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HOUSES FOR sALE---Mp.
Silver Spring
RAMRT Fps


M. Four Corners. Just listed this love.
~ 3-bedrm. brick home. complete In
every detail: lge. liv. rm. and din
rm., fully carpeted: lovely covered
patio, ali-elec. kit. with breakfast
space. 8. very lge. bedrms.. built-in
garage; beaut. lot with trees: mr.. al
conyeniences. =.
RAMBLER -$16,750
medium priced rambler
ITO suit all your needs; 8 bedrms.. liv
rm., porch. full bsmt.; owner will
accept CT contract.
Colonial-No Money Down
Owner must move this nearly new g.
bedrm. Colonial mr.. park and schools
Immediately: CT appraised S16,950
Sacrifice for Sf5. $40 with no money
down, payments approx. $50; full
bsmt., 1ge. yard with trees. lge
guest-sized din. rm., completely
equipped kit. with breakfast space
paneled den.
JU. 9-6440.
Woodside Realty Co.
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ARLINGTON
Cool Symphony

FoREsT GREENi Prewar brick GO.
lonial; center foyer entrance; at
tractive living room has secluded
screened porch; 3 nice bedrooms
and bath up; basement. recreation
room and half bath; garage. Lovely
Quick and easy access TO Pentagon
and D. c. CT APPROVED AT S2I,-
550i A rare findi Call
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. IA. 10000 TIL 0
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PRIVACY AND QUIET

PAINT BRANCH FARMS
Four and one-half beautifully devel-
oped acres: stable for Q horses and
4-bath brick home with 2-car garage.
Entirely fenced and level; shaded BY
14S dogwood trees and fruit or
chafd; space for 2 more houses. Cal
Mr.. Clark, RIA. 3-0011.
MARSHALL ]. MAPLE co.
1924 18th st. NV AD. 4-2005
Rambler-1-Acre Lot
Spacious brick and stone home. 80 II
orerail, on I acre Of native pine
covered land. 8 twin-size bedrooms
2 baths, 32-ft. living room, guest
size dining room. kitchen, tiled ant
screened breezeway to 2-car garage
market due to owner leaving this
area.
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RAMBLER---$l6,75O
Colonial-No Money Down
SILVER SPRTNG

SILVER SPRING
Nicely planned brick. Colonial ir
The liv. rm. Is lge. with fireplace
built in bookshelves, has family sized
din. rm., overlooking beaut. fenced
yard, 3 lge. bedrms., bath, full
bsmt., scr. porch. Price. $16,950,
HOLMEAD. Realtor
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BRICK g. stone IN RAMBLER

BRICK g. STONE RAMBLER
Six lge. rooms. Q baths. full bsmt.
with Law. and outside. entr.; extra
lge. screened liv. porch; huge land
scaped lot: most desirable location
overlooking Rock Greek Park. You
the adyentag of SUBURBAN atmos-
phere. Must be seen to be appreci-
ated Priced to sell quickly on reas.
OPEN II Am. TIL DARK
Dir: out 18th st. to East-west hwy,
turn left to MeadowbrooK lane. turn
right to open house. Or, cut Conn.
ave. to East West hwy. turn right
to Meadowbrock lane. turn left to
open mouse; .,,,,, ,pos
1910, Vermont Ave. RE. 7-1gSS
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BEDROOMS

$3.50 DOWN
Vacant: move right. In If your credit
is good. Large lot, garage: $40
Howard ave, Rockville. cox q CO..
s15 N. Capitol ST.: Mrs. Fitzgerald,
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GT-$140 PER MONTH
No On. Payment-Bethesda
Why pay rent? 4 bedrooms, IN baths,
living room. dining room. kitchen,
basement. DI. 10000 any time.
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ASH WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
BETHESDA-S18,950

