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Evening star., 1953-10-22

ATTENTIoN-RESIDENTS OF NE,
NV. AND NEARBY MARYLAND
DISTRICT LOCK 6 HARDWARE
Now invites all contractors. home own
ers and holders of its courtesy cards
residing in NE, and NV. and nearby
Maryland to visit the New District Lock
& Hardware at Riegs Road and South
Dakota Avenue NE. and receive dis
count privileges, the same as at its
southeast store
Evening star., 1953-10-22

tous events that set the pattern OF today's
uneasy peace.
Triumph and Tragedy is great writing
about great events. 1t is prophecy come
true in our time. 1t is clear light shining
on the uhy Of the world you live in today.
Read it in LIFE-in five issues begin.
ming tomorrow.
Evening star., 1953-10-22

STARTING tomorrow, LIFE is publishing
Triumph and Tragedy-the sixth volume
of Sir Winston Churchill's Memoirs Of
World War H.
The revelation of British counter
measures against guided missiles is just
one of thousand reasons why you won't
want to miss a single installment of
Triumph and Tragedy.
For in it, you will walk side by side with
the only one of the Big Three still alive to
give frst-hand account of the momen-
Seward seaport record., 1953-01-16
Instrument Measures Human Electrical Energy

During his vacation last sum mer, MT. Donald A. Dalberg of Seward attended the Interna- tional Convention of the Rosi- crucians, at San Jose, California. While there he witnessed a series of experiments made by MT. Lester L. Libby, an electrical engineer who holds several pat ents in the field of electronics, and who is Technical Director of the RoSicrucian Science Mu- scum at San Jose.
 The experiments were made with specially designed metal lie enclosure which has been developed that permits the ac- tual measurement of energy ex- erted by the human mind. Super sensitive instruments measure the electrical potential built up in the human system as a result of nerve energy. The electrical potential is effected by thoughts and emotions and conveys, to delicate instruments, the effect of breathing and all the ordinary actions of the body. Movement of any kind causes the instru- ment needle to fluctuate ac- cordingly, and draw pattern on paper graph. (The so-called lie detector works on the same theory)
 MT. Libby explained to MT. Dalberg that this apparatus em- ploys principles we'll known in physics, but in a new combina- ton. Previously, much of the measurement of human electri- city was done without the aid Of copper wire cage. In these cases, the sensitive measuring instruments picked up electrical impulses from other objects or currents in the immediate vii clnity, and thereby gave a less accurate reading. It is theoreti- cally possible, said Libby, that these electrical emanations from the human body act as carrying agents for specific thought pat terms and can be responsible for the much-discussed phenom- enon of thought transference. It IS also possible that these same carnations can stimulate acti- vity in living matter outside the human body.
 It was demonstrated at these sessions, that deep breathing, in conjunction with directed pat terms of thought, brings about
Seward seaport record., 1953-01-16
Vaughn Attends Meet Of WiIlys Dealers

F. w. Vaughn of the Seaport Auto Supply Go. has returned from trip Outside. MT. Vaughn flew to Toledo for a Nationwide meeting of Willys dealers. The dealers had an opportunity to see the Willys factory and to learn of the company's plans for this, the Golden Jubilee year of the Willys Overland Com pany, founded in 1903.
 4~ According to the Toledo Blade
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of December 10, more than two thousand of the new 4door Will lys Lark models were driven away from the factory on that date. The Seaport Auto Supply car was driven to Seattle for boat shipment and arrived on the Coastal Rambler this week.
 While in Seattle, MT. Vaughn purchased reboring and cylinder honing equipment, valve refac- ing equipment and electrical testing equipment for the recent ly opened Seaport Auto Supply garage here. The garage equip ment arrived on the Baranof.
Seward seaport record., 1953-01-16
Junior Women Meet

