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Evening star., 1955-11-27
Workday Philips
zone OF a Series

TAKING BLOOD is the occupation of this blond
Wanda Gentry e. works for the District Red Cross
stan there she takes the blood at the center
bloodmobiles She lives at 1910 Twenty fifth street NV
farm girl from Somerset County Pa, where her
family lives Miss Gentry went into training the Phia-
delpha osteopathic Hospital when she finished high
school After completing the training she here
1o49 and worked at George Washington Hospital She
has been with the Red Cross for three years
Wanda is crossword puzzle fan and likes to read
anything but science" She is engaged to be married
next month to Nazar Fl Shawl, Phi. D. candidate in
bacerioogy at CIV University Her fiance from Iraq
The Red Cross not unaware it had pretty nurse
working there She chosen the organizations
girl for the 1855 campaign and her face posters
pamphlets and advertisements spurred on contributions.
Brian Bell.
Nest west: A pi.ap fo~ the NsAOss Aasomobae
ASsociatios
yOur place of business has girl you think should
be represented in this SERIES send clear picture
together with letter telling who she and where she
works, to- Pin-Up Editor The Sunday Star Magazine,
Eleventh street and Pennsylvania NV. Wash
ington t.
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WASHINGTON, o. c.

WASHINGTON, o. C.
Bakers Photo. .a6ll Wisconsin NV.
Bates jewellers. .. sol 3 St NM.
Brenhef Photo. .s33 Peana. Ave. NV.
Capital Camera Stores. (st both ssores)
Columbia Photc. .ll24 n. Y. Ave. NV.
Congressional Can. LII Indepead. Sc.
Embassy Camera .1Ol0 S. 81. NM.
Franc Jewelry Stores. ). let an storss)
The Hecht Co.. 49,. .7th q r 81 NV.
ksnn's. -. .sth & MARKET Space, NM.
Nay jsNeiTy Co.. .(at sli stofes)
aadIon Cam. l2i2 Good Hope Rd., Sc.
Micro Mari. :. sos Peana. Ave. NV.
Penn. csmsts. .s43 Peaaa. Ave. NM.
Ritz Camera csasers. .(st both stoFes)
Ross Jswsiy Co.. .(st sll stOres)
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Nothing could be easier All controls single unit
Luxury features include ametal construction fodaway and
Big Image lens which practically fills 3 40 only IL feet
SEE TIVE KEYSTONE DEALER NEAREST YoU...
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Charles Schwartz. .T0S-7th 81. NM.
Sears. Roehuek. ..... .(at both storss)
Sommers csHteFs. Helen St NV.
Stewart's Camera. .e22-lath St NV.
Tenders. sl3 o 81. NV.
Mark Weiss. .9l3 Peana. Ave. NM.
Woodward 6 LOthTop. 10th &F ST. NV.
BALTIMORE. Nd.
The Hecht Co.. LIS ". Fayette 81.
PaFkSille Photo. .730 Hartford Rd.
Photo Ctr. lae.. - n. toward st.
Ritz Camera ceaters. .(at both stoEes)
FREDERICK. MO.
Frederick Camera. .1O6 ". Patrick St
Frederick Photo 6 SpoIts. ~ S. MsFkst
SILVER SPRING. MO.
camefss lne.. 1857 Georgia Ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-09
Paint Styling
Follows Rules

Good paint styling is the
technique of using paint in
diligently to bring out the good
features of a building and to
minimize those features that are
less desirable, thus giving you
the most out of the design.
Here are a few basic rules.
worked out by trade publica-
ton for home builders:
To emphasize a good feature,
surround it with a different
color.
To minimize a bad feature, sur
round it with matching color.
Warm colors-red-violet. red,
red-orange, orange, and yellow
orange-are advancing" colors,
and seem to bring things nearer.
Cool colors-yellow green, blue
green. blue and blue-violet-are
"receding" colors and seem to
push things away.
r Light colors reflect more light
and make objects seem larger
and farther away.
Dark colors absorb light and
make objects seem smaller, but
closer. They tend to advance.
The brighter in color an area
is. the larger it seems. The "larg-
est" color is yellow. followed by
red, green, blue and black.
Equal or approximately equal
areas of contrasting colors are
not pleasing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-09

