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WALTER REED yICINITY--Liy. !

225 T ST. N.E.--Nicely furn. 2 rms.
kit. bath: utils. and heat incl: SIS
THEASkER III & a5Ro REALTY. ST. 3-7i 20
ATTRxcTIcE liv.-bedrm.. kitchen.
cite with running water, gas range
2la5 CAIifoRNiap Iifi0R ipSs sr. iosh se conn e; NV
IL bedrms.;. very desirable location
SPOTLEsS TERRACE Att bed.
TEm. liy. rms nv and. radio, mod
1 BEDROOM AND KITCHEN, accept
one child. NO, 1924.
MT. PLEAS, 18th and Kenyon NV
SSmc. l nm, kit,. bath, utils,; mod
Ns 40 1ssS %S' ISD IzSSfsis Sof6Msis G1 sSilsosfS sb
pIsss a2s; lsI ~ 81. Sc ta-ahissSsss ahissSs Mintwo0d
room. completely renovated nicely
tSgnrn.; employed couple; ali utils.;
1ssS sss' ANb Mh Coco S6fs iRp. uc-sed1m ucM51
liv. rm.. bath. kit.-dinette. utils m
Isso 49, SsGyR1ST sD 1sst ssaflvess 81 WS.arm = nv
ltv: rm.. kit; also efficiency. HU
r3..3256 eaf OF. 4-74l4.
6s59 IL 7. N.W.--Efic.; very at
sldS; SO incla n utils' lsdfsz sz. nasSPf y sPt
MT. fLEAsANT--toveiy. clean apt,
$50 mo, Incl. utiis. 1929 Park I'd
nr. PARK. on crosstown busline.
Mr.. WALTER REED. 11OI Fern st
PE. Ris NT, nyt Gs; bstb ayeLy sd,,Its 6 E bedrm.
D6RoSTT' cfRcLEMNswlyy cfsaa aouissi ysV decorated
rms, . firepisces, bath. kYt.. sardsn,
$d2o mo. incl. utiis. 2i23 4 st. nv,
Goofb 81 81. Loc.-s rms. pvt. bath
facils.%, d % ssd 4. Lus a-45tss. 45s' iaun
CAPITOL HILL AREA, III 5th St
s,e;--3 rms. newly redec., includes
1852 BiLTMoRE sT. INV. - 3-rm
fnrn. apt. pvt. bath, handy TO shop.
ginng sna sSaaI atITansp.. children welcome
GRSERocsUasS csaS UTILITIES, many clos.
cts. liv. rn1. bedrm., kit. and bath
Sa5 mo- sa3I 18th q; ny. hal
CAPITOL HILL, 21e MaIyland ave-.
garbage disposal. Waii-to-waii cabi
nets. S-cu. q. refrigefator viii
cilltiss. See Res. Mgr. or eali NE
ssiSt ySAYnoR nm. s,E.. Art. g.
bath. screened porch. so. mo. incl
heat. LII. 2-7640.
1910 18Th ST. NV rms. kit.
bath; conv. transp:; pvt; entrance
BRSabMoCR aaS iIsi csss. ssoi kh oS1e. coS ave.. ls
Beautiful room. 3 large closets. pvt
bath; reasonable. Bee Mr.. BUSH.
COMBORTABLE-4 large rooms, fre.
niaee. secluded; near car and bus
no children; $3.50 for Jan. r
Feb IS. EN- 2-e5e4;
NV. Section; newly decorsted. csi
M pvT. iaSoME, newly ,urn. apt.
entire floor. all utils.. 800. III
KilbouSne pl. Nv. $50, 607 81
1879 MASS. AVE. s.E.--3 rooms. kit.
Es.ii ,'ssIs Sses6Ia, lfTiy I s-ssSs &c., s7s mo-
l3e04 MIN. AYR. SCI bedrm,. II
rear entrances; Ss5 plus utii. JA1fKE
CAREoLk. 5tt9 Nichols ave. sc
MAE BOILING FIELD- Iae Mss
ave. s.e.; l-bedroofn efneiencT: nea]
srs JAZZ sd csRRcE sca1s sS rleoi. as ss ave-
issi lND TEyISG SiSH N.we-Ise., beaus
tuEn. Mv.-bedrm. kit, bath; S6f
incl utils. 10. S-39A3.
CLEAN BASEMENT AIT. ccnv. NV
section; 20 min. TO town by bus
ia. o-2I10.
sssSs5s ssiS fsI ias ss!sass as ossa sss .:sa saa
best of1er. DE- 2-0S01.
1882 1eth ST. N.Ws-Lge, 2-bedr1n
apt. beautifully dec: ali-nev kst.;
s.K.-I.ovsiy at for enpioyed cruple
sslssgoshoos. sGssIn iisnsD, sss Is. z7ss SG'
M. MADISON AND Issb Nv.
1-bedrm. apt: M, bath: epi. Cl
ladies: pvt. hofns. RA. e-6211. III
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ROOMS FURNisnED-

