davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1954-03-25
How TO take
the work out of
woodwork
5 By Betty Blue

Treat your woodwork to a rub.
down with liquid Bluko! One wipe!
That's all it takes! OFF comes coats
of dirt, dust, stains, grease! No
rubbing! No scrubbing!, No rims.
ing! No suds! Bluko leaves wood.
work fresh diamond-bright clean!
We say it's the best household
cleaner you ever used. Try it. If
YOU don't agree, we give back
your money. 60c a quart, $l.00 a
half-gallon, $l.50 a gallon at super.
markets, hardware, grocery and
department stores.
Evening star., 1954-03-25

Hopalong Cassidy gave the Las
Vegas casino operators a hard
time recently. While there he
passed out coins bearing his pic
ture to admirers. Nothing, wrong
with that except that Hoppy
pieces were the same size as So
cent pieces. Worked fine in the
slot machines. Arturo Tos-
canini. conductor Of the NBC
Symphony is 81 years old to-
day. though he is making no un-
due fuss about it. He is bowling
to convention just enough for a
quiet birthday observance with
his family.
Evening star., 1954-03-25

in a drama about a visitor
from outer space.
$3.50. WASH - United States
Army Band Concert: Major
Hugh Curry conducts.
800, WTOP-Meet Mr.. McNut-
ley: The professor has an
argument with the dean.
900, WGMS-Student Recital:
Soprano Helen Bovjerg and
Violinist Kenneth Moore are
heard.
1880. WRC-Academy Awards:
Donald O'Connor is Holly
wood master of ceremonies
for the presentation. Fredric
March is emcee of the New
York portion of the show.
Evening star., 1954-03-25
ELECTRIC FANS
REFRIGERAToRS

Crosey 8 Sef-Defrostine sheIvodor,
1858 floor sompIe ---I---2see e5 1850
1858 floor sompIe 2ee.e5 1860
Crosey g Self-Defrostno Shelvodor,
1853 floor sonnpIe -.--- see95 1870
1858 floor sompIe -. 4se 1895 1880
Gibson g Auto Defrost. shelves, 1853
floor sompIe ----------see -see.e5 1880
international Harvester s-Cu.-Ft.
Spocesover 1853 floor sompIe ------l7e.e5 1850
international Harvester lOh Gu Fl.
Auto Defrost 1853 floor somple 1885 1880
international Harvester Gu. Fl.
Auto Defrost, De Luxe, 1858 floor
somple e------ 45e.e5 1910
1888 -.--.---,. -.c., 200 .o5 1891
Not Adv. S25', outo defrost 1853 5le.o5 2os.6o
defrost, 1858 ------------ 44e.o5 zse. 90
Norge g. Stondord Model l953-----23o.95 1855
NOT Adv II Gu Fl. Semi De Luxe,
1853 floor sounpIe ---------- 54ee5 zos.so
Not Adv, | Gu. Fl. De Luxe Auto
Defrost, 1853 -----~----~--42e. .e5 z8I.eo
Servel Gu. f. with Shelves, 1883 .e5 1880
SeVe 9 Gu. Fl. with Automatic Ice
Maker. 1853 ---------------3ee 3ee.e5 z5s.lo
ServeI II Gu. f. with Push Defrost
1858 - ----. 429e5 1850
Westinghouse g. with Cross Top 1853 1895 1888
Westinghouse O. Two Zone, 1853. in
crotes ------ ------------ 1895 s4s.s~
Westinghouse z Two Zone, 1853. in
erotes -------------- sssss
Evening star., 1954-03-25
Other AM Stations

WeMS--51o kc.-S:1S a.m.-6:1s pm,
WARL--Ieo ke.--s:is s.m.-s;1s Pm.
WPlk-I3e Ke.--s:is a.m.-s:is pm.
WeAY--1,e50 Ke.-s.15 a.m.-6:15 pm.
WFAK-t.270 ke.-7 s.m.-6:15 pm.
W00K-1, $40 Ke.-s ANIL an.
WUSf--1,12o Ke.-1 s.m.-s:I5 Pm.
WEAM-i,3so ke.-s:30 m.-Midnight
W0L-t,4 $50 Kc.-S an. Midnight
WD0N-l.S4o ke.-1 s.m.-s:Is pm.
WlNx--1,eo0 ke.--e a.m.-e:15 pm.
Evening star., 1954-03-25

what serious implication. how
ever. The implication is that
any one with sufficient funds
Evening star., 1954-03-25
you've ruined nv
beautiful Chair!"

