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The new law on Social Security for
farmers will be the topic for discus
sion at the Cory-R -Rawson high school
for the adult farmer course on Mon
day night, December at $3.50, to be
held in the agriculture room. A so
cial security agent from the Lima of
fee has been secured By the Cory
Rawson agriculture teacher, Franklin
Deeds, and a short film will be shown
to explain the new law. After the
film a general discussion will be held.
Since this law will affect most far
mers, it is hoped ths ire viii be a good
turnout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Smith called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Market in Wa
pakoneta Sunday. Mr.. Market has
been i'll for quite some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Feller, Findlay,
enjoyed their Thanksgiving Day din
ner with their daughter and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Fink, Rawson.
Mr.. Ernest Merritt, Toledo, spent
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kimberly and with Mrs. Anna Mer-
ritt, Route l, Rawson.
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RAWSON
ROUNDUP

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hoch, Rt. L,
Rawson, entertained at family din
ner in their home Thanksgiving Day.
Those present included Rev. and
Mrs. Carl Hoch, Defiance, Miss
Amanda Hoch, NFindlay; Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Boop and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Bill Boop and family, Bea-
verdam; MIR. and Mrs. Floyd Hoch
and family and Mr.. Harry Lashley,
Rawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Houdeshell,
Rt. /. Rawson, entertained their fam
ily at a turkey Idinner Thursday.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cola
grossi, Elkhart, Ind, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne Boutwell, and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Hauenstein and family
and Mr.. and Mrs, Eddie Rettig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hauenstein
and daughter Mary entertained at
turkey dinner Thanksgiving Day.
Those present for the day were Mr..
and Mrs. John Vermilya, Coloma,
Mich; Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hauen-
stein, Carey, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs.
Dean Cupples and family, Mt. Cory;
and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Hauen-
stein and family, Rawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Robinson enter
tanned at family dinner Thanksgiv-
ing Day. Those enjoying the feast
were Miss Helen Ruth Robinson, stu
dent at Bowling Green college, Mr..
and Mrs. Ross Bechtel and family,
Marion, Ohio; and Bill Robinson
Bill will be leaving for the army on
December Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sexton and
daughter spent the week end with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Sex
ton in Akron, Ohio.
Guests in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. I. Shaw during Thanksgiving
week were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sim
mons and daughter of Toledo. They
returned to their home Sunday after
mon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Morrow and
daughter, Long Beach, Calf, called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Culp (parents)
last Friday evening and on Mrs. N.
S. Hartzell (grandmother), Findlay,
before leaving for California. Mr..
Morrow win report back for duty
with the U. S. Navy. His family will
remain in California for at least a
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Grubbs have
received word from their son, Pvt.
Eugene Grubbs, that he will be home
for furlough on December Is. Pvt.
Grubbs is at present stationed at
Fort Hood, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Shaw and
Mrs. L. B. Folk entertained at a buff
fet supper Thanksgiving. Present
were Mrs. Joe r. Wisely and daugh-
ter, Mr.. David 10y, Findlay; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Simmons and daughter,
Toledo; and Mr.. and Mrs. Dwayne
Folk and daughter of Gibsonburg.
Soldiers mailing address: Pvt.
Robert d. Neff, U. S. 52363471, Co. A
99s, E. B. c., APO 288, New York,
N. Y.
Jerry Market, Lima, spent the holi-
day school vacation with his aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Smith.
Captain Fred Hartman, who was
recalled to active duty in the army in
May of 1852, has served two and a
half years as army captain and is
now returning to private life. A
doctor of veterinary medicine, he will
be associated with DIR. Fl. ID. Bachtel
of Canton Veterinary hospital, Can
ton. He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hartmann.
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Carolyn Schick, Gene Robnolte Exchange
Wedding VOUs In West Point Church

Gently at her home, Route /, Lafay-
cite.
The bride received miscellaneous
shower. Guests included Misses Car
olyn Basinger, Edna and Betty
Schick, Nancy Andrews, Shirley
Shut, Mrs. Polly SPENCER, Mrs. Jean
searson, Mrs. DoEothy schick and
the honored guest.
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LEGAL NOmCE

