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DODGE "a

MeadowbFook 4-door sedan: smart Q
| tone comp. with harmonizing spot
less interior Offset BY Wv. tires
Gyromatic drive. de luxe r. and h
turn sigs., and host of other &C
ceSSofles too numerous TO mention
A loE-miieage. l-owner car which
must sbe seen and driven to be ap'
preciated. Reg. price, 81, 345: re,
dueed for immed. sale to S1.I95,
IOLMSTEAD MOTOR co
yirginia's Largest oids Dealer
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl., ia. 7-s4et
DODGE 1852 coronet sedan; beau.
tiful dark green; fully equipped
very clean; thoroughly recondi.
t npss5 Only 1897; EMERSON q
tf1 blue sI mise G9ro Fsdo ss sd sssu
q oRME tBUICK), 18th and N
SITS. NV. DI. 1890.
DODGE '4S 4-dr. sedan; purchased
new. Dec. 8, 1913; r. and h., 4 new
sssa n sasst 9 sssS oWsak u
FoRRGD so convert: +. and h.: rex
BODY, black top; good mech. eond
S5d6a Today.s best buy. Car No
WEB Msst MOI MoNR 81 FORD OF 1237 East East
FORD 1851 de luxe; splendid condi.
Err" 18th and K. /. ave. ne. 20s
FORD 81
Custom Tudor; l owner: beaut. sea.
mist green, equipped. with +. and b..
matching covers. A real beauty
Priced eneciaI %HQ5
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CHEVROLET 81
snd h. real beaSty rG prieea Il
sell quickly S645.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
314o Lee Hwy. Arl., Va.
ia. 2-9001. Open It'll $3.50, Weekdays
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CHEW. "a Bel AIR 4-dr.; Powerglide.
r. and h, 2-tone blue finish: real
o Onls si5ss mss sa1 1sSoSs
trial; 4-month written guarantee.
HILL a. SANDERS, Wasf.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer, lila Vermont ave.
NV. AID. 4-4300. Open ewes. til
c & sat ;,o IN . s .ona Mn.. y,
before week end: any reasonable
offer. MACE, Ma. $3.50. 2I@
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CARS
WANTED

Our stock is low and our Southern
dealers demand is high. We buy
@'em all from Cadillacs to Fords and
we pay top dollars for them.
tHOYLE MOTOR SALES
l717 r. /. Ave. NE
y DU $4,000
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MOTORCYCLES
TRAiLsRs

A2-FT.. 2 bedrms.. fun bath. alum.
awning. dolly. Jacks and complete
hookup. Elcar, 1858; price, S3,925.
l2lS Rockville pike. Lot 2, Rockville,
Nd. --23
BLAIR MOBILE HOMES CO.
White Plains. Nd. PHI La Plata $500
4 Mi. North La Plata on Rte. 30l
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DODGE 1852 1Ka-ton fat bed: ORR
ginal owner: low mi, good tires
and paint; perfect; will finance
Sacrifice $Sa5. SP. 3-77l6 ewes
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CADILLAC 80 a62": rich green I'M
i .t.;r fully ssspssRpsd snelSdns power
Capitol Cadillac lds Co.
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GARAGES
AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

A423 P ST. N.W.-Rent double cemen,
garage: available for storage or car
EN-. 2-077S. 22s
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SIC '53 acton pickup; welded pipe
ladder racks. S795. JU. 9-3054;
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CHEW. '54 2-door sedan; r. and b.;
fully guar: fully equip. $3.50.
ARCADE PONTIAC co.
1887 IRVING ST. NV. AID. 4-s50O
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CHEW. al eoupe: htr.; passed d. c.
o5 inspection; good tires: $50. al
Delaf1eld pl. NV. ia. 9-6153.
|CHEv. 80 Bel Air coupe; 2-tone blue
and white: equipped with radio.
heater. Powergiide. 81 .5s5: CCC
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CHEVROLET '53 Ia-ton pickup; green
finish: heater; low mileage. A real
buy, only 1895. WISSINGER CHEW
ROLET CO., Seven Corners, Falls
(Fl,urnh Va JE D-6QRu
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SOUTHERN DEALER. IN town thi,
week viii pay cash for all makes
and model cars. Call Ia. e-480l
CADILLACs, Oldsniobiles and Mer.
eurys needed for Western market;
bonus cash price paid for extra nice
cars. Call AID. 4-9SS2. BI4ASS q
CLARK. cor. Of N. Capitol and
Florida ave. ne.
MODEL A roadster. call Mr., Lank-
ford MA 2-2120 Ext 61A -2l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-15
A Parade Medical Report"
From The Detroit Free Press)
BEWARE OF APPENDICITIS. IT'S STILL A X
BY WILLIAM KITAY