Poor Pop! Works like a
dog all day. Comes home and
lays his head back in the easy
chair-and Nom hits the
ceilingl Seems that Pop has
too much oil in his head.
Leaves a big stain on chairs!
So what? Get Bluko liquid
household cleaner. On goes
Bluko-off comes stains. Fur.
niture, rugs, walls. woodwork
they're all "duck-soup" for
Bluko to keep clean. 60c a
quart-$l.00 a half gallon
$l.50 a gallon. You'll love
Bluko because Bluko hates
dirt!
Evening star., 1954-03-25
K4w
DKZIZR,
NVZR, ,WVZR
KNOWINGLY)
WKDkR)WD
TELEVISIoN


Not Adv lo" Console, doors. 1852
floor sompIe --------.---------4 4e5oo 1918
Not. Adv. II" TV- Rodio- -Phonooroph,
1853 floor sompe e---------------5l0.o5 z49.95
hooony, 1853, in erotes 1905 1913
Copehort "" Console, doors, 1853
floor sompIe ------------s7e -s7ee5 1855
copehort ~" Console. mahogany,
1858 floor sompIe ----------5see e5 1878
Copehort II" Console, maple Colonial,
1858, in erotes ---------------4 e5 zss.Io
floor sompe - ----------------.--sse 80 - ses5 1888
1858 floor sample -.s49s5 s49s5 1880
doors, 1858 floor sompIe ------.--'57ee e5 1885
Emerson 20" Console. mahogany,
doors, l953 floor sompIe ----------42oo5 1890
General Electric II" Console. mohoe
any, 1853 floor sompIe ------3 -34se5 1880
Not. Adv. u" TV- io-Phonoeroph,
blond, 1853 floor sompIe ----4eee e5 1850
Not. ADV. "a" De Luxe Hioh-Fdety
Console, 1854 ----------55o 5000 s4seo
Not. Adv. II" TV-Rodio- -Phonoeroph.
doors, l953 floor sompIe ---4ees s5 lss.ss
Not. Adv. n" TWAIN -FM-Rodio-
Phonoeroph, 1853, in erofes e25 90 4zsl5
Not. Adv. q" De Luxe TV-AM-FM-
Rodio- -Phonooroph, 1853, in erote 795o 90 54ses
in te.e erotes 1890 .' 90 1880
Evening star., 1954-03-25
AIR CoNDITIoNERs

WE GUARANTEE YOU the lowest prices in the
city any nationally advertised Brand-New Air
Conditioner! Visit either Sun Radio Store to sub
stantiate this fact. Compare prices and
REMEMBER-Sun Radio Is never, never, never
knowingly undersold!
Evening star., 1954-03-25
GAS RANGES

Minder, 1853 1925 lesss
Estote with Ovens, Center 0riddIe
Minute Minder, 1858 ----52ee 1850
estote De Luxe Automatic Ovens,
Minute Mnder. Center ordde. 1853 All ,e5 1855
Evening star., 1954-03-25

Evening news broadcast
direct from The Stars news
room, Monday through FRI
day, over Stations WMAL
and WMAL-FM, 6 pm.
Evening star., 1954-03-25
University Of the Air

Tod0y- Thurs, March rs. 1854
WcfM-ss.s Me-, chsnneI $50
$3.50 pm. AM E RIG AN
COUNCIL OF LEARNED
SOCIETIES: The Under
standing Of Other Cultures:
South East Asia" a talk
by Cecil Hobbs, Division of
Orientalia, Library of Con-
greSS.
Evening star., 1954-04-16

Left to right:
Jewel neckIned with q tucked
yoke. White, blue or chom-
poqne; sizes 81 to 38. S5e5
High necklined with q generous
frostinq of loce, White, mint or
pink; sizes 81 to SO. S595
Wee neekIinedwith Ioce-edeed ruch-
ing. White, pink or blue; sizes 3
to 38. S5.95
Evening star., 1954-04-16
is the over-everything success!

