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EPEEDWRITING SCHOOL
l406S6 st, NV. ST. 3-20S6
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9th AND MADISON ST. NV
Lovely rm.. next to BATH close to
transp white neighborhood; pvt.
home; $50; reflnedI lady pref :;
priVils. TU 2-6269 lis
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BEDRM. FURN walnut. bed, springs.
dresser and chest. good roomv drawer
space; peri. cond JU. 9-4903.
BEDROOM SET, 5-piece lined oak;
S75 or best offer: perfect con-
dition. RA. 3-7401.
BEDRM. SUITE. 4 pc: dining room
suite. 10 pc. Duncan Phyfe style;
stove 4 burner, white. tabletop
style; Frisidaire, 7-cu.-ft. capacity.
TU. "-5424. IL
BOOKS-Set Of Childcraft. prac-
tically new, sos Kodak. hanian
- lens. practically new, SIS; 6X30
Army binoculars with carrying
strap. SIS; Lionel freight train.
complete, 037 type, extra equip
ment excel. cond., SIS. OIL.
o-5312 lis
BRICK. face or common n"w ono
or million Open SATURDAYS.
ALASKA COAL & BRICK CO. Ma
S-5SS5. OF 4-7300
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MiscEL. FOR SALE Cont,
BABY FITRN SALE

Must sacrifice, floor model, and one
otaknd otc rr1hs Rrp LulaSye a5s
pens. etc. Cash and carry; also
open Mon. Wed. and Fri. nights.
NATIONAL BABY SHOP, 2461 18th
st. NV. opposite Ambassador The
ater. HU 3-S2S9.
BAR BELLS-Complete set; reason
able. IL 6-9523
basins. toilets. pipe
BLOCKS. INC. l746 Lee hwy. Key
Bridge. IA. $500
BEAUTY SHOP EQUIP, new; 6 dry
ers. chairs, panels. Paidar show
case, desks: best offer. LA. 6-9101.
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SITUATICNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT expert. books started
caught up; tax returns; prompt
rees JU a-s407
ALERT middle-aged businessman
seeks position in small office EN-
BOoKKEEPER-ACCoUNTANT. exper
college grad. desires full-time ol
part-time position. Box 1921. Star
DENTAL TECH. exper. metal cast.
ing; chrome dept. Phone CTnrti:
r. ,22S3;I 2IS,;, Baltimore Nd. 1t In.
sity, France, Canada, =. S, fluent
German. EXper. in handling all types
OF people. will consider interesting
position only. AID 4-43fn ~
HANDY MAN--Wash windows, clear
and paint, polish floors, plant flow
every sunday Also night or, day
work. Exper, refs. LU 1-5402. IL
SALESMAN-Hard worker with car;
wholesale experience: viii produce
volume sales. Box 1872. star 16T
MAN. os. good personality, university
BACKGROUND peri. knowledge French;
German. Spanish. eXnHr. ,~i'h 81
types of weapons Will take wost
interestinr. non-routine offer, Box
MAN = Desires isritor's work and
quarters. married and one child
Call HU. $3.50. w. MOORE. ="
MAN, colored desires buffers job;
experienced, can drive; live in; ref
erences. HO. 2-632S.
MEN. available for home cleaning
yard work painting and misc odd
Jobs THE SALVATION ARMY
Harbor Light Corps ME- s-4532
1th DAY ADVENTIST desires Job as
church sexton; age 81. 10. S-0793
l6+
COLLEGE GRADUATE. colored. p. S.
degree. Business administration.
Govt, emuloye. Needs part-time eve
ming work. Call 10. 2-1TS5, II am
IN & nm
SETTLED COLORED MAN wants WORT;
as combination cook. Reference, DU.
nA
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Unusual Opportunity

For women who can drive. Work 4
days per week. Must be acquainted
with Grocery stores. Good oppor-
tunity to make S75 per week or
more Commission basis. Working
Established accounts in WaShlnston
area. Write details to Box l34-Y.
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Prominent real estate firm has OPEN
ins for bright younG LADY for gen.
eral work in our office. Good
position with bright future for
selected applicant. After Monday,
amply in person to
JESS FISHER & Co., Inc.
1920 K st. NV.
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THRouGH OF ff'T saTTURDAY
s AM. TO PM.
MELPAR, INC.
440 SWAMI AVE.
At Jefferson Davis HWY
Alexandria, Va. -16