De aG6lJA-01O,0
Real value is offered In this older red
brick Dutch Colonial, needing some
redecorating. Fine, close-in residen-
tial area, near Naval Medical and
NH. Half blk. Transportation. g
bedrms., Q baths, screened porch,
garage, slate roof, rec. rm.. 2 fire-
CHEVY CHASE $50, 500
Spacious brick rambler with 3 bed:
rms, 8 baths. full din rm.. screened
porch. 2-car garage, roughed-in rec.
rm. with fireplace: additional 4th
bedrm. or den. Large lot with huge
CHEVY CHASE--$25, ESQ
New brick Cape Cod: excellent lcca-
md schools. with side-screened porch,
bedroom and bath down: 2 bed
rooms and bath ,up:. full dining
room, all-eiectric kitchen. Shown
BY appt. only.
CROSS 81 PERRY, INC.
OF. 2-0O9S. Once Open 3 TIL 8
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Center-Hall Brick Colonial
Mr.. wis. ave. and Grafton. ST.. You
be the first to see. this lovely l.
owner home: located on lge. land
scaped shaded lot: 1st a. tile powder
rm., 3 spacious bedrms. and 2
baths on Ind A.: liv. rm. with fire.
place and adjoining porch, din. rm.,
kit. with stainless steel sink and
breakfast area; rear porch and
patio, full bsmt., attic. garage,
slate roof, gao. heat. BURVLE o.
RAMSEY. JU. 9-29S5, ia. 9-2442.
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>TAKOMA PARK
INCOME PROPERTY
First A.; 8 bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. rra.,
kit. and bath; bsmt. apt; y rms.
and bath: sep, entr. Rent for S65
mo. Patio and garden; entire house
in peri. cond.; CT financing;
CLAUDE fGjIS WOOD. Realtor. Ju. $1,000
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~. 9-6200 TIN Q PM. --26
SILVER SPRING
isVei basement Ssasn apartment; situated
on well Handicapped lot. Iiy. .rm.
with flrepl., din. rm., kit. 2 bed
rms. and bath up. Liv. rm., lge. kit,
bedrm. and bath in bsmt. Hot-water
heat. A bargain at S1S,500. Call
JU. 6-4222, 8 to Q, LAWRENCE
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HOUSES ron sALf--s.E.

ANA !!: y,,, Oh Min I, .: ave. Tair-
r I ies! sis Pn FAR gHzEsah h fsnsf
INC. LU. 4-340O, 10. 2-5976,
ANACOsTIA---Lge. det.; 8 rms, &
bedrms.; with N-acre level lot; suit.
for nursery or Ice. family; So, 800
down; HARTMAN REALTY. INC.
SECTION. mr.. Pa. ave-
Oct brisk Esb LEI; ss rms ss, bed ed
SlS.950.. HARTMAN REALTY, INC.
LU. 4-3400. LU. 2-6976.
BEAT THE RENT MAN, BE A HOME
OWNER-If you like shopping CEN
see this nearby. new 5-roofn semidet
D Dsisn ss.n seai fs r. sRs .s sssh
s szsa MS MARI HI 3 W sAast co
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. AD f.
Two-THREE bedrm. houses, s1o.50o
up; ammed. occur. excel. terms.
BERENs SALES. INC, Ma. $4,000.
Ext. So.
By OwNER--1st commercial. e-rm.
house; parking 9 cars: used for
10. 3-6S02. %
26I3 BRANCH AvE.-Lovely 2-story
home on good-sized lot: lge. liy. rm.
with arepl.,. full-sized din. rm.. we'll
equipped kit. powder rm. on list a. !:
3 lge. bedrms. with lge. closets and
bath on 2nd a.; full hsmt.. rec. rm.
with firepl and bath. A. A. CA
ROZzA CO., 2412 MINI. ave. s.e.,
LU. 4-0040: ewes. LU. 1-9515.
--27
Mr.. 30th AND PA. AVE, mr.. public
and parochial schools; Diet. brick; 9
rms, 3 bedrms.. 1st-fi. powder rm. ;
mined; sale. HARTMAN REALTY.
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IN V lila
SPECIAL.

