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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
Langley Ga
Site, Burke
AirportBocked

Selection of Langley as site
for the proposed new Contra
Intelligence Agency headquar.
tiers is favored by three-fourthS
of 5000 Fairfax County resi-
dents who have voted SO far ir
a poll conducted by Representa-.
tive Broyhill, Republican Of
Virginia.
BY a closer margin, the Burke
Airport project also is favored
1854 to 3,5l1, with 1877 listing
mo opinion.
Vote so far on the Langley site
by the 1926 Fairfax County
voters to whom ballots were sent
is $685. in favor, 1894 opposed
and 722 no opinion.
In Dranesville Magisterial
District, which includes Langley
the Broyhill poll showed 1908
in favor, 447 against, and 81 nc
opinion. OF these ballots, SOC
of those in favor and 1873 against
were unsigned.
The Langley project was IA
vored in all seven magisterial
districts. Burke Airport was op-
posed in Mason District, which
includes the Annandale area,
and was leading in Falls Church
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
Planners Query Montgomery
On Public Pools Referendum

letter protesting statements by
Irving C. Root. planning con-
sultant. in his report to the Up
per County Planning Commits
sion Saturday on the Up-County
coming ordinance.
Everett r. Jones, chairman of
the Damascus planning commits
sion. said Mr.. Roots assertions
that he felt he should pay little
attention to votes taken at meet
ings on the coming ordinance
tends to destroy our confidence
in the public hearing system"
Mr.. Jones expressed embarass-
ment at Mr.. Roots statements
that those voting at the meet
ings know little of coming and
its advantages" He added that
if Mr.. Root felt the meetings were
stacked against him." the Da-
mascus area would extend an
invitation to him for a new
meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
MARYLAND VIRGINIA NEWS
Tox-Roise Issue Splits
Alexandria Council

A fight over raising Alexandra
real estate tax rate was indi-
Gated last night by city council
men who set a public hearing
December 81 to fix the 1856 levy
Three councilmen said they
would not vote for an increase
Two others said increased expen-
ditures may require a boost in
the present levy of $2.75 per
500 property evaluation.
City Manager Ira F. Willard
who asked that the hearing be
delayed until he can present
budget estimates for the 1861
fiscal year. said that the present
rate will not be sufficient to
cover unbudgeted items during
1856. It has been estimated that
nearly 81 million additional will
be needed to cover increased
school expenses, debt service on
a bond issue scheduled for sale
next month. and for other in
creased expenses.
Two NOn-cOmmittal
Mayor Leroy S. Bendheim and
Councilman James M. Duncan,
jr., and F. Clinton Knight said
they would not go along with
any increase. John F. TIGER and
Frank E. Mann indicated they
favored increasing the rate if
it meant services would be cur
tailed if the present rate is main
tanned. Councilmen John Ewald
and Joseph Pancoast were nom
committal.
A public hearing also was
scheduled for December q on a
proposal to eliminate the gross
receipts tax on contractors and
substitute a fiat fee of $50 a
year. The loss of revenue would
be made up by increasing build
ing permit fees.
Public hearings were sched-
uled for December 81 on two laws
aimed at curbing juvenile delin-
quency. One prohibits the sale
of switch-bla knives to minors
and the other prohibits juveniles
from lettering in pool rooms.
The Council authorized Mr..
Willard to confer with the Corps
of Engineers to determine the
cost Of survey for widening
and deepening the Potomac
River channel. The Council in
dicated it would ask Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
Suit to Block
Planning Unit
Bill Dismissed

