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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12
In Los Angeles

The National Federation Of
Republican Women will cele-
brate their 18th birthday at
their Eighth Biennial Conven-
ton in Los Angeles September 20
and 23.
Climax Of the two-day session
will be a major address by Pres
ident Eisenhower at a public
rally in the Hollywood Bowl.
Mrs. Carroll p. Kearns, wife of
the Congressman from Pennsyl-
vania, is general chairman of
the California meeting, which
will be the largest gathering of
@. O. p. clubwomen ever assem-
bled. Mrs. Kearns Is also the
president Of the National FEEDER
alton of Republican Women.
Practical Politics
The entire G. o. p. campaign
will be focused in the conven-
TIA sessions. where the women
delegates will pitch into the seri-
Gus business of practical politics
! and decide the federation's role
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12
The Mole Corner
Famous Ike Jacket
Nov Civilians DeIiQht

mated. That's what ads are for.
Mystery-word Of the week:
."Kismet," a smart new civilian
blouse frankly initiating the
familiar CTS Eisenhower jacket.
Why Kismet? Aside from the
subtle psychological reasons, re-
member that Kismet in Persian
means fate. and it was fate that
sooner or later some one had to
see the excellent fashion poten-
tial in the neat, comfortable Ike
jacket.
No self-reSpecting. infantry
man would admit any affection
for his DDS, but after dis
charge, when the pressure is off,
most would concede the Ike
Jackets good points.
The main style effect of the
Kismet blouse is its buttons,
replacing the conventional zip
per. Almost any one would
choose Upper for practically,
but the man who likes some-
thing which gets away from the
purely functional, something a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12

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on the faint side and the tic
stripes are bold. A good combo
today Is a light tan plaid suit
with trace of blue or red in it,
plus a dark brown tie with red
diagonal stripes.
What shape bowtie should a
fellow with a very lean face
wear? Square ends. short in
length should not measure more
than about five inches from side
to side when tied.
Where is poorly dressed man.
and where is he going? Answer
to both questions: nowhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12

9tess AeSvs. $3.50 Am. 10 S:4S Pm.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
get all the sleep | need !!

Ard 90 dess my hvsbandl You see Sanka Coffee is all
coffee, real coffee but its also o7 caen free. We sleep
like tops And I'm lot less abe, too Why don't ycut Try
Sanka Coee7 You probably like better than the coffee
you're drinking now"
Evening star., 1954-09-26
| drink all HE coffee | wanf...

NY hvsband and are very fond ofcoee but was max
ing lose sleep But did give up coee7 Not at all! We
just gave up drinking caen. We changed to Sanka Coffee
That was a wonderful idea! Now -.
Kodiak mirror., 1954-02-20
NOTICE
United States

1 rtment of the Interior E rof Land Mana men
 Land Office
 Jan. II, 1884
 NOTICE FORPUBLICATIO Notice is hereby given that John Barginius Holland en trynan, together with his witntsses, lessee Manson Bliln and Jorgen Fredrickson, all of Kodiak, Alaska, has sub- mitted final proof on his home stead entry, Anchorage Serial No 0l0430 for land embraced in U. s. Survey No 3218, situ- ated on both sides of the Mill Bay Road about 1 mile north, east of Kodiak, Alaska. Lati- tude 57o 48' 46. |" N, Longi- tude 152o 21' 33.8" w. at Cor ner No. l containing l4O.6O acres, and it.is nowiin the files of the Land Office, Anchorage Alaska.
 If no protest is filed in the Land Office within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, said final proof will be accepted and final cer- tifcate issued.
 Virgil o. Seiser
 Manager First Publication: l-16-54 Last Publication: 3-13-54
Kodiak mirror., 1954-02-20

MT. and Mrs. J. Wesley }hoades announce the engag- nent of Mrs. Khoade's daugh
 CT Yvonne Airline Herring 10 Billy Dean HasIip. USN. Has lip is the son of Mr. and Mrs
Kodiak mirror., 1954-02-20
ANNOUNCEMENT