Seward Junior Women's Club met at the home of Mrs. John Coleman Tuesday night for the first meeting of 1853. Several reports from special committees were given, including the Boy Scout fund drive and the Christ mas Seal campaign. The cedar chest project has been indefinite ly postponed.
 Hostesses were Mrs. Coleman and Mrs. Maude Johnson, who served refreshments to 18 mem berS.
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increased activity in body cells as we'll as increased warmth. During deep breathing, the volt age from the hand varied from twenty-five to one hundred fifty millivolts, according to one dem onstration.
 Inasmuch as thoughts arise out of internal or external stimuli to the nervous system, it is con ceivable that the subtle waves leaving human brain do reach another brain and there stimu- late sensitive nervous center with corresponding wave which arises as a thought in the mind of the receiver.
 The topic of mind power has been subjected to more scientific analysis in the last ten years than in the previous ten centur- ies. With full scale experiments being carried on in colleges and universities all over the country, much has been demonstrated to bear out the contention that mind can exert a real influence over matter.
 The field is relatively un- touched, although the Rosicru- clans have pioneered in develop ing mans mental capacitieS for centuries. It is a matter of policy for members of the Rosicrucian Order, non-sectarian fraternity, to keep, not just abreast of, but little in advance of all general scientific developments. Benja- min Franklin, whose original book on electricity and magne- tism introduced many of the common electrical terms in use today, was a Rosicrucian.
Seward seaport record., 1953-01-16

eo% less rood shock | By in- creasing front wheel travel and redesigning the rubber compression bumpers, front end road shock is reduced as much as S096. Springs are tailored-to-weight of each model, ,forbestrdingc comfort, whichever model you buy.
Seward seaport record., 1953-01-16

Automatic Ride coniroll Ford's Variable Rate rear spring suspension actually makes the effective spring ''stif- ness " vary automatically as road and load conditions change. You get a smooth, comfortable ride on boule- yard or toughest back road.
Seward seaport record., 1953-01-16

All day eomfot! ! Scientifically designed contour seats, both front and rear, have thick foam rubber cushions. Non- sag spring construction is firm yet resilient. Automatic Posture Control provides the most convenient seatingp posi- ton for all drivers.
Seward seaport record., 1953-01-16

You've got to Value Check this new Ford's 4l "Worth More" features to know why Ford is worth more when you buy it..worth more when you sell tl In this '53 Ford you'll find not only new con- cept riding and driving comfort you'll find more of the things you uant and need than in any other car in the low-price field.
 You'll find the ''Go' you need, in Ford's high-com pression VS and Six engines Doth thrive on regular gas). You'll find the a-round visibility |. the easy you'll appreciate beauty that 'belongs,'' wherever you may drive No wonder Ford is the New Standard of the American Road.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
Quantity Tomato
Ae0;~

A reader wants. a recipe for
making tomato 2aspic for q
church supper-and as many of
you may be faced with the same
problem in quantity 4 cookery,
here's the information so you
can file it away for use when
needed. This recipe will take
care Of So servingsir1crease it
according to your needs.
Cook 6 quarts of tomato Juice
with 4 teaspoons whole cloves,
20 bay leaves, 4 chopped onions,
VI teaspoon cayenne, and salt
to taste. Soften cup gelatin
In 2 cups cold water and add to
the tomato juice. stirring until
the gelatin has dissolved. Strain
and let cool until 1t Begins to
set-you should stir 1t OCCASION
ally as the solids may have a
tendency to settle while the juice
is cooling. Then pour into in
dividual molds or large fat ones,
so that the aspic may be cut in
squares and put in cold place to
jell. Serve on lettuce leaves,
with dab of mayonnaise made
with plenty of lemon Juice.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
Sir Kenneth Clark ToAttendPreview|

Sir Kenneth Clark, chairman
Of the Arts Council of Great
Britain. and Lady Clark will be
honor guests at the Art Fair
preview and tea to be held from
S to z pm. tomorrow at the
Corcoran Gallery of Art under
sponsorship Of the Washington
Chapter, National Society Of
Arts and Letters.
The Art Fair, which opens
Thursday at the Corcoran, will
continue through Sunday. Works
Of Washington artists will be on
sale for the benefit of NSAL
scholarships.
Sir Kenneth is in Washington
to give the current Mellon lee
ture series at the National Gal
lery of Art. He is the former
director of the National Gallery
of London.
Another special event in con-
nection with the Art Fair will be
the twilight musicale at S pm.
Friday featuring Katherine Han
sci, soprano, and the Washing
ton Trio.
Contributions cannot be ac-
cepted at the gallery. but cards
Evening star., 1953-04-07
POEM?