fountain experience sa7 w" week sOfo to
start. Meals and very good tips.
Apply 1907 18th st. NV. Ii
WAITRESS. exper.: night work. Sun.
of Apply in person only. SAXONY
BAR S GRILL, 907 Pa. ave NV.
LADIEs-Do you need 5000 before
Xmas? Show AVON PRODUCTS
new gift catalog. to reg customers
nE near YOU Several openings row.
LADY, with refinement and ability
to meet people; So 200 lSt year,
with opportunity for additional
WOMAN, white. see q to rs, for
marking and counter work in dry
Cleaning plant. Must be intelligent
and have pleasing personality.
Apply in person to Mr.. Rothe
ULMAN CLEANERS. 561S Conn. ave.
WOMAN. reliable and good worker
with tactful and agreeable person.
atty. Must be willing to cooperate
with employer and employees. Call
at Room ,224. 1916 Conn. ave NV.
between 80 and pm. No tele-
phone calls
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
HELP-DoMESTIc

OOK-G.H.W.-settled woman. city
COOK for small Catholic institution
Write giving references. wages Box
47S-A, Star. lis
COOK, gh.w.. dependable. eXper
elec. equip; kit; and laundry; ref refs >
$50 week and carfare. EN- 2-3I4S
DOWNSTAIRS MAID. white. Euro
pean; cook and other help en-
ployed; upstairs living quarters pro
yided, EN- 3.26I0; 30
bath, on every Thurs. and every
other Sun. Local references. LO
GENERAL HOUsEwORK. experienced
age a3 to 40. live in, upstairs rm.
other help employed. $50 wk. IA.
G.H.W., care of children: plain
G.H.W.-WAITRESs. 80 to so. exper.
live in; cook breakfast only; othe-
help; blks. Chevy Chase Cir;
pleasant room; good salary ample
time off: g girls, 4 and 6. Please
Health card and rec. refs. Foreign
language no barrier. Correction
OIL. 3-20S3 If
HOUSEKEEPER. middle aged. col
ored; live in; must be fond Of chill
oren; refs. require d. Call OIL. 2-uI 81
is
MAID-G.H.W.. to work in New York
Age 80 yrs. or over. Refs, Pcrma-
nent. Apply JAY DEES, 1907 G NV;
MAID, settled, live in, e.h.w. and good
plain cook. fond of children; refer
o"rnS: S"5. WO 6-lf!f. -
MAID, colored, gh.w. and cooHing;
part time in colored family iron,
l:i5 until after dinner. Dinner at
$50 Call Ii. 7-1S04.
GIRL TO GO TO BOSTON, s.h.w
live in pvt. rm. and bath. fond OF
children. excellent salary, references
reouired RE. 7-O5S0. -17
PART TINE. through dinner; Thurs.
9 til /: g.h.w.. laundry, . children
Apt Sit ] night. SIS. RA. 6-3Sf6.
COLORED GIRL. eh.w.. to live in.
No cooking Good salary. Every
Sunday of. Call AID 4-50S9. IL
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Bedroom suites-Several fine
up-to-date used bedroom
suites are included in the
public auction sale at Will
liams Auction House, 918
New York ave-, tomorrow
Tues, Nov. II, including
"Chippendale" mahog. COM
plete 7-pc. suite, fine mod
ern wal. bedrm. suite with
twin beds, elegant up-to-
date wal. bedrm. suite with
full bed; also other bedrm.
suites and odd pieces; num-
erous new and used inner
spring mattresses, Holly
woods, liv. rm. chairs, book
cases, coffee, lamp and
other small tables. Terms
cash. Prompt removal. Ev-
erything ready for use. Auc-
tioneerS ph.: MA. 8-2679.
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HELP--W0MEN

COLLEGE GRADUATE
Recent-For stimulating position. l
you are alert, interested in advance
ment call COURTESY ASSOCIATES
EX. 3-5634, 9 to ). III
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YOUNG LADIES
YOUNG LADY

S15 WEEKLY
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
ROOM ;, l740 K ST. NV.
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STENOGRAPHER. general office
work. permanent position. 5i2- day
week. JOSEPH De YOUNG. 1906 F
St NV -
STENOGRAPHER. accurate typist.
general office work conscientious .
able assume responsibility Good
salary. ME. S-1133.
sTEN0GRAPHER with knowledge OF
bookkeeping. eXper. pref; 5-day
wk. Call AP. 7-3400 for interview
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RIGS CLEANED