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Bethesda
"Kenwood"
Living Room. 1927

one OF the charming homes Of Beth
esda's finest home communities. On
q wide lot; brick with slate roof,
good architecturally and .structurally.
4 bedrms. 3 baths. library, 2-car
garage. Circumstances necessitate
e SCHWAB. EN-. 2-5SO0; ewes,
OIL. 2-1409 or OIL. 1898. ---26
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BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH
Lovely Diet. brick, on beautiful land
scaped lot. just on Western ave;
Liv. rm.. with fireplace, family-sifsd
washer and disposal. rear screened.
In porch, tile mr. coat closet and
powder rm.; End Il. has. 8 bedrms.
and bath. finished and heated rec.
Anchor fenced rear yard.
j. LEE pONNEILY q SON
MA. 1886 Ewes, OIL. 4-4074
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IS BEDROOMS. 3 BATHS
Beautifully redecorated brick, built
In 1881: wide. center hall, big we'll
disposal and adjacent. laundry rm.,
huge liv. rm., overlooking we'll
eroomed rear lawn, many flowers
and wooded area: 3 good -sized bed
rms, 2 baths, large closets. See this
home, on large tree-shaded lot.
Town g. Suburban, EN-. 2-9400
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coNGREss HGTs.--S1. 600 DOWN
Three rms. and tiled bath in each
apt. Assume large 4ss FILA loan
with low monthly payments. A won-
derful investment. See this and
make Us an offer. Mrs. Cox, LU. q
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Ju. $4,000 TIN 10 -2e
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c:sfioUsEs FOR SALINE.

NORTH MICHIGAN PARK--Excel-
lent 3-bedrm. sennidet. brick: pine.
pafleled recr. ri1i.. lge. Anchor fenced
lot. good financing: owner must sell;
price reduced 60 S14 1900. Call MR..
SPARKS, DU. 7-2e95; ewes. NO. q
Sd55. .-26
NORTH MICHIGAN PARK---Modern
6-room- land bath semidetached brick,
in excellent condition; ~ CT loan,
payable 5000 per mo-; gas heat;
Anchor fenced lot; excellent value
on terms. Ideal home for children.
Gall Mr.. Shuman, DU. 7-7595.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO., Realtor.
1224 14th st. NV, AID. 4-2005.
1881 9. DAKOTA AvE.-Brick semi
det,: 4 bedrms., center hall, Ice:
,Ass rm.. din. rm.. fireplace. fenced
eyerd. Priced to sell: CLAUDE
SHIFLET. tn. 10000. RIA. $3.50.
s:S
st1 CRITTENDEN ST. NE, mr.. New
Providence Hosp; 4-yr.-old brick; Q
fge. rms, 1Ia baths; bsint. Cree.
rm.); large yard; AL cond.; COW.
--iuc: Ii. 6-7043, LA. 6-6562. WILL
LouGHBY REAL ESTATE. --26
CAPITOL HILL
Row brick. arranged as. apis; Also
= finished and heated .bsmt. Owner
leaving city immed. poss.; OIL
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~ Gl-@14,o CU
$3.50 DOWN-$90 MO.
i1s-yr. old, 3-bedrm. brk. .semidet;;
sep. din. rm.. de luxe kit. incl.
dishwasher and disposal. powder
rui, on list A.; 3 bedrms. and bath
= on end H.: full dry bsmt. with
hhhIf bath. 5014 18th st. n.e, La.
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FORT DAVIS ST. Sc.
SRoOM c,s sEMbInETACHEp BRICK
sirable. convenient location. Recr.
rm.; nice fenced lot: front porch.
GI or conventional financing. Call
Mrs. Cox. LU. 2-8136 or ST. 3-736S,
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Tour Dates