1903 n. II. AVE. NV. near Dupon,
Circie--Only S6.25 vkly. for nice
redec. single room; nr. shower. --i4
NEW RAMPSHIRE HOUSE,. l714 N
II ave. n.w.--NeWly dec. sgle. rms.
maid service. HQ 2-BSS2.
1858 18th ST. N.W.--Businesswon
ssie. and dhls. rms. clean. beaut
furns: modern baths. NO. 7-e069
WILSON HousEs--Exeel rms sele.
S35-S40-S45: dhles., S26-S30-S36;
PVT, bath. $40. Daily. 50. Ap. Q
0296
1885 N. n. AVE. N.Ws "The Pana-
manian"-Very large. well-heated
/ sgie. I'm. In form. embassy. 81 so wk
---i4
CONNECTICUT AVE. vic. Upton ST.
2 adj. rms. with sun porch. next e
bath: conr. transp. WO. 6.4563
NICE LARGE ROOM; good transpor.
tation: Jewish home. RA. 3-o46s
~
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ROOMS, UNFURNIsHED

REALLY WALK TO WORK; i4os 1
st. n.w.--LiTht housekeeping. lge.
rg s assnr,sd and bath bsT N newly .r e
Frigidaire: $55 mo-, incl. all util-
tiles. See janitor on premises or
COIoRED-LARGE unfurnished room
for rent, privileges. AID. 2-615S.
1343 9 st. NV.
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Death to Fleas
IT'S NEW
The PULVEX PUSH Button
Flea Killer Is specifically
designed for your dog.
Kills Fleas, Lice, Ticks.
Deodorizes your dog in
5000 seconds.
No fuss
NO muSs
Just spray
Its economical
SCHMID'S PET SHOP
GAL Eye st. NV. ME. 7-7113
Member Central Charge Service.
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ROOMS WANTED

GENTLEMAN desires rm. in country;
. 20 mi. radius Wash. Telephone: with
2 place to keep game chickens. Box
462-K. Star.
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VALIIE

BUY A COMPLETE 1-BEDRM. APT.
ss sn' siSs sDt od a1sl blaa bssl. xss fas
carpetsd halls. II min. to dntwn.
and $50 mo. Is credited TO purchase
OF furn. ct sacrifice prices, In few
mos. furn. Is yours and then pay
only Se5 mo. CH1LLUM MANOR,
Missouri and n. Capitol, RA. 3-4454,
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Wesley Hotel
2131 O ST. NV.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Modern, Comfortable
Living
THAT YOU ENJOY
SINGLES, $50 MONTHLY
HO. 2-91O0
HOTEI, 1440