Safe and thorough. LUWIN CO, 1725
9TH ST. NV. NO. 1850. 20
other carpenter work. Phone Ii.
3,1904 for prices. Sun. or eyes.
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POULTRY RABBITS AND EGGS
COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL

WOOD. presto logs. kin
ding. camel coal. charcoal. Read
ing anthracite briouet; new, clean
scrap lumber; So. $40. Sl5. $50 a
load delivered; S3.75 hundred
Gu. it, load; you haul. COOPER
SUPPLY CO., S13 18th st. ne,
Ii 5-591a; Branch yd., 400 lst
st. sw ewes. DE. 2-l5@5.
ALL SEASONED HARDWOOD: hrepl.
lengths; cords y cords. delivered
in NV area. ia. "-3l4l. -l6
FIREPLACE WOOD
FOR SALE
CALL LO. 5-9J05. --17
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HE EVENING STAR
Inn pappa Ays Al VII
STENOGRAPHER

SIENOGRAPHE
Experienced; under 30; group hos
pitalization; air-conditioned office:
5-day week. Salary S65 per week
SHAPIRO
ENGINEERING CORPORATION
p1 ! 5th st. NV. ME. S-1Gl1 -i6
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR-RECEP
ZIONIST, attractive young lady.
eXper. in operation of switchboard.
with ability to act as receptionist,
for national association; tipping
desired. no shorthand: 5la-day Wk.
with time ana half for Sat. morn
ing: excel. working conds.. good
starting salary. Apply to Box
sWITCHBoARD OPERATOR : Sec
retarial board: knowledge of book
keeping and typins: apply in per-
son. Embassy Apts.. 1913 Harve RI
EPHONE SWITCHBOARD OP.
ERATOR-Younq lady. 90 to 80
Must be competent and experienced
and be able to type A. to 81
words: 5-day week. Phone Ma
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BEDROOM--ALL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE BOUGHT
CALL UNTIL Z PM, EN-. 2-6d77
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STONE WALLS

STONE WALLS
Flagstone Terraces
Walks. chimneys. fireplaces. cement
driveways, porches, retaining walls
pipe drainage. F. MARCUCCIO.
Rockville. Md Phone POPLAR 2-35SS.
STORM DOORS INSTALLED. > for
S2G W,i instslIsS; sRsprS 30. Il, P9nde59sa PING
TILE IsiON SERVICE, all makes
day nisnt by expert technicians;
utilizing latest electronic instru-
ments, AIMCO TV, IA. S-1Sn0.
TV. GUARANTEED SERVICE. Call
any time. AERIAL TV. AID. 4-9054
80
WALL SCRAPING and plastering,
free estimates: reasonable rates;
call 10. 3-466I. -22
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STENOGRAPHER

We have an opening IN our promotion
dept. for q young woman. 23-35
yrs OF age, to assist in our market
tion: 5-day. 40-hr wk Reasonable
tipping and shorthand skills are re.
uuired. Apply Personnel. Room COS
Open weekdays S:30-5 and Sat
Q-l No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1953-11-16
REFRIGERATOR
CT.OSE-OITT

New 1858 GE. Philco. Westinghouse.
Admiral, Gibson and Frigidaire re-
trigerators. Priced for quick sale
Must be sold. open ewes. till o
10th and H SITS ne. Ii. 3-90S2
10
REFGRS.. gas, apt. size, $50 $50;
iS496 Lee hwy .'seS; IA. seS3oo. 0NN 10 o.
RLFtrI.., - Keiyinator: dinette set
gray. chrome; crib and mattress;
padded high chair and carriage
no rreas: offer refused. LU, ;2-9367
HBGS. p15,,a Persian, Chnsse; all sizes rs
RARE RUG SHOP, 242; 18th NV
RUGS; genuine Oriental. All sizes
Very reasonable. CASSABIAN, 3204
o ST. at Wis. ave. -l9
RUGS-RUGS-RUGS
oriental Design Rugs Brand-Nev
: pieces liXS. Reg. S24.gl now Sl3.SS
3 pieces 9xi! SKI Res, Res. $3.50 row now $685.
ORIENTAL RUG MART
1906 G st. NV. ME. S-0416
SAW; American, tilt table; 3Ox40;
2-h.p., &C. motor; complete. Sac
sA%oPHoNE. rl!lso H3, S-e2S c,Melody. s4s; accor-
dion small size, lust right for
beginner sacrifice. $40. JU. 9-6455.
SCALE. Howe, Cotton motor truck
20X9-tt. platform. Equal to new.
Phone MA. S-332S. IL
SEWING MACHINE. Singer, electric
portable; Si9.95. Fully guaranteed
SINGER SEWING CENTER, 342I
Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 3-4"14. is
SOFA and chair to match dark green
Lawson with custom made slip COW
erS; SO. Metal rowing machine,
SD, Antique carved hall bench
$50. AID. 2-5412 after 1880 pm.
-16
Pullman: full size
reas. Call JA. S-53I9 after : pm
lis
slightly used. Model K
Sl65, Perfect playing condition
Priced tor quick disposal.
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OFFICE FURNITURE
OFFICE MACHINE SALE