ny WILLIAM INLAY
No one seems to worry about appendicitis any more
because of medicines of the
past so years has been the control of this disease
Yet, each year, some 5000 persons in the United
States-mostly children and young adus-de from the
complications of acute appendicitis The past year APP
pendic caused more deaths than did acute polio rheu
matte fever acute nephrits meningitis complications of
pregnancy and childbirth and all the communicable dis.
of childhood
Physicians agreed that almost all of these deaths
from appendicitis unnecessary What, then is respon
sibe for them? Here's what:
First the attitude of the individual. He's become
eomplacent. The drop in appendicitis deaths has masked
the lurking dangers of the disease.
Second the attitude of some doctors. They've become
overconhdent They prescribe large doses of anboc to
postpone surgery especially that come in the
night.
As result many persons commit two of the most
dangerous that be made in case of acute
pendcitis;
- They laxatives when the pain in the abdomen
is constant
y They hesitate in calling for doctor when the
pain persists.
Though the current annual death rate from Appendix
cs is the lowest has beens about half of what
was in s44the incidence of appendicitis has not de-
ton is the today it 40 years ago For
the Of appendicitis is still known and there il.
known Of preventing the ament-an inflam-
of slender, sacke tube attached near the be-
ginning of the large intestine Recent studies the frat
time link appendicitis with various infectious diseases
Continued Next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-15
Checking the Brake"
Editorial reprinted from fhs c. S. moniforl

Editorial reprinted from the c. S. monforl
As Congress squares away for the new session there
talk once more OF for the House Rules eommee
This small but powerful committee controls the schedule ana
Gxes the conditions under which bills 10 The floor o.
the House.
n operates most effective set Of legislative brakes "
can paeonhoe bills already approved by The committees 10
which they were assigned for study II can force amendments
And il can set Up conditions under which measure IS 10 be
debated.
MANY Of IFS functions useful and make tor order'
Occasionally too il is used obtain careful exsm'ns'
on OF hastily conceived legislation But IFS great powers can
be arbitrarily and unfairly employed. In l'4' reoehon
AGAINST IFS control produced the famous 2dsy rule ms
provided that il the Rules Committee held bill tor three
weeks majority Of The House could call up the measure
for final decision But il dropped in 1851.
There is feeling that the committee IN me
next CONGRESS might unfrendy much OF the Eisenhower
proorsm II will be headed by Howard W. Smith, DemoerI
who is more conservative than majority OF Republicans 5u'
smonu rs members the influence OF Speaker Sam RaYbvrn
who is friendly 10 most OF the Presidents program viii be
strong.
Quite possibly The House will wait 70 see how The COM
niee operstes-eheek The brakes before curling us
rover But there should be hesitation about relnsa'ns
the 2I-dsy rule il ihe Rules Committee sets itself 10 veto
the will OF The House.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-15

