davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1954-12-04
FURNITURE
AUCTION SALE

Friday, December II at 3 pm. All
new, nationally advertised better
grade furniture will be sold to the
with foam rubber seats; sofas: s ecs
casional chairs, rockers, end tables,
coffee tables, bedroom suites, bed
ding, dining room furniture, lamps.
mirrors, odd chests and dressers.
Come IN and see our display. We will
sell sany or all before sale at aOGo
on. We must move 1t all before
January n.
Brothers Furniture Co.
2 blks. from Balleys Crossroads. Va
on Seminary road. Open EVERYDAY.
3 till B. Tuesdays and Fridays until
Q In. -N-1
Evening star., 1954-12-04

HOUSES
l La-story frame buildings with 2xs
floor joists on l6" center. double
floor with oak flooring, 2x4 studs
and roof rafters on 16" center
Two 1-Bedroom Units $995
Two 2-Bedroom Units 1,295
Two 3-Bedroom Units 1895
Buildings to be dismantled BY pur-
chaser Also gas hot-water heaters,
toilets with tanks, lavatories, sinks,
gas ranges and space heaters
statesmen ON PREMISES
Evening star., 1954-12-04

: ~. = = m ~ fUuC
BEDROOM, dining room. contents Of
home; cash. We do moving, storage.
ia. 9-2937. evenings, RA. 3-1416,
BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity, and
removed at our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP, 1868 Penna. ave. NV.
ST. 3-669S.
EXERCISE MACHINE. (row) or any
exercise apparatus. JE. 2-3039. -5
WANTED-Win buy all
kinds of good used furniture. Top
prices. We do moving. IA. $3.50.
FURNITURE - Will buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces; also old china,
bric-a-brac; buying and selling for
55 years. HOPWOOD'S. Sth and K
SITS. NV, ME. S-52S7.
FURNITURE-Wanted today. furni.
ture any amount. Also need refgr..
gas range and good piano. Call
Mr.. GRADY. MA. S-2679.
wANTED-Any amount.
cash for single pieces, or entire
household, Jul 5-03l3 3
Evening star., 1954-12-04
MIscEL. FOR SALE tcon,.,
BUILDERS. ATTENTION.


Surplus new millwork from large
( construction job; priced reasonably.
VIII. 6-9SS2. RA. $4,000. --6
C CAMERA--IV-s2 Canon, I.S lens,
Ii100o shutter, telephoto 1876 f:3.5;
CAMERA, Kodak. SIS. 3.5 lens: fash
attachment with carrying case. $50.
CaMERA.. al RAJ; Ieica 111-c. with f:a S sum
cond.: $40. No. 7-s11s. 90 s'i
CAMERA. Super b Grafex. 3Ax4 ;
perfect condition: less than half
price for cash. or. 4-S2s0. IS
CAMERA, Bolex HIS. turn head with
3 lenses: takes 1O0-ft. film, with
filters, shades, carrying case. S165.
Weston light meter. $40. JU. s.
CAMERA, Argus. ca. all attachments; +;
new $40. Phone OIL. 4-0576
caMlERA. Rolleicord, new. 500. EN-.
CAMERA. Arsonex rs. with s fash
ana aa s, sass. s9 aiso Brownie target six
CARRIAGE. makes stroller, $40.
KS ABpathinestsi ansSsa SO. Very good c9nd.
CASH REGISTER. Mccaskey; suit
able for service station. WA. 7-5s1S.
-5
Cash REGISTERS, used and new.
$50 and up; Christmas rentals; re-
pairs. all makes. 2O19 14th st. NV,
Api AIi NC 2,44oo; 4,+I CASH REGISTER
CEDAR CHEST. good cond., S25; 1923
South Dakota ave. ne. So
CHINA, Spode. maritime rose, new;
8 place settings; y, of list price;
nice Christmas gift. JU. S-94S6. --5
CHINA CABINET-Large oak; good
IS
CHINCHILLAS. 8 males, 8 females.
registered and pedigree, 500
each. Phone DU. 1866 evenings.
80
Evening star., 1954-12-04
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES WANTED

Silyerware. any cond.; iewelry, bric-
sSTaf; sIw rI izss zS,MF Mls. Nn Soe' load n mRuP
Evening star., 1954-12-04
Anniv. Sale--Big Disc.