POEM?
MRS. z. A. M, Washington
Will some reader tell me
where may get a copy of the
following poem, whose name
and author are unknown? I
remember the first two verses
and would like to get the COM
plete poem. ."
Wait a bit my little Miss,
What makes you walk so fast,
You've got the day before you
And the sky is not o'ercast.
I'm going for the doctor sir,
For my dolly'S very i'll,
She's got a raging fever sir,
And I fear she's took a chill.
The last line is:
Do you think because of that
I'd let my dolly die?
X ~
PLASTIC UPHOLSTERY.
MRS. J. H., W1shington)
I would like to find out more
about the possibilities of plas-
tic upholstery. Since plastic
is so widely used on cars, surely
some one has tried it.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
Snop Beans,
Chinese StyIe

Chinese cooks have a special
way Of cooking string Or snap
beans that made them some
thing really super.
They cut a pound Of young
tender beans slantwise in 2-inch
lengths. Then they wash them
well and drain them. To | cup
Of boiling salted water they add
2 tablespoons of chicken fat. or.
II not available. the same
amount Of cooking oil. They put
the beans in this. and cook
them over high heat until the
boiling point is reached. Then
they cover the pan and cook
just about 5 minutes more.
They are delicious-but re-
member, the beans have to, be
fresh, young and tender to start
with.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
FRUIT CANDY
mrs. c., WGShinqton) }

mrs. c., Washington
For F. r., Kensington: Date
nut candy-One package dates,
" cup walnuts, "a pound CO.
conut, l tablespoon lemon
Juice. u teaspoon grated lemon
rind.
Date-apricot candy = One
package dates, "a pound figs,
"a pound apricots, "a pound
coconut, l tablespoon orange
juice, l teaspoon grated orange
rind.
= In both recipes run the
dried fruit (also coconut and
nutS) through a meat grinder.
Moisten with the juice and
knead in the rind. Roll out
with a rolling pin into a Sheet
q quarter-inch thick. Cut with
very small cutter into rounds
one inch in diameter or roll
into balls.
Temperatures for Sirups-
Fudge and penuchl, 234 de-
grees: fondant, 238 degrees;
caramels, 246 degrees; taff1es,
265 degrees: brittleS and glace
for nuts. 300 degrees.
y X y X
BOOK.
mrs. c. v. M, WuShingtonJ
For Mrs. M. F. T.: An ex-
tremely interesting book.
Your Child Can Be Happy in
Bed" by Cornelia Stratton
Parker Thomas Y, Crowell
Co., N. " Will give you hun
dreds of suggestions.
X X
CURE FOR BRAIDED RUGS
MRS. S. K. Washington
If you will take a wet cloth
and place it upon the braided
rug and press. you will find
that every bit of the buckle"
will disappear.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
MEALY BUG?
II. L., WGshin0tonJ

Can anyone please tell me
Can any one please tell me
worm, whatever it is. which
looks like a heavy spider web
OF cotton? Some call it the
mealy worm or bug. I have
tried nicotine to no avail. It
has been on my house plants
for several years. Each year !
think the cooler weather in
winter will kill it, but no, in
spring 1t comes out full force.
My Chinese cherry plants will
not bloom, and when they do.
the flowers drop off before
they become cherries.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
LEFT OVER PAINTS.
(E y kWnch -. ,fo,,l

