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APTs. UNFURNisHEp-D. c.

GEORGETOWN. so5s M ;, q; ~
coHV. % transp.; rams Sos. MRS. WI WHALEN LEN
ard floor or no. 2-7S93.
1918 18th 81. N.W.-Newly dec,
attractive, ] and 2 bedrm. apis.
S62.50 and SIS per mo. See res.
HAMPTON COURT APIS, 2o1a New
Hampshire ave. n.w.-Bedrm.. liy.
rn:, kit. dinette. BATH, $69.50 up.
2 bedrooms liv. rm., kit. dinette
and bath $3.50. All utils. incl. Elev,
bldg. CO. 5-5S3S or NO. 7-199S.
SHIPLEY PARK-one and two bed.
rm. apts.. In lovely s.e. apt. develop
ment: extra-large rms, picture win
dows. plenty OF closet space. storage
rms. and laundry facilities; cow to
bus. schools and shopping center.
once located at 3400 25th st. Sc.
10. 2-0135.
5OI2 end ST. NV, Apt. 3-Duplex.
2 bedrnns., liv. rrn., dinette, kit,
bath, screened porch. heat and hot
water furn. VIII be redec. SS4 80.
ia. 9-1199. -23
NEAR NAYLoR GARDENS. in s.e.
section-Newly decorated apts.. in
garden-type development; LIST. and
End floor units available. Each con-
sisting Of ! bedrni.. liv. rrn.. dinette.
ssa sts bath d sns saa .o large incl reaF % poSsn Sa
LU. 2-2020, between 10 Am. and
GEORGETOWN-Enic. apt; modern
SIS. ia. $500, no. 2-6742.
3rd AND ATLANTIC SITS. S.E.-3
neat rooms, tile bath; new bldg; $50
mo. GEO. 8. KING CO, 21l0 Mich
m Sls moDERS sOf; Ss IS 6ufEES a.ESo BLDG. aic,
yard. fenced; 5 biks. from Highland
Theater: 1907 29th st. s.e.. ! blk.
of Pa. ave. laundry and storage
space s69.50 plus utilities. Ii
cow. 70 C4PITOL. Library Of Con-
gress-bedrm.. bath, den. mod. kit.
,gy gyt eSsE; eGSHsEt;sspt.kk sg5; kk e3ose sT s.W! :,
Naval Research Lab rms. kit,
dinette, bath; porch; lge. rear yard.
S62. so. conv. to stores, schools
transp. In excel. cond. Newly dec;
A real value. L. E. BREUNINGER
,$sa 8 soNSi:s Mass INC AVE-. NA NW@%alk sVIo4S to
ESs Ds sESp ser as ssobn SElshs { sS5I sJSoIBsRs Sils
NC. Realtors. 1881 K st. nnsW- n;W-
120 4fh ST. S.E.--2 bedrooms. living
room, dInette, kitchen and bath;
s55so sGi per p.,rl me; Ss , TS inspect, s,osaa sa5l
1914 14th ST. N.W.-conv. down
town. See tanitor TO inspect. 2nd
a.. deiightfIl front 3 rms. kit;
bath. also q back apt; SO and
S79.50. Newly decorated. Ed. M.
o'sULLIvAN, 140l Eye st. NV;
7o4 LoNGRELLow ST. N.W.-Lisins
fm., bedrm.. kitchen. bath. screened
rear porch. Full bsnit.. garage,. All
utils. furn. Al cond. 1 blk. from
Shopping and transp. $3.50 mo.
JUSTINE REALTY Co, Az 5th ST.
NV: pL 7-5g95. 25
aire, heat, hot water furn.; adults.
Apt. 3. RA. 6-5233. 1891 4th st, NV.
504I FIRST ST. N.W.-Availabie
Dec. Is. 11oedrm. apt, Bird A.; no
children: $40. TU. 2-6215.
Scramble answer:
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SCOTTISH TARTANS

SCOTTISH TARTANS
Plaids of the finest quality Saxony.
available. M. SAUNDERS Il SON,
English Custom Tailors. 1884 Conn.
ave. --22
SELF-SERvICE DAIRY CASE with "a
h.p. compressor; $3.50. ia. S-7l97.
SOFA. CHAIR, $50: typewriter. I'm
SOFA, red, 3-piece sectional. $75.
SPANISH RECORD COURSE, made
by Cortina Academy. New York
City. Complete course, incl. car
rying case; practically new. Best
oier. JU. 5-9444. IA
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ROOMS WANTED

ROOM AND BOARD WANTED by
foreign student, in pvt. home, nr.
GNU or COW. transp. AID. 4-42S5.
EXt BOZ. -23
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CONN AVE NV.