If you have a Whit of spring
fever, red score Friday and
Saturday. April 2 and 3. For
that is the date set for the tour
OF historic Georgetown homes,
sponsored each year by a group
Of ladies for the benefit of st.
Johns Episcopal Church in
Georgetown. This will be the
30th year that the must event
has been held.
Besides look-see at WASH
ington's most fashionable homes,
there will be tea both days.
2 to 6 pm. at the parish house.
New this year will be transporta-
ton from the various houses to
the tea locale at the parish
house.
Eight beautiful homes will be
on display each of the tour
days.
Mrs. Charles F. Pentz is over
all chairman of the two-day
benefit tour. Co-chairman is
Mrs. Francis w. Robey.
Other chairmen will include
Mrs. Richard WINS, Saturday
tour; Mrs. Harcourt Sontag, Fri
day tour. and Mrs. Quincy
Adams, tickets.
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Bolivia Envoy's
Wife Will Speak
ToStudy Group

Sonora de Andrade, wife of
the Bolivian Ambassador, will be
the honor guest and speaker to-
morrow for the Spanish Portu-
guese study group in the Pan
American Union. Sonora de
Andrade will take with her some
Of the cookies for which she is
famous. She will give the recipe
for them during her talk.
It will be a cookie session after
the classes and Sonora de Vale,
who Is In the class for English,
will give her most popular reci-
pes. Nine. Yang will contribute
and also Mrs. Leverett Salton-
stall, Mrs. John M. Cabot and
Mrs. John F. Simmons. Mrs. E..
L. Bartlett. wife of Alaska's Dele
gate in Congress. will take a
sweet especially popular in the
Eskimo country.
Mrs. Earl Bernard Steele, wife
of the information director for
the United States Chamber of
Commerce. will offer Lithuanian
cookies which she learned to
make when she lived in Lithu-
ania, and Mrs. George Gordon
Moore's contributions will be the
favorites of her children, nieces
of Mrs. Eisenhower.
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More Time to Paint,
Says Mrs. Acheson
= Wife Of Former Secretary of State
Devises Own Method of WORKING
By Isabelle Shelton

presSionistic, and are done quite
rapidly. She spends only about
an hour and a half at the scene
of each landscape. Then she takes
the canvas home, and does the
rest of the work in the studio,
probably in another few hours.
Mrs. Acheson began using her
sitzin-the-car method of paint
7 ing many years ago. ut saves
a lot of time" she says, land
you have less equipment to
worry about. You don't have
to take along an easel and
stool, and take the time to set
them up. Also. you are a little
more elevated in a car. You get
better view"
Husband Built Rack
She has it all worked down
to a system. She drives her own
car to the desired spot, slips over
to the right front seat, and
whips out her materials. The
box of paints is laid open on
the drivers seat, the palette
sits in her lap, and the canvas
is propped on her knees. Her
husband, one of whose hobbies
is cabinet making, devised rack
for the canvas, to keep it from
slipping.
During the several European
trips she made with Mr.. Acheson
when he was Secretary of State,
her secluded method of painting
came in very handy. Il don't
think it would have been right
for me to go out and sit in the
street and paint when 1 was
there officially" she said with a
smile. In the car, not very
many people noticed me-"
People hardly ever notice her
sitting in the car here, she said
gratefully. I've sometimes seen
friends walking down the street.
right by me. But they don't see
me-"
Occasionally in Europe a small
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dent days in Detroit. where she
was born.
She took more art courses dur
ing a year at boarding school in
Toronto. and still more at We'll
lesley. where she majored in
English. She wanted to leave
Wellesley in her junior year and
concentrate exclusively on art
courses. but her father persuaded
her to stay on and graduate.
Subsequently. she studied at
the Boston School of Fine Arts
and the Corcoran and Phillips
Galleries here-some Of the lat
ter "inbetween babies" after her
marriage to Mr.. Acheson in 1917.
The two met at Wellesley,
where the former Alice Stanley
roomed with Mr.. Acheson's sis
ter, Margaret. now Mrs. Gar
diner S. Platt of Washington.
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An alert observer, almost any
morning, might see a slender,
patrician-featured woman seated
in her automobile, a large can
vas propped in her lap, busily
painting some familiar WASH
inGton scene.
The earnest painter is Alice
Acheson-in the social and politi-
cal world Mrs. Dean AcheSon,
wife of the former Secretary of
State, in the world of art Alice
Acheson. a serious, perceptive
painter for many years, some
of whose oil paintings are cur
rently on exhibit at the Corcoran
Gallery of Art.
Less Poper Work
She has more time for paint
ing now that her husband is not
Secretary of State. and she man.
ages to devote several mornings
to it a week. There's not so
much paper work now" she says.
The social demands on a Sec
rotary of State are extremely
heavy. and much of the handling
of invitations and writing of
notes falls upon his wife. Mrs.
John Foster Dulles has a full
time social secretary to cope
with her social chores, but Mrs.
AcheSon managed most of her
obligations herself, with an oc-
Casional assist from Secretarial
help.
She has her own studio on the
third floor of their historic
Georgetown house. Two dormer
windows supply the painters
cherished north light-"but not
really enough of it," she says. She
would like to put in larger
windows some day. but one
hates to touch an old George
town house-and besides, they
might not let me. All such
changes have to be approved,
you know"
Her paintings are highly i'm
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group would collect to watch her
work, in the time honored man
ner of strollers with sidewalk
artists.
They were very sweet" she
recalls. They would get very
excited when they recognized a
figure in the painting. I would
make a quick sketch of someone
coming down the street. They
would run over and tell him, and
bring him over to look"
Likes Landscapes
Mrs. Acheson likes best to paint
landscapes, although she also has
done quite a few still lifes. Her
mother. Jane c. Stanley, and
her grandfather, John Mix STAN
ley. both were well-known paint
ers. and she has been painting
for almost as long as I can re-
member" starting with her stu
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Dudley Reichort

