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Evening star., 1955-01-09
NEW YORK

NEW xOftA.
"It's exciting to be back In
the theater-oh, boyr" said
Robert Montgomery, in talk
ing with me at lunchtime at
Sardi's. I'm loving 1t. I've
been away from Broadway
since I played here in Edgar
Seiwyn's play, Possession
That was in 1928 and that was
when I found myself in a di-
lemma. The Theater Guild Of
fered me a job and there was
a Hollywood offer ! couldn't
afford to turn down"
So Montgomery, after hav-
ing appeared in only q few
New York plays, went on to
the Coast and became a great
screen star. He made about
so pictures. starting with $50
This is College" in 1929. In
1949, in a decisive step he gave
up the films and since 1850 he
has been tremendously sue
cessful as a director producer
actor in television. That's the
way life's been with Bob-he's
made a success Of everything
he's tried since his youthful
stock company days in Roch-
ester.
Buoyont Sort
Handsome and boyish look
ing. quick and intelligent, the
New York State-born (the
home town is Beacon) Mont
gomery got into the matter OF
the new play, called THE Des-
perate Hours" written by Jo-
seph Hayes, which he is now
staging and which has brought
him back into the medium in
which he started, the theater.
IT think it's quite remark
able" he said, that Joe Hayes.
after writing his novel, has
also been able to write the
stage play and the screen play.
"Our play is in three acts
and it's a melodrama. A curl.
Gus thing has happened-it's
being made into a picture at
the time we're doing 1t as q
play. but the picture won't be
released for six or eight
months. Wen also be present
ing the play in London--prob-
ably in April and I'll go over
for the staging. Well cast it
with American actors we find
In London. There should be
plenty of them around.
II like The Desperate
Evening star., 1955-01-09

NH 33-1OO is HILDR Z MS
SONGS-1nclndes PETER PAN.
PINOCCHIO. THE GINGER
BREAD MAN plus 10 other
WAGboRF Punch and judy
Orchestra.
Evening star., 1955-01-09

NH s3-1O3--MooDs FOR LOVERS
TRlffEis PJRPfEE! x XII Lev TEa Mhi'f; fHINds RE5s
you ARE, THEME OF LOVE
FROM FRINGE IGOR. THE
SWEETEST STORY EVER
TOLD. SEPTEMBER eONo,
LOVE THEME FROM ROMEO
AND JULIET, POEM MUSIC
and THE MAN ] LOVE.
Evening star., 1955-01-09
Imosine 8 hit
tunes for less
thon l3e q
selection!
Imagine s greet
masterpieces
for less thon
lie eoeh!

NH 33- 33-loe--FAyORITE STRAUSS
MALTZES--BLUE DANUBE, A
OuSAND AND ONE
NIGHTS, TREASURE WALTZ,
WHERE THE CITRONB
BLOOM, VIENNA LIFE. W.
EMMA BON BONS, MORNING
PAPERS. ARTISTS LIFE.
Karl Kritz was formerly con.
ductor Of the Berlin Opera
Company and the San Fran
cisco Opera Company.
NH 33-IIO--GILBERT a sULLI-
VAN FAvORITES---WE SAIL
THE OCEAN BLUE, POOR
LITTLE BUTTERCUP, LOuD-
LIZ LET THE TRUMPET BRAY,
A WANDERING MINSTREL,
THREE LITTLE MAIDS, THE
FLOWERS THAT BLOOM IN
THE SPRING, A POLIcEMAN'G
LOT, DANCE A CACHuCHA,
siNG. MODEL MAJoR GEN
ERAL. A MAIDEN FAIR 70
SEE, I AM THE CAPTAIN or
THE PINAFoRE.
NH 33-llI-PIAN MOODS
RACHMANINOFF PRELUDH
IN @ MAJOR, CHOPIN PREL.
UDE IN A MAJOR, CHOPIN
PRELUDE IN d MINOR, So
NATA IN G MAJOR--ScariAttt,
CHOPIN WALTZ IN G SHARP
MINOR, NOCTuRNE - Grteg,
VALSE oUBLIEE--Liszt.
Evening star., 1955-01-09

NH 33-1I5-PIANO MOODS
Pauline Alpert. PADEREW.
skis MINUET. MARCHE
TATNE. Blue DANUBE, Hu-
MORESQUE, DANCING Doll,
SONG or INDIA, THE MINuET
Evening star., 1955-01-09
Imagine Is kid
dies fcvorites
for less than
SC q piece!