HasIip of Springfield, Mis- soQri.
 r:z The wedding date has been set fQr4April .19s. at the Hill side.Chapel 1.;5,...
Kodiak mirror., 1954-02-20
NOTICE

IN THE UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION, KODIAK PRECINCT, BE- FORE THE HONORABLE UNITED STATES COMMIS- SIONER AND EX-OFFICIO PROBATE JUDGETHEREOF In the Matter of the Estate of. FRED SARGENT,
 Deceased No. 271 Probate
 Notice to Creditors
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, Neil A. Sargent. was on the l4th day of December, 1853. by an order of the above en- titled Court, appointed ad- ministrator with the will an. nexed of the estate of Fred Sargent, deceased, and that thereupon he qualified as such administrator with the will an nexed in the manner required by law, and all creditors of, and persons having claims against said decedent, are hereby required to present their claims, with proper vouchers, within six months from the date hereof, to the undersigned administrator with the will annexed at the office of Davis, Renfrew & Hughes in the Loussac-Sogn Building. Anchorage, Alaska, which office the undersigned hereby designates as his place of business in all matters con nected with the said estate. DATED at Kodiak, Alaska, this 16th day of February, 1854. Isl Neil A. Sargent
 Administrator with the will
 annexed of the estate of
 Fred Sargent, deceased
 ArTIcE
Kodiak mirror., 1954-02-20
NOTICE

Game night at the VFW Club is new Friday night.
 Everybody welcome.
Evening star., 1954-08-19

29O0 ADAMS MIL RD.
ELEVATOR APT, $77.50
In practically new bldg; beautiful
eniciency apt. large living room.
tdinette. kit. large dressing closet.
bath; utilities included.
ME- s-i7l7 EYES co. 50 5-55Si
COLORED - 1902 MERIDIAN PL.
N.W.-Large Ink. units: apts.;
S34.50 mo. and up. Call RA. S-4310.
CoLORED-1477 NEWTON ST. NV.
Three rms. kit. and bath. $50 mo-,
plus utilities. See janitor or cali
CoLoRHb7Issl CoLoRHSbbIssl ST. N.W:os
aps. slds bs ahG $500 'IRG H. i?s iSss sS5s'
coLoRED-slS seth ST. N.E@2iv.
rIa;. bedrms din. rm:, kit, bath:
$50 mo. plus utiis. ST. 3-9463:
- SMART. 1-bedrm., iiv.
rm., kit. and bath apis. Near Flor
ida ave. at 500 You st. NV. Mod
ern elee. kit, full tiled bath; $3.50.
See janttor or SHANNON q LUCHS
CO. 1906 Il st. NV. MA. S-2345.
CSIoREn; sa,ir.a I5th 4 AND IeJ JBENNlNG ~ R RD.
Minn. ave. n.e.-Reduced to $50
bath. co. 6-2S3S, ia. 9-6249.
coLoRED-s-RM. APT. in u upper
NV; $50 mo-, utils. incl. Also ige.
rm. for rent. ia. $4,000. Ia
COEORED-10tk AND MONROE NV.
2nd a.. 2 rms, kit, share bath;
$3.50. incl. utils. ERNEST II.
COIoRED-i BEDRM., in duplex: gas
heats. southeast locations $50 mo.
CoIoREbms.s Els ssth ST. N.E.1Su-
plex apt; 2 bedrms, liy. rm., kit
and bath: SIS. Inspect. then call
COIoRED-ssoI l4sh ST. Nv
In large apt. bldg: . rms. kit. and
bath: 5000. heat and h. W. incl,
Inspect, then call CO. 5-6222222 go
COLORED--lO3 SEATON PL. NV
Large ! rm., kit. and semipvt. bath;
$50 mo-, incl. heat. Cali NE. S-54Uu
cOLORED--7os eth sT. N.w.--Re.
decorated: lge. rna.. kit. and bath
new stove and refrigerator: al
utilities incl. In rental. See Janitor
on premises. or call ME. S-5400.
C0LORED--24iS 18th ST. NV
Completely redecorated; lge.
rIn., kit, and bath: $z6 mo-, incl
heat and hot water. Ses, tanitoI on
prernises o. 1All III &-b40O.
Evening star., 1954-08-19
is THE EVENING STAR
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Washington, d. G.
aURsDAY, AUGUST 10, 1854
Evening star., 1954-08-19