It con turn your suit into ensemble your print into town
costume sharp against white soft against BEIGE quiet
oqoinst DosteIs q one-coot wardrobe!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11
Nixon Acts 10 Speed
Senate Approval Of
Warren Nomination

Vice President Nixon has
stepped in to try to expedite con-
firmation of the appointment Of
Earl Warren as Chief Justice Of
the United States. which has
been pending since Congress
convened in January.
Mr.. Nixon talked at length
yesterday with Chairman LANCER
Of the Senate judiciary Com
mittee, where the nomination is
still pending.
The Vice President urged Sen
ator LANCER to drop the idea of
asking the Justice Department
to obtain an FBI report in con-
nection with the appointment Of
the Chief Justice.
Procedure Not Customary.
It is understood that Mr.. Nixon
supported the position said to
have been taken by the Justice
Department that it has not been
customary to apply to the Office
Of Chief Justice the procedure
followed on appointments to
other courts, to district attorneys
and to marshals.
The position Of the admins
tration is understood to be that
there is no necessity Of applying
that procedure to men selected
for Chief Justice.
Chairman LANCER said again
today that he will be guided by
the decision of the committee
when it again takes up the
Warren nomination, but he in
dictated that may not be on the
next meeting Monday. He said
he was not sure the staff would
be through then checking the
81 letters the committee has re-
ceived in connection with the
Warren appointment.
Question Raised in Full Session.
According to Senator LANCER,
the question of asking for an
FBI summary on the Warren
nomination came up at the last
meeting Of the full committee.
He said it was not raised in the
subcommittee which had pre-
viously held a public hearing.
Senator LANCER said that in
the full committee it seemed to
be the general impression that
the procedure should be the same
as on all judicial appointments,
but he did not mention indi-
vidual Senators who discussed
the issue.
Senator LANCER was not ready
to express his own opinion one
way or the other on the merits
of the contention that an FBI
checSup should not be required
for the Office of Chief Justice.
Meanwhile. Senate Republican
Leader Knowland said it was
perfectly proper for a committee
to look into any matters raised
in connection with' an appoint
ment. But. the Californian
added he wanted to see all Presi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11
New Bill BoIsfers
Rumor Of ke|Iam
Assembly Post
BY q s.off Correspondent. Of The ssor

RICHMOND, Va. Feb. IL
New developments in the Vir-
ginia General Assembly gave
added substance today to re-
ports that E. r. Combs is about
to step down as clerk of the
Senate. to be succeeded by
Sidney S. Kellam, Gov. Stanley'S
former campaign manager.
A bill, introduced yesterday in
the Senate by Senator Robert
O. Norris of Lancaster County,
would permit the Senate clerk to
retire with a pension after IL
years service, instead of the IS
years no wrequired.
This would allow Mr.. Combs.
who has served as Senate clerk
for the last IA years, to step
down with a pension. It would
make way for the appointment
of Mr.. Kellam. recently acquitted
of charges of Federal income
tax evasion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11
Truck Bills Approaching
Heavy Fighting Stage
By the Associated Press

RICHMOND. Va, Feb. Ii
The truck bills, supercharged
fight producers, at long last have
started their uncertain way in
the General Assembly.
Certain to cause the most vio-
lent opposition from the truck
ing industry of the package of
bills recommended by the Mari
Commission and introduced yes
terday by commission members
is q proposal for a weight-dis-
lance tax on trucks.
Other Mari Commission bills
would increase the permissible
maximum weights and lengths
for trucks. repeal the per cent
gross receipts tax on contract
truckers in favor Of the weight
distance tax and boost by 2
cents per gallon the tax on
Diesel fuel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11

a maximum period of five years
for income tax purposes. The
present law allows a spread up
to three years. Mr.. Reed ex-
planned that this creates a hard
ship for an inventor who might
receive a lump stump payment
for an invention which took
years to develop.
1.-THE committees action" the
chairman said, "is significant
first step toward removing the
present tax shackles from
American inventive genius. The
committee will consider in the
near future the question of ex-
tending capital gains treatment
in certain cases to the income
from inventions. ENCOURAGING
the creation of new products and
processes is vital to a growing
economy and an improving
standard of living"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11
Appeals Court Voids
$4,000 Judgment
In '49 Crash Here

