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ROOMS WANTED

VIC. 9Th AND E. CAPITOL SITS. NE.
Empl. woman desires rm. with pvt
family. Box 357-A. Star. 20"
FOR TWO MONTHS; rm.. pvt. bath
with or without board. Mt. Pleasant
to 10th and Spring I'd. co. 5-2656.
2S"
SINGLE MAN wants quiet room, furn
or unfurn.. city or suburbs. in home
where no drinking or smoking.
have excellent references. Box 374-A,
Star
CHEERFUL, hvable room for writer.
Vicinity Walter Reed Hospital: Ma.
S-1672, Ext. 614. 27"
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ROOMS EURN.-MD. 6 VA.

1877 N. UTAH ST., ARL.-Attractive
rm.: innerSpring mattress, tile bath.
shower, bus "a blk. $40.
N. ARL.-MaSter bedrm., for refined
young man; cow. loo; gentile home.
.$35 mo. IA. 7-021S. 20
Fl. Belvoir, Pentagon. Empl. person.
z: RIVERDALE-Nicely furn. sgl. rm.
for empl;:. middle-aged lady; kit.
privtls; S35 mo. UN. 4-3S1S, -26
CLARENDON, beautiful furnished
room. radio: near shopping and
s. ARLINGTON, 10 minis. from Pen
taEon. Comfortable room; pvt. home.
rf8a2 8 N'SSRfiLsoN Il. NELSON ST, ARL.-conv.
nicely iurn. i1 IA. 7cs5s1 alter sO' ):
1917 N. EDGEwooD, Arl-LoSely
room; liv. rm. privilS., unlim. phone.
Year bus. ia. S-531S. i
"W0 ATTRAC. RMS; l sRle., dble. !;
conv. Natl Airport. Pentagon. BrkfSt.
privils. Pvt" quiet home. TE. 6-S214.
IAN ONLY-Pvt. bath; cedar closet;
lorth and west exposures; pvt. home.
Trees. Near bus and streetcar; 10
SST FALLS CHURCH-Larse, front
hedrm.; large closets; suit. l or @:
3-F bus at door. JE. 2-9400. '-2S
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ROOMS FURNIsHEo-N.E.

FURNISHED RM.: no other roomers
On New Hampshire ave. and Ogle-
thorpe ST.: for man or cple., child
accepted. $40 or $50. RA. 6-S454.
CoLoRED-NICE ROOM for Single
man; priyils.; reas. rent; conv:
COLORED-3O82 CLINTON ST. NE.
-Dble. room and sitting room for
/ or . girls; use Of all facilities;
sonv. location. co. 5-4665. after
8 pm. ~
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SOUTH ARLINGTON

KING-SIZED / and 2-bedrm. apis.
in this conv. and charming Garden
community; rents. $50. 80 and
$99. SO mo-, incl. utils. Daily and
Sun, 1919, see res. mgr. at S15
eeolSmsia pite. or Or can 'UhG "a. s-sss5.
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LARGE RM., newly furn., new stove
refgr., sink Only sober adults; S13
week incl. utils. EN-. 2-1965 after
WARDMAN PARK VICINITY, 2s17
2Sth st. n.w.-Large rm.. running
water, refgr., semiprivate bath.-27
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

STUDIO ROOM-Furnished or un-
furnished as desired; convenient
location; with bath: artistic sur
Toundings. NO. 7-9433 or OIL.
CoIORED-UNFURN. OR FuRN. rm.
for rent: home privils.. will accept
COLORED-LHRGE FRONT ROOM,
with use of kitchen, sober domestic
worker; 81 wk. DE. 2-1566, HO.
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ROOMS WITH BoARD