NH ssos--HITs, HITS. HooRAy.
g. New Popular Hits. THE
LOVES MAMBo. THE THINGS
] DIDN'T DO. MUSKRAT
BLESSINGS. I CAN'T TIL
A WALTZ FROM A TANGO,
HOLD MY HAND. DREAM.
NH s307--HITs. HITS. HO0RAY!
8 Top Hits Featuring Enoch
Light and Orchestra. SHAKE
RATTLE AND ROLL. MR.
SANDMANA RUN AROUND,
SMILE, MAMBO ITALIANC,
TEACH ME TONIGHT, NEED
YOUR LovIE', FANNY.
NH 33OS-HITS, HITS. HOORAY,
with Enoch Light and orches-
ira. LET ME 90, LOVER,
HAJJr BABA. MY SON, MY
Son. HEARTS OF STONE.
SHADY LANE. DIM. DIM THE
LIGHTS. 1T WORRIES NE.
WHY WAS ] BORN.
Evening star., 1955-01-09

NH 33-IO2-sHoWBOAT SELEC.
TioNS--Includes THE SHOW
BOAT OVERTURE. OIL MAN
RIVER. WHY DO LOVE
you. MAKE BELIEVE, BILL
and CAN'T HELP LOVIN'
THAT MAN.
Evening star., 1955-01-09

NH 33-IOl-OPERATIC ARIAs--s
of the. worlds greatest arias
TohEapoR TtsR fSll eeRssFs sosd ershssirS. SSRSsS
LOI Lo sAPETE. CAvALLERIA
RUSTICANA, NJ U 8 ETTA'S
WALTZ, LA BOHEME, EVE
MING STAR. TANNHAUSER,
La DONNA Z MOBILE, RICO
IETTO. GAVOTTE. MlGNON,
VESTI LA GfUBBA. PAc3LIAc-
CT. vISSI D'ARTE. TOGCA.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
co-op. APIS. FOR SALE
MOVING. PAcKlNc. STORAGE

CHESTER MOyERS-Lge. or small
We do them all. ST, $3.50, IA,
9-01d6 eyes.
HENDERSON'S MOVING SERVICE
Arlington'S oldest movers. Large
or small. we move them all. Free
|EDSEsiIMiAN MOVING AND STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. IA. 0-2937: ewes. RA. 3-l4l6
LIGHT HAULING. local movins;
beaches Q specially. 8. I. MORRIS
TU. 2-1150 or II. 6-2SS1
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o.
across the country: safe storage IN
separate rooms, expert packing
Phone no. 7.0l04 UNION eTOR-
ACE CO.. NC Established 1908.
HILL. well-known Fnover-ins. exper
men: closed vans: low rates. apis.
low As 500: eny hr Ap 7-g656
MOVING AND HAULING. day Of
night; expert handling; reasonable
rates DU, T-06S7
BOXLRY MOyERS-.6 rooms; S35 in
D. c. area, Local and long distance.
24.hr. service. AID. 2-SS22. --21
LIGHT HAULING, any time, any.
ssIsss Essss afy sss,sSE g ,asiEht; truck ,a and
WILL MOVE PIECE OR ENTIRE
HOUSEHOLD, Reasonable rates
Expert handling. NO. T-2713.
@-l5
Evening star., 1955-11-12
APIS. UNFURNisHED--MD.