AIlIllV. SdI0-bIS DISC.
Lonsines, Wittenauer, Bulova, Elgin
watches; waterproof, auto. calen-
dar. Embraceable; brand-new styles;
guaranteed. Bulova precision clock
and other small radios. Compl. hne
ORBACH. Jeweler. Ala Buchanan
st. NV. ia. 9-4354.
Evening star., 1954-12-04

CORNER CUPBOARD, mahogany.
perfect condition, and other miscel-
laneous items. .JU. S-9353. --5
plete with foam rubber mattress;
like new; $40. OIL. 4-361S. IS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, used 4
months. $85; gas Servel refrigera-
tor, 1887, z Gu. it., $25; window
fan. II inch, $50. OIL. 2-3969. -
DESK, so in. left-hand Typewriter
new. $50; 2 SIN. lamps. 81 ca; occ.
table. S22.50; S52 Washington
Bldg, MA. S-3311. %
DIAMONDS-Lady's 2A cts. $3.50:
mans 70 CT, S75; mans 1h cts,
$3.50; lady's B Ct, maruuise cut.
$3.50: lady's IA cts, emerald cut,
$3.50; mans GA cts, S1,750. LIV-
!NGSToN 4 CO., 1923 H st. NV,
ian 6sISGs ENGAGE. RING, o.78 Ct,
VIII. gold, size 5h2, 2 side dia.: excel,
MCEC-MCS. Quantico, Va: Guam
tico 1000. Ext. ALA. 5"
DIAMOND RING, square mounting, 8
full cut diamonds, surrounding l
perfect center diamond of approx.
"a carat; must sell. AID. 4-74S5.
Evening star., 1954-12-04

oesoh4AA uA o., WI OV44 CI ~ oVo.
FUR CAPE, Northern back muskrat,
size 14-16: excellent condition. DE.
Fur CoAT. muskrat back. size 1e.
$22;; child's 3-pc; Red River. size
FUR m GOAT; T.. bissk ss Persian s,s T., Paw: full
worn worn twice. 5000. oi 81. 4-is9o. % new
FUR COATS t4); 2 short and 2 long:
size l2-l4; best offer. Call I,U.
FUR COAT. excel. cond., ~ chinese
/ gray kidskin coat. Reas. Size
CO. 5-5309 after $40. --6
FUR COAT, .Nutria. by Maximilian,
size IA perfect; value, S1,S00: sac
rifice, $500. OIL. 4-3053. %
FUR COAT-silyer gray; excellent
condition; practically new; SIPS.
FUR COAT. silver eray squirrel. Size
! 14-16; full length, Ike new. To
settle estate, $400. TIE. 6-6770.
FUR COAT, $500. black Persian
| Lamb. size Is, almost new. To settle
estate. Submit offer. OIL. 2-s6e4.
FUR CoAT-Mouton Lamb. .. lensht,
SlSs SlM 1tSaSs lS; S85' very good condition.
FUR MusRRAT MuHssRIiA COAT. size 1s: GOOD
cond;. $40. Sun. and ewes. North
FURNiITIuRE - Marble : top table,
china, English tea table, cutglass,
ANTIQUE walnut what-not, picture
frames, linens, Chinese Cloissne
| lamps and plate, japanese Imarf
etc. All day Sunday, 1725 N. H.
ave. NV. Apt. 107. AID. 2-s771. B.
Evening star., 1954-12-04
REUPHOL LSTERING

REUPHOLSTERING
Special sofa and chair reupholstered
labor and material, $69: workman
ship guar: 25 years in same estab-
lishment LA FANcE UPHOLSTER-
ING. $500 14th NV. CO. 5-238l.
ROOFING. all types. cutters. spouts;
carpentry and painting, A. D
THOMAS WA 7-T352
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SERy,
ICE; exper., work guar; white mech.
low cost. MR.. NEvINS, Ii. 7-S209
SEWERS AND DRAINS. cleaned cleo
trieally. No charge If we fail. JU.
STORM DOORS. aluminium selr.
;acL ;stoLIingi installed complete with
chain. 500 value for S69.5O. Easy
terms. Call La, $1,000. Ewes. and
holidays, JU 8-125s. -5
STONE, FLAGsTONE. CEMENT
Wa!ls.. patios, steps. etc. Call JERRY,
LU. 1-4756.
A, B. sERvICE-Window cleaning
floor waxing. floor sanding and
painting. Call AID. 2-366O. -
Evening star., 1954-12-04
MlscEL. WANTED teon..,
ANTIQUES