The oil paints left over from
the paint by number" sets
now on the market may be
saved by the children for fu-
ture use. if on completion of
the picture a drop of turpen-
tine is put in each capsule
with a medicine dropper in
each capsule, the capsule wiped
clean with turpentined tissue
and closed. At present my
. daughter, age II. is doing" a
great number of Easter charac-
ter dolls with her leftover
capsule paints. They serve a
need in many little crafts"
Evening star., 1953-04-07
College Park Club

An election Of officers will
highlight a meeting of the Junior
Woman's Club of College Park,
Md, to be held Thursday at 8
pm at the Parish House there
A film entitled. Overseas
Run" will be shown as part of
an international relations pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
Women.A Accountants

The District Chapter, Amer
lean Society of Women Account
ants, viii hold its fourth annual
public relations dinner at 6 pm.
tomorrow in the Willard Hotel.
Mrs. Julia Benton Hopkins
will be guest speaker. Her topic
will be The Presentation of a
Case Before the Tax Courts"
Evening star., 1953-04-07
sOAPsTONE GR1DDLE.
OLD COOKBOOKS?

OLO COOhBOOhS?
mrs. F. NJ. w., Washington
From the yellowed and
brittle page Of my priced ole
cook book this information:
A Soapstone griddle is to be
commended for many reasons,
though If through carelessness
or ignorance it has once been
creased it loses its chief merit.
The best greaSer is a potato
cut in half with a knife or fork
stuck in it for a handle. This
greaSer does not burn and
smoke nor does it drip grease
like a cloth. Where many cakes
have to be cooked, a piece of
suet may be laced on a shingle
and a double layer of cheese
cloth tackled over it. Il we'll
remember that grandmother
wouldn't smell the house with
them. Now. it's good to know
that only a bit of drippings or
butter added to the batter,
ends the smoke and smell even
without a soapstone griddle).
Have just become interested
IN the hobby of collecting old
cook books - especially do I
want the first one issued by a
Hour company who has bake
on each year. I would also like
some little ones from church
groups and officers wives clubs
like one recently issued by a
garden club of Quantico, Va.
Evening star., 1953-04-07

OF admission to the preview and
musicale may be obtained from
Mrs. Dickson r. Loos. 4607 Nor
wood drive. Chevy Chase.
The fair is the seventh annual
scholarship benefit given by the
society.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
Conducted BY
BETSY CASWELL
WINDOW WASHING TIP.
GOLDFISH?

GOAO1 4ACx4s
mrs. D. F. r., HyGtSUilleJ
Here's a tip about washing
windows without lint streaks.
I use a little ammonia in
warm water and a soft cloth.
followed by a newspaper dry
ing. Newspaper leaves no
lint and polishes as it dries
the window.
] am wondering if some one
can help me with our gold
fish? ! had two fantail gold
fish and a black-tailed gold
fish variety unknown in a
9-by-15-inch aquarium. Once
IN a while the water must be
changed completely because
of the odor and dirt that gets
into 1t. I removed the fish each
time to a separate. bowl,
cleaned the sand and the
aquarium, refilled it with water
of the same temperature and
replanted it. When I returned
the fish to the aquarium, each
time they become very inactive
for a few hours. Each time, one
of the fantailS have died short
ly afterward, first seeming to
lose their balance, often turn
ing completely on their backs,
and struggling to regain their
balance.
I would appreciate any help
with this, for my family
enjoys the aquarium and the
beauty Of its occupants.
4 \ X
SEVERAL QUERIES?
mrs. A. H. G., WGShington)
Would some kind reader
send in a really good recipe
for homemade modelling clay?
Have tried several, but it dries
out so fast. Also one for
4A1AScE pd11lCS.
How can one find the loca-
tion Of a. coop nursery
school? One In the vicinity
of Trinidad avenue NE. I
could and would love to spend
one or two mornings a week
helping with the children.
Do any of you ladies re-
member the little jingles we
used to say when bouncing
balls or jumping rope? I just
remember snatches of them.
To the ladies who asked
how to keep their pans bright
"a lemon rind boiled in a
pan while doing the rest of
the dishes does wonders.
Do you ladies try to train
a 4-year-old boys hair back?
Or just wait until he gets in
terested enough to work on it
himself.
i
WESTERN VACATION.
MRS. w. A. T., Arlington)
To the lady requesting in
formation regarding a vaca-
ton trip in the West. I re-
Gently located an article in
the June 1852 issue of House
hold" magazine which de-
Scribes a wonderful two weeks
for a family of four in Wyo-
ming and costs under $4,000.
Will gladly lend my copy If
she can't locate one.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
Hint