whence thou art fallen and repent and do the first work
or else will come thee quickly and thy ear,
dlestick out of his place, except thou repent"
One of the outward signs Of inward devotion thai
we long to always living in the of the W.
love- We shall be willing, anxious, to where We
shall find him. through cold heat through rain
We shall be ready only to share but to sacrifice all
that we have and all that only may be found
in hs good graces always be loved by the beloved W.
shall want to so live that may please him.
In the natural realm many a towselled head, half
clean youth has become immaculate, wel-groomed
romeo that he might become acceptable to the girl h
has fallen in love with In the spiritual realm many
smrched renegade has been recreated into whole
some Cod-fearng citizen when he fell in love with III.
Christ on Christmas. When this happens in a man or
womans heart there tendency to substitute anything
else for personal devotion and alteration.
IN CENTRAL PLACE
There will be nothing spasmodic about church attend
ance when men still under the spell of their great
passionate love for Christ They will long be wher.
His is honored and proclaimed week in and week
out.
1t is high time that put away the artfcialities that
have cuttered up thinking and worship is high
time that put Christ back into the place of our
lives for all time. If do this shall have no trouble
putting Him back into Christmas. II to me that
again. at the beginning of year. He speaks as
of old saying; Repent else" Let's throw away the
artificial wreaths have been laying His feet; let US
away with the plaster shepherds and the plaster semn
and let fall down and worship the Father in spirit
and truth for the Father seekeh such worship Him"
If do this shall launch ourselves and our
world into happy year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-15
Auto: IAN AIertinu Shock" -

IIontnued from Back FageJ
qualities this when he says that speed but going
too fast for conditions" Is the real cause.
Has II been alcohol In "a out OF every 100 fatal high.
way accidents last year. the council reports drinking
factor.
Has II been poor reckless drvns7 In country driving
out Of 100 involved failure 10 keep right OF the center line
Has II been much driving after dark7 There have been
twice many fatalities after dark during daylight hours
All this need 10 know. And having learned. TO do
something II Is not hopeless. Progress already be
ported We kill people the road than used
TO- but the toll in proportion each 10000 cars. ha,
droppsd-from 1919 in 1910 TO ia In 1859.
May not the nation whole accomplish hearteninS
results IL II knows and then tries?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-15

! chicken pox, scarlet fever, mumps measles
But appendicitis is most in persons past 3d.
because infections in older people take longer to make
themselves known Rupture in this group in more
than 60 per of the compared to 20 per cent
among persons in their sos.
The one universally accepted symptoms of appendix
e. i. the beyache according to DR.. Philip Thorek, the
noted Chicago surgeon and appendicitis specialist In more
than 20 per of the he has during the past
IS years Dr. Thorek has been able to diagnose append
cs with nothing more than what ne calls the iwo-oue'-
ton Test.
Question IL "Where was your pain when II started ?"
To this the patient usually indicates his entire abdomen
Question 2, where does it hurt now7" To this the
patient usually points the right lower corner OF the alb
domen.
Though the pain will localzs itself the exact spot
will never be the in every and will depend
upon the position of the appendix Often, the initial
of the pain Is far from generalized usual Dr.
Darrell Evans of Manhattan, Kan tells of one patient
whose pain started in the right knee before oealz'ng it
self in the area of the appendix.
Nausea and vomiting two widely accepted symp-
toms many persons wait in vainwith the result that
medical attention delayed The majority Of appendicitis
patients neither vomit complain of But moot
experience a loss of appetite.
That high initial fever is symptom of acute APP
pendics is another msconception Fever in early ap.
pendics usually is very low nonexistent After "a to
4s hours only after the infection has spread and
threatens,
DELAY CAN MEAN DEATH
Dr. Thorek contends that delay before surgery is the
principal for today high death rate He feels that
surgery always performed in the earliest possible
stages of the disease deaths would be practically nil
And Dr. Cerorge B. Packard of Denver, after study
Of than 800 reports Regardless of the value
of the drugs when simple appendicitis to
perforaton with peritontis, the rate OF complications 10
multiplied 16 times"
OF there is risk involved in surgery. But in
appendicitis it than that for any surgical
cedure and perhaps lower Most of the who
succumb past CO.
There be doubt that medicine today has the
know how to keep appendicitis under control and the
death toll from it to all. But the public must become
of the danger of appendicitis and physicians must
must realize death from the disc 10 longer perms
ble
As the late DR.. Charles McBurney, New York
geon said what wish to accomplish in the treatment
of appendicitis is half of four
cases of hve but all of them
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-15
IcELEBRIrIEs-AND. THE WRITER OPERATING

