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Evening star., 1954-06-03
Federation Elects Officers
Todoy at Convention

DENVER. June 3. (R.-Reso-
lutions on Guatemala and world
trade barriers are up for action
today as the 63rd annual con-
vention Of the General Fedora
ton OF Womens Clubs swings
into it's busiest session.
Officers will be elected during
day-long voting by machine at
convention hall. Mrs. Theodore
S. Chapman, Jerseyville, ILL.,, is
unopposed for president.
The liveliest election contest
is between Miss Chloe Clifford,
Lexington, KY. and Mrs. j. w.
Walker, Plainview, Tex, for
second vice president. Mrs. r.
I. C. Prout, Wakefield. Mich, is
unopposed for first vice presi-
dent.
The resolution on Guatemala
Is last minute proposal under
emergency business" Mrs. Zaio
Woodford Schroeder, Crosse
Pointe, Mich, chairman of the
federation's international affairs
department, has drafted the pro-
posal for submission to the
convention.
1t says leaders of the govern
ment of Guatemala have publicly
Endorsed and supported mani
festations of international COM
muniSm in that country" The
resolution proposes that the fed
Grafton express sympathy and
solidarity with the freedom -lov-
ing people of Guatemala and to
Evening star., 1954-06-03
SUMMER CLASSES.
"A. C. d. r., Arlington


Adult classes. sponsored by
the Arlington County Depart
ment Of Recreation will begin
during the week of June 81.
Registrations will start during
the week of June Z at the
Main Recreation Center, 48l1
North Third street, Arlington.
Among the various activities
offered will be bridge, sewing,
Hawaiian dancing, Latin
American dancing, art. pattern
drafting, cake decorating,
modelling, beauty culture, real
estate and others. These
classes will be held once q
week for an eight-week period.
Both day and evening classes
are offered. For schedules and
information call Mrs. Deaver
at jackson 1888.
Evening star., 1954-06-03
Readers Clearing House:
FILLED COOKIES.
mrs. c. r. H.. Alexandria

(MfS. e. II. H., ALeTGndrtGJ
AS I have gotten so many
helpful hints and enjoy every
word Of RICH, I am glad to
send a recipe for filled cookies
for Mrs. v. w., Silver Spring.
I find this recipe never fails:
Three eggs. / cup white sugar,
l cup brown sugar, "a cup
butter or margarine, l pinch
salt, 3 teaspoons vinegar, /
teaspoon soda dissolved in a
little hot water. flour enough
to make a soft dough. Filling:
l cup sugar. 2 cups Seedless
raisins, l tablespoon flour, l
cup boiling water, juice of /
lemon. Put all on low fire and
cook until thick. Place between
rolled cookies and bake.
TWO FEW MAGAZINES.
mrs. J. d. S., SilDer Springl
Many thanks to all the
people who offered to pick up
the magazines I wished to dis
pose Of. I'm very sorry I
couldn't I'LL all the requests.
Evening star., 1954-06-03
Conducted by
BETSY CASWELL
GRAPE NUTS PUDDING.
IL. E. NJ, Washington

II. E. NJ, Washington
I hope this is the recipe that
NJ. j. W., Bethesda, is looking
for. Grape Nuts Puff Pudding:
One teaspoon grated lemon
rind, 4 tablespoons butter, /
cup sugar. 2 egg yolks. well
beaten, 3 tablespoons lemon
juice, 2 tablespoons flour, 4
tablespoons grape nuts (not
fakes, / cup milk, 2 egg
whites, stiff1y beaten.
Add lemon rind to butter
and cream we'll, add sugar
gradually, blending after each
addition. Add egg yolks and
beat thoroughly. then lemon
juice. Add flour, grape nuts
and milk, mixing well. Fold
in egg whites. Turn into
creased baking dish and place
in pan of hot water. Bake in
slow oven (325 degrees) for /
hour and Is minutes. When
done, pudding has crust on top.
jelly below. Serve with cold
cream,
Evening star., 1954-06-03
CALORIE-SAVING. RECIPES.
(R. I s.. Silnpf Snri1nl