woodwork in your living room
less obvious by painting it the
same shade-in a fiat finish
as the walls. Peach would be a
good color. Get the draperies
and slipcover for one chair with
a floral pattern in rose. green
and brown on an ivory back
ground, the slipcover for the
other chair in green and the
sofa slipcover in rose with ivory
trim.
Question: Our dining room
walls are a medium green, the
draperies are rose, ecru and
green and the carpet is rose. We
are planning to get birch furni-
ture and I cannot decide what
color table cloth to use, what
would you suggest? Also what
about the china? My silver and
glassware both have patterns.
Answer: Ecru or pink would
be good colors for the table cloth
in your dining room and china
in ivory with a broad maroon
rim would be a good selection.
Question: I have ranch-type
house with very wide windows
and thought that f1oor-length
draw draperies would add beauty
and a feeling of spaciousness to
my rooms. However, the draw
darperies in the model house
are window length and have
been told that this length is
best for this type of house and
window. But I have my heart
set on long draperies as I think
they will make a better back
ground for my furniture which
is modern. Would the floor
length take away the modern
look, as I have been told? At
this point. I am confused and
really need advice.
Answer: BY all means have
f1oor-length draperies if you
want them, since they make just
as suitable a background for
modern furnishings as they do
for the traditional.
Question: Our kitchen is long
and narrow with two windows
and five doors. At present it
is just a hodge-podge, with even
the walls divided in half by the
use of two different colors of
paint! We want to redecorate
in order to unity the room and
make it look more restful. We
play on painting the walls and
ceiling. installing new linoleum
q. love the spatter PATTERN !,
getting new counter tops and
curtains. What colors would
you suggest? The Venetian
blinds have red tapes and the
only other thing to consider is
the chrome breakfast set. which
is new. the table top is gray
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-09
USEFUL ITEMS
New Fluid Can Serve
As Masking Tape

paint. stain or varnish you will
be using as your finish coat.
If a bodied spirit stain
is used, small amount of var
nish should be added for binder.
Simply mix this wood putty
powder with paint until a
crumbly mass Is formed. Dust
your hands with the powder and
knead the mixed putty until
smooth and pliable. If neces-
sary, add more powder or paint
as required. Then putty all nail
holes, cracks, etc.
Excess surface putty should
be Immediately removed with a
knife or chisel and the newly
puttied surface can be made
smooth with your thumb.
The puttied surface may be
Immediately painted or stained
without loss of time waiting for
it to dry. It is guaranteed by
the manufacturer to take
stain.
One unusual quality Of this
product is the ease with which
it can be made into paste to
fill the extremely porous edges
of plywood as we'll as the ends
of lumber. Another is that If
you want to keep your hands
free of paint while painting you
can simply dust them with this
wood putty powder. And what
is really amazing is that if
busted or freshly spilled paint, it
will absorb the paint and you
can sweep it up.
For further information please
address Mr.. Derwin, Room 100,
The Star Building, Washington,
D. c., inclosing a stamped self
addressed envelope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-09
BY BETTY LENAHAN

The small dining room or the
dining area of the living room,
are important features of today's
smaller homes and require care
full thought in decorating and
furnishing SO that they will not
have an overdone, cluttered ap-
pearance, Dual-purpose furni-
ture, small in scale and simple
in design that is now available,
will solve this problem.
Ideal for this purpose is one
style called Colonial modern. 1t
is typified by simple, sturdy,
dual-purpose furniture.
The antique" pewter finish on
the finest walnut wood is unique
and dramatic. highlighted by
solid walnut frames and posts
that show worn" edges and
rounded corners.
Additional appeal is given to
these Colonial modern pieces by
actual peg construction. hand
some but simple panel carving on
sliding doors. and elegant touches
of pewter seen IN leg treat
ment and drawer pulls--the lat
ter in the shape of half-moons.
A slate black top provides an
accent of practically as well as
decorative interest ON the SerV-
ing table.
In both spacious and space
saving quarters, the perfectly
proportioned dining room table
is the ideal answer. With leaves
added the table opens to a gen.
erous 48 inches by u inches.
The cane back chairs are of
solid walnut and have foam rub
Der seats which are designed for
maximum comfort. These chairs
are light and easy to move so
that when they are not needed
for dining they can be used in
other rooms.
With room enough for almost
everything. the beautiful china
cabinet has glass doors above
and three sliding panels below
The two-tiered serving table can
be used as a room divider as
well. Its two spacious drawers
provide additional storage space.
Questions and Answers
Question: I have been given
a new green rug for my living
room and would like to re-
decorate the room to show it Off
to the best advantage. The house
is old with dark oak woodwork.
even molding of oak around
the edge of the ceiling. Should
/ paint the woodwork or leave
1t as it is? Also, what colors
would you suggest for the walls,
draperies and slipcovers for the
sofa and two chairs that will
harmonic with the green rug?
Answer: You can make the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-09
by ID. NJ. DERWIN