FRRITIEs-AND THE WRITER OPERATING
THROUGH A THIRD PERSON!-Ted Williams, 1887
And RolIie Hemsey-Major League catcher various
the knife while catching for Horns6y
Manager for the ST. Louis browns WINE III 'e''e' -
Chicago, 1885.
And sporswriter said that Hornsby's last place St.
oui. Browns played second best ball in the American
League the last half of the season!
TIGERS AND CUBS having substantial help from
the writer as Major Prophet of the Lord, with World
Message and Mssion-and the Cubs win their pennant
by achieving major miracle in baseball history-2i con-
secutye victories.-in September 1885.
PART S
ONE OF THE ENEFICIARIES-ESCAPEE FROM THE
SURGEONS KNIFE-WAS MISS IRENE LEMON, A
ROMAN CATHOLIC ORGANISE AT THE
ALEXANDRIA MOVIE HOUSE. Woodward and
Kenilworth mid-ls27!
PART6
WHAT is APPENDCITIs?-
FEAR IGNORANCE. OR SIN"!-MADE VISIBLE!-
God to Mrs Eddy, you, in His Masterpiece-the C.S
exbook-'Savor Liberator, and Protector of the Holy
Scriptures the devh spiritual adultery of the four
European religious eripples!-indspensab and impera
educator Gods triumphant, intelligence and power
to man LOVER EVERY ADVERSE CIRCUMSTANCES"
PART
HUMAN WILL-UNCHRISTLIKE, DIVINELY
UNsCIENTIFIC UNsPIRITUAL, REBELLIoUS-
A MAJOR FACTOR-AS 1T is IN STOMACH ULCERS
AND MOST DISEASES
God further thereto, in Science and Health with
Key the Scriptures, by His Daughter Successor
Christ Jesus, the Rev. Mary Baker Eddy "ALL DISEASE
is THE RESULT OF EDUCATION"! Impure, divney
unscientihc unChristlike, unspirituaI education!
As of the inteectuas-"EDUCATED BEYOND
THEIR INTELLIGENCE! (smIes)-promoting 1.-THE
WISDOM or THIS WORLD, WHICH is FOOLISHNESS
WITH GOD! ST. PauD-producing Pearl Harborsi-
and Koreas because of rapid rehabilitation. of Gods
Messiah nations ord-dominating military strength
Hence Korea!
The traitorous Truman administration playing poll
tics with national defense -exercng NOT leadership
but going along with the Common man-because
THEY LOVED THE PRAISE OF MEN MORE THAN
THE PRAISE OF GOD!
And the Detroit Tribune reiterates its position:
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY, FROM THE LAST TWO
YEARS OF HOOVER TO THE CLOSE OF
TRUMAN'S ADMINISTRATION, WAS A SPIRITUAL
TRAITOR TO GOD AND COUNTRYl-AND LET
ANY OF THE DEVILS DEMOCRATS DO THEIR
DAMNDEST ABOUT THE ASSERTION!
WE DEFY THEM!
PART 8
JESUS TO HIS TRUE DISCIPLES:
"YE SHALL CAST OUT DEVILS!
YE SHALL LIBERATE THE OPPRESSED!
AS YOU WOULD THAT MEN SHOULD DO TO
YOU DO YE TO THEM LIKEWISE!
Hence Jesus liberatng dvinely loving. thunde rou.
rebukes to the murderous Hebrew highprests "WHOM
SATAN HATH BOUND".-spiritual Iunatcs pervertiny
the divine and spiritual revelations of their Old Te.ta
ment!!
II was the Fighting Angel, Michael, NOT gentle
Gabriel, whom the Master utilized-as recorded:
EYE GENERATION OF VlPERS. SERPENTS, AND
HYPOCRITES-HOW CAN YE ESCAPE THE DAMNA.
TON OF HE'LL? THE HARLOTS co INTO THE
KINGDOM OF GOD BEFORE YOU'LL!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-15
Detroit Institute Of Technology
(of Y. M. c. A., we believe)