1bs " 0's oStUCf OPGtV
In answer to Mrs. o. A. T.,
there is a book called "Calorie-
Saving Recipes" for foods
Sweetened without sugar, US
ing sucaryl, for diabetic and
reducing diets. For law-salt
diets, ask for the calcium form
of sucaryl put up by the Alb
bott Laboratories, North Chi
cago, Ill. I also have a lovely
cook book, using saccharine,
which must have come from
the same company, although
I cannot find it so marked.
"Monsanto-printed in U. s.
A." is the only mark.
II 4 X
LAMB CAKE MOLDS.
mrs. A. T. d., Falls Church,
For Miss H. K. H.: The lamb
molds are available from Maid
of Scandinavia Co.. 3245 Ra-
leigh avenue. Minneapolis is,
MINI. They have a wonderful
free catalogue mailed on re-
quest with other interesting
cooking and baking aids.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-07-15
Control Is Vital
In Irrigation
By III. L. DUSENBERRY

bad and so is too much. The stock
water tank that runs dry means thirsty
cattle and trouble. The stock water
tank that runs over means mud holes,
water where is shouldn't be and bad
temperS. The sow that doesn't get
enough to eat refuses to produce for
the owner. The COW that gets too
much to eat wastes what she can't eat.
The grain that runs out after the
bin or truck is full is wasted and may
cause trouble if somebody's livestock
gets too much. When the housewife
makes her favorite receipt she puts the
right amount of each ingredient into
it, not more or less. When the photog-
rapher takes a picture he uses light
meter so he can get exactly the right
amount of light.
We could go on and on like this and
cite examples of many kinds to prove
that enough is enough, but why should
we? Everybody knows that much. Sci
ence is developing all sorts of meaSur-
ing devices to determine how much,
when and what.
PushbuttOn Irrigation
Owners of high priced cash crops
are installing push button control ir-
rigation systems. Moisture measuring
devices are installed at several loca-
tons throughout the fields, which
measure the amount of available mois-
ture contained in each foot of soil.
When the moisture meters show need
for irrigation the water is turned on.
In many instances, this means open
ing valve or headgate and then shut
ting it off when the meter shows enough
water Systems of this kind are ex-
pensive to install but easy to operate
and do a systematic job of applying
just enough water at the right time to
get maximum yields.
In Montana, where livestock, feed
crops and small grains comprise the
largest irrigated acreage, it will be
some time before we can justify push
button control from under ground pipes
or concrete bitches. We can, however,
do much better job of determining
when to irrigate and how much to
irrigate We can do a much better
job of setting up water control devices.
Good Investment
The average farmer has a rather
heavy investment per acre in machin
cry to save labor and do a better
job of tillage, harvesting and handling
livestock. A small investment pei
acre in control structures to save labor
in irrigation will be just as effective
as money spent for other labor saving
devices.
The soil layer from which plants feet
can store to inches of water Mos
Montana crops will feed in the tol
three feet of soil. Alfalfa is an excep
ton, and will feed to depths of or
feet. A stream of water flowing q
the rate of 100 miners inches (21A cubi
#. per Sec.) is delivering 21a acr
inches of water every hour. If thi
stream flows for two hours it will d.
liver acre inches of water or enoug
to irrigate one acre of land. TIL
same stream, flowing for "a hour
ffE3aaaS4K9SS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA TERRACE mr.. NH.
Open today to 8 pm. 1898 Con-
way I'd. attractive brick rambler,
immaculate cond... Iiv. rm. with fire.
pl.. dining area. .lge. fully equipped
kit. Three lovely bedrms.. two baths.
gas heat. Many extras incl. owner
leav. town. Priced to sell. To reach:
town I'd. to $500 blk. left on Beach
ave- ave; left on SingletO I'D DR.. in Is t.
Se @sf TO-DAY Gay T gk1d aig7Ee 8 re- r.
Atty CO.. DI. 1906.
BETHESDA, near Medical Center
2Ileyel brick rambler; 8 bedrms..
rm.. full bsmt.; large, Handicapped
corner lot Builders own home. will
sale. ROBINSON. JU. 7-7117; ewes.
JU. 5-77S4. -27
BETHESDA, 2 miles out Old George
town I'd. from NIH-3 bedrms.. full
bsmt.. storage attic, Ia yrs. old.
$l3.5O0. BY OWNER. OIL. 6-7250.
BETHESDA block NH and ex-
basement with Law. and 2nd firepl
This property has everything you
are looking for. Poss. on settlement
1908 Oakmont ave-, OIL. 6-7597.
BETHESDA, Bradley Hills-Plenty o.
room but easy to keep! Builder
moving to Calf. selling own home
1900 50. f. finished house fol
SisI SS;t Eiv. S SeS4oom ram
Baths Si iivinS rooms with fireplace:
One level completely pine .paneled
rear picture window view Of wooded
area adjoining Kenwood golf course
Large corner lot across road from
1s ef. elem e hrs sshSO Blvd o0Gs STte from or
Wis. ave. A. w. BRANDT. Builder
BETHESDA-Greenwich Forest. Rea
value. Attractive new brick ram
bier surrounded By beautiful homes
moderately prieed. exceptions
terms: 8 rms 2h baths; bsmt;
EEUodsd d patti Clos. ' &c bus s sscppns
EXCELLENT SCHOOLS Open sat
urday and Sunday, noon TIL dark
$500 Wilson lane. w. CLIFFORI
sHERTzER, OIL. o-6500 or 10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S-bedrm. Co
lonial home. Is mos. old. must
sold by naval ofnceE leaving area
Venetian blinds thro14hout: hiSi
breeze-catching loo. near woode,
schools, NH and Naval Med. Center
j Open iSssS Sun. until Q Pm. Or week day
by appointment at 1924 Edwar,
ave. Out Old GEORGETOWN I'd. h
Lone Oak dr.. right 4 blks: Z
cAUBLE. Of. e-7i5o.
BETHESDA, 0lenbrook VILLAGES
bedrm. brick Colonial. garage. scr
porch. full bsmt. Yes. it's CT
Open Sat. and sun. til 8 p.m
North on Wis. ave. past East-Wes
! hwy. to o. Chelsea lane and 4524
WILL o. a-02o7. SS7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