aAD. 4-2O05.
TWO.BEDRM. APT. with q most ap.
.pealing 1oor plan in . smart new
Ildg. Entr. foyer, separate 9x9
Tefgr.. with freezer, excel storage
and laundry facilities are Just q
lew OF the features. S95 mo. See
1924 9th st. Sc, Q few blocks from
lsoIa s; ays. SHANNON & LucHs CO.,
Evening star., 1954-08-19
CONN. AND RHODE ISLAND AYES

near 81. MattheW's CathedfaE--A
excel. room sizes, colorfhl tiled bath
/ and modern elec. kit: rental OF sos
incl. all utils.: beautiful carpeted
halls and stairway and a wonderful
location at 1908 Rhode Island ave,
NV: adults only. SHANNON &
sLUCHs CO.. 1905 H st. NV. Ma
Evening star., 1954-08-19
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ARLINGTON--Clo Close-in, "a blk. to bus
and shop. center; extra lge. 1-bed-
rm. apt, 3 closets; $6s. KE. s-6644.
S69.OO, ARL-one bedrm.. iiY. rm..
kit. and bath. heat incl; 1r. Wash.
snsd snd .55os AL blvd: v EN-. s-667s days;
aRHiNGToS. HI SgSSs ecei coiums,. nike al zS S4su.
now. Beautiful and spacious lying
dining room combination. large
bedrooms. latest IN kitchen. equip
menk paruuet noors. Venetian
blinds. . exposqrss: utilss 4. faTn.: R9e
into..o mo, can .JR. aeossoSSsOeao soSOao ssS'eo' r0r
bedrm. apts.. conv. r.. Myer. Penta:
soI. Nayy ;y,,.. Anrsx; ass Ii Psrlk1i11G6 n.t 1nd
Sli2a igs4 'lEs 10Th "a q e r. "a Ms ssbs
NEHR EiIH PENrAGoN-r eedrm.. IA nv.
rm.. dinette. kit. and bath; incl. ali
utils., $76 per mo. Call r. A. HUM
PHRTEs. Realtors. Ma. B-502O. --IS
AEaETss Ioayn Sts lSs SD 5 nsw y sns ss ,sss SsS
except. elee.; 10 mins. TO D. c.; mr.
olebe rd.; 4o14 Columbia pike,
ARI.-Immed. poss.: ! bedrm.. large
refgr;. Venetian blinds, exhaust fan,
wired for TV and air cond.: fun
laundry. locked storage; on parking:
quiet. no children. no pets: all utils.:
$3.50. IA, 4-l706. go
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENs has . few
and 2 bedrm. units available:
6-min. drive from the Pentagon.
Phone II. 6-4400 or come TO the
once In Adams Bldg, cor. Mt. Ver-
non ave. and Russell I'd,
ALExANDRIA--Immac.. 2-b drm.
deck, heat snd hot water Turn.
S77.60. Ideal for couple with &
baby. II. o-2eB7 c. H. e-0663.
Evening star., 1954-08-19
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222O BRYAN Pr. Sc.
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room. din. area. kit. 3 beSTms.. is tiie
utils. incl; $3.50; 3rd 1oor. at
tractiye grounds; near bus and
saSPPn snSpPlns center. Ju. 5-216o. JU,
COTTAGE CITY-Liy. rm., bedrm.,
tile kit. and bath; VI Blk. excel.
kESsiSNGTNoHNs ron 15sftSi GakDENs. MD.Eon.
So. .75 and sss.55. sSi inci vnai utiis. lpW' Pvt
parking; children's playground;
Washing machines and dryers on