As the last of winters winds
fade into memory, the man OF
the house recognizes that spring
time is paint-up and fix-it time
for the house exterior. One such
task is the repainting of window
sash on the house to erase the
ravages of winter.
A little advance preparation
for window painting results in a
better paint job at considerable
saving in time. After you paint
window trim. it's cleaning up
after the job that takes much
time.
A liquid masking tape. now
available. has been designed es-
pecially for keeping paint of
glass or metal. 1t is applied to
the edge of the window glass ad-
jacent to the sash or trim, and
when the painting has been COM
pleted, the liquid masking can
be quickly and easily peeled of.
This liquid masking tape is a
vinyl plastic based fluid which
may either be brushed or sprayed
onto a surface. 1t air dries
quickly in a matter of minutes
to a tough, almost impervious
film that resists all paints. water.
alkalies and fats, and it also
gives protection against smears
or drafts.
Best results are obtained when
it is flowed on with very mini
mum amount of stroking, using
care to assure applying a proper
amount of the liquid to create
a continuous film. according to
the manufacturer.
When the paint has dried, at
least beyond the tacky stage,
score around the molding with a
sharp knife or blade to make a
precision edge, then peel off the
liquid mask as if it were tape.
Any of the liquid mask that
remains on the sash under the
new paint will act as moisture
seal and will also prevent the
paint from chipping. the maker
says.
This liquid mask may also be
used on porcelain, tile and
chrome fixtures and trim prior
to painting or plastering walls.
1t is available in an Bounce
can which includes a brush for
ease in application.
Wood Putty Stain
A wood putty, now being mar
keted in powder form, is mixed
with paint for use on all interior
or exterior surfaces. This new
putty contains no wood and uses
no water in mixing. You simply
mix the powder with whatever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-09
Better PIon Dining-Areo Decor
To Prevent 'CIuttered Look

and the upholstery on the chairs
is red leather.
Answer: For the walls of your
kitchen I suggest blue: for the
ceiling, light gray; the linoleum,
the spatter pattern in red. blue,
yellow and black on a gray
background: counter tops, red;
curtains, red, dark blue and gray
stripe.
released by
Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate)
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Out Lee Hwy 1Ronfes 20 and I'D 0ppToI maelv ia
follow signs to house close By RIGHT
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Hondylnon Admits
Killing Boy Is

RHINEBECK. N. Y, Nov. II
(R. Authorities said today 1
private school handyman hal
confessed bludgeoning to deatt
Ia boy who took refuge in thu
school barn two weeks aftel
running away from home.
District Attorney Raymond G
lHaratta said Harvey william
Losee. Al. employed by the An
lderson School, had been charged
with first-degree murder In ths
death Of Gerald Foster. Is, ol
Poughkeepsie. N. T., is mile.
south Of Rhinebeck. He was moi
Ia student ct the school.
Mr.. Baratta quoted Losee q.
saying he found the youth Sleep
ling In the barn October ~ and
ordered him to leave. The boz
started to argue and Losee struck
him on the head with an iron
pipe. Mr.. Baratta said.
The boy left hts home II
Poughkeepsie October IL. Hi
body was found last Saturday
|in q wooded area Of the school
grounds. Where the boy had
spent his time between October
az and October 2s was moi
known.
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budget balancing aims would be
Isubordinated to necessities" Of
1.-THE developing new situation.
He said that cuts In foreign
laid are mot now contemplated
|. There may be some shifts
land changes In emphasis In the
lforeign-aid program, but there
won't be much differences" be-
tween this years and next years
loutlays.
"The administrations policies
are flexible, and they VIII be
shifted as needed" he added.
Failure Not Hidden
The administration leader un-
|qualifiedly termed - failure
1.-THE current Big Four foreign
ministers meeting ending today
lat Geneva.
Additionally. he pointed to
athe tense situation in the Mid
IDLE East, as further concrete
evidence that 'the cold war Is
back"
What this win mean In terms
lof the administrations aim Of
Evening star., 1955-11-16

stay under his oxygen tent
until his term expires In jan
|uary.
Mr.. Cafe left the Government
Employees Hospital two days ago
and went to 4 rest home IN SUBJ
urban Gavea. His personal phy-
|sician. Dr.. Raynundo de BritO,
paid q formal call today on Pro-
visional President Nereu Ramos
|at Catete Palace. Mr. Ramos
was elevated from president oi
the Senate when Mr.. Luz was
ousted last Friday.
Soon after Or. de Brito ieft
the palace, Mr.. Ramos spent
an hour and q half In confer-
|ence with three military min
listers. There was no announce
|ment on what was discussed.
Evening star., 1955-11-16