4&<< - A1AS = u AZ
Rooms with running water, phone ant
l440 Rhode island ave. NV.
BLACKSTONE HOTEL
1016 18th st. NV.
SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES
Double. from $3.50 per person.
REAS. PERM. RATES
EBBITT HOTEL. 1000-S H ST.
GEORGIAN HOTEL. 1914 @ ST.
COLORED-LGE. ROOMS, SIS; cou.
Piles, $40: one room. kit, all utili.
ties furn.. $3.50. AID. 4-0559.
d ST. N.W.-very
Large, clean. CONT. rms. kit. priyls:i
BLOCK IRVING ST
NW.-And your own kitchen, empi
C0L0RER = CLEAN; ,comfortabl. y
NV. To. ' S-ii5o. IL. S.sssaso. ao'n III I:
COL0RED--s0I TAYLOR ST. NV
privileges. Single or double. RA
6-1492. --12
COLORED--4TH ST. NV. - small
apt, share kit. with ! other, cple. Of
single person. Reas. AID. 4-597O.
CoLoRED - ROOM FOR YOUNG
MAN-Use OF house. Call TU. 2.
$3.50 Ia
COLORED--COLUMBIA RD., mr.. 1str
N.W.--Lovely studio-type front rm.
to lady with good reference; private.
ly owned apt, Just remodeled ant
refurnished, privilege of kitchen. co
$3.50. -17
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SELLING OUT
|7-year-old thoroughbred horse. 1862
bay; hunts perfect.
I4-year-old gray mare. 1853, thorough.
bred; ready to hunt.
Snow FURRY. working hunter. 6-year.
old gray horse. Champion severa
times In Maryland and Virginia last
year.
lFive-gaited pleasure mare. very good
looking. Also perfect childs pony
black. four white stockings. Schooiec
to Jump.
PiNEY CREEK STABLE. Edsall Road
Alexandria, Va, King 9-3262. ----ls
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s4oS NEW BAHfP. AVE. N.W.--Bsnt.
room with pvt. hath and Kit. singie
lady. Express bus. IA. o-0S92. ---12
l4O4 18th ST. N.W.--Bright, COM
Portable room next to bath. over
looking 10th st.; refsr.. hot plate;
|Is2s N sT. N.w.--2 rms: also ant,
furn. References REQUIRED; adults
Nh. Issh. COZ. RD.-ssle. enc. s7es
Ontario I'd. NV; nr. everythins
$3.50 no.: AL utfls. incl. LA. g.
1881. CO. 5-5l75.
I2539 18th N.W.--lst a. hed-sittins
rm.: Ice. closets. compl. kit: pvt
entr.: Si2.75 wk. DE. .2-1675. --Is
PVT. ENTRANCE, oyerlooking Capt.
tol at Union Station Park. inner.
spring mattress. elec. refgr.; Sic
wk. sol Ind st. ne. IA. 5-oOll
FSUnRN. DELE DELE. RM.-Refsr., hotplate
sink: SI2 wk.; x blk. 14th Sc. ol
18th st HU. 3-5200.
lS24 9Th N.W.--White adults. clean
well furnished. running water, frig-
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

FINEST OAK FIREPLACE W00D,
S24 cord. delivered; SIS hall cord.
DRY FIREpLACE Wo0D, immediate
delivery. SIS per cord, $3.50 hall
cord. Call Oh. 2-Q6S4. --15
WOOD for your fireplace. .2-foot
lengths: SIS per cord. Csn RE
|PREs-To-IoGs. the ideal fireplac.
fuel. Long burning. high-heat value.
No dirt. smoke or sparks Easy g
handle Buy carton at your haEd-
ware store or uhone SEuRFIRE
SEASONED OAK WOOD. 10 and "a
In. cord half cord, quarter cord:
ifnmed delivery, ALASKA COAL
CO.. Ma S-5SS5 or OF $500:
Colonial Pea, T5c Bushel
1900 Spring Place, NV.
FIREPLACE WOOD
Seasoned and split. any length: delly'
cry in Mont. Co. and nearby p. G.
S51.75 cord. SI3 per " cord: guar
fine wood. Whitehall 6-s011.
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"
PEEETl

These spts. available nov. Apply 10
tanitor on premises.
1883 Spring I'd. NV. Apt. 2o4
Emeiency with dressing closet and
Murphy bed. separate dinette and
kitchen. Rent S74.60.
i43e Spring I'd. NV. Apt. ioa and
203-8pacious edeieney With
Murphy bed. dressing closet. sepa-
rate dinette and kitchen; Just steps
%. 18th st.. Rent $3.50. Also 4
bedrm- nicely furu., 'front.'. $3.50.
Jess Fisher Management Co.
i4so K o. NV. X. s-isi1
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WEADON ARMS
1919 10th u.w.-L.h,k. rms, singles
doubles, TRIPLES; g3O-S$0 mo-; refs
EXCHANGED. no. 2-79t0.
COLORED-FURNTSHED and unfurn
Housekeeping, Ink, rms. and rms
140S 10th st. NV. Du. 7-1262. ---ls
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Colonial Pea, ToC buSIleI
1900 Spring Place, NV.