20 ACRES, 7-rm. modernized cot.
tage, garage; Ia acres, 6-rm. bun
galow. l VI. old; 2 apis, outstand-
ing 5-rm. and bath. LIST A.: 3-rm.
pvt. End H.; club cellar; gar, beaut
grounds; mr.. Laurel. DISNEY REAL
TORS, 1928 Selma ave-, Halethorpt
81. Md. Phone Arbutus 53S.
Mr.. LAUREL-3 bedrms.. liv. rm
equipped kit, dining rm., full bath
full bsmt.; on 2 acres; excel. fol
pony or chickens. Sacrifice for So.
$50. JAMES I. MUNDY, UN 4-5600
MOVING TO BALTIMORE?
Exchange your Washington house fol
this fine residence in. Ednor Gar.
Sens: Q r99ms. baths. hardwoof
garage: excel. condition; close tt
33rd st. and Greenmount ave. shop
ping center. Price S12,250, GROUND
rent 500. Call Mr.. Hooper. VA. 3.
24l2 or STEFFEY. INC. Is E. Lex.
MU. 5-2412.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27

SOUTH OF ROCKVILLE and about
ern rambler Of unusual features:
living room, dining room, kitchen. 3
bedrooms and bath on LIST floor and
a separate apartment over garage
and breezeway. unfinished rooms
on 2nd floor. This Is house Of uI,o
feet. in q secluded neighborhood:
oil heat; PriSe' $4,000. LOUIS
MA. S-1166.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27

CHEVY CHASE. MD.
6-rm., 1ha-bath brick cottage. bsmt..
s s5o; ter 1eacec FS NoBhE soAz Resi-
tor, OIs. 2-75O0. OIL. 2-7S6O. OIL
2-6647.
$4,000 CASH BUYS
An ultramodern de luxe 10 apt. brick
bldg, above one AZ mtg. Excel.
for several families. to pool togeth-
II M APPLESTEIN. RA. 3-3995
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27

dATTHERsBURo AREA
Modern. 3 bedrms:, l year old. Lo
96x210. S11.600.
Modern 7-room house. 2-car garage
2 acres Of land. $11,976.
Lot, 125x2SO. ready to build on
ROCKVILLE
926 Maple ave. Modern. 2 bedrooms
Gas heat, full bsmt., large lot
Fenced. Open. It'll 5 sun. S9,975
CLARKSBURG
S-rm. house. bath: no heat. o.
No. $40. SS,975.
IN. w. BECRAFT. GAITHERsBURC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
BROOKMONT
621I RIDGE DRIVE
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6