Enacieney iarger than average. attrac-
a.-cs building, room control; ideal
shopping and transp. Avail. tnamed..
and Dec. l. S126. Phone EN-. s.
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TOOLS


Daily $50 to 5. Sunday 1890 to 1870
s9SkET sSs powER sEFss sA% e. sa y" PRFYEc EYEc-
TRIO DRILL AND 80 PCS, SO;
LIGHT CORDS, Is FT., S1.35: %
FIT. 81 rs; 100 FIT, $4.95; DRILL
STANDS, 50: MICROMETERS. 81;
BLOCKS AND FALLS, SS. 25l3. M
ST. NV, Elk. 3-3527. r.
THREE-PC. BEDRM. SUITE. bleached
mahog.. almost new; best offer. LU
2-S103.
TRAINS, Lionel, smoke and whistle
elab. layouts. extras galore, double
switch; cost over $3.50; 2 yrs. old
only $50. Ju. 9-7446. --24 !
Frank, excellent condi,
ton: SS5. TO. 9-613S. Call after
4 pm. -24
TV. I7-in.. perfect. SIS. Good 10-in
console $40 AID 4.g0S4 DO
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Star Lumber Co.
4601 Hilltop Ter. Sc.

EDIPHONE, cylinder type, with
shaver: good condition. Call Mon
day through Friday, 9 to 5. .AD.
EkTAR CAMERA. ga by sn press,
f4.5 Kodak lens and accessories;
also, Rollei. JE: 4-0779. 22
ELECTRIC ADDING CASH REGIS.
work. cond. Best offer. Elk. 3-44sa.
ELECTRIC POLES. s5 to as IT,.
straight ssae goosd condition; S1.25 lin.
EEEcTAR1c "A s-SfF9 Train, Lionel. -tSS tssla
after 8 an; any nnisht nigh but but Fri. 'Va; Or sat sat
FIR PLYWooD, carload Just received,
1920 Wilson blvd. ia. 4-1234,
FIRELEsS COOKER. in excellent
shape; complete with stones and
best offer accepted. Phone Go.
FOAM RUBBER-Prices have gone Up
but we still have some close-outS at
2147 F, Ex. 3-6633 -26
Fur Miracle on G. st.
Furs for the thrifty shopper. Have
every wanted mink garment at a
fraction of original cost? Visit our
thrift department for buy OF
lifetime. Some showroom samples,
others worn less than. season.
Everybody wears used furs.
BaSkin FurS., Cor. 9th & G SITS.
FUR COAT, mouton lamb, dark brown,
size IA | yr. old excel. cond. Orig
cost S215, sac. for $l60. IA. 2-TS05,
FUR JACKET. mink. dark ranch,
year old; valued at $500: will sell
for, $500 OIL. 4-54s1 between 2
FUR FIuhe sAckRr IA - Brown American
broadtail. excellent condition, size
10-12 $50 EN-. 1898.
FUR COAT, Persian, mink collar
size 1915; like new. Ii. 3-ss7s
FnR Ffhse' coAf, cSo Rm' white eoney. 4 3osin.
fur bolero, size 10, $40. NO. 1850.
FURNITURE-Upholstered love seat
with slip cover; small maple desk.
Colonial reproduction. OIL. 2-75oS.
FuRITURE. UNcLAIMED-6ate- LEG
sional chair. $l2; sofa bed, $50; sofa
and chair. $s5; club chair. $40:
chifforobe. sic: Lawson chair, $50;
studio couch, S;1T; dressing table
and mirror. $40; metal wardrobe, So:
dining room table. IS; coil springs.
$5: mattress. $40: rocker, IS. love
seat. S2S; 5 36-in; Venetian blinds,
So We do reupholstering; sofa and
chair. $50. Labor and material,
slip cover. sofa and chair, bark
cloth. $55. We do refinishing,
antique restoring, furniture repair
ing, draperies and corpices, HOFF-
MAN UPHoLSTERERS, 2447 18th
st.. NV. co. 5-51l6. Omen evenings
FURNITURE. spinet piano, d. freeze
set, tables. lamps. etc. LU. 4-4355
FURNITURE--Used living room, bed.
room and dining room furniture. ai
rsssonable price. Call MR.. KRsNz AZ
FURNITuRE-gedroom suite. SIS
Base cabinet, a0la in. wide, 20 in
deep, 80 in. high. EXCELLENT. kiteh,
Sockss e tsie' able HSse .aossSs ian5Ss eaS4 Msrs
FulRsNITtURE-iTs.hilii. tshi Muntz Tv.. stu.
6io couch, armchair, chest Of draw.
ers, dinette set. 9X12 rug; reason.
ably priced. Can be seen at 1885
New Hampshire ave: NV Apt. 5Q
Sun 81 OeSns 81 after o $50 pm ss Teekdags Ms
FURNITURE BARGAINs--Brand -rieu
better-srade bedrni.. dining rrn., liy.
ing rn1.; factory cloSeouts and
samples at tremendous savings fol
cash. LION WAREHOUSE BLDG.
$SSo $SSoa lev Esy YORK sye. nv Dahl
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ROOMS FURN.-N.W. tcent. !
pRfNCE KARI, HOTEL
HOTEL, 144O