eernsr. ssmlses OF GaIlss ss44i transit bus, bus at
Of 10th st.-TWo-bedrm.. indiyiGusi
dwelling unit. duplex with pvt
'front.' and rear entrances; conv. "a
sfeS, sssfeS; $50 mo. plus utils. ma
RocckkSViLLE-one-b.drm. ants: ]I Iiy.
rm.. dinette. kit. bath. screened
rear porch; near schools and shop
ping center; $65. Po. 2-3OO3.
TAhOMA Az M,a,lel PK.: nf. einey Branch rd
bath. pvt. ent:. utils.; S65. pos
area and ali conveniences. $3.50
TO S91.60. utils. incl. 1 and 2 bed
E,i,;.p Em; .apts.;, spacious rms; in lovely
Out y, H. ave. to Ethan Allen ave,
left to jackson ave. right to Boyd
aye; left ! block and left to Manor
SEssNis s1Eslsi saIlrs cnll RrEDERIcK Tr sn5s ny w.
naas nsT ioc s Man Manor NA c,Isls sisooe 3pt Res
IL
CORAL HILLS. garden apts. at b. c.
line. 3 bedrms... 500 uttis. incl; nr.
schools, bus. shops. 10. s-70ss.
TAKoMA PARK. brick apt. REM
bath All utils. Adults only, M. bus
and stores; S75. WA. 7-6030; eyes,
!, NJ MONTHS SlfisS FREE RENT with yea yearly
Lease; $69.50. utils. not incl. JU,
APIS. AVAILABLE Al CoBuR TER.
Md. Next schools and shopping cen.
ter, bus stop at door. WA. 7-276S.
TAX. PK.-Nr. wash. sanitariursl-
Attrac. 3-rm. apt: newly redec.
Pvt pvt; entrance; S 1ll n, ptils t6S4s and garage
LAYToNsVILIf. lGR1ii S;p LIE VI MD.Ms d. bedrms.,
completely refinished; conv. TO
schools. Gaithersburg 956-J-1. -19
TAK0MA PARK, MD, S33 Fairview
;aysilibedrd, ;Nsidid apt; SsSoo; sS;!. ut.,s
pancy. JU. 5-7745. -22
SILVER SPRING-Liv. rm., bedrm.
kit, din. alcove, bath: utils incl.
S71.40: no pets: couple. 10. 3-6SS9
SILVER SPRING AREA-Large. new.
modern. 1-bedrm; terrace apt, on
SILVER SPRING, Md. Sligo Park
Hills Apts.-Spacious. l and 2 bed
rm. units, in beautiful Sligo Park,
near Blair High School and Rfade
school: newly decorated and modern
facilities; $3.50 to $3.50, utils
incl. Call MRS. OLSEN, JU. S-4ti93,
TAKOMA PARK-Terrace Apts.; S75,
$50 and $500. Large living room
bedrm., kit, tile bath. 2 closets;
cool. 2 exposures; near bus and
shopping center. JU. $3.50. JU
Evening star., 1954-08-19
Print ths SURPRISE ANSWER hare

Unscramble the sets Of letters, making Q word
OF each scramble. Print each word. q letter to .
square beneath each scramble. The letters you have
printed on the crcled squares may then be arranged
to spell the surprise GsiDeT suggested by the cartoon
Clue. What is it? (Answer appears Page Bib Col 8)
Evening star., 1954-08-19
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1929 E ST. Sc, APT. l
Bedrm. apt: avail. Sept. at the Low
j. A. McKEEvER CO.. INC.
1882 K st. NV. 81. $4,000
Evening star., 1954-10-21
Rockville Group Forms
New Jaycee Unit

