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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-28
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

RAMBLER WANTED, small. with
: screened porch. full basement. 3
bedrooms modern Kitchen, Ameri-
can University Park or adjacent
Montgomery County. ON new FHA
s ssryise by nd DrotsssiSna status evi
BEDRM. brick with din. rm., dry
and vic; OIL; 2-0436.
from PVT 0WNER-Am. o. PIX.
go wi With or 5000 see6 asas n ap Sst bs SlS
bsdrms. and bsmt. Box sfi-z. Star.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-If you have
an older home of 3 or bedrms.
frame or brick, l would b Be inter-.
ested in buying II the price and
M iMME6IATfE NEED Ed Of TG lsm S,S9:oi
bedrms., 2 baths. kit, living rm.
R;s q "a AIR iss T.. lot Box 3 ~ iSIi ssssls ss
VIRGINIA HOMES NEEDED - Our
Arlington office needs well-priced
4 especially those from $4,000 to
: S35. 600. Please call FRANK s..
PHanLaLsPs.' IA. .5-6266; ewes. wo.
MARYLAND PROPERTY OWNERS
s raring to go. They have a number
s Of excellent customers but are in
q urgent need Of well-priced hstines
in Bethesda Chevy Chase. Silver
spring and out Mass. ave. To sell
PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-7O06: ewes, 10.
4-7444 or o. 5000. 30
CALL WIN. j. ROsENTHAL for Quick
cash price on your property. RE.
7-S266. EN-. 3-6O27 as
WE PAY ALL CASH-TOP PRICE
for your house. Cali IA. 9-6253 or
RE. 7-0673 H. NJ. GREENFIELD.
MAY WE SELL YOUR HOME?
FREE EVALUATIONS
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AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

AObOS ANU tNvSNS WAIVED
SOUTHERN BUYER paying top dollar
for clean cars. 1940 to 1853. 7400
Ga. ave. NV. RA. 3-5677. --3
PVT. PARTY wants best car offered
in good condition $3.50 cash. XII.
$500; Apt 493. 20.
coin 4-door sedan under 500. Other
make considered; must be bargain.
sSoGTHERNS~ r. DEALERS in town this
week will pay cash for all makes
and model cars, Call ia. 9-4s0l.
WESTERN BUYER mas immed cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES. 76l2SGa ave; "A 81 l22
model. clean, used cars; See Mcneil
before you deal, MCNEIL tSTUDEs
BAKERY. 4034 Wis. ave. NV. l4lS
P st. NV. co. 5-2I53. 81
$50, "a MODELS
URGENTLY NEEDED
1 Florida Ave. NE, AID. 4-9SS2.
: pTAas a. CLARK .
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

WANTER, BAY CABIN, over Labor
Day holiday. adults, 4 children.
Private beach. KE. S-5636 ewes;
WATERFRONT FARM on bay or trib-
utary. Good anchorage. Priced as
o farm. Box 2S0-z. Star. 20
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GARAGES

S1axShx16, concrete u.s.. sliding over
head drs. Sew. avail. in 6400 blk.
18th st. JEROME BRODIE. Oh.
10000, 30
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6HONEHAM BEACH--OREN Sun.
$11,750--3 bedrms.. Nv. rm.: 10x13
electric kit; full bath. hardwood
floors. II" shaped porch, 10x47;
shaded lots; accessory bldg. Beach
private and restricted.
100 ACRES-WOODED
Nearly ! mile on chesapeake Bay,
Naval Air station; ideal for em-
ployes recreation center, club or
subdivision. Priced much below
market value. VIII sell al or part.
Fl. GLENN GARVIN
Lo. 5-4477 Eyes,. DU. 7-4920
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COUNTRY
HIGHLIGHTS
I Have for Sale
Several Outstanding
Country Properties
Delightfully."- Located
and
Fairly Priced:
Fairly Priced:

FAIRFAX COUNTY:
A--165 acres with unusually fine
4nbasS' EarIy HaasSs1rG Gesi.
dence; MANAGERS house, 4
box stall stable, excellent form
buildings, paved roads, beatlti,
full lake-stocked. 4
B-Forty-acre scenic tract graced
ssdro sansnssy Baths. rs 4acfsssions
porch with grill, small barn.
charming outlook.
C--5 to As acres with dignified
residence. swimming pool. richly
for residence. private school.
club; ideal for Q doctors home
and ONCE.
LOUDOUN COUNTY,:
D-55 acres. Leesburg areA-De-
built in 1912. Design. plan.
workmanshlg and materials
Z s satisiy. on There here are 8 bed
E-AcreaRe site with 1,40O-ft. al
titude overlooking Loudoun
cabin OF the early 170Os Is
perfectly restored and COM
pletely Inodsrnized; central
quaint bedrooms. the most
comfortable living room. It's
warmth seems to embrace
one. The dining room win
seat 8 to 10 persons. A A.
bedroom, 2-bath guesthouse
supplements the cabin; all In
white. It Is hard to resist.
Upon request. fun details Of each
Of these exceptional properties will
be given. Inspection may be made
by appointment. ! recommend these
properties for location, construction,
individuality, INABILITY and value.
Frances Powell Hill
1908 goth ST. NV.
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PARK IN FRONT
PARK IN REAR

New store added to established shops.
17ex6"x5G fireproof. Gas heat; 200
amp. elec.: rear entrance opening on
immense parking: rent. $166; no
percentage; suitable for butcher.
baker, shoes, dry goods. stationery,
music; also suitable for sportinR
goods. bicycle and electrical appli-
ance repair when shop In rear I0x33
Is added to above store. Go see 1852
Lee hwy. Open, move in ct once.
ia. 2-S0S0,
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

Ills 21st ST. NV floors: each
approx. 1000 50. it.; 2nd CONNER
cial; vacant; SIPS per mo. Consult
Mr.. Young. SHANNON & LUCHS
Cos Realtors, 1905 n st. NV. MA.
VA. - Garage bldg.
approx. 35x50 IT.; 8 overhead doors,
concrete floors; all utilities in bldg;
3 rms. Of ONCE space In front; suit
able car repair, contractors ONCE,
etc; reas. rent: vacant. Consult Mr..
Jenkins. SHANNON & LUCHS Co,
Realtors, 1905 H st. NV. MA.
suit for mfg. fabricat-
ing. assembling or WORKSHOP. Loo. at
JI6D Bonifant st. in Silver Spring or
Call JU. $3.50. -3
HYATTSvILLE--Comm. or ind. occu-
pancy; 5000 So. it.; good parking;
excel. location. ARTHUR CARR
AGENCY, AP. T-977O. 80
18th AND n SITS. AREA-Brick- and
concrete, 3-d. warehouse, with excel
auto. elev. and sundry; containing
%, 600 50. IT,; ideal car storage and
repair shops or other heavy-duty use.
Occupancy in Sept. Low rental for
long lease. or bargain for quick sale
Brokers invited. DERMoT NEE.
Elk. $4,000. 80
cyrNn A~N CyY9 "A NY7
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Republic,
Md,-Furn. cottages. for rent. $40
$50 per wk. to college graduates.
c III AZ AK ii BEACH cottage. from
August 30; sleeps 6; electric kitch-
en-. nicely furn. HA. 2-S43O. -2S
LONG BEACM-Cottages cabins. S36
to S125 wkly.; fully furn. Phone M.
2 ROCKHILL. Prince Frederick.
mo !Md;1 3oss J,.r 800, -. 49,.
10; avail. Aug. %. May be seen Sun.
20, or call UN. 4-3042
NORTH BEACH, MD.-Furnished cot
tage. S25-S35 per week. ST. 3-S639.
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COLORED-2 BEDROOMS and den
brick semidet.: chain-link ward
excel; loo; CT approved S10.125
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ROCKvTLLE--2 lots. for s-fanail,
Oats. including plans. CAL Mr.
Le5ling: ewes; sun; Of 4-e6sS
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GIRDLES AND BRAS