The Montgomery County Cir.
cult Court today dismissed a suit
that sought to prevent the Mary.
land General Assembly from
considering a vetoed bill calling
for reorganization Of the Mary.
Iland-National Capital Park anc
Planning Commission.
The opinion and dismissal
order were handed down by Cir
cult Court Judge Kathryn J
Lawlor.
The action paved the way fol
an appeal to the Maryland Court
Iof Appeals.
The suit had been filed by
the Planning Commission in ar
effort to remove the present bar
on issuance of new bonds by the
commission. j. Bond Smith
counsel for the planning COM
mission. said when the suit was
filed on November 10 that the
commission has been blocked
from the issuance of some 81
million in bonds as a result of
questions raised by the reorgani-
zation bill and by Gov. Nickel
din's message issued at the time
he vetoed it.
Judge Lawler said that in the
courts opinion the legislative,
executive and judicial branches
must remain separate and dis
tinct. each without infringing
upon the prerogatives of the
other to avoid anarchy and
ultimate dissolution of the whole
political structure"
The jurist added that the
court has no right or power to
ignore or thwart provisions of
the Constitution requiring that
vetoed bills be returned to the
General Assembly for reconsider
alton at its next session.
The suit sought to block the
Secretary of State from return
ing the bill to the Assembly on
the grounds it was unconstitu-
tional and would destroy the
corporate powers of the COM
mission and its ability to issue
bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
Judge Woodward
Has Operation

Former Chief Judge Charles
w. Woodward Of the Mont
gomery County Circuit Court
underwent surgery for a
stomach ailment today at Subur-
ban Hospital.
Judge Woodward became i'll at
his home early today and was
rushed to the hospital, according
to his son, DR., Arthur F. Wood
ward.
DR.. Woodward said his father
was getting along fine"
Judge Woodward retired from
the circuit court bench this year
after some 20 years of service.
He lives in Rockville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
Push this button and
all other cars seem outdated!

ments. You touch button for neutral, reverse low
or drive and Chryser's PowerF1ite transmission
goes into action with the smoothest take-off you've
ever experienced. Under the hood is the first high
way version of the airpaneype VS. engine bigger
and more powerful than ever, with 9 to compress
sion ratio.
Chryser, with its low center of gravity, rivals the
conering ability of racing car. Fulltme Power
Pilot Steering gives you true feel-ofhe-road, cuts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

The Montgomery Count,
yesterday received request
from the Maryland National
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission urging consideration Of
a referendum on whether public
funds should be spent to put
public pools on public lands.
The planning commission
committee on recreation has
recommended such expenditures.
County Attorney Charles M.
Irelan said he did not believe
the council itself could initiate
a referendum except where
changes in the county charter
we're concerned.
The council also granted a
license to Arnold J. Mckee to
operate an outdoor drive-in
theater on Georgia avenue ex-
tended near Norbeck. The coun-
ellis action does not relieve the
from getting permis-
sion from the County Board of
Appeals to have ingresS and
egress on Georgia avenue.
The council also received a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

One responsibility Of good
citizens is to vote. In order
to vote you must register.
Show Congress-and the Ma
ton - that Westinghouse
are good citizens. Register now
at the District Building and
vote in the election May /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14
HyuttsviIIe Prom Set

Northwestern High School oil
Hyattsville will hold its annual
Senior Prom Friday at 8 pm
in the school gymnasium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

fatigue from long trips and driving in traffic And its
newly designed PowerSmooth Brakes bring you to
the worlds safest, smoothest straight line stops
All this you reflected in Chrysers "PowerStyle"
lines the new Forward Look the new look
of power.
If you're now driving one of the other two major
cars in Chryser's price class, come in and make
direct comparison Just if Chrysler doesn't make
everything else seem outdatedl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

Want to tune in on a new kind of motoring that
makes everything else seem little old fashioned?
All right, just push that ID" button and step on the
gas. You're off like shot
you. A curve comes up and bends around behind.
What was hill has vanished The scenery itself must
be moving, not you! What accounts for this magic?
whole new series of Chrysler engineering develop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14

District. which includes Burke
888 to 844.
Today's figures were in the
first official report on the poll
by Mr.. Broyhill's Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-14


estimated to $4,000 The building expected to completed by April IS
fund drive for the building and the 600 The present head
Evening star., 1955-05-22
DISCOVERED AMERICA?
JAMES NJ. CoDBoLD