Do not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
china. glass, furniture. etc, before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for exact appraisal.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
TO. S-2727 RA 3-TfCS
Evening star., 1954-12-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, 1-man. SI2 per day;
2-man. sis per day. RENTAL
TOOLS & EQUIP. CO., JU. 9-6sS1.
CHAIN SAWS, wallpaper steamers,
sanders. waxers, paint sprayers, etc,
FOLK SUPPLY, WO. 6-052S. -4
Evening star., 1954-12-04

@AApAh~ - 4v44AS S4A4t2<0
300 boxes, selling below cost. Worth
up to $3.50 per box. Close out SOC
box. AID. 4-8172. IS
TREES, wholesale, near
Laurel and Annapolis. Call PA.
CHRISTMAS TREES. arriving from
the 1st through the 18th. Trucked
IN fresh. from near Canada Place
your order now; Gaithersburg 6S4-
W-13. JACK.
CLARINET, B-fiat Noblet. with case
and music stand. AL practically
new, $50 or best offer. OWNER, TIE.
CLoTHiNG. fall and winter. sizes
8 to Is. Magnificent collection Of
clothing, formerly worn by local
radio, television stars and social
celebrities. Constant public appear
ances require change Of wardrobe.
Just reecived another tremendous
refill INTO stocks. Daytime dresses.
suits, evening clothes. winter coats.
some suede, full-length coats. Sat.
and Sun. 1-5 pm. Mon. Tues.
Wed, eyes,. SO pm. Call co.
CoAT. baby leopard; excel. cond.;
SS5. SO. 5-56S1. a
COATS. 2 Forstman woods. red and
gray, size IA and 16. Ii. 3-11S4.
Evening star., 1954-12-04
APPLIANCES
TELEVISIONS
RADIOS, ETC.

Why 60 downtown? We have the
lowest prices In the city on Ma
tional advertised brands. All mer-
chandise fully guaranteed. A L. A
APPLIANCE CO.. 77OO Georgia ave.
NV RA. 3-3315. Open Ewes. til
Evening star., 1954-12-04
LUMBER
Open Sat.-Sun. Till 6 Pm,

New flush doors, S4.95; ends but
most near perfect. We can cut these
doors to any size; furnish legs for
bookcases, drawers for any furni-
ture, or train base project at low
half price: better shelving. 15c; spe-
cial studs, 3Sc; pine flooring. lee;
mldgs.. etc GENERAL MIILWORK
CO., 1890 Knowles ave-, Kens., Md,
LO. 5-2311; downtown wkdays only.
GIG Half st. S.W,, DI. 7-1163 -
Evening star., 1954-12-04

Fur Miracle on G. st.
Furs for the thrifty shopper; Have
every wanted mink garment at a
fraction of original cost? Visit our
thrift department for q buy OF a
lifetime. Some showroom samples.
others worn less than a season
EVERYBODY wears used furs
BaSkin FurS., Cor. 9th & G SITS.
Evening star., 1954-12-04

BLUEGRASS SOD
Now, Is the time to sod: you lay ID
and save; immediate delivery.
GEEENWICH FARM NURSERY. LU.
Evening star., 1954-12-04
CHRISTMAS CARDS

CHINCHlLLAS, 8 males, 8 females.
registered and pedigree, 5000
each. Phone DU. 1866 evenings.
Evening star., 1954-12-04

PIANO, Mason & Hamlin grand, s. g.,
peri. condition: fine piano to suit
the discriminate musician: 1875.
PING-PONG TABLE. new. 8 legs,
folding. painted and court lined.
For appointment, call AID. 4-2133.
PlNG-PONG TABLE, like new: stand
ara size. collapsible, $40; TV chair.
PIPE, galv.. black, copper. cast iron,
cut-thread, fixtures. BLOCKS. INC,
1H4R Lee hmN Qrnn -
Evening star., 1954-12-04
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DACHSHUND PUPS, miniature; red;
Axe reg; just right Tor Christmas.
Cedar 3-3439. IS
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES-Males $40
each. Females So RA. 6-O2B9, ID
POlNTER-Excellent lemon pointer
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-23
Stevens Testifies In
 Televised Hearings On McCarthy-Army Row