OFFICE MACHINE SALE
Pre-Xmas Sale-Ruy Now and Save
ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs, desk
model. $50 Eiec l0-column credit
bal. reg. $500 viii take Sl75.
CALCULATORS-Rem. Rand, print
ing REGULAR SJiu On sale. 81 ),
Marchant electric calculator. model
ACT1 ON. Regular, $500. Our price
STATEMENT AND POSTING MA
CHINE--Allen-W Wales. new $3.50
Yours for $500
ELECTRIC TYPEWRITERS = IBM
with executive type and pronort.ual
spacing Sold new over $500 Goes
for $3.50. Also l2-in. elite. SlGa
TIME CLOCK-IBM. small size with
rack $50.
DUPLICATORS-M Manual and cleo
mimeographS from S45 up standard
eleC. duplicator spirit type. New.
$500. 2 steal at $3.50,
TYPEWRITERS- Portables and up
rights. Trade ins. checked over, Al
FILING CABINETS AND DESKS
At reduced prices KardeX steel cab
inets, 5xS card size. &c drawers per
unit. S29S. new Today 500.
Central Typewriter Co.
20l9 14th St. N w. HU. 3-5l21
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BOOKS BOUGHT: any quantity
promptly removed DI 7-3543 PAUL
PEARLMAN I'll G st. NV
BOOKS BOUGHT any quantity ana
removed at our expense ALBION
BOOK SHOP 1868 Penna ave nv
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AN ANTIQUES BOUGHT
ANTIQUES WANTED

China, furniture. silverware, jewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity Call LOUIS SEGAL. IA 2
5333: ewes. EN- 3-6765.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUE CHINA. furniture. full con-
tents or odd pieces. lretgrs. stoves,
wash. machs, TVS. Closed Mondays
S. E. FURN. CO.. 210 7th st. Sc.
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ARI-TYPIST

Experienced on books and forms.
Position available in tech writing
section Of an expanding research
organization. Opportunity for ad
vancement
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Flagstone and Stone
IIlnDK