lBUl II 81. NV.
,4-hr, switchboard. Modern showers.
Pvt. baths avail. Singles and doubles.
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Steel

to size.
GENERAL WRECKING co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE, AID. 2-6177
STERLING SILVER 3-place settings.
Gorham Rondo pattern; never used;
sacrif. for $50. ia 1905. --22
SUITS, mems size SO regular; green,
brown, navy and gray: excel. cond.:
$50 each. JU. 9-7446. --34
mahogany drum tables,
$50 for pair. XII. S-S337. -22
TaARPAULdlNS. I0xd2, $l0.s0; 10x14.
others copy. Drop clothes. paper, 81;
cloth. $3.50; canvas. GICHNER.
2513 M st NV. Elk. 3-3527.
TELEVISION-Admiral Sway comb.
with AM-FM radio. good cond.. $50.
Recond. 17-in. TV. $40. SLATTERY'S
Open ewes. till 8. KE. 7-1500. IA
TELEVISION DISCOUNTS
1855 FAMOUS MAKES.
AIMCO TV SALES
..2s20 North Washington Blvd.
Arlington. Va. ia. S-7S00
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HAYWOOD GARDENS
41O1 HAYWOOD PL.
MT. RAINIER, MD.
AVAILABLE NOW

Just across the District line. One bus
fare; excellent bus facilities. Con-
venient to shopping center and
tneater. 'lt
Reception hall, living room, dinette.
2 bedrooms. kitchen and bath;
S124.20. including utilities.
Plenty of parking. Lovely ground.
Apply in person. WA. 7-6200.
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FURNTTTTRE

Shop the town and see us before you
buy. Better grade new furniture at
big savings for cash.
BROTHERS FURN. co.
2 blks. from Bailey's Crossroads, Va.
Fri. 20 pm. JE. $4,000. --26
In m AYY6lY IN IN - aH=-E=a[G-a-
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Rooms with running water. phone and
i11O Rhode island ave. NV.
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TYPEWRTTERs, port. lnew7. free
rernpdn n9ms gen. i, Easy !. credit ,d terms Let
T9PEMRiTqER.. II ~ iua' Reminstouna Mon
arch good condition. sa3.75.
UNITED. s13 14th. RE. 7-1177.
TYrEwRIrERs, portables; excellent
eaaranfesd cnTls1mss sfs reeonditi9nEsSr sRd
aPEVSfaa TYPEWsifER Co, ao1s ofNhssE 18th St.
TYPsEwRITER. Underwood, noiseless, e
standard; $50. LO. 4-6T67, after s
pm. except Fri. and Sat. -22
VACUUM CLEANER, rebuilt. Electro
antes sses es r. Sfar sess rse ssriss fSr ome
demonstration:
clean cond. Cost, $40, GarfincseTs: /:
SELL $50. 929 G st. NV. Apt. 6.
WASHERS, s.s5. SLABS. $685..
MARK. 4130 Ga. ave. To. 2-4s31
WASHERS, used, rebuilt, painted, Ss5
II; Sa1cks. ssae 1sc ea! !ssob ,zs zssF St. sEsD
WASHER, .,ssaIl: !, Erisiaaire sDindrler. som.
WASHEk-Bendix Dialamatic. 1854.
used 10 mos. for baby clothes only.
Like new. Ideal for small apt; S100.
Ii. 3-1536. --22
WASHERS, below wholesale, latest
models Of famous makes in factory
cartons. MILFoRD'S. 604 F st. NV.
Ma S-2336. --oS
WASHER, automatic, Kenmore; good
condition: $50. Call CIR. 3-2494.
"a
WASHERS, late models: wringer
types, $35 each, or make offer
Must sell. Delivery. ST. 3-17SS.
WASHERS--New Hotpoint auto
door saHples--never turned on. Reg.
S279.95, now S14S. SLATTERY'S
WASHING .MACH.--Maytag new. sos:
utility cabinet. 50: ail-purpose cabi-
WASHING MACHINES. SIS and up:
seniauto. and auto: $40 and UP;
guaranteed ACE APPLIANCE CO..
40 II st. ne. ME. S-0566.
FOR SALE =; Fixtures. New lease
available. Ladies small-wear store.
Central city. For information call
Mr.. Young. SHANNON & LUCfIS,
Realtors. 724 14th st. NV, Ma. g.
So1v'
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MIscEL. FOR SALE Cent, !,
ANTIQUES
APPLIANCES
TELEVISIONS
RADIOS, ETC.