l4E1sAL NOAAOE
Myron Frank NungesteE of Allen County
Ohio, hereby gives noticefthat he will file his
petition in the Probate Court of said county
praying for an order gaid court. authoriz.
Frank Nungester 20 Yyrch Frank Owen tina,
said petition viii by for bearing before saie
court on the Sth day 81 sjanuary, 1865, al
10 100 O'Clock Al Nj or 10 soon thereafter al
said court may hssE the same.
MYRON FRANK NR@JNGESTER. A Minor
BY Almyra H. Yant. His Next Friend
BY Anthony j. BoweY Dec,
LEGAL.INOTICE
Sgt, Carl Gene Bafdo, whose last known
place of address was NO. 4373S8, NJ. "A. ID. N
A. t. T. C. Bks.. SI4. Memphis. Tennessee
is hereby notified 1at Dorothy Lucille Barde
has flied her petitiSn against him for divorce
for custody and gupport. of the minor, chill
dren and for any and ell other equitable re-
lief to which she may be entail in the prem.
ises. the groHndg of gross naclect of duty
and extreme cruelB In Cas- No. 1850. oi
the Common Plsai cdurt oS Allen County
on or after six weeks from tthe date of tht
first publication M this notice,
DURBIN. NAsARRE AND RIZOR,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Sol Dominion HIding. Lima, Ohio
Dec. 2. 8, l6. %, 80. Jan.
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Carolyn Ann Schick, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Schick of Route
|, Lafayette, and Gene Robnolte, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Robnolte of
Beaverdam, were united in marriage
in an impressive ceremony Sunday
evening at 1880 o'clock in the West
Point Methodist church near Lafay-
cite.
The ceremony was performed in
the presence Of the immediate fami-
lies and few close friends.
The new Mrs. Robnolte is grad
uate of the Lafayette-Jackson high
school and is employed at the ]. J..
Newberry Co., Lima. Mr.. Robnolte,
a graduate of Beavsrdam high school,
is employed at H0over's Appliance
store, Lima.
Miss Marjorie Schick, cousin of the
bride, entertained in her honor re
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NOTICE or APPOINTMENT
HE ETATE OF OHIO I

Glen County, IS.
Estate of Stephen L. Carey Deceased
k%#dred Carey of Lafayette, Ohio. has been
app@nted and qualified as Administrators of
TIE state of Stephen l.. Carey late of Allen
eoAsky, Ohio, deceased.
q waEed this 10th day Of November 1854
Harry j. Bennett, Probate Judge
Nov. 25, Dec. 2,
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PAGE FOURTEEN
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
HE STATE OF OuIn

Allen County. IS.
Estate of William II. Ellenberger OccssEsed.
Urai Ellenberger of Beaverdam 0hb has
been appointed and qualified as AdrSnistra-
Tor with will annexed of the estate&of vii
liam II. Ellenberger. late of Allen8 Coexty,
Ohio. deceased.
Dated this 9Th day of November. isAsS s@a@ss
HARRY ]. BENNETT, Probate Judge
Nov. Is. 25. Dec.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-20
1915 10th ST. NV.

Two bedrooms, living room, dinette.
kitchen and bath; nicely furnished.
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bsmt.; $50 mo. 10. 2-os99; 5nd-fi.
, 9SI'eH 10th ST. N.w.-rhree rms.
Pullman Kit. and bath. Ho, 2-2Ss6.
PVT. ENTRANCE-one-bedrm. apt,
with dinette. living rm.. big kit. and
bath; SOL, plus utils, See res. mgr
Chesapeake st; 70. 3-l623;. or
SHANNON 8 ! & s tgcHs CO. 1908 H
VIZ Il: INV ISvrT HH' YoU To SEE excep-
tionally spacious, redecorated. J.
bedrm. apis, In this attractive, new
bldg. for immediate occupancy; ad-
Joining playground and very con-
yenient to shOppinS schools sa trsnS III
So. sEs545; SHANNON = LycHls
$50 S 18Th s9' ST. Il NV w." Apt pit No. g
Two, bedrooms; living room, dinette.
k ss sG n bath psnt and p0F Soi
water. newly decorated. Key Apt.
70. /; B, F. sAuL CO. 925 18TH
$40 QUINCY ST. N.W.-One-bedroom
apis elevator b S,,es s Lying
b 5o9m s 9eaf0 fneiudn sens ali Utilities s
See res. mgr. B; r. SAUL CO.,
622S ORTIZ DAKOTA AVE. NV
Two rooms. kitchen, dinette, bath:
$50. including heat and hot water.
See ianitor on premises. B. F.
sA,r1 CO. e25 18th st. NV. Ma.
1905 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. nv
ca Efficiency apt. Living bed
room, kitchen and bath: SAB. in
clu ing all utilities. B. F.. SAUL
CO. 925 18th st. NV, Ma. S-2loO.
3iOi 18th ST. N.W.-Two bedrooms,
living room. kitchen, bath. newly
decorated ST.. including heat and
hot water See ianitor on prem
Uses B. F. SAUL CO.. 925 18th
st NV. MA. S-a100. 81
NEAR GREENWAY. N.E.-Duplex.
bedrm. liv rm., dinette, kit. bath,
$3.50. RE. 7-2l37 or Ii. 4-7265.
NEAR CIV HosP.-2nd f.. 2 rms,
kit, bath, utils incl, SIS. RE.
7-2137 or Ii. 4-T265. 20
GETOWN-Attractive air-con-
ditioned 1-bedrm.. lge. liv. rm., FIRE
place, S125 mo. OIL. 2-3229. -26
AVAIL. IMMED., 7Q16 Eastern ave.
n.w.-1- bedrm. apt. So per mo-:
cow. to everything. Call ST. 3-055Os
1891 MACoMB ST. N.w.-Two rms,
kit. and bath, rear porch. . expo
.sures; adults. One rm., dinette.
kit. tile bath, adults. --22
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Goth AND PA. AVE. S.E.-New 6-unit
bldg. attrac, / bedrm.: close to
churches, theater, stores and bus;
adults, St;0. so plus utils. RA. Bel 1868.
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NV. SECTION, 2 locations-2440
18TH ST. NV; 2 rms. kitchenette
and bath, $50 mo. Also rms. Nt,
and 9 baths. $3.50 mo. And at 400
Fairmont st. NV, 8 large rms. Kit.
and bath, SaT.50 mo. Apply switch
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APIS. UNFuRNlsHEp-D. c.