14OI 18th N.W.-LEe. dbl; also
share rms; business people, stu
dents: selected menus. switchboard.
CLGB MASON, 1875 New Hamp. ave
Tor refined ladies and men. Si7-
$50 wk. incl. full-course meals and
rSGiSEs ai5fl sf@s'''' eGfsFaSG5sSE. GGs nSa5S 1850
LARGE SINGLE ROOMS - Studio
type; also some large doubles: de-
With Or " without board. al "'0n' ~? e"s'e'
LGE. .DBLE. RIM, good breakfast:
friendly Southern home; excel.
,sis tren'P; eo1FIMn91 RAi 9iseRa; RS Nw-laGSSr,.
1927 1saS RsF SH 81: NWsinE}e nv 7sSzS sS asS
double rooms; good meals: walking
CATHOLIC HOME-Exeel. location.
esss sSth ST. NV. - Nicely furn.
sSle. rm; excel meals, conv. transp.
1855 N ST. N.W.-For refined Young
men and women we have delicious
iSooi 1900; iddsT;aS friendly atmosphere free Tv
N.W.-NfCEIY furn. sgle. rm.; good
transp. home privils.; good meals;
pvt. home; TV; reas. ia. 9-4S4O
1873 18th ST. N.W.-Attrac. dble.
and triple rms. with plenty OF good
food. reas. rates. CO. 5-0423 or DU.
7-950O. 80
SILVER SPRING. MD.
I do have two nice rooms with
decent food. but II you want chit
Inns and pigtails don't call me.
JU. 5-O929. -26
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
1910 AsHMEAD PI. NV.
Double and single rms. some with
private bath. American plan. excel
meals: home atmosphere. HO. 2-3566
WESLEY HALL
1925 21st ST. NV, HU. 3-5434.
40 residence halls catering to young
men and women. Running water.
Daily maid service. Bendix washers.
Selective restaurant.style menu.
Recreation T9om, Free dances.
RO-CAR GUESTHOUSE
80 1901 ll,-2 2IGt St. NY; Phens H0; 2,730o
SERVICE
and bus serv. SINGLES, dbles., and
triples. Occup. at once. Prices start
S49.50. 81
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COOPERATIVE ATS. SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

APARTMENT; 4-6 rms, for ONCE,
near Kalorama Circle. Call AD.
FREE--Landlords' applicant waitins
for your furn. or unfurn; apts. or
houses OF sublets Wash. Va white:
oDep 7 davs MA a-OO01
ONE E-BEDRM. APT. FURNISHED, for
April 1st: S.E. section. $40 month.
LII 2.6O73 o2A
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cent? }

NEAR PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS
furn:; 2 bedrms;; din; rn1a, fully
iSTes isS"SDfi6 io xiv w hu I.ass ssm SIS IL hfac mo-
VIC. Fairfax vTLLAGEwDet. home
has liv. rm. with flrepl., din. rm..
2 bedrms., kit. and bath. on one
g.; full bsmt. and built-in garage;
S4n JOHN Per P0NoHoE Po R%sd Real Sieugsnfs Esssts
wHEA4oS Viz ra ave: $i0o So Ii mo- So'e attractive
modern. two-bedroom brick, bunga-
low, on attractive corner lSt; s Va
KENSINGTON. Md bedrms,, liv.
ii; 5SSS 5iCsk to bus. wooD 4 CO.,
NE. sECSTTioN-e-rm. house, com:
pleteiy redec.; available to buyer Of
furn.; rent, S67.50. wo. 6-2625
s.bf6RM.D sfasE / PHI RR1Ck RAMBLER; fur
asvss s1Sa neishbOrhOod near School
and Silver Spring. MA. S-7460.
1858 SHERIDAN ST. N.w.-s lovely
bedrms., 2 baths, beautifully furn; !;
sate:f e: iSS Ex s4lis 1900 EYES: s.,
NO. ARLINGTON-o- -bedrm. brick,
semidet.. full bsmt. with asphalt tile
a. and outside entr., nicely furn, /;
good cond.; conv. to transp; ideal
for cple.; S135. Call Rent Dept:
9 to 3. ia. 7-9300. ARLINGTON
ssi1 sshAtTY sFR 81; 81. N.w.-s bedrms.:a maf ils
rm:: din. rp.' Kit; bath full bsmt;
f1uFssffffN fusfffNE REAfFS iSFS CO. AZ ?f5 9Th ma si
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
bedrms., 2 baths. maids rm. and
bath; available April ] to Sept. |:
$235. w. c. & A. N. MILLER
EN-. 2-4464. Call eyes,. Wo, 6-4222
LARGE, ATTRACTIVE GRIN. bunsa.
fs% S;r. and q ATS ATS Ni:siy siiS. fp5nishsd
va. $l60. SHANNON & LUCis CO.
siIVER SPRTNG. MD.@s33 Dal,
DIR. Like new. Det. 6-rm., 2-storI
brick home. Nicely furn. Immedi.
ate possession; $175 mo. KAY
REALTY CO. RA. $4,000. --27
IN ROCKVILLE-Two-be bunga
low; oil heat; excellently furnished
fenced yard Sis per mo. DEV
4O1 Horners lane. Rockville. Nd
N. ARLINGTON-Two- -bedrm. semi
detached; avail. April .12; will rem
for short period If desired SIZE
mo. ia. S-5213. go
CHEVY CHASE-Four bedrmS., twt
baths. att gar. Most convenient!
iPeatffe; MAfoRA9 9Gso' r. CHRISTIAN, INC.
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2-BEDROOM DUPLEX
APARTMENT HOMES
$3.50