Why go downtown We have the
lowest prices in the city on Ma
tional advertised brands. All mer-
chandise fully guaranteed. A a. A
APPLIANCE CO.. 1900 Georgia ave.
NV RA. 3-3315. Open Ewes, til
9, except Saturday.
BABY CARRIAGE, Coilier-Keyworth,
practically new. in excel. Cond.; $50
ia. 4-lS50. 80
BABY FURNITURE--Playpen, stroller
and potty chair; 81 for all. 421g
Lee hwy, Arl., Va. -23
BARBER CHAIRS (3l and / electric
pole, sacrifice. JU. 9-950O. tSee same
500 TO 6.30 weekdays --24
BATHTUBS. built-in, $40; basins
toilets, pipe BLOCKS. INC.
4610 baltimore Ave, WA, 7.5501
1746 Lee Hwy. ia. $500
BEDRM. SUITE, 3-pc., bleached ma
hog; almost new; best offer. LU
BICYCLES, boys (2): / 26-in. West
field, ] 24-in. Firestone; good condi-
tion: $50 ea. 10. 2-4259. --23
TOMBSTONE. Johns -ManvilIe siding.
roonng, porches inclosed. See Our
new Ribbon Stone. Modernizing your
home Is our business. Certified Johns
Manville dealer: all work guar.
Tree est; moth. down, 3 yrs. to pay
Ph., OIL. 4-6133. CAPITOL CONT
TRACTING CO.. 4S19 Beth. ave.
Bethesda. Md
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YALUE

DOWNTOWN
631 L st. NV. Apt. 2--2 rms, din.
kit. and bath: SIS.
A. S. GARDINER & CO.
1881 L ST. NV. Ma. S-oSS4
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DUPLEX HOUSES

DUPLEA HOUSES
1ls-story frame buildings with 2xS
floor joists on 16" center, double
floor with oak flooring, 2x4 studs
and roof rafters on 16" center.
Two bedroom Units 1895
Two 2-Bedroom Units ,295
Two 3-Bedroom Units : 1895
BUILDINGS to be dismantled by pur-
chaser. Also gas hot-water heaters,
toilets with tanks. lavatorieS, sinks,
gas ranges and space heaters.
statesmen ON PREMISES
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

ANTIQUES
Furniture. bric-a-brac. china, glass
ware Oriental art objects jewelry.
rugs. silyerware. paintings, por.
traits: highest cash prices paid Call
MURRAY. Ju. 8-IS01
ANTIQUES WANTED
any cond.s jewelry. brio.
a-brac. 1888 Wis. ave. D. KRUp-
SAW MILESTONE. NO. 7-030O.
dining room. contents OF
home; cash. We do moving. storage.
ia. 9-2937; evenings. RA. 3-14l6.
BEDROOM SUITE, twin beds, prefer
ably mahogany. large size chest: no
modern. Box 345-H, star. --22
BEDROOM AND ALL
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE. WANTED
CALL TIL z Pm. EN-. 2-6677
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. l-man. $12 per day
2-man. .S15 per day. RENTAl
TOOLS & EQUIP. CO., JU. a-6SS1
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BAL MASS. AVE. NV.
2nd moor. 4 rooms, kitchen and bath:
HENRY j. ROBB INC, REALTORS
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. DI. 7-s141
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2515 14th ST. NV.
Beautiful efficiency with separate
kitchen; for / lady: $50. CO.
h-2233. ia Q-R24Q 80
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HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS
SALE BY PRIVATE PARTY-Entire
household. practically new furniture
incl. washing machine. eornices,
traverse rods, draperies. clothes
tree, etc. 81 Underwood ST. NV
Out Kansas ave-, turn left on Sheri-
dan st. I block, turn right 2 blocks.
left on Underwood st. TU. 2-5S66,
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GORDCN HOTEI.