conn. AVE. AND EAST WEST HWY.
---Carden-type 9pte., i hedrm., IN.
frn., dinette. KIT. and bath. el9 mo.
eau r AZ HUMPHREYS. RKALTQR.
lSi4o fA sISpE oGB = BLADEssnuno Nh
months rent free. Monthly rent,
aSfTI2f asSfS Z Riis RsBUkG III "a - s.SedSSom spt..
in new huiiding, very large rooms.
plenty ef closets. ultEamodern
kitchsns sos per mo. incl. ussis'
RocKSiIEh. ~ 1HGls MD.Aduits only n
I0-nnit bldg. Lying rrn.. dinette,
Kitchen. bedrm., bath. Located on
bnslire nr. railroad station. 70
TAKosA PARKa-unit brick 6lde.,
and bath; adults only. OIL. e-Qe2o
IrAKoMA PARK-Newiy dee. e-bed-
rm. apt, large liy. rm., nrepl. hlA
/ blk. Slo0 incl utiis, JU. 6-2egs-
|EocKyILIE;:.;sI. ssdSScRe. iisi9s t,s Ts., Ta,;;
sScppsns SsSsassa center. center sSs Dlas d Stiis. 70
! soCMs. the kitchen and bath;
cony. loc.; utiis. furn:: Ar. 1905
6Oi6 44th ave. Hyettsyille. .i3 !,
TAKoAIA RARK-ln U-upit eldE.; Il;
bedrrns.. sos: ! bedtmr SIy ana up
B ~ r6kp. Ssn -. s.siSs: eVss. 81: I.
TadReoMA TadReoMA PAKK-opp. washinston
san, Tl0 Maplevood ave- Apt. Z
---Liv. fm.. bedrtn-. kit. tile4 bath
front porch. Al util.; $dS. ~
% .2Ssttgx - AA,,tt. nriS IN
scr, porch, kgTnt. 500 mo- inEi
|rRKossh isssi faIk.--new 6 syns, ana
hngln. entire Itt noor. laxlg w. ~ a
WITH dlreplace. z y. kplsAl. nv. NJ
sses ssoe y sSuS 81, III Hct. III ii Topenl
peischtd buiidlns near Kasyppt
Garden Center. Lly. rln W. oedEin. |
dinette: kitchen and bath only
HOUSING coRP. esI y q. nsN.
Bsfiaksba. s4i ssisl sMD.--i ana J ssdgms,,
ana t rear % screened porch; sSo-ss
SAMUEL !. BooLEY. INc- Oh
LskSfGiSY LskSfaHSY pARK--Reyere Apts.,
facin9 shopping center and new
| Lanshurshss eomplete modern =
hedfm ADJ Hks l-obuot
WHEATON, ~ MHNoR--s;SS,s,dEsn; sS,,sE s,,,!nI: SgiI.;
n az nd eond. ff fof sale 10 new tenant.
Avnflnble Dec. 4. 10. A-7700. LID
MT. RAlNIER--lst-n, apt: corner;
det., pvt. entrance. 3 rooms. hteh.
enefte and bath. large YARD I
block stresteaL and buses DUNN
cSSsa'srssz SNis MA,P ,PasR..s1.unit iR. br,ek SiSs,:
in, Tra., bedrnns., de luxe. kit.
disposal. exhaust fan. pantry; lann-
dry and storage room; blk. lncp-
ping center. trafsp.; onstreet park
fng: 500 so, incl. utils Apply at
42s0 Knox q. WA. 7-l67g. - 9
LANGLEY PARK and bed
S rms & a Az; st,s 3 gs rns;si; siit sT;SS TaSohS Y
|Kdh5S;srHecroI d5; u td .Ledrr. apt. r " WITH
iiy' rfi,, din. m, kit. and bath;
eonv. to shopping. schools ana
frAnep.. idfy. facils. and nsils,
turn. 500 per sae S,9 CAL ~
|nIRksfSwSob. IlSs4S 81 III sSoS S vsgsrnum VI N Il : 3
rIils. and bath; Ind a.: $62 30,
utiis. fnri. WA. z-4bts7, -l3
CORAL HILLS garden ants. at 2; g.
line 2 bedrfps.; &S3 includes NUS. |.
Nr. schools shops. bus. 10. s-70ss.
COLLEGE Park, / tlk. from uni.
bedroom apts. WA. 7-1T03. ri ,
ROCKVILLE. adulta only. 2nd a
6pt., private home. Teaidential sec
ton. Ssb inciudine utilities. Pop-
lar 2-2134, after 8 pm. ---l4
NEAR FIOWKR THEATKH-Loyely
modern lsbedrtn. opt.s AL utiis.
inci. individual control Of theImQ-
stat; 2 rms. kit. dinette. pasn. 800
wsaSSH ElSFSSsEfah hExL4 i.ii 4ls SA. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-11-12
HOUSES FURNISHED