400 KANSAS AVE. NV. two
1890. including including ali 'n lstiiiSities. 01 Sc.
laniter on premises. B.. =. SAUL
CO.. 026 18th st. NV. Ma. $1,000
FINEST ADDRESS ON CONN. AVE-
Modern apt. bldg: beautiful enc.
fsuitable for bed), other furn.; cow
heat End air cond.. individually con.
tro.led; laundry room. valet shop
garage. sun deck; 5000. Phone EN-
iiOO i4th ST. N.W.-Two-bedrm
apt. on carline; $50 includes heat
gar avail. WOODWARD g. NORRIS
Realtor. 723 10th st. n.w.. RE
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NEAR SHERATON PIX. HOTEL--Two
rms. kit; bath, sun porch: nr Ss536
2Sth st. NV. Thurs. FRI. 90 pm;
Sat. Sun, 20 pm. III
APT. 81, 1880 18th ST. NV rm:.
kit, and bath, S37 so. AFFLECk.
2433 Penna. ave. NV. Ma. S-05oo.
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APIS. FURNISHED-D.c.

sI6,, sth ST. N:W:-EfheisncZ .ept;
or NE. 8-1602. al
73e Slst 81. e.E.-one- bedrm. du-
fenced I'd; excel. cond:; sos mo.
GEoRGETowN- Unusually attrac-
t tive duplex apt; for ,. q em ri,
p pSi III thirouR 4hS $50 mo. on
Yearly Hsss. Cali De. 2-71lS or
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 2O3e
s swift SnS.n eisv: Sss 10 ssssO
FOR THE MONTH OF APRn-Niee-
" .furn. bedrm. apt. % reliable
sS SaTiTi ISL. fsS r na 1 6sais. de-
kit. bath, den. utils; furn.. pvt,
T HVSe L Sso rms Se I ntesiy ,urn: at
bath, porch, vell-kept apt. house.
500; % si4 Deisfeld Dl. NV. - IA.
ls sSs SA sISm;. St: nv, NJ 18th 81
kit. and bath or bedrm,. liv. nm.
kit, bath. New furn. Elev. BLDG.
See janitor on premises. al
bEACON ATS, 1901 calvert 81. NV
Eley S; 6sdrm 4. also .ns bs err ny. ~
enc. $50 In other Ice. EN-. 3-9O77.
GEORGETOWN AREA, 2030 Tunlaw
I'd. NV. NEAR Wis. and w pl.)--
Newly furn., English bsmt. type
studio efiic.: complete kit. pvt. tiled
shower. pvt. front and rear entr:
unusually nice: 500. incl. utils. One
nan s..8 Ggsn Sat and Sun, 10
1902 LAMONT ST. N.w.-Entire ard
floor, 3 rms. and bath, utils. furn. !:
suitable for 2 men or women; S75.
CAPITOL HILL apt. bldg. 3 rms.
bath, ali utiis.. nicely furn.: refined
couple or single: SOS. KE. S-6354.
17es POTOMAC AVE. s.E.-Bedrm.
Kitchen. inclosed porch; adults.
Gk d ttSH5lS STUDIO APT. ready
for occupancy Monday. Apply 8l6
Kennedy s.; NV. Phone RIA. 6-s227
NoRTHwEST@4-rm. apt: 2 cpies;
Day o esTs for ! child utilise incl,
Liz. RIM, BEDRM.. KIT. back porch.
PVT. bath; 2 or 2 adults. RIA. 6-7434.
BACHELOR APT. near embassies;
ssg mo ~ mel ''ye meals I per 0 dss
d M6R RTGTSf H rs fffifoo AREA l
as 6sEsh s sssasp s't bedr a adults a
R tpsi EN- tp 354s4 |, so, c.,v.r, :. : =
liv. rm.. din rm.. kit and bath. Also
ENC. $50 in other loo. EN-. 3-9077.
1875 C ST. Mel and . bedrms.
Sanfppt hafhc all rfile na0P Tani-
0iS Kennedy ST. N.W.-Furn. apt.
8 rms, kit. pvt. bath; rent reas.
1919 KENNEDY ST. N.w-Liv. nm,
semipvt, bath; pvt. entrance; $50.
= f ExT SRs4AtiElARG RMS. bath, enc. a.
front apt; newly t Tsdsc.' all wills.
for 3 adults. 1880 ArEonne pi Nv.
BEDRM:. comp. kit. utils, furn; ::
1925 CLiFToN ST. NV = Vacant
front; sloo. See ianitor or phone
s s. a MONTE MONTH, incl. utils.: coy s-rm,
Northumberland street p SiS ,,e. Il