701 leth st. n.w.--Comf.. steam.
heated rms: maid and elev. serv.;
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SLAUGHTERSDU.C CIR.
sgies.. dbies.: fr. 50 wk.: rin. ph.. eiev,,
md. serv. 2O07 o st. NV. NO. T-4 $50.
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I'D N 6T. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. electric
refrigerator: newly decorated: $50
month.
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APT. HUNTING MADE EASY
Excel. selections, all parts D. c. For
free rental service cali MANDEL,.
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222h N sT. NV

1904 14th ST. NV.
building; 4 rooms, kitchen
and bath; newly decorated; electric
fefrigerator; $3.50 month.
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e26 35th ST. NE. e blks. of MINI.
ave. on Blaine)-2 rooms. tile bath.
shower. kit. with laundry tray, lge.
scr. porch, nice yard: cow. bus.
shopping. Ma. s-17S3; ewes. EN-.
3-2S05. -22
1894 18th ST. N.W.-Lovely 3-rm..
kit. and bath apt. Inquire in bakery.
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Fur Miracle on C St.

FOAM RUBBER-Prices have gone up
but we still have some close-outs at
amazing low prices. GILL1LLAND,
2l47 F, EX, 3-B633 -26
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Conducted by
BETSY cASWELL
THANK YOU" NOTE:
BREMERHAVEN.
tMrs. N. A. K. Bethesda

(MrS. M. A. X, BetheSdG.J
Thanks so much to the
readers who furnished me with
information on how to take
the yellow coloring out Of my
husbands white shirt. You
would never know anything
happened to it now.
To the reader who inquired
about Bremerhaven. Germany,
my sister is living over there
with her husband who is in the
Navy. From what I can gather
from her letters. the climate
is much the same as we have
here, except that it is not
quite so hot. She has three
little boys and lives in Navy
housing and is very pleased
with everything. She has q
German girl helping with the
homework and the cost is very
nominal. She said the people
are all so nice and that the
food is very good. She just
took her regular summer and
winter clothing and quite o.
few of her personal things
her sewing machine for one
thing. Hope this will be OF
some help to you. G
4 X y 4 flfG
DIFFERENT HOBBIES? q
miss D. B., Washington bi'
I am interested in new and
different hobbies. Could I hear
from ladies about their hob
bies? Thanks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-19

Since his arrival in Washing
ton last Friday for a 14-day
visit in this country, the British
Defense Minister Lord Alex
ander has been much in de-
mand for parties in his honor.
Army Chief of Staff Matthew
B. Ridgway was to be host today
at a small stag luncheon at his
quarters in honor of the British
visitor.
Other guests expected at the
select affair are Gen. Sir John
Whitley, chairman of the Brit
ish Joint Services Mission; Gen.
Enrol Prior-Palmer. head of the
British Army Staff in Washing
ton: Gen. C. L. Bolte, United
States Army vice chief of staff.
and 1t. Gen. L. L. Lemnitzer.
deputy chief of staff for plans
and research on Gen. Ridgway's
staff.
One Of the more colorful
events held for Lord Alexander
this past weekend was the buffet
supper given by the Canadian
Ambassador on Saturday night.
The distinguished guest is a one
time Governor General of Can
ada, so nothing was left undone
to make his evening memo
rable one.
Canadian cold salmon flown
down especially for the occasion
from st. John, New Brunswick,
was the piece de resistance en-
joyed by the 10 guests invited
to the dinner.
AS Lord Alexander was unac-
companied by Lady Alexander on
this trip. this affair was also
stag. Guests included two top
ranking Britishers who accom-
panied the Defense Minister
Sir Harold Parker, permanent
secretary of the British Ministry
of Defense, and Sir Frederick
Brundrett.
Mr.. David johnson, Canadian
permanent representative to the
United Nations, was so-host with
the Ambassador.
Other guests included the
British Ambassador, Sir Roger
MakinS; Gen. Whiteley, who en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-19
FRENCH BREAD?
CANNING QUERY?
I'd. W. l., LlfldoDeTl