5OI6 Sth ST. N.w.--Six-rn. house.
front and rear porcies, fuil bsmt..
det. Raf.; 500 mo. IA. g-ll20-
ONE blk. orr COM. AvE.sis
rms rms sSo,. esdr@s shrsss PgySsr Inr,sT r'1 81
NfFAAERsyy fAAEEy M; aD..1Moe'. Noe de... al ! Ssd.
OIL b, sun pch.. gar.; $3.50 mo,
AMI. HI. Cut Cute mod. : bedrms. !; washer,
school. Sl25. "a. 5-i6e3. --l0
CONN. AvE.--C CflceY's widow has 4
ssEss sssE seqss 0s ho lsss bss iSf fHs EEGu9a 9a
NJ, close in-4-2 bed;
new Nv. rm. suite. sIso. IA. 7-ess5
ARL.. yA.-s bedrms.. tin. bsmt,
Bet. Bet walk. ., dI:t Heehs's saRa saa Kan1,:s' ]
ALE2 iaEoa s,DeSsa. a, sn brick; o9alsl nicely dec
Grated; good, modern furniture incl.
21-in. TV linens, kitchen utensils.
3bSs aStR AVE-, south chsyeriy,
Md--Lovsly 2-bedrm. det, brick
SS rs%SSiss 5sS & FENCED blSsfs SsFs N n
Ngot A.SAttAbeAAtygls GaoNAA Ig4l
* sso4. X. ssf1TR Mc., bi bi.
f-7S77; eyes, LU. 1889. .--12 !.
cHEVERLY - Groom, porch, full
hsfit.; garagei gas hesti vaeant.
il$SI.,-n i$nI. me- Inv SL,ylp2Es 1L,lp2s r ADAMS
bedrms.; X Blk.
grade school. mr.. bus line and shop
ping ctr: $12b mo. or. 4-0b00;
BRIGHTwooD, eo4 sheridan st.
ti.w.--A cory spacious 3-hedE9om
house, with front and rear .porches.
paneled. recreation room and fenced
In yard, at bargain rental ot
Sl15. SHANNON a LuCEIs, 724
NH. 1 WALTER REED At $fia6, this
spacious 3-bedroofn home will be
hard TO duplicate: includes full
size dining room, built-in garage
and full basement. In q quiet up
per Brentwood location, with
schools, shopping and transporta-
tion at your finRertips, SHANNON
4 LuCHs 724 18th ST. NV. Ma,
ROcKviLLE. MD. 1907 De Beck dr..
20 -bedrm., 2-bath house. FUR
nished or unfurn. Poolesyille 3l03.
Il u T
Evening star., 1955-11-12