balancing the Federal budget
this year. and keeping it in ball
|ance thereafter, Is hot yet clear,
the official indicated.
In September, John B. Hoi-
lister, head Of the Interna-
tional Cooperation Administers
|tion which administers for
leign aid, told reporters after
|a trip to Europe that the
situation had improved so much
there that some cutdown in for-
|eign economic aid outlays could
begin Immediately. and be car
ried over into next wear.
Now. 1T appeared from the
administration poiicymakerss
views, based ON Russia's in
|transigent attitude at Geneva
and Developments in the Middle
East. that any savings on eco
|nomie aid may have to be spent
on increased military assistance
abroad.
OUTLAWS on Way Up
Current programs for the year
ending next June 80 contemplate
spending of Sl.75 billion for eco
|nomic aid abroad and t2.l5 biz
lion for military aid.
The Defense Department has
already indicated that defense
|outlays are on the way up. Sec
retary Of Defense Wilson has
announced that spending this
fiscal year VIII be close to $34.6
billion hall q billion more than
was originally contemplated for
this year. And his deputy,
Reuben b Robertson. said last
week ON ! teleyision program
that defense spending in the
coming fiscal year would prob
ably top this years outlays.
Defense spending programs.
like all others. the administra-
tion leader indicated. win be re-
viewed IN the light Of the new
situation.
Evening star., 1955-11-16

as early as fTIoay. OtneIb Shae
he may wait till later.
Under the constitution. he !;
entitled to end his sick leave and
take back the Office when he
chooses. but II and when he
does he viii run into the op-
position Of the same military
forces that ousted his temporary
successor, Carlos da Luz. In Z
predawn coup last Thursday.
Mr.. Luz was ousteds because,
his opponents charged. he and
his associates planned 8 coup e
prevent President t-elect Juscelinc
Kubitschek from assuming once
January 81. These opponents
now charge Mr.. Cafe feels the
same way as Mr.. Luz.
The gravity Of the situation
was reflected in the publication
Of q front-page editorial In the
influential morning newspaper
Correio da Mania, demanding
Mr.. Cafe to resign or be inn
peached. The paper suggested
that as an alternative Mr.. Cafe
could continue on sick leave and
Evening star., 1955-11-16
japanese Mayor
Welcomed Here

Mayor Chujiro Haraguchi Of
Kobe. Japan, today was ofiicially
welcomed to washington b
Commissioner Samuel L. Spen-
cer at Z brief ceremony In the
latteris ONCE.
The mayor was accompanied
BY Toshikatsu Ito. president d
the Kobe City Assembly: Shinjl
Kohayashi, director Of the Kobe
City Port and Harbcr Bureau
and Takeshi Arita. first secretary
Of the Japanese Embassy here.
The Kobe ofncials came to the
United States shout . week agr
to attend an international port
conference at Los Angeles. and
are now making B goodwill ton
Of several American cities.
Evening star., 1955-11-16
Cold War Comes Beck,
U. 5. Eyes Budget Again
BY FRANK O,BRIEN
Associated Press stan writer

The failure Of the Geneva conference has brought the cold
war back" topevel administration leader said today
He said that "n the light Of this the administration is
examining programs and prepared to make any changes
that are necessary
The pocymaker declining to be quoted BY name said that
Evening star., 1955-11-16
Record Timber Yield

SPOKANE = Forests Of The
United States yielded about 81
billion feet Of lumber in 1850 10
establish . record the past 20
years.
Evening star., 1955-11-16
Valley Slope Is Lioht

GRAND FoRKs-The valley
Of the Red river Of the North
has . slope Of only one foot per
mile from its sides 70 the center
ana also from south to north.
Evening star., 1955-11-16
Cofe FiIho Moy Return
In New BroziIion Crisis

RIO DE JANEIRC Nov is F-Brazils ve-dayod govern
rent possible crisis today Cafe Fho
return from sick leave and try to take back his old Job
President.
friends said he far from his heart
attack Of November he be ready to the presidency
Evening star., 1955-11-16
Disney Honored

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s R.-
Walt Disney was awarded q
bronze medal last night BY the
Evening star., 1955-11-16

National Audubon Society for
distinguished service to eonser-
yation. He is the NTH indi-
vidlial to be 50 honored In the
Isl year history Of the society.
Evening star., 1955-05-16
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN.