500 cf Z. 'cAHFTiroI 'sT.-s rms. and
bath; / or 2 adults. Ii 6-7043.
NV. NEAR 5th ST.-Attrac. 3-rm.
bsmt. apt. pvt. bath; 2 or 3 en-
ployed adults. ia. 9-T42S. 81
N.W.---Two girls would like enc girl
to share 2-bedrm. apt. Call AID.
BASEMENT APARTMENT, all utils
furn.; for g.. private entrance. 331 5
18th st. NV. CO; 5.6795. -
ROOMY, WITH SLEEPING MCOvE
and Widowed kit: owner pays your
utils: you pay reas. rent. See 1t
Sat-, 2-5. 3091 18th st. NV. or
call MR.. Dyer. EN-. 2-0642.
1859 GIRARD ST. NV. S1250
Lovely 2,rm; apt, utilities.
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1859 GIRARD ST. NV. $3.50
Lovely 2-rm. apt, utilities.
SAM RosEY. AID. 4-2700
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APIS. FuRNIsHED--MD.

CHILLUM TERRACE APIS.
Modern de luxe. furnished. 2-bedrm
| apis. avail. for immed. occupancy
l or 2 baths: full din. .rm.; apt
with dem Several floor plans; Ii
Minis. from downtown. sgle. bus fare
N. H. ave, block over D. c. Linz
to Sheridan ST., right to bldg. SCI
janitor. $50 Sheridan ST., bsmt. apt
JU. 5-2933 or UN. 4-54SS.
COLMAR MANOR-2nd II. Twins
rm., kit. bedrm and bath: quick
transp. to D. C. WA. 10000 week
days after Q pm. --26
BRENTWOOD. Md rms. bsmt.
pvt. entrance. mr.: transp;. empl
cple.. utils.. reas. UN. 10000.
MT. RAINIER. lge. liv.-bedrm. comb.
lge. kit. pvt. bath, S65 mo. AP.
7-24S5. 4013 Both st. -21
TAX. PIX. nicely furn., 4 rms. pvt
bath, lge closet. cow transp.. nice
location, $50. JU S-9SS6. --21
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GARDEN APIS, Sc.
2 and 3-bedrm. furn. apis. Conven
to transp., shopping, schools. LU
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IN THE INGLEsIDE. 1908 .st st.
n.w.-5 nice lge., newly decorated
rms.. bath and porch. Rent S72.
RA 6-l665. go
DUPONT CIRCLE--Entire third floor.
in converted town-house; one bed:
room. extra-large living room. all
tile bath, large kitchen. garbage
borhood. Sl1O. Call DU. 7-647S.
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ate Once Bldg.-Redec.. 1-bedrm
apt: roorny, nice. view; elev. b,dg
1iIt + ST. N.E.-Bedrm.. liv. rm.
kit. bath, newly dec: elev. bldg
l5a, I!th ST. N.w.-Eisht rooms
ia baths. oil heat; 500 mo. M.
PAUL HANNAH. 732 18th St NV
, SE BELMONT RID. NV. - one
room. kit. bath. utils. and heat
furn,' pvt. entr.; sos mo. M. PAUL
HANNAH ! 1872 nth st, NV. NE.
5eJI5 9th ST. N.W.-Three rms,
newly dec. pvt. bath; conv. tranSp.
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1855 CALVERT ST. NV. mr.. 18th
| and Columbia rd.-Bedrm.; Nv, rm.'
sep. kit. and bath. $50 80. Elev.
bldg. All utils incl. See ianitor, on
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NEW BLDG. 41S6 Livingston I'd, Sc.
Large . and / bedrm. apis. shop
ping close by. Parking. laundry IA
cllities on prem. incinerator, master
TV antenna. large closets. modern
kit; See mgr, at Apt. l02. 10.
ONE Ice. LIv. RM.. bedrm.. kit,
utils. furn.: one blk, south of Penna
ave. 405 Seward so. sc. -21
416 nth ST. Me- rms, kit, bath,
back porch; $50 HARRISON &
ADAMS. 932 x st. NV. MA. S-S3nS,
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Admiral Dick
ByUphon1s