Want to eliminate footprints
and other marks when vacuum
ing the living room rug? Start
vacuuming in the corner farthest
from the door and move back
ward toward the door.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
CHEESE DISH.
BY Mac

mrs. +. Y. d., W1SIltngtO1D
Boil in salted water until
tender u package regular size
spaghetti. Spread a layer of
cooked spaghetti on bottom of
/ quart buttered dish. Cover
thickly with grated sharp
cheese. Repeat layers until
spaghetti has all been used,
making the top layer of cheese.
Beat 2 eggs and add 2 cups
milk and a dash of salt. Pour
over pan of spaghetti and
cheese mixture. Bake in $50
degree oven until set (about
/ hour) and brown on top. Test
by sticking spoon in mixture.
Delicious.
-, QUICK AND EASY.
&C. E. j., Washington
For an easy standby supper
=" dish, try melting " pound or
so of American cheese in /
can of tomato soup. and 1a cup
of milk. Serve over toasted
mullins. With a 'huge salad
and a can Of heated plums for
dessert. your call set.
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OWNER WILL SACRIFICE 4-bedrm.
brick, lge. liv. rm.. hrepl., lge.
fenced lot. excel. cond., $14,950 or
best offer. $1,000 down. JE. 3-0193.
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U%NFURNIsHED tcOnt.D
5425 Y SIT r.
ALL UTILITIES

North on BALTIC. blvd. left at Hot
Shoppe in College PIX. Nd. continue
! blk. on Knox I'd. to houses. RE
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