Not including utilities: private front
full lawn, play areas. complete
kitchen. automatic gas heat, laun-
dry facilities, private parking. shop
ping center, schools. bus service
Directions: Out Pa. ave: Sc. to
sirn nn'a On aSa left KP1 K on turn snanen rirhf e
to rental once. 2506 1verson st. Sc.
IN 0SQ0 uaaEloUa
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ROOMS FURNISHED-S.E.-S.W

MEN ONLY; nr. Capitol, Navy Yard;
entertaining PRIVILEGES; 1S-45. IL
7-5572.
LARGE DBLE. FRONT RM.. twin
beds for couple or 2 men. Lndry.
privilS. LU. 1894. 30
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HOUSES UNFURNisHED (cont.)

N. ARLINGTON-Tnree-b -bedrm. brick
Colonial. Large living. room with
equip. modern kitchen; lst-n. pow.
der room. large screened porch. full
basement. gas heat; very convenient
location, $3.50. IA. 7-7aS6 or ia.
2-2141. go
awnings. Anchor fenced lot. rich
dec, liv. rm.-din. rm. comb, ex-
Quisite mod. kit. auto. washer, q
airy bedrms.. Vent. fan; storage:
S115 mo. VIM. L. WAKEFIELD. ia.
1911 SHEPHERD ST. N.E.-3-bedrm.
semidet.: automatic gas heat, near
Monastery. For appt call MICHAEL
WALSH & SONS. 1911 Eye st. NV.
RE 7-S2S3 -oR
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$66.43 Mo-, All Utils. Incl.
1-iare D. c. fare busline; liv. rm..
bedrm., dinette, kit. and bath apt,
with storage locker. Off-street park
ing and attractive grounds. Apply
janitor. bsmt. rear of 1915 Kenil-
RE 7-1Q24 Oh
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MOUNT RAINIER

MOUNT RAINIER
Attractive 2-bedroom apts.: immedi
ately available; convenient to r. /
ave; Transportation; $50. includini
II. 6, sMITHY co.
S11 18th st. NV. ST. 3-330t
DISTRICT HEIGHTS APARTMENTS
1-BEDROOM UNITS - $6T
2-BEDROOM UNITS SIS
ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
10. 1850, HOURS q TO 5
SATURDAY BY APPTS. ONLY
Directions: Take WM6sA bus. l1th
and Pa. ave. NV. marked District
Heights" direct to project;
OR
DRIVE OUT Marlboro pike to District
Heights, turn left on Gateway blvd
to 18th ave-. turn left to project. II
ANACOSTIA
2125 18th ST. s,E.
One bedIm- ltv. rm.. dinette, Kit;
bath; $3.50 mo-, including al
utilities and master TV antenna
new building, near 11th et; Bridge
10 inspect, phone LU. 1859 Of
HE, 7sSlZ0, -S0
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HOUSES FOR SALE. INV.