The Colonial Room of the
Officers' Club, Fort Myer, was
the scene last night of 7-to-9-
o'clock cocktail buffet party
given by Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
John S. Upham in honor of Vice
Admiral r. M. Dick, NATO's
standing group liaison officer.
Admiral Dick, British officer,
arrived recently from his Office
in Paris for a short stay in the
Capital.
Brig. Gen. Upham is director
of the standing group and he
and Mrs. Upham asked the mill
tary representatives from the IA
nations of NATO and their
wives, plus few personal
friends, to drop by.
Among those attending were
the United Kingdom Represen-
tative to NATO Sir John and
Lady Whitley, the French rep
resentative, Gen. and Mrs. Jean
E. Valluy, and the United States
representative, Gen. and Mrs. j.
Lawton Collins. Members of
their respective Offices there were
Gen. G. R. Price, Gen. and Mrs.
Paul Stehlin and Gen. and Mrs.
Karl Truesdell, jr.
The military representatives of
the standing group of the IA ma
tons of NATO present included
Maj. Gen. Andre Bigwood, Bel
GUM; Rear Admiral and Mrs. H.
G. DeWolf, Canade; Rear Ad-
mlral and Mrs. Svend Ranlau-
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and sprinkle with a little nutmeg.
Lay in a buttered baking dish,
and then add the fish stock or
ella mbroth. Cover with buttered
paper and bake in moderate
oven $3.50 degrees F. for 80 min
utes, basting frequently. Take
paper of and cook 5 minutes
longer. Take fish out and put on
hot platter: meanwhile transfer
the liquor to a saucepan and re-
duce over hot fire; then add
slowly the butter and tomato
puree. Adjust the seasoning,
add the lemon juice, and pour
this sauce over the fish. Garnish
with parsley.
TUNA STEAK.
Cut a two pound piece of fresh
tuna fish into 6 pieces; season
each slice to taste with mixed
salt, pepper, nutmeg and thyme;
place in pan in broiling oven.
Sprinkle with melted butter and
broil on both sides until deli
cately brown and fish just begins
to flake, basting frequently with
a mixture Of equal parts Of
melted butter, lime Juice and hot
fish stock. Serve at once with a
side dish of melted butter fla
vored with little lime Juice and
garnish with parsley and lemon
quarters.
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Are Hosts

Gen. j. Lawton Collins, United
States Representative to NATO.
and Mrs. Collins entertained at
black tie dinner for IA in their
quarters at Fort Lesley McNair
at 8 o'clock last night.
The dinner party was given in
honor of Count and Countess
van den Steen of Mean. Belgium,
who have been on a trip around
the world and are now en- route
home.
Among those enjoying the
dinner delicacies were Mai. Gen.
Andre Bigwood, Belgium Repre-
sentative on the Military Com
mittee NATO; Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. w. TIL. Carp, Netherlands
Representative on the Military
Committee NATO: 1t. Gen. w.
B. Palmer, Maj. Gen. Howard
Davidson, and Col. and Mrs. A.
T. del Marmol, Col. del Marmol
is connected with the Belgium
Military Mission.
Also present were Col. and
Mrs. F. P. Campbell and Miss
Agnes Collins, sister of Gen.
Collins.
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Kibitzers Offer Advice in Cutting Tuna