WORK
Cement driveWayS. walks. steps.
porches, retaining walls. the drain
age. Also outdoor flreplaces.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO JU 9.I769
FLOORS CLEANED waxed; walls and
windows washed, painting; prices
reaS Ii. 4-2055. Ii. 3-2l41. 49,
FLOOR SANDING and refinishing
eXper. mechanic work guaranteed
avg. rm.. Sl5. Free est. CO. 5-4S30.
FLOOR SANDING. FIN. New. &c So
it,; old, l0c and up: tree est; work
guar Z. L H1NSON, Ii. 3-754S.
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED.
cleaned and waxed; old floors made
like new. Call any time WA 1-li49
FLOOR SANDING, REFINISHiNG by
PARKS For sound floor advice free
estimates. call HA. 2-alll. --lS
FLOOR SANDING, finishing. clean
ing and waxing; reasonable rates;
free estimates. Call RA. $3.50
GENERAL REPAIRS, painting. pIas-
teriEg. carpentry work, roof paint
ing repairing; no Job too small.
PRINTZ, Ii 4-151l
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SECRETARY. LAW OFFICE
6-day week $3.50 to start. posS.
advancement; state experience, quail
thcationS Box 44O-A, Star. --l6
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS. porches.
JalouSie Enclosures. sketches or eSti
mates free all work fully guaran-
teed: no money down. 36 months
to pay. SECO SALES. JU. 5000
Dav or night.
ADDlTIONS-Rec. rms. porch in
closures, brick, concrete, plaster
Low prices. terms. KE. S-5795. is
ADDITIONS. alterations. attics and
dormers. Also labor for new houses.
Work guaranteed. AID. 4-9312. ~
AIR DUCTS and humidif1ers in
stalled; ress. rates. Call after 8.
BONDSTONE-Beautity and mod
ernize your home with TOMBSTONE
a. a., price you ponngdNf ea5 ge afford No 70
applied to any surface 4 little stone
in the right place will add hundreds
Of dollars TO your property Founda-
tionS under windows. around doors
Roofing and Siding. is our business
We are Johns Mansville certified
ToL CONTRACTING CO., 4sl9 Be-
BRiCK" MASON CRAFTSMAN Fire.
places, chimneys, walls; remodellng
BRI9K MAsoNs, iNc. An types Of
stone patios. Jul 7-9053. -23
BUILDER. GENERAL CONTRACTOR
New construction. repairs. estimates.
Call RA. 6-1190. II
{ CARPENTRY. REPAIRING and paint
,rg OF roofs, fence work. also furni-
ture repair. reaS. Ii. 6-9140 222
CARPENTER. 20 years eXper. in
home repairs. 7 do own work. Rea-
sonable rates. WA. 7-S590. -22
CARPENTER, sub-contract. hang and
lock doors; 81 80; Calamine doors.
Sl.15 TU. 2-402S. is
CARPENTER, does own work re-
modelling. recreation rms. atticS f1n-
ished. Done reasonably. JU. 5-6l 10.
CARPENTRY. painting. roof repairs,
guttering. No Job too small
CHARLES W. THOMAS, DE. "-0I61
20's
CARPENTRY MY SPECIALITY - Get
that attic altered or that recr. rm,
fiXed. MIR. TAYLOR, ewes. JU. 5-3942
CARPENTER-Small Jobs a speciality
Prepare for winter nov; Days. ~
S-3007; eyes,, JU. 5-3224. -17
CARPENTRY, remodeling. painting
ROOF repair; white mechanic. Du,
CARsPpEEiSSTER. spEEiSSTR repairs. remodelins
recreation rms. Reasonable. il, D.
CEME,NT STEPS. porches. copinss
walks, drives. retaining walls. brick
and block, waterproof pargeting,
fiagStone work; 20 yrs. exper.; guar
arteed NO. 7-630S. -19
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2-122S.
2O2I KALORAMA RID. - Sleeping
rms; conv to tranSp.; daily maid
service, Single rm.. SIS double. Sll
per couple Du. T-9519 lis
l. BLK. from CONN. AVE. Lovely
large 3rd-f. studio room for gen
tleman; $40 mo. WO. 6-634O
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ANTIOUES

any cond; iewelry. brio
sLW s5Esc MI fSS FSToMF NE So sye o36d y 6EoP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22

BIRTHDAY PARTY
These cherry torts deco
roted with tiny postry
hotchets will be sure to
make a hit when you enter
toin for q pietoil crowd on
Woshineton's Birthdo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22
Area Woman Among Air Force Wives Who
Play Fairy Godnother to French ORPHANS

CAMP GUYNEMER, Fontaine-'
bleau, France.-An active group
of American Air Force wives,
headed by Mrs. William T. Ben
nett, of Falls Church, Va, are
doing an important job as "un-
official ambassadors" in a small
French community where they
have taken on partial support OF
a French girls orphanage.
Through their efforts and a
$1,000 contribution made on be-
half of Mrs. Anna Rosenberg.
former Assistant Secretary of
Defense, the French children at
la Genevraie" Orphanage in
Montigny. France, are wearing
new winter coats, new shoes, and
for the first time in several years
are enjoying meat and milk with
their meals.
These gifts, ana other contri-
buttons in the form Of bundles Of
clothing and CARE packages
from the United States have
gone a long way in promoting
friendly relations between the
French and Americans in this
area.
Mrs. Bennett and a number Of
other American wives Of Air
Force officers stationed at Allied
Air Forces Central Europe, Fon-
tainebleau. France, started this
project of assisting a needy
orphanage early in 1852.
I'VE have been handicapped in
the help we've been able to give
by lack of funds" Mrs. Bennett
explains, "but with the $1,000
contribution made by Mrs. Ros-
enberg and her friends, and a
number of packages sent by
friends back home, we've been
able to take care of the most
urgent needs of the children"
Mrs. Rosenberg heard Of this
orphanage on a recent trip to
Europe and solicited the help
of her American friends inter-
ested in welfare work. Their
only request in contributing
$1,000 to La Genevraie" was
that the money be spent to pro-
mote the health and well-be1ng
of the children.
The Air Force wives consulted
the sisters of the orphanage and.
after determining the most
pressing needs, requested bids
from three different countries
for the best quality merchandise
at the lowest price. They found
in Holland what they were look
ing for. and recently presented
each girl with a new pair OF
shoes, a warm winter coat and
enough powdered milk and meat
to last several months.
AS vital as all these contribu-
tons are, the USAF wives have
made their assistance campaign
even more personal and con-
vincing with weekly visits to the
children, special parties and
projects to redecorate the rooms
in the gray, austere building
where the children live.
The enterprising efforts OF
these Americans have not only
elevated the standard Of living
for 81 French orphans, but have
made a significant inroad in
fostering good Franco-American
relations in this French COM
munity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22
WAFFLES.
SHORT CUTS.