ROOMS EURNlsHED--N.M.
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CHINCHILLA XMAS SPECIAL
$3.50 pair. $3.50 a bred pair
Weekdays after 8 pm. call TIE
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SPRINGER sPANIELs-Reg.; excel.
$35: females. SIS. Herndon 106-J-l.
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Settle PUPS, 8 wks.: cross bet.
English and Irish; Eormed; $40
males. $3.50 females. JE. 3-0334.
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Rooms with running water, phone ant
elevator serv., S10.50-$17.50 week
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CHRISIhlAS PRESENTS--We hold
them for Christmas delivery. Reg.
Axe, inocuiated; beaut. puppies;
cookers. ell colors. / pachshund
left, l boxer left; health guaran-
teed. Nr. olney, Nd, Spring 4-49e1.
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Nh, BOILING FIELD -bedrm. apt.
ell utils.. incl. Inquire 1882 So.
NEAR WkLTER REED-Larse iron,
apartment; living room, foyer. bed
nette, kitchen and bath; all newly
redecorated and very nicely fur
nished. In apartment building; jan
itor service; adults. RA. 3-4632i
available now. LIZ
Evening star., 1954-12-12

ENGLISH SETTER, male. Q yrs. old.
Orange Beiton, REGISTERED: wonder
ful with children, partly. trained for
quail: . very beautiful specimen;
must be seen to be appreciated;
egner lsavinE fer overseas; price
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l448 PARK RD. N.W.-very reason
cite cite and Ssth. 5 ss5 and SO SO mo. Also
2 rms. kitchenette and bath. Sf5,
$50 and $SS month. Also 8 rms,
kitchenette and bath, 500, SOS. and
SI00 mo-. utiis. incl See resident
Naun9ar Ant Ma X -1e
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upper 18th st.-2-bedrra. apt. nicely
furn. and 1-bedrm. apt. unfurn.
sSfa b5i r ~. RR' $500. $50 'ss'I q kA BE-
scREENEp pcH.. mod. ant. bldg. !;
bedrm,. Nv. rul.. kit... dinette. tiled
bath with shgyer: dbIe exposure;
psIking let; ss5 VA. d,zslg. ,n,llS
tis. S.a bath: 4 nsTas *, Of week. "a ss6io
BsMT. APT.-Bedrm.. breakfast rm..
Kit. bath: sep. entr. AL utils. incl
ES4IRE M Is0osfiL fsiLoos-couv. tTansp..
shops. util: PVT. bath. sos. 3211
nEphM.Iiy. lEash E ~ ri n as5sa; ds6Ss.. F,slS.u
utlIisi.s: In slnaai aniinisss Rsss phos nss: ssos
&c washer; excel. transp.; . adults.
,cArifoI HaiiLr,-Hed-liv. rm- fit.,
bath, pch.. spotless. See Mgr. I3z
I2th &; s;ss e, 3-4119. -i2
comb Hv.-hedrm., comb. ain. fn.-
sntr sla rStsE st sss as FH Fsns; s1soa se.n s pI
BEAUT. FURN. mod. 1-bedrn. apt.
pvt. entrance; desirable white neigh
borhocd; utils. incl. 10. 2-3o9S;
s4S Z 81. N.E--Iav. rm.. bedrm.
and kit, semipvt. bath: close to
ssiS sas1iEi PA Il Il. S~sgeon.-sedrm.i !sge is sD..
Kris: cony. neishboEhood; utiis. and
Lovely. sis Mo6ERR. FVT. zPT-5
rms kit. bath. utils. incl: excel.
ssct ~ sar,irs u ,3-4I.g.-s1ez
fractivs apt. II desirable. newiy dec
Grated home. DE-. z-s1ep. --l3
III 3rt eT. NJ an9 m: snts !;
PVT baths ehiieren Nlccme. II.
Evening star., 1954-01-01
Aubrey Mel Morgan
Among 6 Honored in u. S.