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-o-rm. row
brk. Clean as a pin. Gas heat. Move
right in. S14.950 with low down
payment. KENNEDY REALTY CO.,
INC. Realtors, RA. 3-9302. -26
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Y gsE FAS5 r. 4R1A $mP asB SogSE; gSS
H-ONE RENTAL AND REALTY CO,
624 BOND BLDG Ma. S.0007
14t l4th vsIo ST AND an Npx aye N.Y. N.Y.
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| APIS. UNFvRNIsHED tcen,., /,
NrAR. WHITE .1o11sn

One large rm., high ceilings and fire-
place. kit, and bath; S75 per mo
Apply ONCE, TALLY-HO RESTAU-
RANT. Sl2 18th st. NV. go
$500 BLOCK ST. BARNABAS RID,
Oxen Hill. Nd; 3-rm. mod. apt. In
suburb; S62.50 mo.
1900 block Nichols ave. s.e.: spacious
$5i rm ss ant iassl sdRE deT Torking kIN cpe Go
.211O Nichols ave. s.e.. LU. 42501
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HOTEL 144O
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA

Eoms with running water, 24-hour
$3.50 week. 144O Rhode Island
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OUTON 7 O1hOIE AREA
Two blocks from Mayflower Hotel,
single and double rms, newly
renovated, clean. cheerful; running
water in rms. semipVt, modern
bathrm. and showers; maid service.
washing machines, television. con-
genial crowd; SS a week each. DU.
1-6644 ga
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CHOICE RENTALS

IN CONVENIENT VIRGINIA
S-bedroom brick rambler. full base.
ment; GE kitchen. DISPOSAL, dish
Essner; Bendix: close to ST. James;
Poplar Heights; '3-bedroom brick
rambler, full basement. very clean;
$3.50 month.
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BETWEEN FALLS CHURCH and An
nandale-3-bedrm brick, complet,
elee. kit. $3.50. JE. 2-27e3. -2t
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1Hb OAbLEO OO.
Ii. 3-6S66, LU. 1-S642
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SILVER SPRING. MD.
do have two nice rooms with
decent food. but II you want chit.
Inns and pigtails don't call me
JU. 5-092q -0R
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CENTRAL YMCA

1885 G ST. NV. Ma. $3.50
Comfortable rms. for men under 40
yrs: $50 up per mo-: Sl.S5 UP per
day. Inquire Residence once. -2S
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and bath; I3-ft. ceilings. fireplace;
years lease; refs; $50 including
942 NEW YORK AVE. N.W.-1w wo
rms. and kitchen; very nicely fur
IT'S pii5tsi CALF. ST., at Conn; one and
up: Woodley 6-2020.
sba5 GALE ST. q, .d;S. Conn ave s:
e61e 9Th 81. NW.-Attrac.. 2 rms.
Eng. bsnat.. sep. entr.: utils., refgr.;
$3.50: empl. married cple. only.
rated; rated; ayailaele April l. CO. s.
1ssts s4so' rNHHEsibs All abs' TER. Nw-is N.w.Esed-
furnished except linens; $50 per
124 ViCTOR 81. NE. between Hare
wood "a; and Hawaii ave. in Pleas
soap. Dss SIS enss s.: MR PARkER n 2sa'9ss 1s
FIRST FL.-soe 10th st. ne; $40
Per mo-; utils. incl avail. at once.
18Th Rs 7liSfC. xND COLUMBIA Rp.2Twc -2T
bedrms.. suitable 4 girls: linen. utiis
FGoaUHRs. LARGE H RMS; 2 bedrms.. ~SS Kit
pvt bath and pvt. entrance; clean
very nicely furnished. Suitable fol
3 or 4 people. LU. 4-29og. "a
EXPRESS eSui M bus; bus. f sIf0. Also i-Sedrm @ ~
apt. Tv. util.. 500. JU. 5: 5269. :
1888 CONN.-Effic., pvt. bath; for
adults: $50. Also, lge. bedrm.. liv
rm,.. kitchenette. bath: 3 adults
wIIsGN Sh1Si usIIs Hni,sE inclnSss$s 1ss$ 18th sr
Excel. 2-rm apt. 500. Mr.. trans
1922 18th ST. N.W.-Liv. rm., bed
rm.. kit, bath, nicely furn. Walking
distance downtown; $100 mo-. incl
132 WEBSTER ST. Me- bedrm:
bath. hv. rm., kit; newly dec. Mod
| furn.. pvt. entr.; conv. transp.: adj
TO Catholic University. IA. e-01S:
after 8 pm. -27
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goth and G sts. NV. All the con-
venienceS and pleasing. home like
atmosphere of a modern hotel at
rates to meet your budget. Ma. S21S5.
, 1953-11-13
N Office
From The Police