Handsome Colonial style house: ideal
for family with small children.
rms. including play room or den
on first f., 3 bedrms. and l bath
upstairs. Modern kitchen, full base
ment, detached garage, yard 5Ox12O
has flowers and shrubs and is
fenced in rear. Near schools and
transp. Call Mrs. Stoll, OIL. 4-1349
henry Isl j. Rob-, INC, REALTORS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
BETHESDA, MD.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
4511 West Virginia Ave.

WILL SELL TODAY. This immac
home. 2-story det. brick, will meet
the approval Of the most discrim-
Foyer entr.. charming liv. rm., fire.
pl.; French doors leading to delight
full airy side screened porch over
built-in gar. below; din. rm., pleas
ant equip. kit, good sized bedrms
bath, lge. closets; bsmt., Law. work
yard. flowers; COW. to all schools
transp.. shops. yet in quiet resid
sect. mr.. NH. Wis. ave-, right or
w. Va. 2 blks. to house; only ST.
$50: terms. HUI. 3-3316. CHAP.
MAN REALTY CO., RA. 3-4SS4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
RAMBLER-S13,5OO
KENSINGTON, MD.

VALUE-Owner trans
ferred. must SELL 1905 Conn. ave.
Sill. Spg. bedrms., 2 baths. 3-yr.-
old de luxe brk. rambler; 20-ft. liv.-
din. rm., frepl., built-in bookcases.
magnificent tile kit. 9x13. dish
washer sink. disposal. new gas stove
exhast fan. 11.6 refgr., huge din.
area; bsmt., outside entr.; superb
21x25 knotty pine panel rec. rm
with full bath; 9x13 laundry
equipped work shop; Anchor fenced
exquisite landscaping; walking dis
lance public. parochial, elementary
high schools. shopping. churches
park. transp. Gas heat. copper
plumbing. aluminium storm windows
many extras. Open to offer. Open,
Sat. Sun. weekdays. noon to dark
OWNER. 10. 4-67S7.
DIRECTIONS: Georgia ave. to Vier:
Mills I'd. right on Conn. ave, 3ro
blk. Bird house on right. -2S
NO DOWN PAYMENT-S17 $50
brick ramblers witt
dining rooms. all-electric kitchens
TILL DARK. To reach: Wis. ave. pas
Naval Medical Center and NH tt
Strathmore I'd. left at Flanders ave
to sample home.
sMoLEN & SCOTT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27

SILVER SPRING
$10.050. 81 900 Down
Open Sunday, 2 to 6
About 20 minutes from downtown sits
this detached brick beauty; living
rm., separate din: rm:. bright mod
ern kit. powder rm. and side
screened porch; 2nd FIR. 8 good size
bedrms. and tiled bath: full base
ment with outside entrance; large
lot. Dir: out ColesVille I'd. to
Franklin ave. or Piney Branch I'd.
to Flower to Pran III ave- left n On
9514 EVERGREEN ST.
MARSHALL ]. MAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2005
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27

TAKOMA PARK-Home and income:
open Sunday 2.6, or by appointment;
and out. Each apt. consists Of 2
kitchen. laundry and large screened
porch; sep heating systems. 4 blocks
from Wash. Sanitarium and Hospital.
90 Erie ave. OWNER, HE. 4-2S74.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27

Look! Be Convinced
ONLY $500 DOWN
Open daily 2 to q. 3 bedrooms and
tile bath 2nd floor: powder room.
separate dining room LIST floor:
monthly payments $50. visit
sample house. TAP Ridge I'd. Sc.
DOUG M. SMILEY, INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27

OPEN SUNDAY / TO 9
SILVER SPRING
10000 Greenacre dr.. In
Enchanting HILLANDALE
A white brick Dutch Colonial on ]
acre Of beautifully wooded lot. YoI
will thrill to-. the Beauty and ouiet
bedrms.. 2h baths, rec. rm., extrs
lge. screened porch, built-in garage
and other features all make fol
comfortable living. This small
estate for only S25,o60.
Directions: Out Of D. c. take New
Hampshire ave. to Hlllandale, turr
right on Overlook dr.. and onto
Greenacre DIR.
III. 9-2157 JU. 7-S051
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
THE SUNDAY STAR RIA
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, JUNE "a, 1854
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
No Settlement Cost
No Down PAYMENT