ICOLOBED-6 Rms. bath. porch, Ill
outside rms. $50. i040 9Th 81. n.e.
NA. $4,000 or m. 3-be42. --l3
CoLOKED--BEAuTIFUL ! rm.. kit,
bath Can RA. 3-22eS or pr.
&eS164. --13
COI0RED---laf7 ". VA. AVE, NE.
--e rooms. pvt, kitchen; viii ec-
cent / child, Cali II. 6-1s92. --lS
|cOkORED - $50 69nd ISL. Me-
Large 2-bedrm. apts. end OF bus
linei eonY. shop. S76 pfus eiee,
Key Il dREkN6ToNE cLEANERs
3a2 6snd S.. ne. Isu. 2-SQee. ---17
COLORED - PETw0RTH III fm..
senaipvt Kit and bath, In minis-
tsr's hone: Utils. incl. Adaits eniy,
IA. 9-Sb34. r-l3
coLORKD = EXCLUSIVE WOOp-
RIDGE residential. g rooms kit.
bath; heat furnished. SO mo 50:
coLoRkD--isee BLK, iss sT. NV.
- rooms. kltS bath. 9ll beat. /
CofOhEiS-2aS5 tssS 81 s.ES
rms, kitchen. dinettes BATH. gas
heat fnodefn; adults 30 Z. 2.
az. AVE- 4 Nv. 81 81. S-6zf6. -is d. .
CukuhEpr~ wi AQekuALA e1:
\ ME-. Apt SIS fp0ti1A KIT and
bath, Screened pofcl1s toippieteiy re-
deeoEated. Exceptional Falue 81,
a.4S69 for interfaati0n. IL y
COIlOKED high CLASgt 3 dultB
only; s,4OQ 13th 81 n.w.-Just
chkngire over. 2-bSdfIa. Apks.. $40
MARSHALL ). wAFLK Co, 1924
assas lssS sss ,tIaS Ar f5seC Sa ad0 SIs
iuss open Y eolossd: e cesdoza q.
rms, foyer. so. utils. incl HA.
B-8321. Box 4s6-C, Star. --i3
3o06 ROCK CREEK
CHURCH RID. N.W.--Aodern q
rrn., Kit: and bath; for Or 2
Aiao several houses ssailasis. pI.
2-561e. --16
Evening star., 1955-11-12
HOUSES FURNISHED lcont.l


CHEVY CHASE, d. c.. AIS Lesation
- -bedroom home: $3.50 mo-: Yr!o
lease. PoolesYille 1903. l3e
BIS ar6 ST. N.W.-3 bedrmS-, rec.
Tn1., Colonial porch, 3 baths, built
n garage; nf. schools and shop
ping centers; $50 mo. Phone hUs
c2osfsfN SSsL SILVER sPRING-Imnae.
e-bedrm. brick; ground level bsnt.
rec. rm. with End bath and nre-
place; new washer and drier; gee.
kitchen; immaculate. A. y: KksSIN-
.Es qEE y s,ssIss, az; yUi iHisIw6op. aJtSzS siss
baths. scr. porch. frepl; full bsnlt.i
cooK, ccsSoofK Jr, NSoosS S0os5s, JH. s 2-sSss
NICELY FURN. b-rrn. BUNGALOW
with finished bsmt. IN s Afil.
gas heat; avail. Dec. -: Sl2o per
mo Call KE. s-6677 or -.
SIN. RI f. isEmIDEr. BRICK With fuIl
bsnt. In Rossiyn: completely fur;
). i: BEnoTT. Rssitor. X. s-ssz7
wELL-L0CAfED det. brick. Z rms.
.st baths Bern nsrsra Sssn ss is hrseS sSI
ave. s.es si60 mo. ROGER MOSS,
no. 9-6o20, ewes and sun. 70.
FAILS AIS CHURCH = rurn. cottage,
jiT. -bedrm,. comb. KIT, and bath.
i@@ed b0oS $50 sSesenssnesyM no g s. sah nisIeoSEi. E
GLOVER PARK-Avail. immsd. .
rms.. baths. furn. or uniurn.
$50 IL; y S7Ssa 81. NV. cLovEE rAi4-
5 bedrmss "a baths. finished reg.
fm., / Blk. bus. Wo. e-261e. --l2
Evening star., 1955-11-12