Mrs. d. S., Bethesda: / had
Just the recipe you wanted. but
upon looking for my copy to
send to RICH. / discovered it
had vanished. / can't seem to
recollect what could have hap
pened to it. This recipe was
delicious and included the
glaze for the crispy crust. Per-
haps one of the many read
ers can help us both. I found
this recipe in vi Faulkner's
column: It included a pic
ture of the baked bread and ]
think was in the paper some
time last winter. This bread
was delicious-We hardly ate
any of the other food on the
table the first time ] made it.
Also, can some one come to
my rescue on a canning prob
lem? We moved into a Subur-
ban section after 6 years in an
apartment and we now have q
large vegetable garden. We
are going to be overrun with
tomatoes, even after supplying
the family with all they can
use. For this reason ] would
like to can some tomato sauce,
the kind with no other sea-
soning but salt. During the
course of the year ! would say
I use about fifty six-ouI1ce
cans of sauce. due to the fact
that we are big spaghetti eat
ers and it seems many of our
favorite Hungarian dishes call
for tomato sauce. Is it pos
sible to make the sauce in an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-19
By EIeni

NEW YORK, N. Y-Children
always steal the spotlight when
ever they are in a fashion show.
Even a showing of the new
animated cartoon done by
French school children, Martin
and CASTOR" that preceded the
Helen Lee collection Of dresses
for little girls was eclipsed by
the animation Of the little
models.
The premise guiding Helen
Lee. who designs for youngland
dresses, is that she must first
see the dress from a child's
point of view and then make it
in a manner that her mother
will find practical, suitable and
every one else charming.
From this design principle
emerge some of the cutest chill
dren's clothes out. We like the
sewn-in petticoats that bell out
short little skirts, the fact that
all the dresses from daily to
Sunday best are washable, and
that all possess a bit of whimsy.
One little cotton blouse worn
with a turquoise corduroy
jumper had a cat and mouse
print on 1t. Dark cottons are
still a big trend in children's
clothes. An appealing group
involves the separates idea for
little girls. Helen Lee calls them
her wear me with" clothes.
They involve a one-piece dress
OF gay plaid bingham with a
companion jumper dress of Bates
disciplined cotton. There's a
cotton challis blouse to team
with it. -.
1t was at this showing we
spotted what may be a trend
in little girls hairstyling. A tew
pony tails, fewer Italian boy
hobs but lots of straight
bangs and page-boy turnunders
for their pretty little locks.
(Sidelight specially The little
girl who dropped two false
teeth in her mothers lap and
went on to have her picture
taken minus them. The mother
told us they first belonged to
her other model daughter aged
So. Falling-out baby teeth may
mean the loss of a modelling job.
So their dentist rugged up the
two false baby teeth.
x
A highlight Of the week spent
in New York seeing new fall
styles is the day spent viewing
lower-priced fashions that don't
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Why Grow Old?
Air Conditioning Nay
Relieve Hearts Work

the North African desert war
ended before the suits could be
put into use.
Air-Conditioned Suit
Studies have shown that air
conditioning seems to have a
beneficial effect on people with
heart disease and high blood
pressure because the heart
doesn't have to work to hard
keeping the blood in rapid cir
culation when the skin is be-
ing rapidly cooled and dried by
air. Air conditioning is extremely
beneficial to those who have
respiratory a1lergies such as hay
fever, ragweed fever and asthma,
since it filters out IS per cent OF
pollen from the air. Air cooling
is a boon to those who are sub
ject to heat rashes.
Recent studies in Texas have
proved that air conditioning is
more than a luxury. In one re-
cent survey, families with air
conditioning reported that they
ate better in the summer. In
stead of skimpy cold plates, they
ate nourishing hot meals. They
found their sleeping better and
reported having twice as much
energy. Mothers related that the
incidence of colds. Group and
heat rashes was greatly reduced.
They had less housework to do
because they had to dust and
clean less and when they did do
their housework, they felt like
doing it.
Getting Hotter
It seems that the world is
getting hotter in more ways than
one. Some people suffer with
heat more than others but
studies do show that efficiency
and health are increased when
the air is less humid and less
hot.
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Readers Clearing House
JERSEY TUBING.
mrs. ]. NJ, Arlinqtonl

For Mrs. E. j. K, Silver
Spring: You might be able to
get cotton tubing from either
of the mail order houses
which are popular in all
States. II they do not have it
in stock, they probably can
have it in one of their cata-
logues and will order it for you.
A phone call would save you
time. got some orion and
wool tubing by having these
ordered for me.
y + 4
RICE FLOUR RECIPES?
mrs. G. E. L., Arlington
Does any one have any test
ed recipes for using rice flour?
I followed a recipe for sponge
cake that was printed on q
sack of rice flour. but the
cake was as fiat as a layer
cake, although ! baked it in
a tube pan.