Chi, SIS; Wash,
o..
Balto.. 40: Cleve.,
1-5.
X. c.. 44; N. Y,
3-S.
Boston. 10-3: De-
troit, 4-9.
Games Today
No games scheduled
Games Tomorrow
K. C. at Wash, 500.
Detroit at BALTIC. I'M,
Chicago at N. Y. tn),
Cleveland at Boston.
Evening star., 1955-05-16
PROBABLE PITCHERS

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh at st Louis (night)-Kline
t2-3) VS. Arroyo t2-W.
tOnly game scheduled in either league.)
Evening star., 1955-05-16
Rocky Heavy Choice
For 42d KO Toniqht
Virtually No One Booking CockeIl;
Fair Weather Due for Coast Fight
SAN FRANCISCO, May 1e (R

SAN FRANCISCO, May Is [E1.
-Undefeated Rocky Marciano
puts his worlds heavyweight
championship on the line for the
fifth time tonight and practically
no one thinks Don Cockell of
England will take it away from
the blockbuster from Brockton,
Mass.
The 80 year old champion
never has been beaten in his a
fights. dating back to his ring
debut in July. 1948, and the bet
ting people are laying 8 to l that
Rocky will run the incredible
string to 48.
Few, indeed, give the pudgy.
26-year-old hog farmer from
Horam much of a chance to last
the full is rounds.
Marciano's blasting fists, they
believe, will make the British
Empire titleholder No. ~ on the
Rocks kayo record.
Starts at IL PM. Here
The fight is set to 60 on at II
pm. washington time) in Kezar
Stadium, San Francisco's largest
football arena. 1t will be broad
cast on radio by the National
Broadcasting Co. There will be
no home television. 1t will be
televised on a closed circuit for
screening in SO theaters in So
cities.
The Weather Bureau promised
clear skies and a crisp 50-degree
temperature.
Promoters Jimmy Murry and
Lou Thomas. in conjunction with
the International Boxing Club,
remained hopeful that 10000
fans will pay 100000 for seats
scaled from $40 to IS. Marciano
will get 40 per cent of the gate
and theater TV receipts. while
Cockell gets 20 per cent.
Less optimistic observers looked
for a turnout of 10000 and gate
receipts approaching 100000.
The weigh-in was scheduled
for / pm. washington time) {.
Marciano weighed 189 pounds
when he wound up training
with a total of 210 rounds-two
days ago at his camp IS miles
north of here at Calistoga.
Rocky Great in Drills
Cockell, at suburban San Ra-
fael, after 1853 rounds of boxing
and many long hours of similar
labors, was down to 207.
Marciano, who won the cham
Evening star., 1955-05-16
SPURS SURPRISING TIGERS
Kuenn Leading in Hits
Third Straight Year

kee. 81. but not before the
Braves had come from behind
to take the opener, 6-5.
So far, this is easily the best
season for Kuenn, who hasn't
missed a game since he broke
in with the Tigers in September,
1852. He batted 1875 in 19 games
that month. In 1853, he batted
1903 with a league high Of 209
hits. His 201 hits in .306
sophomore season again was the
high mark. Currently he is the
No. l man in hits for the third
straight season with so.
Avila and Rosen Hurt
Injuries to several key players
marked the days activity. Bobby
Avila. 1854 batting champion.
was forced out of the Indians
opener with an injury to the big
toe on his right foot. and Al
Rosen had to be replaced in the
second game after pulling a
muscle while running the bases.
Catcher Toby Atwell of the
Pirates will be out for at least
three weeks. A foul tip broke
his right index finger. Eddie
Yost of the Senators had his
chin sliced open by a jagged
button on Nellie Fox's cap, and
Minnie Minoso of the White Sox
had to leave the second game at
Washington when he twisted his
right foot while sliding into third.
A crowd of 34,109. third larg-
est in Baltimore history. saw
Wilson. the ex-Brave. limit the
Indians to two hits in seven in
nings before they finally scored.
Gene Weddings first homer of
the season and three singles pro-
duced the winning runs against
Lemon in the second inning. It
was Lemons second loss against
six victories. Garcia allowed
seven hits, struck out six and
didn't walk a man in the second
game as he evened his record at
3-3.
Shantz Beats Yanks Again
The diminutive Shantz. max
ing a strong comeback, pitched
his third victory of the season
and his second over the Yankees.
Staked to 40 f1rst-inning lead
featured by Bill Wilson's three
run homer off Ed Lopat, Shantz
blanked the Yanks on two hits
until the sixth. In the nightcap,
Irv Noren's inside-t -the-park hon.
er with the bases full helped
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