This all-brick detached home has
been VA appraised for SIC. $50.
recurring no down payment and no
It has 3 bedrms.. den on LIST floor.
separate large din. rm.. full base
ment, recreation room and garage.
It is on Alabama ave. in one Of Sc.
incest areas. Call Mr. Wells (OL.
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES, INC.
1929 L st. NV. Ma. S-6006
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27

TAKOMA PARK-Close-in. 7109
Woodland ave. Two-unit Diet. brick.
Each apt. consists Of l bedrm., liv-
ing nm, large kit. modern bath.
den Tor nursery and screened-in
for home and income. Reasonably
priced at $14.95O. Shown by ap-
pointment. OWNER, EN-. 2-6407.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27
NO CASH-GI

$62 MO-, 8 BEDRMS.
TIL: is t. H ~sE pr, for Only H $I@S SO
nm. kit. tiled bath, bsmt. semidet
Call Mr.. BERENS, JR.. sat. Sun.
MA. $4,000. -27
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27

TAKOMA PARK bedrmS., 8 baths
well-kept older-type home in cow.
Takoma Park. Perfect for large
shrubbed lot. 5Ox2O0 IT,: $3.50 down:
only S11,950. Mrs. Hart, LO. s.
5007 cox & CO., JU. 6-O775.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27

SILVER SPRING AREA, mr.. Kensing-
ton--By owner-2416 Eugene st.
Brick rambler. 3 bedrms.. IN
baths: 8 yrs. old: porch. fenced I'd.
public and parochial schools. VIII
go CT E17 k00 IN l.KQal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-27

bsdTm Brick coioniS sxlase. scr
porch. full bsmt. Yes. it'S Oh.
Open Sat. and sun. til 8 pm.
North on Wis. ave. past East-West
hwy. to o. Chelsea lane and 4524
WELL o. S-02o7. 81
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mac. Phone EN-. X-Z679. -27
TAKOMA PARK-By owner-2 blks.
tached frame house. 3 bedrms. !:
. lovely shade and lawn: you assume
CT loan: monthly payments only
S73; price, S12,260. Open Sunday.
III Q.0OQ0
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3 yrs. old. See this beauty spot with
brk. patio and rock gartiens. Open
sat. and Sun. It'll e p.m. Old
and left to Ridge pl.. and left to
Ridge I'd. and 20 sign. CTS invited
NICHOLSON CALDWELL, OIL. Q
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OPEN SUNDAY. l to Z
BOILING. SUITLAND
ZERO DOWN
BETHESDA-S13.o5O
1920 FAIRFIELD DIR.

3 bedrms. on LIST H.: unfinished up
stairs. excel community: near NH
ODen IL today OIL. 2-7033
Evening star., 1954-11-28
Miss Fosdick
viii Speak

Miss Dorothy Fosdick Of the
NBC news star win talk ON
American Foreign Policy and
the u. NJ at the District
League Of Women Voters
luncheon at l2:l5 pm. on
Tuesday at the Hotel 2400.
Miss Fosdick served on the
American delegation to the
Dumbarton Oaks Conference
in 1914. to the San Francisco
Conference in l045 and to the
first three y. N. General AS
semblies. She was O member
Of the State Departments Pol
icy Planning STAFF from l849
to 1853, the only woman to
have served with this ilnpor-
tant group. She will discuss
current disarmament pro-
posals, u. N. economic and So
cial cooperation work and
u. N. Charter revision.
New and prospective league
members are invited to an in
formal 'meet the league" ses-
sion, which will be held be-
fore the luncheon at 10:30 am.
Both meetings are open to
the public. Luncheon reserva-
tions may be made by calling
the league Office.
Evening star., 1954-11-28
Benefit Dance