o Fomous- Name Junior Type puI-on Grdes os
we'll pony styles, panel or oil nyIon e5 10 90 70
nets. sizes SMALL medium and Jorge the group sos z9s
9 Fomous-Nom GirdIes in Talon pulI-on styles,
Upper boned books and fronts IA" Ienoths 1000 SIS
% Fomous-No Girdles. boneIess with ToIons cot
ton mesh. nyIon morqusette, embroidered eye
ete eottons with boned books fronts sizes 10000
II to 36-except 70 and 3l- $500 4s9
8 Fomous- Name Foundations in white cotton boned
fronts, Tolon eontnoeur books IS, SO, ST. 1925. SIS
i Fonnous-Nome Brosseres in stitched CUPS petol
styles, rounded contours nyon cotton and royon Zee
sotin, white-szes 81 to A. A. B. C. D. the 25to lsS
z Fomous-Nome Long Line Bros in white cotton 35oto
nylon. sizes 81 to a., 3, c in the oroup-- 500 1ss
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND BRAS-rhrd Floor
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Lingerie

org. NVW
Royon Crepe, NyIon Sotin Acetate Toneto
Slips pink black novy red or kelly green in the 1870
group. sizes 32-34 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3e5 100
0 Royon Mu-erepe Gowns, sizes 81 to 40, white,
pink, blue maize in the ooup------------ 800 2sS
Nylon Trcot Sips-eobooteIy trimmed. white, 5000
sizes 81 to 40 400 2se
o Royon Muti-crepe Slips trimmed with ioce or 1890
oppIques white, pink blue. sizes 81 to 40 800 lss
Cotton Plisse Gowns white, pink blue, sizes
32-36 in the group NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 395 i99
Royon ChoII Gowns with stroaht cut lace trims $3.50
forol prints sizes "a to 40 695 800
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Floor
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NOTIONS

NOTIONS
ori
1873 Square Hot Boxes with eeor fronts I.
IS Jurbo-Sze Clear Plostie Gonnent Boes Upper
80 Smpok Trovel s.
Ia Knitting or ColIopsibe Sewing Stonds. wood
handle and legs z
so Junnbo-Sze Chldren's Ploy Houses fold fot for
"a Squore- Shaped strow Sewing Boskets------- !.
43 lofoe-Size Knitting Boys OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !.
81 Plostc Jewelry Boxes in assorted colors !.
300 Pors Royon Scuffs with foam rubber soIes.
broken Sizes !.
$50 Plostie Coot Hangers with skirt loops--------
T.:
II Ironing Boord Pod and Cover Sets z.
24o Snowy Beoeh for laundering and keeping nylon
white
"Plus sos
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor
Evening star., 1954-11-24

ture. / hope I'm in time to be Of
help, though I found it necessary
to delay my answer for a few
days while I researched the Sit
uation. Herewith my findings.
Most Of the available experts
seem to be of the opinion that
womar's primary job in this
love-stuff is to get the unsus-
pecting gentleman in the case
onto his knees and under the i'm
preston that the whole project
is one he undertook and carried
through Of his own volition.
My experts also agree, how
ever, that it is mans normal am
bition to remain free. Fortu-
nately, however. most men who
have had skillful treatment at
the hands Of fair maiden, are
NOT in a normal condition.
which makes them fair game for
Lohengrin.
Pertinent to the issue was
some advice ! remember gather
ing some time ago, as II against
this day. from Sophie Kerr. wise
woman and skillful writer. If
you do the proposing, warned
Mrs. Kerr. at least skeep your
eyes open to the fact that it may
not work out according to your
plan.
Evening star., 1954-11-24
Why Grow OId7
BY Josephine Lowmon

/ have often said in this COLI
umn that exercise Is probably
the most wonderful Of all anti
dotes for nervous tension and
fatigue. You have to try this to
believe it,
Just the other afternoon. and
q beautiful AFTERNOON 1t was, my
husband suggested that we take
q walk In the country before
dinner. I had had . rather
hectic day and had been writing
for quite q few hours. II I
hadn't already known, no one
could have convinced me that
a walk would be better for me
than lying down for q half hour
or so. The bed looked awfully
good and so did the book on the
bedside table.
,Lured by the gorgeous late
afternoon sunshine which would
soon turn into sunset. and by
past experience, I put on my
walking shoes and on we went
for q brisk four miles.
Dragged at First
I must admit that I had to
drag myself along a first but by
the time we were half way I
felt more like dancing or run
ming than like walking. The
working muscles, the beautiful
countryside. the glow of the
sunset on the lake, the lovely
air. the stirring up of circulation,
made me feel like sweet 16.
Evening star., 1954-11-24
ENGAGEMENTS Announced
tFrom AP Newsfeatures)