APARTMENT SPECIALS

APARTMENT SPECIALS
I22s 10th ST. NE: ! bedtm., Nv
tEn., dtnette, kit. bath, $3.50.
iii Il ST. N.K.--Larse 2 and 8 bed,
rm. apts., sos up.
ls2s 9Th ST. s.w.--i-bedrm, apis.
compieteiy modernised. each viii
private lit. and bath. $3.50.
bofe H ST. s.E.---1 bedrm.. Nv. tm.
dinette. kits bath. Incl. all utlis.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
APTs. UNFuRNIshEp-vA.

ALEXANDRIA, bedrni., Nv. rIn,.
siS s Patrick ~. 81. oL. s-sS4S,
As1ssa0. sa.1:sss sSls$sss SssPss csHs.a. sis:
iiving-dinine room combination, 2
large bedrooms, latest IN kitchen
equipment. paruuet fioofs. Venetian
blinds, 3 exposures ntti1 furn,,
500 mot cne bedroom, S62.6Qs
For information. call IA S-305O.
IARL. NJ pedrnaa,. walking ais
t&nce Ari. Hail. block Hecht, :
store hrE, iacslg ana Qs.nIIes,' /,
gst eonRoY ts RS n 81 prsisss, ~ NUS Sss
N. Thomas *. Call "a. a-h62s.
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS. adip.
cent to shop. center and schools,
Lovely lawn, trees and doHErs; 9
minutes 70 Gpyntowa. 3 minutes
. Pentagoa, 3 buslsnes e. YOU.
once service Laundry and storage
in your building New tefrigerators
with freezer tops. and 8 expos
tires. ] ard 2 bedrooms; from SO;
convenient for Army, Navy and
Air Force personnel. Mt Vernon
ATThe a1d EsssiInp iInlpfFabiRMM fai Msn ap IL INV ass
and tue bath. PerEins. cony. 70
stores, churches. Inquire manaGer,
s0Qp 3. ath St. ADJ, No. ., a.
ARI.. s.--Lse. e-bedrm. garden apt.
above Ice. bsint. with auto. ldry. /;
block from Columbia pike S92,
res. manager, lanitor and owner
Of this eo-op. apt. IA. 7-T3el,
ALExANDRIA--ist-foor apt. in nice
brick home. bedroom. recreation
!, ROOM " baths. oy 81 ~ 2eee ee.az;..ll lS !,
BRIDE AND GkOUhl.--5 ModeTn
sTissesl s1ds sl0is Nv W. Wasissnston, Ssa. osiet @
wooded area. bus. shopping. SD 90,
ARH.-lIodern sficieney and -hed.
rfn apt. Close to NV. Washington
and Pentagon, bus and shgppsiie
$ga 30 4 snd 1920 ogt ,5aa WiisSSS wen
p s1sd, sorss lsfs 81 ga. oss m = low Ia is'
ARi.. - Redecor.. 1-bdrm. apt. in apt
BLDG: rony. 10 stores ana transp.; Z
min. 20 Pent,, pr, Fl. Myers Navy
Annex, All, Hall Adults only. EN-.
3-b87S, days. En-. a-eoas, eyes.
a-BEDRM APT. new duplex iron,
sized bedrms.. din. alcoye, lge. kit.;
near shopping ana pusses; eyAM.
immeds "a. s-gnl2eee .,,.5 ..
Avail. Dee. 4 Top loe; bus, shop
ping. IA. s-Oss6. AsVv =. yak'
-
1-nkDRM APT, good eono., near
ahopping center 5000 tLensp s,gs Sigse
@ Pentason' 800 mo- "a e-ytvo' ia
ARLINGTON =; lSbedrna.. iiv. !. IiI,,.. q.
ain,, kls: Apa 1Stn -n mn plS,sva3 ,nr3
gaai,e ht.sstS ts,,ss., ~ Ant
o -t1Esa ~ ~ y IA .sso0i'
Evening star., 1955-11-12