Effective Sunday, Novemz
Iber Is, 1853, and until further
notice, parking in. the block
of Company Street, Christian
sted, between King Cross
Street Quinn's Corner and
and Princes Street lRoman
Catholic Church Corner) will
be on the south side only.
G. A. MATTHIAS
Actg. Director Of Police
, 1953-11-13
OBSERVATION TOWER
by j. Antonio Jarvis


IN every community there
are individuals in public SER
vice who seem to be indestruc
tible landmarks and who are
so closely identified with
their areas of activity that
they are accepted without too
much attention & with small
regard Of their true worth.
School teachers are very often
placed in the group by force
Of circumstances, especially
where not too many people
are aware Of the full devotion
which must be given to the
calling. Mr.. Claude Markoe Of
st. Croix is one of those high
" dedicated people for whom
education IS Life.
Quite naturally, in due time
we have to resign our posts,
for one reason or another; but
each person who gives up his
chief life time activity parts
with an important segment of
himself. He who has given to
his town not only the daylight
service of office hours but
long & uncompensated hours
through day and night for
dreaming and planning, silent
correcting and building, has a
vested interest in every life
which he has helped to shape
into the structure of the com
s.& @#N##4 H%H@%g3#E
munity.,
It is quite evident to those
who care to look that men
like Claude Markoe are rare.
Perhaps the truest measure
Of a man is how he feels about
the abstract things which the
maddening crowd ignores.
Does he have ideals? Does he
believe in the power of educa-
ton to change the world?
Does he have standards which
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are shared by equally trained
persons? Is he courageous
enough to be truly courteous
to his superiors in office, and
gentle with the weak? Above
all, does he believe in the soc
ial machinery which he. oper-
1ates?
Off hand, / should say that
in Claude Markoe's case, the
answers are all affirmative.
During his teaching years on
st Croix he made many con-
tributions to culture, often
despite handicaps and opposi-
ton. Butsnc man finds it easy,
to lead his fellows. From the
days of the Virgin Islands
Education Association to the
present, about his term Of
duty, Claude Markoe has
been both a leader in educa-
ton and an outstanding citi-
zen.
/ don't know whether or not
Mr.. Markoe consciously adopt
ed Philip S~tsnhope's philos-
ophy as seen in the best Of his
letters, but ! do know that the
noble Earl would have consid-
cred him a gentleman, had
they been contemporaries.
There IS a certain dignity of
manners absolutely necessary,
to make even the most val
liable character either respect
ed or respectable.
It is to be assumed that the
|Chr:stiansted High School
will eventually get a princi-
pal who can mean to ST. Groix
what Mr.. Markoe has meant
through the years. But male
or female, his successor will
have to work hard to achieve
what has been done by this
gentleman.
Ed. Note: The foregoing tribute
to MI. Markoe. former principal
, 1953-11-13
5 B 5 { R B /

of the christiansted High School.
was published in the Home jour-
nal of October 9 and came 10 our
attention only yesterday.
Mr.. Jarvis is a distinguished
author and educator. He is also
principal of the Lincoln School in
ST, Thomas.
, 1953-11-13
The tbvGftsest tine
NOV