5 wedding will take place in
May.
Miss Phillips is q gradu-
ate Of American University
and is with the Carnegie In
stitution of Washington. MI.
Walton attended George
Washington University and
served in Korea.
kotzmon- Kotz
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G.
Katzman announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Roberta Sue to Mr.. Isadore
Katz. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
: Joseph Katz. Mr.. Katz is at
tending the University Of
Maryland Law School.
Clogett-C Chickerino
Mr.. and Mrs. v. M. Clagett
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Shirley to 1t.
David c. Chickering, u. s. A. F.,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
r. Chickering Of Takoma
Park.
Miss Clagett Is a graduate Of
the University of Maryland.
1t. Chickering is aIso q grad
uate Of the University Of
Maryland and is presently
stationed at Lakeland Air
Force Base, San Antonio.
Texas.
Eyerhort- Ludwig
Mrs. Olive Everhart an
nounces the engagement Of
her daughter Marilyn Louise
to 1t. Walter Fulton Ludwig,
jr., U. S. N. r., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter F. Ludwig Of Ar
lington. The wedding will take
place In December.
Miss Everhart is q graduate
Of Miami University in Ok
ford. Ohio. Her fiance is q
graduate Of George Washing
ton University.
Evening star., 1954-11-24
Why Grow Old2
Brisk Walk REEVES You
When 7 ensiion Takes Toll

whereas ! had really felt very
tired when I started. Back
home, dinner. q bit of a social
evening, and sleep like babies
seldom inavel
am giving you this one ex-
perience to try to sell you on
the idea because I know what it
can mean to you in health and
figure and Q sense Of well being,
(Which means getting rid Of
the feeling Of fatigue) and plain
pleasure.
It's Tension
The person who does seden-
tary work may feel exhausted
physically but the root of his
fatigue is tension. Do not allow
the weather to act as an alibi.
Wrap up and go walking in the
snow. The world is never so
beautiful as it is then and the
air is usually wonderful and
crisp. If you are properly
clothed it is fun to walk in the
rain and let it beat on your
face.
If you are not going outdoors
for one reason or another. then
take some relaxing exercises at
home or make the effort to go
to the YWCA or to your club
for a swim.
If you would like to have my
relaxing exercises, send a
stamped, self-addressed envelope
with your request for leaflet No.
"a Exercises for Relaxing" to
Josephine Lowman in care Of
The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1954-11-24
Cocktail Party

The Patrons Of the Southern
Cross Club OF Washington will
be guests Of honor at q cock
tail party from s to 8 o'clock
Saturday In the Admiral Club.
The Patrons are the Ambassa-
dor Of Australia and Lady
Spender, the Ambassador Of
New Zealand and Mrs. Leslie
Knox Munro and former Arn-
bassador to Australia and Mrs.
Nelson T. johnson.
Evening star., 1954-11-24
Modern Morrioge
Just What Is Love, Anyway?

Still more Of them become con-
fused about the meaning Of love:
There was much wisdom In the
remark of the woman who said,
I'm not so much concerned
about marrying the man ! love.
but. ! am determined to love the
man I marry" Mr.. F. is facing
this problem and trying to get
to the bottom of 1t.
"At the age of 30, I am still
unmarried. but ! don't want to
be single" he admits. Ten
years ago I was deeply in love
with girl. ! had the symptoms
you read about. / couldn't eat,
I, I couldn't sleep. I could think
Of nothing but her.
"Since that time, I have
honestly tried to recapture the
same feeling for some other
woman, but ! have. not sue
ceeded. I wonder If I'm defec-
tive in some way or perhaps
merely not realistic. Am I ex-
peeting something to happen
that can't happen now?
II have been going with a
young woman whom ! respect
and admire immensely. but I
am certainly not on FIRE with
feeling for her. For that reason.
she refuses to marry me. She
says the marriage isn't woth-
while without love, and that she
will never marry a man who
doesn't truly love her. Where
do go from here. Doctor Pop
enoe?"
I hope you Ngo right ahead,
Mr.. F., because you are on the
right track. Your sensations
ten years ago were adolescent in
character. That doesn't mean
there was anything wrong about
them. but it does mean that at
the age Of 80 you can hardly be
expected to behave in the same
way. I am sending you a copy
Of my little self-rating scale.
How Do You Know It's Love?"
It will give you a picture Of
what Is really involved in the
adult sort of love on which mar
riage can be based safely. I
hope 1t may also help your
friend, who seems still to have
some schoolgirl ideas of the sub
ject. I will be glad to send a
copy Of this self-scoring test
with the compliments Of this
newspaper to any reader who
encloses q stamped, self-ad-
dressed envelope with the re-
quest.
Too many marriages on this
continent are based on Love"
without much admiration and
respect to support it. Students
of marriage have concluded that
the marriage based on friend
ship, respect, admiration, and
shared interests-even without
any emotional conflagration-is
likely to last much longer and
be much happier than the mar
riage which lacks those ingre-
dents but is started by the
whirlwind of passion. I don't
suppose any reader who is old
enough to vote will doubt the
soundness Of this conclusion.
Good luck to you. Mr.. F. I
hope the young woman sees the
light.
Evening star., 1954-11-24
.Rea ders' Clearing House
DOG CHOICE.