APIS. UNfURN.. MD. Cont.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
THEIEEX2lIINlIGTON E2lIlI
COIORED

4s35 LEE ST. Me- rms, kitchen
dinette and bath, S5s.b0.
liI0I FLORIDA AVE. Me- rooms
kiteheni share bath; $50. Utils; iSel iSel
81 la TENNESSEE ReSiNskssf AVE. N.E.-s rms.
Kitchen and bath. SIS.
lis 9TH ST. N.Es-5 rooms, kitchen
bath; All utiis. furn.; 500.
wAsHBuRN q MAIZE, REMToRs;
Evening star., 1955-02-01
Scouts Camp OUT With Modern Ranges
By Violet FouIkner

Camping out was never like
this. chorused SO Girl Scouts
from the District of Columbia
and Montgomery County who
spent the past week end at
Camp lockwood, Md.
Modern Kitchens with auto
matte ranges In the troop
houses at the international
Girl Scout Camp, replaced
open fires on this camping
trip.
The Scouts, their leaders,
and six Girl Guides from the
international Patrol held an
international Fun Camp at
Home" in honor Of one Of the
Scout founders. Juiette Low.
This Is the first time we've
tried coordinating camping and
international friendship. ex-
planned Mrs. William s. Nalley,
PAOJCCb ttldlI lAldI.
"The girls were selected Tor
camping qualifications" she
continued. "All Of them have
had experience in troop camp
ing. family camping and at an
established summer camp such
as Camp May Father"
The Scouts. divided into 6
units. were housed in 8 diff
ferent troop houses along with
a leader and guide from the
Patrol. The latter are exchange
students and work at their
respective embassies in WASH
ington.
Housekeeping Duties
Somewhere on the wall Of
each troop house the duties
for the day were posted. The
Scouts take turns acting as
hostesses, cooks. fire builders,
or on the cleanup squad.
Guides from the Patrol help
supervise and in between times
tell their American cousins
about life in their native lands.
Grouped around a blazing
fire at Camp Tall Timbers on
Saturday, Bjorg Dingstad. from
Norway, was teaching the girls
in her unit Norwegian folk
songs for the evening camp
fire meeting.
At other troop houses, Patrol
guides from Denmark, Canada,
Panama. Australia and France
were teaching the Scouts
games and dances typical of
their homelands.
International Menu
Not only was the program
for the week end international
in character. so was the food.
Some of the Scouts were hav-
ing a bit of difficulty pro-
nouncing "vichyssoise" but all
agreed the potato soup" they
had for lunch was good. One
11-year-old burst out with
"Oh! aren't they fancy" when
Evening star., 1955-02-01
TANGLED WIRE.

Take four shredded wheat
biscuits for four people. Dip
them in milk and drain. Split
the biscuits open. Fill with
chopped nuts. Add a dash of
cinnamon. Put the halves to-
gether and place little pieces
of butter over all. Bake for
half an hour in a $50 degree
F. oven.
Have ready sirup made of
/ cup sugar, u cup water and
u teaspoon lemon juice,
cooked 10 minutes. Chill at
room temperature. Pour the
sirup over the hot biscuits. and
garnish with favored, sweet
ened cream.
MEXICAN RICE.
3 tablespoons fat or salad oil
Il cup uncooked rice
] thinly sliced large onion
/ minced small Glove garlic
! pound chuck, ground
2 teaspoons salt
2 or 3 teaspoons chilli powder
q cup catsup
/ No. 2 can tomatoes
/ cup water
"a cup raisins (optionaD
In hot fat in skillet, cook
rice, stirring frequently until
Evening star., 1955-02-01
Tea to Initiate Benefit Proqron1

of a series Of events which win
be given by members Of the
club during the month Of Feb
ruary to benefit the Interna-
tional Scholarship Fund Of the
Fifth District Of the Maryland
Federation of Women's Clubs.
The fund, which will be adj
ministered by the Mont
gomery County Federation Of
Women's Clubs, will provide
a foreign student with one
years education at the Uni
.versity of Maryland.
Mrs. Wellesley Sheard. In
ternational Affairs chairman,
is in charge Of arrangements.
Evening star., 1955-02-01
Readers Clearing House
COOK POTATOES.