53l-year-old map says it wasn't Columbus!
Here's sensational historical mystery yarn
By Lester David
Evening star., 1955-05-22

at once and undertook a painStaking study.
A few months ago, his report was published
by the University of Coimbra in his native
Portugal and it has excited historians and
geographers the world over.
For on the basis of DR.. Cortesao'S study,
the maps authenticity seems beyond ques-
tion. Now history books assert that Co.
lumbus was the first European ever to set
foot in the Antilles. Legend indicates that
Arabian sailors as well as Left Ericsson and
his Mortimer visited our shores previously.
On August ;. 1892, say the standard texts.
Columbus set sail from Palos, Spain, with
80 men, looking for a new way to reach
Asia. On October Il. Columbus sighted
land and walked ashore on the island of
San Salvador.
We May Never Know
| HIS we read in the history books. But
the newly discovered map depicted the
Antilles (Antilia) 6S years before Columbus
came to the New World.
What mariner gave the map maker his
information? The world will probably
never know his identity. He may have been
an Italian, Majorcan. Frenchman or
Portuguese. and it could well be that his
ship was storm-tossed upon the Antilles
without meaning to 60 there.
Must we now unlearn the first date we
ever memorized in school - must we now
forget that Columbus discovered America
in 1872? The End
Evening star., 1955-05-22

onet named Sir Thomas Phillips secured
Europe for rare, unpublished manuscripts,
especially those on parchment. During his
lifetime, Sir Thomas amaSsed about $4,000
manuscripts. Among them was we'll
preserved map from the early 5th century
which depicted the North Atlantic area.
1t was stored with the other manuscripts
which the rich antiquarian never had time
to study and there it remained for years.
Upon Phillips death in 1872, the collec-
ton was sold piecemeal. In 1916, the firm of
William H. Robinson Ltd, London rare
book dealers. acquired a sizeable portion
and the chart came to light. Officials of the
Robinson company scrutinized it and their
eyes opened wide.
An urgent message was sent to Doctor
Armando Cortesao, an internationally
known geographer and expert on ancient
manuscripts. DR.. Cortesao was impressed
Evening star., 1955-04-29

Mr., UNIV. OF ND. B rms. and bsth;
gtils. igrns: garden SCOT; flee. k,t.;
rakoMS P2RK.Neu attrac. /.
bedrm rpt o.rvIooking beautiful
PaTTksTay; SIS incl rtils- JU; D.
NPaR WASHINGTON SAM bed
| rm.. liy rm. KIT. and bath $50 Q
mo- utils. included. u. s-3iY0
SILVER SPRING. near Georgia Snd
ddiGissSiiie dinestei 1t. ana aE@h bath ssssd :"
MO utils- included. Ju. 9-3a9O
CORAL HILLS at D. C. line, Garden
nptS.3 nDtr ::S ossdIm:i; sdT S95 incl nsk Tsiis;
KENsINGToN-la and . bedrm. apis.
| SIS and $50 incl utilS. Sleeping
rooms $40 week. whitehall 6-1333.
ROCKVILLE and . beorcoms. Iiv-
ing room. dirette. kitchen, bath and
Isar screened porch: near schools
aud shoppInR center; sos to $50 per
sass %ePth hvwP0a,2 P0 z s-s3os go curvv cy.sr
's1 ADJ Nhn Mredrm Xii iiv ohIsf Inv Shese Sinefte
kit. and. bath; fuzzy equipped kit:
heat and hot water furn. Key with
ianitor. SO mo. FLOYD E. DAVIS
| CO. 1879 K st. NV. Ma. S-0352:
SILVER SPRING. Sligo and schrider
Sts.-Lge. liv.. rm.. bedrm., dinette.
! kit: bath; SO JU: 5-4554. 80
i GAITHERSBURG-New ] and 3 bed
room units with liv. rm., dinette,
| kitchen and screened porch. 3 blkS.
| from Shoppine district S65 to SS5
| per mo. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC.
| PO. 2-6I5I; ewes, Mr.. Wilson. Gar
ExCLUSfvE-IoveIy 2.bedrm. apt,
| located in suburban Chevy Chase.
Nd. in small group: Attr. land
and transp. s1:0 mo-, incl al utils,
No children, no pets. Call OIL
UNIVERSITY MANOR - A choice
community in close-in Silver Spring,
Md. Offering delightful one-bedroom
bedroom units at sos, incl. ali utiis.
Beautiful kitchen attractive room
sizes, including dining area. plus
ample closet space. Complete auto
matte laundry facilities, storage lock-
ers. playsrounds and parking. Res.
mgr, JU. 9-jSS7 5000 Old Blad-
SHANNON a. LUCHS CO. ia 14th
! st. nv. Ma. S-23i5.
| TAKOMA PARK-Attrac terrace apt
| Liv: rm.. bedrm., kit. dinette and
bath. Near bus and stores. Adults
only SIS, WA. TGO30; ewes. JU.
BERWYN. College PIX, Md; 5 min
! Md. U.-Liy. rm.. bedrm., kit, bath.
5000. RA. 6-2500, RA. $1,000.
Evening star., 1955-04-29
COLORED
Ultra. Ultra Modern
New Building