AND TAKES John ID. Wardle, 3s,
Business Administration instructor, VIA APPARENi
SUICIDEi-DEAD IN A CAR, IN GARAGE,
MOTOR RUNNINGi
PART 2
INDIVIDUAL AND ENVIRONMENT REGISTER
NEGLECTED STUDY OF GODS MASTERPIECE
C.S. TExTBooK-INDISPENsAB IMPERATIVE
SAVIOR, LIBERATOR. AND PROTECTOR OF THE
HOLY SCRIPTURES-THE BOOK OF LIFE
FROM THE SPIRITUAL ADULTERY OF THE FOUR
EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS CRIPPLES!-WHoSE
FUNDAMENTALS ARE PERFECT-AND THE
SPIRITUAL MALPRACTICE OF THE DEVILS
MEDICINE, SURGERY, AND PSYCHIATRY, AND ALL
OTHER HEALING ENDEAvORS EVEN
INCLUDING PRAYERS VOID OF GODS TWO
IMPERATIVE, SAVING. HIGHEST
REPRESENTATIVES SINCE JESUS!-COD'S CHRIST
SCIENCE MESSIAH TO ALL PEoPLEsi--AND His
REvELAToR THEREOF, MRS. EDDY. DAUGHTER
SUCCESSOR TO THE HOLY GHOST CONCEIVE
MESSIAH SON. CHRIST JESUSli
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-15
President Eisenhower's Report

Continued from Back Page)
WAGE BOOST FOR POSTAL WORKERS"
WITH INCREASED POSTAL RATES
HAWAII AND ALASKA STATEHOOD
HAWAII READY-ALAskA NOT = according 10 The
President
THE PRESIDENTS SUMMARY:
HE summed up the detectives OF his program in these
words:
ITO LABOR EARNESTLY. PATIENTLY,
PRAYERFuLlY. FOR PEACE FOR FREEDOM FOR
JUSTICE. THROUGHOUT THE WORLD;
ITO KEEP OUR ECONOMY VIGOROUS AND FREE,
THAT OUR PEOPLE MAY LEAD FULLER. HAPPIER
LIVES;
ITO ADVANCE NOT MERELY BY OUR WORDS
BUT BY OUR ACTS. THE DETERMINATION OF OUR
GOVERNMENT THAT EVERY CITIZEN SHALL HAVE
OPPORTUNITY TO DEVELOP TO HIS FULLEST
CAPACITY"
tovotsiions and excerpts taken from Detroit Timsa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-15
BY M. JANE SCOTT
Special to The Windsor Star"

Even in the field of the religious and
substitute the artificial for the real We have
emerged from about effort to put Christ back into
Christmas. Don't misunderstand me, favor of put
ting Christ back the only for Christmas but
for all tme but with all serious-mnded Christians am
afraid that going about the campaign in the wrong
way.
Roaming around town in recent days has done some-
thing which cannot quite explain, other than
say that it left me cold A passed the Nativity scenes
in shop windows and other places the only people kneel
ing before the Christ the plaster shepherds and the
plaster wise-men.
COLBY PRACTICAL
stopped at the city hall and viewed the wreaths on
the cenotaph They mostly artificial but they stir.
red of those back in the 2os when after service
at the cenotaph the fresh flowers and beaut
full exuded their fragrance and briefly exemplfied the
fresh young lives that suddenly off at the
hour of full bloom They also typhed the poignant
that fresh in the hearts of sweethearts and
parents the velvet that rembed in the
wind. But the deep panss of have subsidized, and
the world has become codly practical and in place Of the
real floral tributes, lay the laurel leaves IN the
cenotaph, and they symbolic Of attitudes life
Whenever substitute the artificial for the real. il
indication that have Loaf frat love for those
whom worshipped. What youthful lover in the
frat throes Of would be foolish send
bouquet of artificial his beoved7 And would
such love substitute artificial shepherds and wemen
knee In alteration at the feet OF the One Woman he had
protested to love and adore7 Not long his lamp Of
love burned brightly But many people who claim to be
lovers of God and Jesus Christ have reached the
place in their experience where they believe that an ar
fetal Nativity the only evidence needed prove
their devotion to Christ What utter nonsensei
believe that Saviour 10 more conscious of our
lack of true love and devotion than imagine and
once again He spoke through His John in Reve
ton 24-5; Nevertheless have somewhat against thee
because thou hast left thy frat love- Remember from
Continued Next Column, TOP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-15
Real Christmas Spirit Dimmed by
Artificial SuperfieiaIities"