Aubrey Mel Morgan. who be-
came well known in Washington
while serving for four years as
personal assistant to former
British Ambassador Sir Oliver
Franks. has been made a COM
mander of the Order of St.
Michael and st. George.
He was among six persons liv-
ing in the United States whose
names appeared on Queen Eliz-
abeth's New Year honorS list.
the British Embassy announced.
A similar award went to Brig.
j. H. Tiltman. first secretary at
the British Embassy, who lives
at 1868 Twenty ninth street NV.
Air Commodore F. r. D. Swain,
chief of staff and deputy head
of the British Air Force Mission
in Washington, was made a
Commander of the Bath. He
lives at 118 Kingsley avenue,
Bethesda. with his wife and
three daughters. He has been
here more than three years.
George F. Tizzard, 1927 S street
Sc, who is in charge of the Dip
lomatic bag and mail rooms at
the Embassy was made mem
ber OF the Order of the British
Empire.
Evening star., 1954-01-01
Jacob Epstein Among
So Britons knighted
By Queen Elizabeth
BY she ASS ted Pres.

LONDON, Jan. /. - Jacob
Epstein, the controversial sculp-
tor who came from New York's
lower East Side. was knighted
today by Queen Elizabeth II.
His title was among 50 knight
hoods conferred in the Queens
New Year honorS list. MIR.
Epstein. 73. has been British
subject for 47 years. Fierce
controversies ragged about many
of his earlier works, including
Genesis" oscar Wilde Me-
morial." and Figure of Christ"
but in late years he has settled
down to a traditionalist style.
The Queen singled out $50
persons in various walks of life
for royal honors in the list,
which she completed while sail
ing to New Zealand aboard the
liner Gothic on her current COM
monwealth tour.
OtACAS sAEC 1lOuVECus
Lord Leathers, formerly minis
ter of transport. fuel and power
in Prime Minister Churchill'S
government, was made Wis
count.
Leslie Hore- -BeliSha, who was
war minister and transport min
lister in prewar governments, and
Sir William Strang, who recent
ly retired as permanent under
secretary for foreign affairs, be-
came baronS.
Two conservative members of
the House of Commons-Sir
Stanley Holmes and Richard
Law-alSo were made barons
and viii take seats in the House
of Lords. Mr.. Law is the son
of the late Bonar Law, a former
prime minister.
IndustriaIiStS Knighted.
On the industrial side, knight
hoods go to Leonard Lord, boss
of the giant Morris-Austin mo-
tor combine, and to Ernest
Lever, chief executive Of the steel
company of Wales.
Other new knights include
William Ridsdale, retiring chief
of the Foreign Office news de-
partment.
The most widely known of 100
women honored is Mrs. Pattie
Menzies, wife of the Australian
Prime Minister. She becomes
dame grand cross of the Order
of the British Empire in a sup
Elementary list of Australians
and New zealanderS honored to
mark the royal tour.
Evening star., 1954-01-01
US. ProperiyFire Toll
Rises S13O Million
BY the Assoeiatsd Pres,

BOSTON, Jan. IA fire.
man's-eye view of 1853 as it drew
to a close in the United States
and Canada. pictured it as q
good year-with fire deaths down
an estimated ITS from 1852. But
1t wasn't so good from the
standpoint of property damage
which was up an estimated $3.50
million in the United States
alone.
The National Fire Protection
Association offered these esti-
mates within a few hours of the
end of 1853. The years fire
deaths in Canada and the United
States aggregated 1880. accord
ing to the preliminary statistics
The 1852 total was 1885.
On the other hand, property
loss in the United States in 1858
was placed at $1,072, SOC, ,00C
compared with $942, $50, 900 the
year before.
Canadian fire deaths in 1857
were 572 and in the United
States were 1868. The prelim-
mary 1853 figures were Canada
$50; United States, 11.810.
Evening star., 1954-01-01
Humphrey Prods President
On COP. Responsibility
bV The Assocloied PTess