WASHINGTON, R R- Secretary of the Army Stevens testified to- day that Sen. Mccarthy proposed to him last September, when c. David Schine was about to be drafted as a private, that Schine be given a special assignment to dig out Communists in the Army.
 Stevens said Mccarthy said he thought Schine should be made a special assistant to the Secretary, or a special assistant in Army Intelligence.
 Testifying under ross-examin- ation in the second day of the Senate investigation into the row between Mccarthy and top Army officials, Stevens said the propo- sition was made to him in the Waldorf Towers apartment of Schine's wealthy parents, MT. and Mrs. Meyer Schine. He said Me Carthy invited him to the apart ment.
 Stevens testified under ques- tioning of Ray Jenkins, special counsel in the nationally televised inquiry by the Senate Investiga- tions subcommittee.
 The Secretary also told the sub committee that young Schine - now 27 and a private in the Army told him last October that he (Stevens) was doing "a good job in ferreting out Communists" in the Army.
 Schine was formerly an unpaid consultant to the Mccarthy com mittee in it's probe for subversive influences. A key issue in the hearing is whether Mccarthy and his top aides brought improper pressure on the Army to get pre- ferred treatment for Schine.
 Stevens testified at the outset today that one of his first official acts as secretary was to order a checkup on security and loyalty procedures.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-23
NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION

To the Electors of the Town of Nome. Division No. Two. Terri tory of Alaska
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that. pursuant 10 Section 38-7-1. Alaska Compiled Laws Annotat- ed. ls4s. and all subsequent Ter ritorial Laws and all Federal Leq- islation. and in conformity there with. PRIMARY ELECTION will be held on
 TUESDAY. APRIL 27. 1854 between the hours of o'clock AM. and o'clock P.M., of said day. for the purpose of nominal ing candidates of the various poli- tical parties of Alaska for the following offices. 10 wit:
 Delegate 10 Congress
 Territorial Treasurer
 Commissioner of Labor
 2 Territorial Senators
 3 Territorial Representatives
 National Committeeman
 National Committeewomen The Common Council of the Town of Nome. having heretofore. by ordinance. duly designated the polling place of said Town of Nome. the Electors are hereby notified:
 That all duly qualified voters residing within the Town of Nome will vote at City Hall. located on Front St., between Blocks c and H. which is owned by City of Nome. the same being the duly designated polling place.
 Dated this 9th day of February. 1854.
 The Common Council of
 the Town of Nome
 By Carrie M. McLain.
 Clerk.
 Publ. Apr. Is and 23, 1854.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-23
Air Force Ability To Strike Back
 Warns AggressOrs

WASHINGTON, R-Increasing capacity of the US. Air Force to strike back against attack, Sec retary of Defense Wilson says, ''gives full warning to any aggres- sor of the possible consequences of rash action :"
 In his semi-annual report to the White House and Congress, Will son. said Wednesday night a re- view of the whole military situa- ton was aimed at developing strategy "that would deter both a major war and local aggression and could be implemented and maintained without undermining the social and economic founda- tions of the nation"
 Military strength" he wrote, lis becoming greater through the development of increased fire power on land, on sea and in the air and through the deployment of our forces in a way that will make them more readily available whenever and wherever they are needed"
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-23
WEATHER FORECAST
Comniled nv the

Compiled by the US. Dept. of Commerce Weather Bureau
 High, thin clouds today and to- morrow. Winds southeasterly Is to 25 mph. Low temperature ex- pected tonight 23, high Saturday 35.
 Nome data last 24 hours as of 2 am. today: High temperature B, low 21. Max. wind 16 mph from the east. Sunset 8:O3 pm. Sunrise Saturday 3:56 am.
 Temperatures a year ago today: high 32, low 26. Extremes this date since 1907: high 57 in 194O, low r in 1924.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-23
NO PLANS FOR U.S.-AIDED BUILDUP OF BOX ARMY

SEOUL, R-Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, commander of the US. 9th Army, Thursday said he knew of no plans for U.S.-aided buildup of the BOX army beyond the 20 division program now in pro- gress.'
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-23

A single steam electric plant plant near Lexington, Ky, can burn more than a million tons of bituminous coal annually.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11