From Isl of November
through March, Pan Anne
rica1,s famous Thrift Sea-
son rates are in effect. New
You aa'n case p to 1870 on
your round trip fare alone.
: Hotels are less crowded and
many offer reduced rates at
this time Of year. LondJn,
Paris and Rome are at their
gayesf with night clubs and
shows in full swing.
De lure President Special
and president" SerUice,
both By luxurious @Strdto
Clippers. The StDitt, eco
nomicd "RainboD" Tourist
Service by popular Superb
Clipper.
For reservations,
see your TrGoel Agent or
Evening star., 1953-12-18
Juvenile Court Valves
Case Of 17-Year-0Id

Juvenile Court Judge Edith H
Cockrill has waived jurisdiction
over q 17-year-old juvenile
charged with assault with intent
to commit robbery. it was re-
vealed yesterday.
The youth. Joseph L. Byrd
colored. Of the 1900 block North
Carolina avenue Me-. was in
dicted with Wilton w. Chatman
%. colored. of the 800 block Sew
enteenth place NE. by a grand
jury in the U. s. District Court
for the District of Columbia.
Both are accused of attempt
ing to mold up a cab driver,
George B. Lake, of Cheltenham
Md, at Sixteenth and Dale
streets NV. last September 27
Byrd is accused of drawing q
pistol. The robbery attempt was
foiled when Mr.. Lake drove his
cab toward police cruiser.
Evening star., 1953-12-18
Grond Jury to Get
Assault Attempt Case

Lawrence r. Owens. accused
Of assaulting a 62-year-old Grip
pied blind woman with intent to
rape. waived a Municipal Court
hearing yesterday and was held
under SIS. 900 bond for the action
of the grand Jury.
Owens, AZ. of the 900 block Of
Randolph street NV, was found
not guilty of carrying a danger
Gus weapon by Judge Almond w.
Scott. After his arrest on the
assault charge Owens was ac-
cused Of dropping an open pocket
knife ito the ground during q
tusSle with police officers.
Evening star., 1953-12-18
TheosophicuI Society

The Theosophical Society Of
Washington will hold a Christ
mas party at 8 pm. tomorrow
at 726 Eleventh street NV. Ad-
mission will be a gift for needy
children of the Southwest Health
Center.
Evening star., 1953-12-18

awarded a sapphire service pin
yesterday by the Chesapeake &
Potomac Telephone Co. for her
30 years of service.
Evening star., 1953-12-18
by Edythe Thomos Wallace

Mother am writing grand
ma I'll finish knitting her stole
after Christmas. She knows how
many extra things we do this
week.
Evening star., 1953-12-18

Mother-No. / can't go to your
school play. I have to knit every
minute ! can If I get granny's
stole finished before Christmas.
Evening star., 1953-08-09
Every year Mrs. Kennady
makes dills by the gallon.
Here's her special recipe
FORT WORTH, TEXAS

FORT WORTH TEXAS
Took down, 1000 feet down into Eagle
IL Mountain Lake, blue-green, wearing white
caps. This morning am having coffee with the
impetuous, energetic. interesting Mrs. Marshall
Kennady at the Kennady estate l6 miles from
the center of downtown Fort Worth. This room
with the view, one wall glassed from ceiling to
floor, is the hub of the house. At the left is the
library deep blue its color scheme; to the right,
the Tudor dining room with wine red walls
Adjoining is the kitchen and two stairways
one going up, one going down. This H-shaped
house Mrs Kennady planned, drew it to her
Evening star., 1953-08-09
PICKLE PUT-UPS
by Clementine PaddlefOrd
eek Editor