mrs. d. d. NJ, Frederick
For Mrs. E. M. S., WASH
ington: I frequently made big
patches of waffles, using a
packaged mix and adding 2
separated beaten eggs and 8
tablespoons melted butter per
box. After baking slightly less
time than usual, cool on level
wire racks, place in cellophane
bags and freeze. They needn't
be wrapped individually. When
ready to use, pop while still
frozen stiff, into toaster and
they come out thawed, hot and
delicious. I usually serve this
with. frozen, creamed Clipped
beef made with mushroom
soup and no other seasonings
as freezing tends to bring out
the flavor. Or serve with
"goulash," hamburger Drowned,
with stewed tomatoes and
sometimes red kidney beans
and whatever else your imagi-
nation dictates. added. This
also is a wonderful freezer
item. With a green salad and
dessert, you've got a party.
Here are some hints: Since
I dislike peeling potatoes, I
figured this one out. I pres
sure-cook as many potatoes as
the cooker will hold, first cut
ting in 1-inch slices. The peels
slide right off. Then some Of
the potatoes go to the mixer
with hot milk and melted but
ter for MASKING, others are
cubed with butter and lots of
chopped parsley for dinner
that night. I make fiat cakes
for frying and use a creased
glass for neat sizes. Some
cakes I decorate with a cake
decorator set. These freeze
we'll and I thaw them slightly
before topping them with
cheese circles and baking at
1926 degrees for 20 minutes
with hamburgers.
Have you tried baking froz-
en- vegetables with butter and
seasonings in a tightly COW
cred casserole for a half hour
or more? No pan washing or
watching. Very convenient.
Try sweet potato slices boiled
till almost done, then but
tered and brown-sugared and
broiled for the last couple Of
minutes together with Glove
stuck ham and some pineapple
slices inset with apricot halves.
We like it.
Frozen mashed potatoes with
milk and onions and parsley
added makes a hearty soup.
Roll cottage cheese balls in
parsley, serve with a tomato
aspic salad. Roll cottage
cheese balls in chopped pecans,
and serve with fruit salad.
Very little energy but a dec
orative effect. The canned
pear-shaped tomatoes are
grand for salads during the
winter.
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REMOVING NAIL POLISH?
mrs. w. S. H., Washington
Will some one please tell me
If there is anything that will
remove red nail polish from a
silk dress without damaging
it2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22
Frozen
Fruits,
Juices

The commercial pack of fro
zen fruits and fruit juices dur
ing the year 1852 was the
largest in history, totaling an
estimated 985 million pounds,
according to the Bureau Of
Agricultural Economics, United
States Department of Agricul-
ture. This is % per cent
larger than the 1851 pack.
Even more striking as evidence
of the rapid rise in popularity
of these products is the way
they are consumed. The aver
age civilian used an estimated
61a pounds of frozen fruits and
fruit juices in 1852 in contrast
to slightly more than Az
pounds in 1851.
Output of frozen Strawber-
rieS in 1852 was more than 200
million pounds, about 80 per
cent more than the 1851 pack
and a new high record for this
frozen fruit. Frozen peaches
ran second with a pack of "a
million pounds, nearly 4 per
cent larger than the 1851
peach pack. But frozen cher
rieS took a considerable drop
last year, partly. because of
storm damage to the crop.
Only 81 million pounds Of
cherries were commercially
frozen last year-39 per cent
less than the year before.
In spite of the increase in
packs of some frozen fruits, it
is the citrus juices that &C
count for the big rise in pro-
duction of frozen fruits and
juices in the last few years and