PARK-Owner selling; g.
bedrm. brick rambler; automatic
near ass lo seho0 s7s sl montsly ai psT%ep 81
COLLEGGE' PARK. MD, mr.. Univ. Nd.
1k-story frame, 3 rms. and bath
5st f. md fl: partly finished; OIL
H. sE1DENsPiNNEL. Reaitor, WA.
FoRRsTi HEIGHrs-1o4 Seneca @a' st.
Drive by this cute frame bungalow,
with 2 bedrms., separate din. rm.,
screened porches, full bsmt. Has
s sS,noo o aSS GI w,i lGa9 y you bof can .m a 81
2nd trust. Call MI. Clark, La.
INC. UN: 1890. UN. 1910. lie
GREEN MEADOWS = 6-rm. modern
Colonial. Sl1:50O. CT, $l,150 down.
s sesr SWno 9 E bus JOHN H. JOHN
bungalow screened porch. nrepi.,
bsmt., a heat. partially finished
attic, Reas: terms. Call Mr.. Garrett,
RIGGS MANOR EsTATEs Brick
rambler, semidet. Lovely large ms.
Firepl;, Bendix. reas. terms. JOHN
II; JOHNSON. WA, 7-5O5O. -21
WEST HYATTSVILLE AREA-3-bed-
rm; brick rambler; GE kit; nice lot
WITH driveway: price, $12.650. HE.
UNIVERSITY PARK - 6-rm. brick.
newly decorated. Powder rm., f1repl..
rec. rm.. screened porch, garage.
THREE. BEDR MAj 1881 GoIoN1AL no HOME
with large .18x13 living rm. and
SEPARATE dining rm.; nice level yard
with shade trees and attractive
evergreens; screened side porch:
AUTOMATIC a heat. Terms as low
as $l45O down, $S4 per month.
c6 6NFHME 60 FIN ~ s-4o1 9.n.dr,,
house in ". Hysttsyiile. ali new
Turn. includes new lift. refgr. .
Tv sets. Only $4,000 moves you
in: Assume monthly payments. Fur
nit 6H alone cost $4,000. Call AP.
HOME WITH INCOME e-bedrm.
house with a rented complete apt.
in basement helps you pay for this
home. Extra lge. lot, gar; 2 blks.
from buses and stores. Only Sill
80; DALEY REAL ESTATE. AP.
BY oWNER-Near cedarville State
home; ceramic tile bath, all-elec.
kit; approx. h-acre lot. Must see
to appreciate. Fairview 2-2727.
BRICK BUNGALoW-Near Cheverly.
z big bedrms., separate din. m
radiant gas heat; So, 900 down pay
ment will handle. Call DOUG NJ.
SMILEY, INC, UN. 4-S260, UN.
THIS DELIGHTFUL 4-bedrm. white
frame. at 5S11 Landover I'd. in
Cheverly has ample room for large
family and also has commercial
possibilities; glassed-in side porch;
big living IN. separate dining rm.,
cali DOUG NJ dA' Smiley Nile IN INC. ap IN,
1920. UN. 1910. 10
I'm. RAMBLER, built-in gar, large
kit, large bath, firepl,. aluminium
storm windows, h.-w.h., large lot.
Situated on top of knoll, with beau
t1tul view; mr.. MOL and Mary u, 8
miles from D. c. line, at Riggs I'd.
n Willow lane. Price, $751; 500.
Phone Hemlock 4-7453. -23
l. LANGLEY PARK RAMBLER
Lovely. 3-bedrm. brick rambler, i'm
maculate and in new-house condi-
ton on large lot. Fireplace in liv.
m ,GE kit. dry. bright bsmt..
schools. shopping and transp. Con-
venient. Call Mr.. Clark. RA. 1901.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor, 1924 14th ST.. AID. 4-2O05
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U FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-CH. Oh. 1900 Lang
drum. Wis. cor. 10 rms. 3Ka baths;
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Rambler-SI49 5O

3-bedroom brick rambler
in excellent established eloSe-in
neighborhood of fine homes. Full
bsmt., small down payment. terms
to suit. Not a subdivision. Call
JU. 9-S010 till 8.
MONTGOMERY INVESTMENT q
INSURANCE, co.
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COLORED-WOODRIDGE
LAWRENCE ST. NE.
50, 600 DOWN

Woodridge-Det. 5-Bedrm.
Immac.. exclusive residence; all-elee
kit, 1st-fl. bedrm.; = bathSJ full
bsmt., rec. rm.; Diet. garage. Sac
ritlce. S1S,S60. Call MI. Black
wood, La. 6-3551.
Roger Moss, HO. 2-6020
2125 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
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ANNANDALE
chill and Dale Hideaway'
Sparkling rambler home. on Lowell!
HALF ACRE" in pretty, clear
in attractive living dining comb.
attractive kitchen (fully equipped
: choice bedrms. and bath. Rare
buy at only Sl@,750. Buyer MAJ
assume large AZ loan.
ARLINGTON REALTY
MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR
22l2 Wilson Blvd. ia, 7-93O(
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HOUSES FOR sALE-AD.
BUNeALow-wHEAToN,M MD.

BUNGALOW-WHEATON MD.
81 1000 TO 81 300 DOWN
Brick, 2 bedrms., bsmt., gas heat,
Only. 3 yrs. old. You can get the
best buy in Montgomery County here
and assume Gil loan at the same
time with low monthly payments,
Call Mr.. Penland. ATLAS REALTY
CO, ST 3-736S, or yes It'll 10.
LII. 2-7612. 10
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LANGLEY PARK RAMBLER
3-bedrm. brick rambler, i'm.
maculate and in new-house condi.
ton on large lot. Fireplace in liv
nm, GE kit. dry. bright bsmt.
venient. Call Mr.. Clark, RIA, 3-9OII
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor, 1924 14th ST.. AID. 4-20O5