The U. S. Court of Appeals for
the District of Columbia today
set aside a default Judgment of
100000. which had been award
ed in 1852 in favor of Eastern
Air Lines. Inc. and against a
Bolivian pilot, Erick Rios Bri-
doux.
The Judgment had stemmed
from the crash of a fighter plane
piloted by Capt. Rios and an
Eastern airliner near National
Airport November /, 1949. The
collision was fatal to SIS aboard
the liner.
Failed to Appear.
Eastern filed suit against the
pilot. The latter had returned
to South America and failed to
appear at pretrial proceedings.
Default Judgment was rendered
against him in the U. S. District
Court for the District of Co.
lumbia.
Today the appellate court
agreed with contentious of At
torney Brainard H. Warner, rep
reserting the pilot. that the lat
ter's original attorney had with
drawn from the case without
notifying the officer and that
Capt. Rios had no knowledge of
the pending court action.
Would Reinstate Suit.
The appellate court, while re-
lieving the pilot of the judg-
ment, declared that the airline's
complaint should be reinstated
for trial on its merits. At the
same time the appellate court
affirmed lower courts dismiss
sal Of counter claim by the
pilot.
Last year IA jury awarded $685.
900 to two Washington youths
whose parents had been killed
in the crash. Defendants in that
case were Eastern Air Lines and
the Federal Government. the lat
ter as operator of the airport
control tower. The award then
was only against Eastern. But
later Federal Judge Matthew F.
MCGUIRE found the Government
Jointly responsible. In that &C.
ton Capt. Rios was held not
liable for damages resulting from
the crash.
Suits totaling millions of dol
lars are still pending as a result
Of the air collision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11

Dental appointments expedited
and pointed out this one has
been pending for some time.
Senator Knowland predicted
that Mr.. Warren will be con-
f1rmed overwhelmingly when the
committee makes its report.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11
Ex-Husband Obviously
Was Not a Family Man
BY the Assoeioted Pres.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 1l.-Mrs
Dolores E. LYMAN won a divorce
in Circuit Court today after she
told the judge her husband
threw her and part of hel
clothes into the street when she
mentioned raising a family.
Mrs. Lyman said her husband
Jesse Lee LYMAN became "vio-
lent" declared he didn't want
any squawking brats around
and threw her out of the house
That was in September, 1851
and she hasn't been back, Mrs
Lyman said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11
Early House Action
On Coffee Trading
Controls Bill Sought
BY The Assoeiossd Press

Representative Angel, Repub-
lican. of Oregon. said today he
will ask early House action on
a bill to impose Government con-
trolls over speculation and futures
trading in coffee.
Without a record vote or de-
bate, the Senate voiced approval
Of the measure yesterday, APP
parently rejecting Nation wide
concern over recent increases in
coffee prices.
Mr.. Angel said he. believes
Government regulation would
control any sculduggery or price
fixing in coffee"
To Be Aired Next Week.
Chairman Hope said the House
Agriculture Committee probably
would consider the coffee con-
trolls measure during the next
week.
The legislation will not halt
two current Investigations into
causes for the recent jump in
coffee prices.
One is by a Senate Banking
subcommittee headed by Senator
Beall. Republican. Maryland, who
supports the controls. The other
is by the Federal Trade Com
mission.
The Coffee and Sugar Ex-
change in New York asked it's
members yesterday to CO.
operate with the Beall subcom-
mittee by providing lists of
traders and information on
transactions. Senator Beall had
asked the exchange for the in
formation and said the group
would issue subpoenas for it If
necessary.
Exchange Lacks Data.
Exchange President Gustavo
Lobo. Jr.. said the exchange it,
self does not have such data but
that he feels its member firms
are anxious to have the public
know the facts and to diSprove
some of the erroneous state
mentS."
After a call on President
Eisenhower yesterday. James S.
Kemper, United States Ambas-
sador to Brazil. said coffee
drinkers there are 'yowling all
over the place" about high
prices they. too, are charged.
Brazil. worlds largest coffee
producer. supplies more than
half the coffee for the United
States.
Mr.. Kemper said Brazilian
prices have climbed but are still
about 20 per cent below those
here because of the saving in
transportation charges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11
Nine-Hour CunuI Trip

