Many Of these can
Be cut down without . pattern n
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tern.
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them. Contrasting bands Of mate
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THIS N THAT
Miniature Dolls From Other
Countries
BY HAZEL UNDERWOOD

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Walter Glenn,
394O Fourth Ave. So. have spent
several very pleasant vacation
trips In MEXICO. Cuba, Jamaica
and Haiti.
Mrs. Glenn has a collection Of
beautiful miniature dolls she has
collected. Looking in a shop win
dow Of tho Chamberlain Art Shop
In Kingston. Jamaica in 1S47. Mrs,
Glenn saw n lovely doll and
bought II. While sight seeing In
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The Nome nugget., 1953-05-01
Allies Warn Reds On Neutral State And POW Return
Thursday

PANMUNJOM, R-The Allies warned the Communists Thursday that they might take a shortcut through the snarled prisoner ex- change problem by simply releas- ing 32,0O0 North Koreans who don't want to go home.
 It. Gen. William K. Harrison, chief Allied negotiator, said that turning the prisoners free in South Korea would follow a pat tern created by the Reds them selves.
 He also told the Communists to nominate a non-Asian country as neutral caretaker for 48,OOO Communist prisoners who don't want to go home and made it clear the Allies would discuss little else until that's done.
The Nome nugget., 1953-05-01
Friday

Allied representatives warned the Communists bluntly today that failure to hand over 375 more disabled Allied soldiers i've know you are holding" leaves mo choice but to question your sincerity" in full truce talks.
 As liaison officers accused the Communists of holdout in the sick and wounded exchange, truce negotiations got nowhere in trying to choose neutral nation as care taker for some 48,OOO able-bodied Red captives who refuse to go home.
 The JUN. Command today sug- gested Sweden The Reds again refused to name any country, de- spite Allied prodding
 In the liaison meeting, the Reds denied the holdout accusation, calling it "groundless" and ''wil- ful slander" not worth refuting. They admit holding some sick and wounded Allies, but said these are too i'll to send home.