A Rockville tMd.o unit Of the
Junior Chamber of Commerce
has been organized under spon-
sorship OF the Silver Spring unit.
John Gallagher has been
elected president. Other officers
are Glenn j.. Goldburn, Charles
r.. Durbin. Nathan s. White and
Charles w. Bell, directors.
The next meeting win be held
at 8 pm, October 27.
Evening star., 1954-10-21
5-Day Truck Strike
Ends in New York
With 15c Increase
By sl,s Assoeiassd Prem

NEW YORK. Oct. Ala five-
day strike by truck drivers in
the New York metropolitan area
ended last night as the last
hard core employer group
agreed to the union demand for
a 26-cent-an-holi. package in
crease.
Trucking company officials
predicted the settlement win raise
trucking fees by 10 TO is per
cent, that many trucking COM
panies will go out Of business
and that manufacturing firms
will leave the area to avoid the
increased rates.
David Kaplan. chief econo-
mist for the union, urged the
drivers to give the employers
"a good days work and to CO.
operate in every way possible
to increase efficiency SO as to
minimize the unit cost OF the
wage encrease."
To the employer predictions
of the effect of the increase, Mr..
Kaplan said it could not be so
disastrous or the strike would
not have ended so quickly"
Two Firms Hold Ont.
Two small Northern New Jer-
sey firms. employing about 1000
drivers. continued to, hold out
The reason for the firms resist
ance is an added 41-cent-an-
hour increase they would have
to pay to close the gap between
wages in their areas and those
| in New York City. At the start
of the strike $4,000 drivers were
out.
The walkout ended officially
when Joseph M. Adelizzi, chair
man of the area-wide employer
negotiating committee, an
nounced that all of the areas
$500 firms were released from
a pledge to resist the demands
of the striking AFL Information.
al Brotherhood of Teamsters.
However. a majority of the
firms broke the solid .employel
front on Monday, the first work
day of the strike, and signed
individual contracts with the
union.
"It is evident that the truck.
ing industry serving the ares
from Trenton, N. j., to Pough.
keepsie, N. Y, has been con.
| quered by the union in a man
ner not much different than as
though they had been conquered
by the Communists" MIR. Ad-
elizzi said.
, Suit Withdrawn.
Mr.. Adelizzi charged the unio,
has been given power 10 de
stroy business concerns, a powe
which even the Federal Govern
ment does not have because O
the protective provisions of tn,
Constitution"
At the same time, Mr.. Adelizz
announced withdrawal of a ST.
million damage suit against tn
union and seven large truckinI
| concerns which were among tn
first to give in. Mr.. Adelizz
conceded the suit did not hav'
much law" in it.
The new contract provides fo
a 20-cent-an-hour straight wag
increase plus 5 cents to cove
Evening star., 1954-10-21
Mogsoysoy and Cabinet
Hold Outdoor Session
BY tho Asseeiaisd Press

MANILA. Oct. 2l.President
Ramon Magsaysay took his
cabinet to a remote village on
Mindoro Island yesterday and
held the first outdoor session Of
Its kind before the wide-eyed
stares of curious villagers.
Top Filipino leaders met un-
der nipa palm leaf lumber shed
in San Agustin about 80 miles
south OF Manila. 1t was q far
cry from the oak-paneled cabinet
room at Malacanan Palace.
Gov. Francisco Infantado told
the meeting the problems Of
Mindoro Province.
Evening star., 1954-10-21

pension, insurance and vacation
benefits. The union originally
demanded 10 contract improve
ments which employers said
would cost them between 60
cents and $1.01 an hour.
Pre-strike wages ran from
SLIT an hour for helpers to $2.21
for trailer truck drivers.
Evening star., 1954-10-21
Mothers Bake Sole