Senator Humphrey, Democrat.
of Minnesota last night urged
President Eisenhower ito reject
the irresponsible troublemakers
and restore to his party the
type of responsible leadership
the American people have right
to expect"
"If the President wants and
expects support Of the Demo-
cratic Party in the coming SeS-
sion," said Senator Humphrey in
a new years statement, now
is the time for him to assert his
leadership toward restoring some
semblance of responsibility with
in the Republican Party.
Nov, If ever. we need some
real craftsmanship in high places,
rejecting the denlagoguery Of
suspicion creators and fear
mongers who are undermining
faith in democracy itself.
We've had too many examples
during the past year of deliberate
attempts to divide our people
and undermine faith in our Cow
ernnent institutions.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
Problems Todoy
Bachelor Advised to Leave
Married Women Alone

to realize 1t. She needs construc-
tive therapy. not destructive
larking. Another try at her
marriage is strongly recon-
mended.
DEARNMISS NISSEN: I went
with q boy for a year, then we
broke up. He married someone
else six months ago. but now he
says he married her to spite me,
doesn't love her. wants to get a
divorce and marry me. We love
each other. What shall I do?
MARY M.
ANSWER: First of all, the
man doesn't belong to you and
you have no right in the picture
at all. His reason for marrying
the girl doesn't ring true. He
wasn't very loyal to you in the
first place, is deceiving his wife
now. so you should have q pretty
good indication Of the sort of
person he is.
Write Muriel Nissen for free
leGflet D-2O. IFS There A Test
For L0Ue?" In all cases, be
sure to enclose a stamped, SELF
addressed envelope and send
request to her, care the Wom-
ans Department, the EUeninC
Star, Washington 4, D. C.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
Moonlight Cruise
Slated June 28

A moonlight cruise ON the
Potomac win be sponsored by
the Women's Division Of the Ar.
lington Chamber Of Commerce
on Monday. June 28.
Proceeds win be used to help
furnish the proposed new Ar
lington Chamber Of Commerce
Building.
Mrs. j.. H. White. jr.. Is gen.
eral chairman of the event.
Her committee chairmen are:
Mrs. Alvin Kimel. program: Mrs.
Homer Bauserman, tickets and
Mrs. Walter H. Lackman, adver-
tising and publicity.
Mrs. Noel McCann is presi.
dent of the organization.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
The Chef Saws

New York's Greenwich Village
is. fundamentally. an italian
neighborhood and excellent small
Italian restaurants abound there.
A real treat is to 60 downtown to
Monte'S. on MacDougall Street,
for spiedini.
This Is q sort Of italian shish-
kebab. that is to say, it's made
on skewers. but there the re-
semblance ceases. Instead Of
broiling your skewer full of food,
you deep-fat fry it in its entirety,
Skewer and all-and with deli
ciouS results.
To feed 4 people, mi. a pound
Of chopped beef thoroughly with
2 eggs. " cup breadcrumbs, "
cup grated Romano cheese, q
generous handful Of chopped
parsley. and salt and pepper.
Mold this into small, egg-shaped
pieces.
Now cut about " pound Of
Mozzarella cheese. VI pound Of
prosciutto and 3 slices Of some
what stale bread into squares.
Using eight g. inch skewers,
thread them with rneatballs.
bread, cheese and prosciutto
alternately. Dip each skewer
into flour, then an egg-and-
water mixture, then in bread
crumbs and fry quickly in oil in
q large skillet. You will find
that a golden crust forms over
the entire skewer-load, making
the separate items undistinguish-
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able by shape. at least. Serve two
to q customer-there's seldom
any question about wanting Sec
ondS.
For o vegetable, cut = up
broccoli cooked until just tender
and then sauteed quickly In oil
with q Glove of garlic II you
like) is just right. A green salad,
crusty, heated italian bread md
a good Chianti complete the
main course.
To finish up in real italian
style. make zabaliogne. It's espe-
cially easy If you use a hand
electric mixer (slow speed,
please).
In the top Of a double boiler
place, for each person, egg yolk,
teaspoon Of sugar and u egg
shell full of sweet sherry Cor
Marsala, If you can get it. Light
the flame under the boiler (and
at no time should the water in
the bottom touch the top part)
and start beating. When the
water reaches a boil, turn down
tv q bare simmer and continue
to cook, beating away all the
time.
In a few minutes, the mixture
will be thick and foamy: remove
from stove Immediately and pour
into parfait glasses. You can
serve this delicious custard hot
or cold, but followed always by
black Italian coffee in q demi-
tasse, with a twist Of lemon peel
added.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
This Pie Will Never Let You Down
By Violet Faulkner