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Dud-
ley announce the engagement of
their daughter Barbara Anne to
Mr.. Charles Harry Reichart, jr.,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Reichart
Of Hyattsville. Md.
The bride-elect attended
George Washington University
and Mr.. Reichart is a graduate
of BENJAMIN Franklin University.
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Here From Coast

Miss Leah Bartlett OF Cali
fornia is the guest of her broth
er-in-law and sister, MIR. and
Mrs. Paul Riddlemoser of Twin
brook.
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MRS. MARTIN T. GALLAGHER
The Former
Miss Marjorie A. Clark.
Miss Marjorie Anne Clark and
Mr.. Martin T. Gallagher were
married January 80 at Cleveland
Park Congregational Church,
with DR.. Alfred w. Hurst off,
ciating.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon M. Clark.
Mr.. Gallagher is the son of
Mrs. o. M. Gallagher of Forest
Glen, Md.
After a honeymoon trip to
Florida the young couple will
make their home at 1905 Hous-
ton street, Takoma Park, Md,
while Mr.. Gallagher continues
his studies at Montgomery Jun
ior College.
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Miss Jane Adeline Sattler,
lighter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. Sattler, became the
bride on February 6 of the Rev.
William Lynn Inderstrodt. He is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan
e. Inderstrodt of Richmond, Ind.
The ceremony took place in
the Calvary Methodist Church
with DR.. Orris Gravenor Robin
son and DR.. Phillip Gordon Scott
officiating. Following a wedding
trip, the newlyweds will reside in
Washington. where he is asso-
ciate minister of the Westmore-
land Congregational Church.
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Miss Maria Anna Barranca.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicola
Barranca, became the bride on
February of Mr.. Battista Or
cino. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Giovanni Orcino of Denice,
Province of Alessandria, Italy.
The ceremony took place at
the Shrine Of the Sacred Heart
with the Rev. R. Paul Repetti
officiating. There was a recep-
ton at the Burlington Hotel.
Following a wedding trip to Mi
ami Beach. Mr.. and Mrs. Orcino
will reside in Washington. They
will make a trip to Italy next
June,
, 1954-08-03