miss c. E.. Washington
To Mrs. E. NJ. Bethesda.
who inquired about q dog. II
you have narrowed your choice
to a dachshund or chihuahua,
both are clean and playful,
but never get q chihuahua If
there are small children in
your home. They are ideal
little companions for adults.
The same is true Of the toy
pinscher, toy fox terrier and
toy Manchester. The only toy
dogs good with children are
the pug and the maltese ter
rier.
Dachshunds are not Of the
toy group. though some of
them are quite small from mat
ing small parents together.
Like the toys they are very
personal and devoted to their
owner and have some terrier
characteristics though they
are Of the hound group Of
dogs.
II you are not too interested
In q thoroughbred, a dog Of
mixed breed, but whose an
cestry you know or can find
out something about, are
cheaper and often just as
smart. My own dog bred of
a toy fox terrier mother and
q chihuahua father, is an ideal
mixture. He looks like a CHI
huahua and has their CALM
ness when held in the arms,
but when down he is more
lively and has many charac-
teristics of the terrier group.
If you have small children and
a yard. then a dog of the ter
rier size that grows to medium
size is best. For an apart
ment and adults, always choose
a toy.
The health Of your dog de-
pends on his soundness when
acquired. Take him to a good
veterinarian to be checked
over If possible before you buy,
but If not, after you buy. He
can help you in setting the dog
on the right road to good
health, for it is the care of
the puppy that brings the
pleasure of owning the grown
dog.
Evening star., 1954-11-24
Mory Morgoret Mcbride soys-
If fYouMust Propose, Lody,
Better Watch Your Step

'If your yo,inc man saws svar /,
because Ne can't bear n, m say 4 ! N, ~
to 4 woman and eoes thrn,,rh ~ ~
with it. . more or less reluctant
sacrifice 10 chivalry, " she cau-.
toned. "the two Of you win
probably finish up In the divorce
courts
On the other hand. she con.
tinued. even Il he saws yes -.
cause he loves Won and wants ~
marry you and meant All the
time Ia ask vo,, tlera MIN ~
many uncomfortable rnoments
in your life together when botl1
OF you will remember that Won
did the proposinr
But / should think il he sav.
no. anguished, that would be
worst Of an, for neither you nor
he win ever foreet it. The rnern-
ory win SPOIL all chance for
friendship between you and yo,,
will probably carry 4 serse az
humiliation and inadeuuacy
through life.
No / somehow cart sae, that
the direct annroach il 4lis ~
uation il exacflv tha ir,aal 40
However since ali married man man
in retrosnect believe ,rr nr m ,,reta,d ~
- haI;a,,c 49, .s.:. =. :
Evening star., 1954-11-24
Critic Returns

French rawford Smith.
Washington music critic, has
returned from a week end in
New York where he attended
the opening concert Of the Ma
tional Association for Ameri-
can Composers and Conductors
1954-5 season at Town Hall.
MIR. Smith served as repre-
sentative of the District chap
ter, Of which he is advisory
chairman,
Evening star., 1954-11-24