PANAMA.-An average vessel
requires from 8 to IL hours to
complete a passage through the
Panama Canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11

Taxes House Ways and
Means Committee has approved
tax law changes that would cut
revenue by almost $1.2 billion.
Representative Boggs. Democrat.
of Louisiana, predicts the COM
mittee will reverse itself and ac-
cept his plan to boost personal
income tax exemptions from the
present $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11

Surplus F0Ods-Chairman All
ken Of the Senate Agriculture
Committee suggests using sur
plus American food to pry Red
satellites away from Soviet Rus
STA. The Government now holds
some S. billion worth of surplus
farm products.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11

COffee-Represantative Angel,
Republican, of oregon. says he
will push for carly r1ouse ACTON
on bill to bring coffee trading
under Government regulation.
He says such Federal supervision
would curb any price fixing that
might exist. The bill passed the
Senate yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11
FOUND

kACCOON, found on the grounds Of the
country day school Of. the Sacred
Heart. e1OI Rockville pike, Bethesda.
Nd. Please call Oh 1904.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11
Today
In
Congress

POlitics-President Eisenhow-
er's advice to Republicans to use
restraint in criticizing the Dem
ocrats is followed by new G. o. p.
senatorial charges blaming Com
munist gains on alleged skuldug2
gerry in previous Democratic adj
ministfations. Democrats In
Congress applaud Gen. Eisen-
hower's statement-but some
say it does not go far enough.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11
HANDKERCHIEFS
MEMS SUITS

53-S75 Fonn Suits. Cambridge 2buton model Oxford
3button model Good Of sizes regulars, shorts ond
longs S64.50
Imported Single double breasted
models and blues 81 "A 81 to Al short; 3d. u,
a.. 46 long, S74.5O
SOS Imported Scotch Tweed Suits Tons and 81 to "a
81 ond Al short; 49, a. As long ----------- SS4.50
l2$85 sos Lebow and other fine hond toored Single
ond double breasted models For good Of reouo
shorts longs. S68 so to SIS. so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11

WE MADE THOROUGH REVIEW of our stocks after
inventory. Wherever broken sizes showed up,
the merchandise was further reduced for quick
clearance. Other items, not on sale previously.
were also marked down drastically Expect real
sapines on selected groups in every department.
Here are d few examples:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11

4ls-$25o and $3.50 Neektes. All silk repps wo
foulords Four n-h hands and bow ties
256-$6.5o Pure Silk Neekties. Woven iocquords, CT
Bend ond conservative HALF PRICE
1855 Pure Silk Neekties. Printed foulords in mt
designs HALF PRICE -------. --.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11

l76-$29.95 Imported From England PopIin Roineoots
eoyption cotton, highly ustrous and weorne Lined
superb popn. Ton shade ------ --
68-$65 All Wool Gobordine eoot-Topeoots ExcelIen
ship and styling. Sizes AZ, "A, 46---------------
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11
WHITE & FANCY SHIRTS

Sizes l4h, IS, l6 l6h, 17-----------------
Sl7-$5.5o White BroodeIoth Shirts. Regular coll
bone cuffs Size ronee from IA to VI; except sizes
sleeves and ", 81, 80, "a sleeves --- ------
296-$s.95 White and Blue Nyon Trieot Shirts. Reet
down coIlors. Quick drying. cosy to wosh. Need nc
"a to Nv --- --.----
l64-$5e5 to $7es Foney Shirts. Solid blue broodc
ton bosketweoves, striped button oxfords by EEK
fine makers. Broken sizes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11

l5-Sls5 Rodex Mode-in-EnsIond Pure Cashmere Coz
reo.; SO, AZ short; A. "a Iona
l4-$ll5 lebow Imported Gobordne Goats Double
pIoid on the inside Fory good range Of sizes
22-$135 Chester Borrie Mode-in-Enslond outereo'
herrinqbone tweeds Good ronee Of sizes - $780,
lo9-$llo TO $l45 Topcoots and overeoots. Roolo
eoons. Good ronee of sizes in regulars. shorts ond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-11
UNDERWEAR

l37-$2.5o White Boxer Shorts. Fine broodcIoh. Fully
3l7-$l White Swiss Rib Undershirts. S, M, / --.-.
1850 Ribbed Undershirts from Switzerland SNORT
Snno. medium, large, extra Jorge
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-01-16
FOR STERS
INSTALL