DOVER, OHIO-R you can use
3 hammer and saw, you can enjoy
beautiful, washable walls in your
kitchen, bathroom, recreation
room, and other home interiors;
Ia lust q few hours. A new light.
weight paneling, manufactured in
planks and blocks, is applied over
old or new walls without muss or
fuss. It's ease Of handling and In
stallation make il simple for the
home handyman to do it himself.
The planks are rs inches WIDE
and 8 feet long. Blocks are 10
inches square. Known as Marllte.
they feature q special soilproof
baked finish fused to q tempered
cardboard, which stays like new
for years. Painting and redecorat-
ing is eliminated. Dirt smudges,
and stains are easily removed with
Z damp cloth. The economical
paneling, made by Marsh Wall
Products, Inc, comes in 10 lovely
companion colors" styled by f..
NOUS Raymond Lowey Associates,
plus 4 distinctive wood patterns.
Availability Of planks and blocks
az lumber dealers in convenient
"carry-homes packages makes
home undermining inexpensive and
easy.
, 1954-08-03
StGndord ~TYpewriters
Telephone 48 (The Avis Office
NEW YORK
Agent for St. Croix

festival, say that this is the
most ambitious attempt to in
troduce new friends to Amer
ica's largest city that has ever
been attempted. New York
largest department stores, as
well as smaller mercantile
establishments, are offering
special summer bargains.
, 1954-08-03
ORDER OF THE DAY

for an extraordinary meeting Of the Municipal Council Of St
Croix for the year 1854, Ninth Council Second Session, Tues
day, August Bird, 1854 at 200 o'clock r. M.
4. Municipal Council Bill No. 1877.
Introduction Of and 1st discussion on Municipal sCouncill
Bill No 157, Drfat of Ordinance to provide for the Retire
ment Of Municipal Employees. Proposed by Committee
o of the Whole
2. Municipal Council Bill M 1873.
Introduction Of and 1st discussion on Municipal Council
BnlE 1873, Draft Of Ordinance to Abolish the st. Croix
Museum Commission, and for other purposes. proposed by
Committee of the Wholel
8. Municipal Council Bill No. 88. n
Introduction Of and LIST discussion on Municipal Council
Bill No. 88, Draft of Ordinance to provide TO rthe Estab-
lishment and organization of a Municipal Fire Service Pro-
posed by Committee of the Whole)
I. Municipal Council Bill No. 66.
End discussion on Municipal Council Bill No. Sc, Draft
Of Ordinance to create an Authority for the purpose of
Operating Public Beaches, Municipal Parks, etc, I'm Com
mittee Of the Wholel I
5. Confirmation Of Ad-Interim Appointees.
Municipal Council Office of the Chairman, Christiansted,
St. Croix, v. i, Friday, July 80, 1854
ERIC II.
Chairman Municipal Council
, 1954-08-03
KOREAN

KOREAN ...
there to complain that they
did not get enough and were
starving to death and all that.
He said that they would
make good use of what they
are getting, which is more i'm
portant than getting addition
al assistance, he said
Dr.. Rhee expressed the
hope for a mighty crusade to
get rid Of the menace of COM
munist totalitarianism.
, 1954-08-03

When folks start saying, "Its really too hot to eat" that i
when you must pay special attention to the foods you serve and
the way you serve them.
inst such time is the right time for q cool, cool Jellied Chicken
Ring-luscious pieces Of tender chicken combined with crisp vege-
tables and nodded in lemon-fayored gelatin to make 4 main-dsh
salad that will tempt the most heatjaded appetites. It can be pre-
pared ahead in the cool Of the day, tool
Jenied Chicken Ring
1 package lemon-favored tablespoons diced pinento
gelatin 2 tablespoons vinegar
Frae frans Yet $3.50 1 teaspoon grated onion
cup diced cooked chicken ~ teaspoon salt
12 cup chopped celery "a - 49,,
ia cup chopped green pepper DaSuVA PoppoA
IA cup chopped stuffed olives Dash Of Worcestershire
(optional1 sauce
Dissolve gelatin IN hot chicken stock Chill. until slightly thick.
ened. Combine remaining ingredients. Fold into slightly thickened
gelatin. Turn into ring mold. Chill until firm, Unmold. Serve On
crisp lettuce and garnish with mayonnaiSe. Makes s servings.