fancy on laundry paper. Then had an architect
blueprint it to scale.
The sunroom walls are of tile, latticed with
ivy which loops erratically hither and yon
Rubber trees here and Pittosporum, Aspidistra,
Poinsettias, two avocados growing tall and bear
ing fruit for the salad bowl.
1t was last summer in ST. Paul, Mimi, which
is Mrs Kennady's girlhood home, that tasted
the dill pickles she makes to send to friends at
Christmas time, as she said, "a little something
instead of card" One bite of that dill and
asked for the pickle-maker's address, deter
mined to visit her when next came to Texas.
Each June Mrs Kennady gets busy with the
ds, filling over 100 half gallon jars; then few
more patches are made when late-crop cucum-
bers are ready in September. Mrs. Kennady
doesn't stop with dills; she makes mustard
pickles and senfgurkens. She makes divine
Evening star., 1953-08-09

marmalade, in patches of two gallons at time.
The picking is done with the help of one
assistant, the cucumbers grown in the Kennady
garden. Before the war when help was easier
to come by, farmer and his wife were en-
ployed to keep the place humming. MIR. Ken
nady is an insurance man in Fort Worth so it's
Mrs. Kennadys job to oversee the farm opera
ton.
Previously, almost everything the family ate
they raised within stones throw of their back
door, They kept cows, chickens. turkeys and
planted tremendous garden. Not any more!
Help is hard to get outside the city. Mrs.
Kennady has cut down on her entertaining,
except on week ends. She gives barbecue sup
pers with about 20 guests When son Nick and
the married daughter. Mrs. Joe Day, Jr.. and
husband are home and add their friends to the
circle, it's a mob scene.
Mrs Kennady invited me downstairs to see
her pickle put-ups waiting for Christmas This
dill recipe came from Jewish friend whose son
works in her husbands insurance company.
The original recipe used less pepper, Mrs. Ken
nady said but she likes the pickles hot for
serving as cocktail appetizer. Her way is to
chill the pickles well and cut into big chunks to
spear with toothpicks. But when used as a
relish with meat. then slice paper thin.
Kosher Dill Pickles
to 5 cucumbers, to inches
l bunch fresh dill
2 garlic cloves
. bay leaves
2 grape leaves
medium-sized red hot peppers
medium-sized green hot peppers
heaping tablespoon picking spices
n cup salt
n cup vinegar
l quart water
Wash cucumbers we'll Sterilize half-gallon
jar. Pack inch of fresh dill into jar Over this
arrange on end big cucumbers with or 2
smaller ones; place in garlic cloves, bay leaves,
grape leaves peppers and spices Pack each jar
tightly at top with dill. Bring salt, vinegar and
water to rolling boil. Fill jar with the brine
and seal. Ice pickles before serving and cut
into slices to use as a relish with meat or in
thick chunks when served as an appetizer with
drinks and pretzels Yield: to pickles in
half-gallon jar.
Mrs. Kennady's Maxznalade
l dozen grapefruit
dozen lemons
l dozen oranges
Water
Sugar
3 pounds canded Cherries whole
2 pounds candied pineapple. cut up
pound preserved ginger, cut up
Cut off ends of the fruits; cut fruit into
H-inch slices; cut slices cosswise into L9-inch
strips. Measure the fruit into quarts and add to
it as many quarts of water as there are of fruit
and juice. Let stand overnight The following
day, cook until the rind is tender and again let
stand overnight
On the third day, measure and add sugar
measure for measure with fruit. Cook about
2 hours, stirring frequently. Add cherries, pine
apple and ginger with their juices Continue
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1953-09-18
ONLY MAJOR STRIKES In
STATE ARE NOW OVER

The long-drawn out strike of Kal-
ispell auto mechanics for union recog-
milton by the Kalispell Auto Dealers
Association was brought to a conclu-
sion last week, with the local Ma
chinists gaining recognition and var
ious job improvements from the deal
ers. This strike first got underway
in June, 1852, following failure of
repeated efforts by the union to get
the dealers to bargain in good faith.
And, last week, the 55-day old
strike of Billings building trades I'M
ions against Billings contractors came
to an end when both sides agreed to
submitting the dispute to a federal
conciliator. Wage scales and other
conditions of the expired contract
are to remain in effect pending the
findings of the federal Cancellation
service.