"CLUTTER UP OUR THINKING AND OUR WORSHIP
PLASTER AND WAxEN IMAGES FAIL TO
PORTRAY TRUE LOVE OF CHRIST"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-15

(The Tribune presents the following article reprinted
from The Windsor Starr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-01-15

THE DEVIL-ANlMAL MACNETISM!-
MATERIALISM! FINDS
Evening star., 1955-09-02
|Birthduy puYty

The nieces. nephews and
other friends of MIR. William
j. Oates entertained at q din
ner In his honor last week In
celebration Of his 83d birthday
anniversary.
Evening star., 1955-09-02
'Quarleses
Are Hosts

The Secretary Of the Air
Force and Mrs. Donald A.
Quarles entertained at a small
dinner last night In honor Of
the former Assistant Secre-
tary of the Interior and Mrs.
Orme Lewis.
Guests included the Under
secretary of the Air Force
James H. Douglas, the As
sistant Secretary Of the Air
Force and Mrs. Trevor Gard
ner, he Chief Of Staff Of the
Air Force, Gen. Nathan Twin
ing; former Assistant Secre-
tary Of Defense and Mrs. H.
Struve Hensel, and Mrs.
Quarles Overton, daughter of
Secretary Quarles.
Mrs. Twining could not be
present as she was out of
town attending a family re-
union. and Mrs. Douglas is
still vacationing in New
England.
Evening star., 1955-09-02
Virginia Worren
'Weds Mr.. Jenkins

DR.. and Mrs. John Francis
Warren Of Chevy Chase. Md,
announce the marriage Of
their daughter Virginia Lee to
Charles Robert jenkins, son
Of MIR. and Mrs. Cullen Sim
mons Jenkins Of Ocean City.
Md, on August 20.
The ceremony was per-
formed at The Shrine Of the
Evening star., 1955-09-02

OF Flohn's Extra Value . Careful Fir
al me osst shoes from to for girls in mind Mothers can
% sure OF superior qohN styles scientific o,s sure Of Der
hnos are BY onooer As oion children
oy enoo comfort with good sho the HAHN SHOE HABIT
Evening star., 1955-09-02
English Visitors
Are Entertained

Mr.. H. C. Bugbee. president,
Natural Rubber Bureau, and
Mrs. Bugbee entertained
Wednesday evening at a re-
ception in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Martin, who are
visiting here from England.
Mr.. Martin is technical di-
rector, London Rubber Ad-
visory Committee Of the I'm.
perial Institute. London.
England. He has Just arrived
here on a business visit that
viii take him and his wife ali
over the country.
Evening star., 1955-09-02
Thirteen Midshipmen
Are Entertained

Thirteen midshipmen, just
returned to the Naval Acad-
emy after q months leave,
were entertained last night at
a supper party given by Miss
Sydney May Hessick. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Henry Hessick, jr. The Z
o'clock party was held at the
home Of the deb's parents in
Kenwood.
The midshipmen were Allen
Ingram Price. jr.. Philip Sui
Evening star., 1955-09-02
Rice Ring With Bacon

HICe mug WIN 00c0n
pound bacon.
. cups rice.
] (101s ounce can mush-
room soup.
cup milk.
u cup grated sharp cheese.
Hard-cooked egg.
Cook washed rice in boiling,
salted water. Drain. Pack
tightly in oiled 1z-quart ring
mold. Unmold on serving
plate and keep warm. Pam
brol bacon. AS each strip is
removed from pan, roll around
tines Of fork and let cool to
form curls. Surround rice
ring with bacon. Heat mush-
room soup with milk, stirring
Evening star., 1955-09-02

Most Blessed Sacrament by
the Rev. e. Carl Lyon.
Evening star., 1955-09-02

until smooth. Add grated
cheese. Garnish with hard
cooked egg slices. Serve hot
with rice ring. Makes 8
servings.
Evening star., 1955-09-02

Ivan. David Fields. Phillip
Walter Criswell, Anthony
Trent. James Dur, John Sc.
dano. Richard Charles, D. L.
Follmer, Kenmore Reed Nc
Names. A. Spencer McE1anes,
Jeff Dennis and George Len
nan.