To give the crescent design.
snopdroeons and rubrum lilies
ore messed in the center OF the
piece, set in moistened foundo-
tion moteriol.
WHILE the major empha-
w sis of the Easter parade
is on clothes, an enterpriSing
housewife can dress up her
house as we'll with a low
budget array of blooms. With
or without a special fair for
flower arranging, milady can
suit the Easter season by TAX
ing advantage of new materi-
ais and following arrange
ments outlined by Allyn Wayne.
AS master floral designer for
the $500 members of the
Florists Telegraph Delivery
Association, Mr.. Wayne has
worked out three designs
shown here, with Easter lilies
forming a cross, Gala lilies an
inspirational upward sweep
and the third a crescent.
Mr.. Wayne suggests start
ing each arrangement with
the tallest vertical flowers,
then placing horizontal stems.
and finally adding center clus-
tiers and greens. Base pack
ings and adhesives are gener-
ally sold in flower shops and
dime stores. Each arrange
ment, including flowers, will
cost from 81 to 81.
Evening star., 1954-11-18

meat, and 50 easy TO prepare! Cut,
picked, drawn, and cleaned, giblets
wrapped separately. No fuss :. no
mess i. just add stufing and pop in
the oven! Thrifty, too-a II lb. Esskay
Turkey IS equal to IA lbs. Of a regular
dressed turkey!
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Prompiness n Closing OF Group Conducts Program
End Of Street Commended On Know Your Neiuhbor'

The Fort Dupont IIills Citi-
zens' Association, Inc, last night
conducted a Know Your Neigh
bor-Be a Friend" program at
its meeting In Our Lady Queen
Iof Peace School. 3740 Ely
place Sc.
The president, John s. Har-
lris, jr., said the groups first
year had been spent mostly on
organization and asked that
future meetings concern them
selves more with community life
and problems.
Two films on community liv-
ing. Mind Your Manners and
"Our Community" were shown.
Evening star., 1954-11-18

The Bradbury Heights Citi-
zens' Association last night COM
mended Police Capt.. Robert H.
Mowry. commander Of No. Il
Precinct, for his promptness III
complying with a request to
erect a barrier at the end Of
Alabama avenue at g street Sc.
Edward q. Rees. who made
the motion, said the area had
been a source of complaints
about disorderly conduct from
the residents.
Leonard H. Pomeroy spon-
sored a resolution to indorse
the proposal Of the w. M. g. Al.
busline to extend the service in
the Bradbury Heights area.
Mr.. Rees, who is moving to
Virginia, resigned as a delegate
to the Federation, Of Citizens
Associations. and Mr.. Pomeroy
was elected to succeed him.
The meeting conducted by
Silverio G. Mazzella, president.
was held in the annex of the
Bradbury Heights Methodist
Church, 1929 Bowen road S.E.
The association will not meet
next month because of the
Christmas season.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
-Subyersiye Unit
Faces Do Nothing
Role, veIde Charges
BY I. Edeor Primo

Chairman Velde Of the House
Un-Arnerican Activities Commit
tee predicted yesterday that BARR
ing a sharp change In attitude,
Representative Walter. Demo-
crat. of Pennsylvania. would at
tempt to make the committee a
"do-nothing" group in the 84th
Congress.
Mr%~W Walter, who Is slated to
succeed the Illinois Republican
as chairman when the Demo-
Gratis organize the House in
January, announced earlier
abandonment of his plan to have
the. committee abolished and its
functions turned over to the
Judiciary Committee.
Recalling that Mr.. Walter has
referred to himself as an "un-
willing" member and pointing to
his shortlived campaign to have
the committee abolished, Mr..
velde said ST wonder what kind
of a leader in the fight against
subversion' the Pennsylvania
can make.
Warns Against Styling Work.
The outgoing chairman served
notice that any attempt to stifle
the committees work by Grip
pling its staff or by requesting
an inadequate appropriation
would be met by strong opposi-
ton within the group probably
of a bipartisan nature" /"
Mr.. Velde said he was happy
the Republican leadership had
convinced Mr.. Walter of the
futility of seeking to eliminate
the Un-American Activities Com
mittee. He added Mr.. Walter
must have known that even in
his own party he would have had
trouble getting support for such
a campaign.
House Speaker Martin told
newsmen yesterday II doubt that
many Republicans will support
the plan,' and Mr.. Walter said,
IF the Republicans take that
attitude, that ends it."
Embarrassing Position.
Meanwhile, Capitol Hill OBJ
servers were pointing out Mr..
Walter has found himself in a
slightly embarrassing position.
AS chairman of the Democratic
House Caucus in 1949, he helped
push through rule stating that
no Democrat could be chairman
of one committee and ranking
member of another.
This forced Representative
Rankin of Mississippi, who
wanted the craftsmanship Of the
Veterans Affairs Committee. to
give up his place on the Un-
American Activities Committee.
Mr.. Rankin later said the rule
was designed specifically for that
purpose.
Mr.. Walter is d member Of
the Judiciary Committee, which
is his first love. The big ques-
tion is whether he will leave the
judiciary to take the chairman-
ship of the Un-American Activi-
ties Committee or whether he
will seek to eliminate the en-
barrassing rule at the next
Democratic caucus so he can
have both positions.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
U. 5. Trains japanese
| To Operate Radar Net
BY The Assoeiosed Pres.