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Will
liam Gordon Beecher, jr., of
Arlington announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Virginia Brian to 1t. Comdr.
John Bruce Scrymgeour, U. s.
N. r., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Scrymgeour Of Ro-
chester, N. Y. The wedding
will take place in December
on Bahrain Island. Persian
Gulf, where Miss Beecher is
currently residing with her
uncle and aunt, Rear Admiral
and Mrs. H. H. Henderson.
Miss Beecher attended Will
liam and Mary College. the
University of Hawaii and is
q graduate of George WASH
ington University. 1t. Comdr.
Ecrymgeour is a graduate OF
the University of Rochester.
Churchill Barton
Mrs. George H. Churchill
announces the engagement Of
her daughter Mary Louise to
Midshipman Robert Barry
Barton, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Barton Of Holiday
Tex. The wedding viii take
place in June.
Miss Churchill is a graduate
Df the National Cathedral
School for Girls and is at
tending George Washington
University.
| Midshipman Barton is at
tending the United States Ma
val Academy.
Symons- -Stei9mon
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sy-
mons of Brooklyn. formerly
of this city, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Flora Edith to Mr.. Martin j.
Steigman. son of Mrs. Helen
Steigman and the late Mr..
Samuel Steigman.
Miss Symons is attending
Hunter College. Her f1ance Is
attending Brooklyn College.
Phillips Wolton
Mrs. Charles p. Phillips an
dlounces the engagement Of
her daughter Barbara Kath-
leen 10 Mr.. John T. Walton.
Bon OF Mrs. Thomas D. Walton
and. the late Mr.. Walton. The
Evening star., 1954-11-24
BY Dr.. Paul Popenoe

Many a marriage is started
without love. and a vastly
larger number Of them end up
without love. It Is not surpris-
ing that intelligent and high
minded people become confused
about the relationship between
love and successful marriage.
Evening star., 1954-11-24
Annual Buzdur
To Be Saturday

The annual bazaar Of the
Greater Washington Council,
Pioneer Women, will be held
Saturday evening and all day
Sunday at the Hebrew Acad-
emy, Sixteenth street and Fort
Stevens drive NV.
Proceeds Of the bazaar will
go to the benefit Of Kanot, a
children's village and school
maintained by Pioneer Women
in Israel.
Evening star., 1954-11-24

O n d In an.
6 uish "Hs
loves me, I'm
sure he does
But he just
won't say so
Shah ! pro-
pose?"
The urgency
of the situa-
ton moves me.
in great trepi-
dation, to en-
ter an area
where none
but the expert
A.lL aA-
Evening star., 1954-11-24
STAIN IN NYLON?
(E, r. H.. Hu1ttsyiLIel }

Would some one kindly advise
me how to remove an oil stain
that has been "set" from a
nylon dress? The usual meth
ods have failed and I would
appreciate some information.
Evening star., 1954-11-24
Returns Home

Mrs. William Curry Harllee.
president Of the District Di-
vision, UDC. has returned from
Roanoke, Va. where she at
tended the general convention
last aHeek.
Evening star., 1954-11-24
CAKE RECIPE
"A. B. M, WdSllinQtoftI


IncloSed is q recipe I use
for cake that can be cut like
pound cake. This is called
Simple Wedding Cake. Two
and a half cups flour, 21a tea
spoons baking powder. lA
cups sugar, l4 pound butter
Il use sweet butter), " tea
spoon salt, / teaspoon mace, 4
eggs, Separate whites and put
in bowl and beat the whites
with Va cup sugar.. "a cup
milk, / teaspoon rum extract,
teaspoon brandy extract.
Cream butter and add sugar
gradually. Measure and sift
-four then add baking powder
and salt and sift 8 more times.
Add -four alternately with
milk. I beat the 4 egg yolks
with the butter and sugar. Add
the egg whites last. Grease and
-four a 10-inch cast iron fry
ing pan and line with brown
paper and grease the paper.
Add u cup chopped black wal
nuts and " cup mashed ba-
nanas If desired. Bake hour
at $50 degrees.
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WELSH NAME?
(M. F. H., Middletoton. Va
I would like to get the Welsh
word for haven" or "sanc-
tuary." My farms name is
Haven Acres. and since I have
Welsh mountain ponies on 1t,
I wish to use a prefix of Welsh
origin on the registered names
of the ponies. ! would also
like to know where / could
get a Welsh-American die
tionary.
Evening star., 1954-11-24

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