Friday, January 8, was a big
night for the Foresters, in Ma
sonic Temple, 1895 fremont St.,
when the Ladies of Juno Cir
Gle, Maid Marian Degree, were
the guests of the men of Court
Frederick Douglass, in a joint
installation Of their Officers for
the coming terms.
Deputy High Chief Ranger,
Leslie Green, administered the
charge and the obligation, and
Brother James E. Reid, Per,
assisted him as High Court
Herald. The ceremony of ini-
tiation concluded, the entire
assembly adjourned to the meet
ing hall of the ladies, and en-
joyed a pretentious repast and
social hour.
Officers installed for Juno
Circle were: CIR Ruth Nurse;
SCR Estelle Giles; Treas. Fred
ericka Armstrong; Fin. Sec. May
E. Whittier; Rec. Sec. Phyllis
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-01-16
New Items In
Cosmetic Line

With this being the time of
year when bargains are looked
for. we should call your atten-
ton to good value in the cos
metic line, and you will have up
to the end of February to take
advantage of the low price.
It is on a hormone cream in
which are incorporated other
valuable ingredients for the
skins betterment. It is rich in
lanolin to give the skin new
softness and freshness, the hor-
moneS working to rebuild skin
tissues. The price value you get
during the tins it is available
is that you get a large-size jar,
more than a two-months' sup
ply, for the usual price of the
small jar, and its producers
promise you that its regular
use makes the skin flrmer, with
wrinkles and sag lines tending
to disappear, and as a bonus,
a new rosiness or glow to the
skin.
If you feel that face lift
would do you good, both facially
and psychologically, we will tip
you off to one that is intro
duced as a new idea in that you
can give it to yourself at home
with the aid OF a face lifting
kit, which contains three key
cosmetics. There's a deep-down
cleansing lotion in creamy IL
quid form; an item identified
as formula A. B. G. and what
is called an invisible beauty
strap, so called because it is
invisible on the skin which,
when applied correctly, promises
tighter and f1rmer skin. This
treatment is used before make
up. Besides its identifying
claims, the makeup goes on
more smoothly with the skin
looking clearer and mere tran
slucent in consequence.
A change of lipstick coloring
has come to be recognized as
essential to a gals morale as a
new chapeau. 1t is always fun
to try a new one, anyway. More
fun-and flattery, too-then to
take advantage of an offer from
a house distinguished for its
''f1rsts," this first" being a duet
Of lipsticks and to be used to-
gether, one over the other.
First is applied a glowing ro-
settle shade with overtones of
pure red. Over ii a second color
to produce depth and translu-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-01-16
EGG MYSTERY

Among the stock on Jake
Shorts farm in Monroe County.
KY, are amule named Pete and
several hens which laid their
eggs in the animal stalls. When
ever Pete remained in his stall
all day there were never any
eggs in his trough. Jake found
the answer when one day he
saw the mule nuzzle hen out
of her nest and eat her eggs.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-01-16

Essential defense spending
has made it difficult to achieve
a balanced budget, but there
has been progress - enough to
arouse confidence. That conf
dence must be justif1e by fur
Their economies. Times,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-01-16
Mary Strong
JuLks
A NEW YEARS RESOLVE

The New Year should mean
a new page in your life, a
bright fresh beginning. It
should mean Improvement and
wiser living. 1t could bring you
nearer to your hearts desire.
Success. Edward E. Beal gives
five rules for success - pro-
vided you follow them:-
1. Know exactly what you
want.
2. Want 1t hard enough.
3. Confidently expect to get
it.
S. Be willing to pay the price
Of its attainment.