TOKYO. Nov: 1S.-Japanese
Air Force troops are being
trained for the first time TO man
the radar net that guards the
shores of their homeland.
A spokesman for the Far East
Command confirmed that in.
struction was being given
throughout Japan under SUPER
vision of the United States All
Force.
He emphasized the radar
training is only a part of the
overall program Of building UP
Japan's armed forces to take
over the entire defense of the
home islands.
"We tthe United States) don't
anticipate pulling up and leaving
in a day or so," he added.
The air self defense force,
more popularity known as the
Japanese Air Force, was created
last July. 1t is the most recent
addition to the new japanese
forces founded in 1850 after the
Korean war broke out.
Evening star., 1954-11-18

No turkey ever looked = or
tasted - better than one stuffed
with Cousin Hannah's Rice
Dressing, then slow-baked to a
rolden-brown goodness. It's the
kind of special dressing a tur-
key deserves on special occa-
sion like Thanksgiving. But it's
one Of the easiest you'll ever
run across - simple enough to
use whenever you bake turkey.
COUSIN HANNAH'S
RICE DRESSING
Va Ib. sausage
Aevps cooked rice
cup dry bread crumbs
VI eup minced onions
cup minced celery
large apple. diced
z sobs. minced puFslsy
" teas. salt
V teas. pepper
VI tsus. sage
Ia cups svuporofed milk o. light cream
Crumble sausage into mixing
bowl, then add remaining in
gradients and toss lightly until
thoroughly mixed. Stuff turkey
and sew up openings Roast
according to your favorite
method. Stnffs an 8-lb. turkey.
This recipe may be increased
proportionately to stuff larger
= bird. IL there is leftover dress
ing, bake in same pan with
turkey. Also makes an ideal
stuffing for any fowl
ABOUT lEFTOvERS
BY the way serve any
leftover dressing as q main
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Friendship Association
Considers Date Chance

Members Of the Friendship
Citizens Association last night
considered changing their
monthly meeting date from the
third Wednesday because OF
conflicts with other organiza-
tions. In accordance with the
groups constitution, the pro-
posal will be presented formally
at the next meeting.
The meeting was conducted
by Robert G. Riordon, president.
in the Janney School. Wiscon-
sin avenue and Albemarle street
NV.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Savings Reach Peck

CANBERRA.-A new record
peak of some $2.250. 900, 900 has
been reached this year by de-
poSits In Australian savings
banks. This total figures out
to an average deposit of about
$240 for each resident of Aus
tralia.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Told to Remurry

Alexander Robertson of Lon
don was served notice to remar-
ry because he failed to invite a
civil registrar to be present at
his Brighton, England, wedding.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Hot Dogs for Music

To earn money to start a NIL
sical career. Miss "Firly" Steyn.
%. who works in an Office in
Bloemfontein, South Africa, by
day, has been selling hot dogs
on the main street every night.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
lroo Recovery

Except for the repair of irri-
CATION systems, Iraq expects ag-
ricultural recovery from this
years heavy floods by the end of
the 1855 crop season, Baghdad
reports.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Dress
Thanksgiving Turkey
/ in Style

dish through the holidays. It'a
full Of hearty nourishment. and
distributes the delicious turkey
flavor evenly = clear through
RANDOM NOTES
o Carrot curls "pretty up" your
table Here's how to make them:
shave off long, thin strips Of
carrot with your potato peeler.
Roll them and fasten with .
toothpick. Dunk in ice water
for a. few hours; dry on. paper
towels and remove toothpicks
Serve them fresh and crisr
Immediately.
o While you're waxing the table
tops, include your brass ash
trays. lamp bases, planters,
andirons. and other pieces. A
coat Of wax is a real help in
retarding tarnish and corrosion
on brass or chromium.
e u - y
o Crush peppermint stick candy,
and add it to stiffly whipped
cream makes q larrupin'
topping for hot ginger bread!
Il 4
. Quick homemade patty shells
with i professional look - trim
crusts from slices Of white sand
wich bread. spread both sides
with butter. Press down into
muffin pans.
pop into . hot %S-,esA
oven and LINSA
toast to 4 - sl
delica tel Ms s
brown 4
SSi7cass