The mothers club of the Boys
Club of Silver Spring will hold
Ia bake sale at the II. L. Green
Co. Colesville road and Fenton
street. Silver Spring. from 10
am. to 6 pm. Saturday.
Evening star., 1954-09-17
Why Grow Old?
Teen-Agers
WorYAbout

By Josephine Lowmon

@. Il am writing you for in
formation that will help me
prove something to my mother.
I am Is years old and 5 feet 31a
inches tall. My bust measures
"a inches, waist 241a inches and
hips 351a inches. Please tell me
how much I should weigh and
how my measurements are"
A. You should weigh around
lis pounds, depending somewhat
on your bony structure. Your
measurements are in good pro-
portion, although you have a
tendency to gain through the
hips. You really need no Slim
ming exercises, but If you take
any, do the ones for the hips.
Not Overweight
@. IT am IA years old. s feet 4
inches tall and weigh 1913 pounds.
7 am overweight and know it.
My bust measures 81 inches and
my waist 2412 inches. Tell me
how much I should lose" %,
A. Your measurements are un-
usually lovely for a girl Of your
age. You are not really over
weight. You might watch your
diet q little for q loss of from
three to five pounds. However,
judging from your measurements.
I doubt that you are overweight
at all. Build enters into the pic
ture. Do not diet but eat a few
less candy bars and ice cream
'SndaS
Evening star., 1954-09-17

girls so they can see their true
loves pantaloons. CD
California is the place where
teens call orange paprika, and
where practically EVERY SIN
GLE TEEN peroxides their hair.
It seems to be the boys rage
to have dark long hair on the
sides with real blond crew cut
hair on top. In San Francisco,
the girls dress just like fashion
magazine models. BY the way,
all the teen-agers seem to have
MUCH broader shoulders than
the Eastern ones. But maybe
that's just the huge, gorgeous
sports jackets the boys wear.
They're great!
Also on the West Coast, a big
teen-age occupation for girls
ONLY is being a car-hop. The
only hitch, they do the car-hop-
ping on roller skates!
In Santa F'e. N. Mex, the big
word that all the teen-agers
go shouting in exclamation is
MANI" They say that after
every sentence.
In short, however, the West
ern teens do NOT wear Bermuda
or walking shorts. hate knee
socks, girls have long hair, don't
go in for many parties, tons of
teens have their own swimming
pools, driving a car starts at i6
or 18. and new songs via the rec
ord companies get to the West
first.
The West is great, but the East
is better!
Evening star., 1954-09-17

week for Wyoming teens is the
Saturday Night HoedoWn. !"
Everybody tricks down in their
Lewis and boots and goes wild
with q weird sort of dancing
step composed of taking three
steps and kicking out on a 45-.
degree angle. This Is TT in
Cheyenne.
In Salt Lake City. Utah. the
big thing at the moment was
buying uranium stock. Teens
are determined to become mil
lionaires. and they are old
enough to hold stock. Along
with uranium. the most notice.
able fad among females was
wearing ruff1ed pantaloons.
These are worn under their full
skirts and boys are often getting
other boys to dance with their
Evening star., 1954-09-17
Re odefs' Clearing House

sleepy to investigate. I was
awakened from a nap the
other day and upon investi-
cation found several birds just
playing and scratching their
feet on the metal gutter.
X X X X
TO HANG PICTURES.
(MTs. E. S. NJ, Washington
For Mrs. w. F., Bethesda:
I use two pieces Of scotch tape
crossed and pasted on the
wall, then drive the nail or
tack into the middle and it
works beautifully. have
never broken or Clipped q
wall.
I have a collection Of help
full hints which often find
very useful. Most of them !
have gotten from our wonder
full friends of RICH. I think
this is one of theirs. Hope
this solves your problem.
Evening star., 1954-09-17

teens In the West. especially Cali
ifornia and Utah. is the type OF
dancing they do, which Is much
faster than ours. They tWirl
about as long as 10 minutes
pivoting around on one foot get
ting real dizzy. which step Isl
called "the pivot" They Utter.
bug like mad.
Speaking of dancing, the only
big blast that happens once a
Evening star., 1954-09-17