MRS. J. M. j., SilUer Spring.
For Mrs. F. S. This is a
very good method of baking
potatoes on top of the stove,
1t is from the Adele Davis
Book, Lets Cook 1t Right"
and according to her, is the
most healthful way to cook
potatoes.
Select medium sized pota-
toes, preferably long, slender
ones; scrub and dry them;
brush surface with oil or fat.
Put potatoes into a preheated
utensil designed for waterless
cooking; cover utensil. keep
heat moderate for 6 minutes.
then set over simmer burner
until potatoes are tender. or
20 to 80 minutes; set lid OF
utensil to one side during last
five minutes of baking. I might
add that potatoes are delicious
prepared this way. It may
sound complicated but it isn't
really. after you have done it
once.
Evening star., 1955-02-01
BUTTER FLAVORING

Mrs. E. P. B.. Washington
For Mrs. r. F. L.. Washing
ton: Butter f1avoring may be
obtained from Furst McNess
Co. of Freeport, III. They have
a branch Office in the Gambler
Building, 109 Market place.
Baltimore, 2, Md. On inquiry.
they will supply a price list for
this and other products.
Evening star., 1955-02-01
Gives Tea

Mrs. Nathan Hurwitz enter
tanned at tea yesterday at her
daughters hcme on Woodland
drive.
Among those invited to the
4 to 6 O'Clock event were the
wife of the Ambassador of
Israel, Mrs. Eban; the
wife of the Ambassador of Ell
Salvador. Sonora de Castro;
the wife of the Ambassador
of Finland. Nine. Nykopp; wife
of the Ambassador of Indo-
nesia, Mime. Notowidigdo: wife
Evening star., 1955-02-01

lightly Drowned. Add onion.
garlic, and ground chuck.
Cook, Stirring until meat is
Drowned. Add salt, chilli pow
der. catsup. tomatoes, water
and raisins. Cover; simmer,
stirring occasionally for 25
minutes, or until rice is tender.
Makes 6 servings.
Evening star., 1955-02-01

Of the Ambassador of Korea.
Nine. Yang: wife Of the Am
bassador of Yugoslavia. Nine.
Mates: wife of the Ambassa-
dor of Colombia. Sonora de
leta-Angel: the Marchioness
of Winchester and Countess de
Rochfort.
Evening star., 1955-02-01

Mrs. James H. Baxter. presi-
dent of the Woman's Commu-
nifty Club of Kensington, will
initiate a benefit program on
Thursday with q morning
coffee and afternoon tea at
her home
The two affairs are the first
Evening star., 1955-02-01

the petits fours were taken
from the boxes. All were look
ing forward to the tangled
wire" a Turkish dessert, for
dinner and the pizza pies they
were promised for a late snack.
CAMPING MENU FOR SATURDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Orange and Grapefruit Juice
Oatmeal Porridee Scotch. Rolls
Butter Orange Marmalade
Cocoa Coffee Milk
LUNCH.
VichySSoiSe
Tossed Salad with Rouuefort
Cheese Dressing
Brioche Butter Jelly
French Pastry
Milk Coffee
AFTERNOON SNACKS.
Oranges and Apples
Almond Strudel
DINNER
Mexican Rice Polish Salad
Broccoli with Mustard Sauce
Pumpernickel Rye
Tangled Wire Dessert
Milk Coffee