minutes. Add small amount of
sherry and haste two or three
times during balance Of cooking
time. Allow IL minutes baking
time per pound.
Another spectator voted for
picked tuna. This is the way
Sam Locastro used to prepare it
in his native Sicily. Fry the tuna
first and cut it up into 2-inch
squares. Simmer onions until
they're soft but not brown. Add
wine vinegar to the onions and
a handful of mint leaves. Put
the fish chunks in a deep cas-
serole. season with salt and pep
per, add the vinegar and onions.
Cover and let stand about 2
hours. Fine eating, he says, and
has promised us a sample if
Wen come back tomorrow.
BAKED FRESH TUNA.
b slices fresh tuna.
Salt, pepper.
Nutmeg, grated.
u cups fish stock or clam
broth.
4 tablespoons butter.
4 teaspoons tomato PURGE.
Juice / lemon.
8 sprigs parsley.
Salt and pepper the tuna slices
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ing from Philadelphia the weight
was estimated at 500 pounds.
Even for a market accustomed
to handling fresh tuna during the
season tfrom July to the end of
August, this was the largest one
they've had. They usually run
around 800 to 400 pounds. The
fish will be cut up into steaks
and roasts. One steak we saw
cut off weighed 1872 pounds.
How do you go about prepar-
ing fresh tuna? There are
numerous ways, we gather. One
recipe passed on to us was this:
Order a roast cut 2 to 8 inches
thick. Preheat oven to $50 de-
grees F. Put a small amount of
olive oil in a roasting pan.
Sprinkle with chopped onions,
celery and season with salt and
pepper. Add 2 or 3 pieces of bay
leaf and u cup water. Place
tuna on top and bake about 20
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Floating Island

Here's a dessert you probably
haven't had since your childhood.
Try it out on your own children.
Scald a cup of milk in the top
of a double boiler. While it is
heating, blend 2 tablespoons
cornStareh and 5 tablespoons
sugar and add a cup of cold
milk, Mix till smooth. Add
this, a little at a time, to the
milk in the double boiler and
stir over a low flame till the
mixture starts to thicken. Then
stir in two well-beaten egg yolks.
Cook about 5 more minutes, STIR
ring constantly. Remove from
flame and turn into a shallow
dish, or into individual Sherbet
glasses. Top with peaks of
beaten egg whites. using your 2
whites with 2 tablespoons of
sugar.
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Fish Are Caught
Accidentally in
Pound Net
By Violet Faulkner

Quite a crowd was on hand at
$50 this morning to lend advice
on getting this compound tuna
off the floor and up on the show
case.
The tuna, bluefln, weighed
TAB pounds when caught. 1t was
one of three accidentally shared
in a pound net off Newport,
Rhode Island. A $4,000 net was
torn up in the struggle. Too
large to ship in its entirety, the
head and tail had to be removed
and the fish cut in half before
it could be handled. When it
reached one of our local fish
markets by truck early this morn
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Hansen, Denmark: 1t. Gen. and
Mrs. Sly Lianos Pallis, Greece;
1t. Gen. and Mrs. Cesare Gan.
DIM, Italy; Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
w. TIL. Carp, the Netherlands:
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Erling G.
Hosgvedt, Norway; Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. H. Delago, Portugal.
and Rear Admiral and Mrs. Aziz
Ulusan, Turkey.
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Picnic Supper

The Aviya Business and Pro-
fessional Group of Hadassah will
hold picnic in Rock Creek
Park this evening. Members
and guests will have campfire
supper followed by entertain
ment. Miss Muriel SCHNEIDER is
chairman of the event.
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Invitations Issued

The Pakistan Ambassador and
Begun Amjad Ali have issued
invitations to a reception to
celebrate Pakistan Day. The re-
ception will be held on Satur-
day. August IA from $50 to
$3.50 o'clock at the embassy.
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Mrs. Dudley Honored
8-2 THE EVENING STAR
= Washington. D c.
WEDNESDAY. JULY "A, 1854

Mrs. Evelyn Dudley. a long
time Washington resident who
is moving to Pasadena, Calf,
was honored at a dinner party
July Is at the home of Mrs.
Fannie Sebastian, 1886 Sixteenth
street NV.
Mrs. Dudley has served as
president of the Sebastian
Crafts Club for three years.