Members and friends Of
Temple Sinai will have a din
ner-dance at the Woodmont
Country Club on Saturday at
z pm. for the benefit of the
building fund of the temple
for It's House of Worship and
Sunday School, to be built
soon on Military road and
Thirty-first street NV. Res
ervations are being taken by
Mrs. Julian Raymond and
Mrs. Harold Strachan, who
are in charge Of arrangements.
Evening star., 1954-11-28
Nine. Bonnet Fete Planned

gen will present, Charlie Nc
Carthy, who will describe the
life he anticipates here as an
eligible man -about-town.
Ambassador Bonnet will
head the list of prominent
Washington personalities in
vited by the Press Club to
honor Nine. Bonnet. Sched-
uled to return to Paris at the
end of December, the Bonnets
are finishing a decade Of serv-
ice here. :
Evening star., 1954-11-28

Washington n e W S W 0 m e n,
honoring one of their special
friends in the diplomatic corps,
will stage an "au revoir" for
Nine. Bonnet, wife of the re-
tiring French Ambassador on
Tuesday, December IA. Spon-
sored by the Women's National
Press Club, the affair will take
place from 6 to 8 pm. in the
Carlton Room of the Sheraton
Carlton Hotel.
CHS radio star Edgar Ber-
Evening star., 1954-11-28
star stafY photo.


National Theote listens while Mr. Leonard Homo
CARES package which makes possible surplus food
a
oobe doo parcels 28
pounds, a individual or fomy of 81
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-18

ly on the table: the cake will fall
out.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-18
Truman PT4
Holds Open House
After Meet Tues.

The first regular meeting of the
Truman School PTA was held
Tuesday evening in the school
auditorium.
The meeting was called to order
by the reading of the devotional
by Mrs. Rose Frank.
The secretary Mrs. James
Brooks, then introduced the prime
ipal, Mr.. Wilbur Franklin.
After a short summary of the
problems faced by the overcrowd-
ing of the class rooms, and of the
manner in which children had been
assigned to Truman and Reynolds,
Mr.. Franklin then presented the
teachers for the coming school
year.
Mr.. Robert Kershaw was then
introduced to the group as the
newly-elected president of the
PTA and after short speech of
acceptance he dismissed the meet.
ing by inviting everyone to the
first floor for "Open House"
Cokes and cool drinks were
served from lovely table which
had been decorated with flowers
and candles of the school colors,
blue and gold.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-18
+ Il
Girl Scouts
Together
Together

Brownie Troop 8, sponsored by
the Harris School PTA will meet
at the school on Monday afternoons
instead of Thursday afternoons.
Troop S, which meets at the First
Congregational Church Annex on
Mondays will have election of Off
GERS at their regular meeting on
Monday.
The troop is working hard get.
ting ready for a "trip" camp.
Troop 10, sponsored by the Wes-
ley House, will resume meetings
on Tuesday, September Il, at the
Wesley House.
Troop Is, sponsored by the Key
West Woman's Club, elected Bren.
da Stickney as troop chairman,
Claudette Sails, scribe and Lynne
Leahy, treasurer, at their meeting
at the Woman's Club last Thurs.
day. Troop 1s is finishing up Sec
ond Glass requirements and will
hold Court of Awards at their birth
day party in October.
All members of the board of di-
rectors of the Florida Keys Girl
Scout Council, leaders, committee
members and Girl Scout adults are
requested to attend the Community
Chest meeting at the County Com
mission chambers in the Court
House at 800 Wednesday night.
The Key West citizen., 1954-09-18
Hollywood Dress
Designs AUaiIabIe
At Rubin Appers

1t is not very often that Academy
Award designer, Edith Head, con.
sents to authorize a manufactur
to duplicate the exact clothes worn
by a star in major production.
Now Natlynn has the exclusive
opportunity to reproduce all the
clothes worn by Janet Leigh. The
identical dress that is worn and
seen in the Paramount film Living
1t Up is available at Rubin Ap-
pei's Store
Edith Head - Several Academy
Award Winner, is Hollywood's top
designer and is famous for her well
fitted clothes simple lines and
tailoring to perfection.
Natlynn's designer, Miss Ann,
made sketches and conferred with
textile people on special coloring
and finest fabric that would create
the genuine feeling of the clothes
Edith Head designed in the film
so that the results would be as
close to the original as possible.
All these gay wearable dresses
will be hits for the junior-size miss
whether she is dating, travelling.
having lunch or attending a party.
They are all modern as can be in
design, precision fit and workman
ship.