Even the best cooks sometimes
have trouble with pie crust, and
especially crust for cream pies.
That's why you're going to be so
overjoyed with this brand new
recipe. It can't fail! With 1t, you
make q perfect pie crust every
time and one that stays crisp
when filled, too.
What's the secret Of this fool
proof recipe? The crust is made
with ''bite-size" shredded rice
biscuits. You Just roll the bis
cults into fine crumbs, mix brown
sugar and melted butter or mar
garine and press into the
pie pan. After 10 minutes slow
baking, your crust is golden
brown and crisp. The cereal bis
cults give 1t a delicious new
flavor and just-right texture that
complement your cream pie
filling.
You're really getting double
value for your money in this
recipe because the biscuits sup
ply health-esSential iron, thia-
mine and niacin.
With the success Of the crust
assured you're equally safe
on the filing because it's made
with sure-fire coconut cream pie
filling mix.
CREAM PIE WITH CRUMB
CRUST.
~ cups "bite-size" shredded
rice biscuits
" cup brown sugar, firmly
packed
" cup butter or margarine
package coconut cream pie
filling
Heat oven to slow (3OO degrees
F0. Grease 8-inch pie pan with
salad oil, or soft shortening. Roll
shredded rice biscuits into fine
crumbs or put through the finest
blade Of food grinder. Put
crumbs and sugar into large
bowl. Mix thoroughly with finger
tips. Melt butter. Pour over
crumb mixture. Mix until all
crumbs are coated with butter.
Evenly and firmly pack onto bot
tom and sides Of creased pie pan.
Bake on rack slightly above CEN
Evening star., 1954-06-01

ton with q plea for "the
strengthening Of the American
home"
I'VE need not fear commu-
nisrn II we have the right kind
Of homes" she declared.
Mrs. Ahlgren told the dele.
gates not to ''let anything inter-
fere. with your home life. II your
husband objects to your doing
club work. II you cannot make
him see the advantages Of 1t.
then don't do it. Your home
should always come first. You
will be doing no service to your
self, your community or your
country If you neglect your
home"
National headquarters of the
General Federation is located
here at 1884 N street NV.
Several members Of the Dis.
trict Federation are attending
the convention, including Mrs.
Arthur q. Davis. newly elected
District president. and Mrs.
Erich w. Schwartse. immediate
past president.
Evening star., 1954-06-01
Federation
Opens Its
Convention
BY the Asseeiessd Press

DENVER, June 1.-The 5000
delegates to the General Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs SD an
nual convention prepared today
to take action on resolutions on
the international situation, as
well as domestic issues.
Several of the federation lead
ers have already expressed them
selves on issues of the day in
cluding segregation in the South
and international peace.
On the international scene,
Mrs. Zaio Woodford Schroeder
Of Crosse Point, Mich, the fed
eration's chairman Of interna-
tional affairs, said she sees
women adding a sense Of bal
ance in solving those problems. -
"They won't straighten out
the international situation any
more than men," she said. "But
women are biologically pacifists
and they can contribute impor-
tant influences on the world
problems"
Mrs. Chester E. Martin, of
Atlanta. Ca. expressed the opin-
ion that "Southerners will meet
the problems in their own way"
in reference to the Supreme
Courts ruling outlawing segre-
cation in the Nations schools.
Time will take care of the prob
lem," she said.
Last night Mrs. Oscar A. Ahl-
gren Of Whiting. Ind. president
Of the II million member organi-
Zation. who left national head
quarters here last week for the
convention. opened the conven-
Evening star., 1954-06-01
Minister to Speak

The Rev. DR.. George McPher-
son Docherty, pastor of the
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. and Mrs. Docherty will
be honor guests at a dinner to be
given by the University Women's
Club at $3.50 pm. Thursday at
the club. 1708 New Hampshire
avenue NV. DR.. Docherty will
give an illustrated talk following
the dinner on the topic. "A Nicht
in Scotland"