Block From Bus or Streetcar
Transportation
One Bedroom. Kit. and Bath
garbage disposal. choice living room
and bedroom. dining alcove, in
cinerator and laundry facilities on
premises; utilities.
DE. 2-1514. JAMES E. SCOTT, Agent
Evening star., 1955-04-29
APTs. UNFURNIsHEp-vA.

trance. newly decorated; ldry, facii-
tiled bath; 5 min. Navy Annex,
Pentagon: 10 min. D; C: S110 mo,
ns shks all n 4tilsj MYTH "A sSSs5 sSnS pentasoD
ing; 2 bedrms,. $3.50 Plus utiis.
ARLiNGToN@i bedrm.. SIS to
$3.50: ? bedrms.. S92.50 to So, ,
convenient to stores, transp; and
Jf02s JA s6s 5fn'i oee eeipSs Seurs a s'se5 to g.
Mon. through Sat; Sun. IL to 5.
ARL.--Best area. close in: . bedrms..
mod. kit; quiet wooded area: walk
dist. to Arl. Hall, Direct bus to
town b. G. ia. 3-957e. .4ol4 Co
ARL.: ROSSLYN--Closest apt. bldg.
in Va. to D. C. 2 bedrmS.. .SSS: !
beeddrm;;. $40. incl. gas. ia. b-7270.
ARL;mciose iaa in; best sect; ! and :
$3.50 TEod's and sos Out Wilson wi 'iSIs. Sivd.,
left on Oak st. to, office, ia. ST. i33.
ARL.- Newly furn,; efic.. Ss5; ]
l7l0 N. 18th. No. 4. JE. 3-T476.
NEWLY DECORATED / and . bedrm
ants. blk. from Hecht's store;
excel. transp. $50 and S95 per mo,
incl. all utilS. immediate possession
See MR.. HARIG. 51s N. Thomas st
Call ia. S-3366 during business
hours; JA. 2-2299 after g pm. IS
BRAND NEW-Arl de luxe ! bedrm,,
$3.50: = bedrms., $95S100; effic.,
S69.50s 17l0 N. 18th. No. 4. ,JE
3-7476. IS
Alexandria, -bedrm. apt; tile
bath; SO; janitor; conv. all buses.
Cple.; refs. Avail. SO. S-701S.
Evening star., 1955-04-29
APARTMENTS WANTED

FURN. APT, small, efficiency and air
conditioned pref: Bethesda or vic: ::
quiet neighborhood, BOX 2S9-Y, Star.
Il
DIPLOMAT LOOKING for exclusive,
1-bedroom apt; lge liv. rm.. excel
furn.; in embassy area. Call HO
=, a-263G, Ext. "a. Il
Evening star., 1955-04-29
CAFRITZ, DI. 7-9O8O
CHILDREN's FAIRGROUNDS