one. which is circular, disc-hke
in shape (natch), has 2 rudders
and a propeller driven engine. 1t
runs about IS m.p.h., and you
get real dizzy controlling it."
1--WE always been fascinated
by planes" Jacques explained,
who is a member of the model
airplane club at school, 80 when
I decided to make something
new that would really fly, these
flying saucers were It,"
Not sold in the District Of Co
lumbia, you have to send ava
Evening star., 1954-09-17
DIVINITY FUDGE
fMrs. N. L. r.. Washington

a y ~'~s - 80 $50 O - ~ s~StSssSSsSssS 5.4
Here is the recipe for Di-
vinity Fudge. requested by
Mrs. II. NJ. ", Washington: Stir
over slow heat until the sugar
is dissolved 2 cups sugar, ~
cup water, rs cup light corn
Cirup. Cook these ingredients
quickly to soft ball stage. 238
degrees. Whip until stiff 2 egg
whites. 1s teaspoon salt. Pour
the sirup over the eggs In q
thin stream. Beat them con-
stantly. When all the sirup
has been added, place the bowl
containing the candy over hot
water. Beat candy until 1t
sticks to the bottom and sides
Of the bowl and stands up in
peaks. Remove it from the
fire. Add Ia teaspoons vanilla,
l cup broken nut meats, "
cup dried candied pineapple
and cherries 60 ptionaD.
Spread the candy on q creased
platter and cut into squares.
Evening star., 1954-09-17
Skating Club
ToH0ve Picnic

The Washington Figure Skat-
ing Club will hold a Junior
Senior Picnic at 5 on Sunday at
the Palisades Recreation Center,
Edmunds street at Sherrier place
NV.
There will be a ball game at
8 and movies of the 1854 club
competitions will be shown after
supper.
Evening star., 1954-09-17
New Contest
For Designing Dolls

Would you like to be a famous
doll designer? Get royalties from
every doll sold? Maybe go to
Europe? It could be all yours
II you enter the Seventeen"
Doll contest. You first obtain
a basic doll-making kit at
Hechts, assemble and dress the
doll according to one of three
catgories-character. fashion or
baby. Then turn the doll into
the store by September 80. Ma
tional judging takes place In
New York in October. and the
prizes include 2 trips to New
York, and appearances with you
and your doll on TV. and one
grand prize of a free trip to
Europe. If you are between the
ages Of 13 and 10, gals. you have
a fabulous opportunity at hand!
II X X Il
For those of you who have
an" has reached the top here is
the hit scale for the Metra area
Evening star., 1954-09-17

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To 10 pounds of fine ripe
. tomatoes, add 5 pounds OF
good brown sugar, . pint Of
cider-vinegar. . tablespoonful
Of cinnamon, one allspice and
cloves mixed, and boil gently
for 5 or 4 hours.
Skin the tomatoes and cut
out the green core.
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CHRISTMAS CORSAGEs?
mrs. r. L. H.. WGshingtonl
! would appreciate it very
much II any one would be kind
enough to send in instructions
on how to make corsages for
Christmas made from cones
and tori small Christmas tree
balls.
! am interested In directions
for making these corsages to
use as "occupational therapy"
for shut-ins.
Evening star., 1954-09-17
STRANGE NOISES.
(MrS. E. L., W0ShtnutO7t)


! had strange noises" in
my house and walls for several
months, and discovered they
were due to bats in my attic.
They are hard to find because
they hide from the light. but
they do fly around where the
light is dim. I had to have a
professional exterminator to
get rid of them. and have not
been bothered with them
since.
MRS. s. c., Silver Spring.
We have q similar problem
which has been bothering me
for two years. The cause of our
noise turned out to be a col
lection of birds on the roof
gutter. Usually I heard the
noise only at night when I was
awakened by it and was too