CHILDREN's FAIRGROUNDS
Res. mgr., 81 Galveston st s,w,, OFF
8 Capitol st 10, j-6S00. 80
COLoRED-eIl0 N ST. N.W.-Apt.
building; larse bedrooms. living
CoIoRED-so T ST. NV iarse
rms kit and pvt. bath; Ss5 EN-
CoLoRED-5oeO FooTE ST. NE
Rents. reduced, modern apts,,, 3ia
rms bath; S}2.5o; "a rms. bath
Siai id'o Dix ~l[itAM Il IAN VA FAHfsfid .3iSI or
cdoLoREbi&,se dlfi MASS. AVE. Nv MI?
: rms. KIT; and bath; ,SH1, incl
heat RAYMOND r.; RUPERT,
coLoREbr,aS Sb St aT c5NsT. SN T.SaSf ASE. Ne.
heat and and eiec. lee RAYMoND RAJ NOM r. r. RUp. UP.
PERT. 1917 eth st. NV" ST.
CoIoRrp--oo7 NJ ST. NV rm.,
RAYMOND r, RUPERT, 1917 Tth
CoLoREp - 1906 ROCK CREEK
CHURCH RID, Nw.--Mod 3-rm.,
XII and bath. desirable for | or :?
adults; $50. Key at Apt, "a, DE
coLokkED-lesi eo,h ST. NV. Il
RRy;MoNb "a; eit sinfttf S,yppEs4 Ssfh; 4oS9 "a
ST. NV, ST a-SiSi, IL
COLORED-I6th and you NW.-2
rms. kit, semtpvt. bath, utils.. S45.
HO $500; IA. 0-4165.
COLORED-i62. CORCORAN ST.
NV rms, kitchen and bath LIST
q S75. 'IRCIoLo REALTY co.
nO7 New York ave. NV, Me
COioRED-i,se BENNING RID. Sc.
- New. dc luxe, and . bedrm
apis. from S60.jU, Resident Man
aeer, Apt. :O2, or JU 1-63 ~. II
COLORED--lOtO 9th ST, Ne. --- )
rms. bath. porch S75 tsil outside
rooms> MA. s-4630 or EN- @-5sI2.
CoLoRtD-,oI9 v ST. N.w.--Newly
dec . rms. pvt bath. al utils.
COLORED-NEAR OKLAHOMA AVE.
NJ H. th.s nice very nice, lge
a-rm Kit dinette and bath s9t..
,r' "B"~"..Ss "WS " y, bal, ia,ii
.utils. furn. HU. 3-6s70. go
,KEU--iBIi 18Th 81. NV
.nomL, private bath. oonv location
Furn. or unfurn.; 10 z D. m. IL
Evening star., 1955-04-29
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment On your moving, storage;
reas. IA. 9-293i; ewes, RA. j-l4l6.
MOVING AND HAULING. day or
night expert handling: reasonable
rates. DU. 7-a6S7.
CHESTER MOyERS--Lge. or small,
ST. $3.50. ia. a-0l15 ewes
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage In
separate rooms. expert packing.
Phone NO. 1.0104, UNION STORAGE
CO.. INC Established 1906.
MOVE BY HlLl--Home or bus. short
or long notices: extra services; any
time sensibly priced. LU. l-950O.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving:
beaches a speciality S, L. MORRIS.
TIL o-liEn or Ii f-9SSg
Evening star., 1955-04-29
HOUSES FURNISHED

MASS. AVE, EXT. NAMAKAGAN RID
t5600b--New, nicely furnished. g.
bedrmS., 81? bath. rambler Ma!
| ) to Sent, IL. OIL. 4-5126. IS
4Se0 NEBRASKA AVE NV. g rms
and bath sttractiyely furn Avail.
able MAY | for J VI Sl35 per mo
Call WO 6-s672 or THE. MUNsEY
TRUST co, Real Estate Dent MA
SEAT PLEASANT. Md. 1923 A ST.
like new. partly furn. 2-bedrm. brk.
all mod. impr. S115. RAYMOND r
CHEVY CHASE - Lovely home; 4
rms. bath. garden, gar, Sl6O: lar
ger. $3.50, rambler. S22b. OIL, 2--
2635. EN- 2-S3S3. II
N. Nicely-furn. 2-bedrm. hse.
close to. Hecht,s,. school, transp.
UNTIL OCT. Ia bedrms.. Q baths
large porch, exclusive Chevy Chase
section; $500 month. WO. 6-55ll
ARL., s.-Clean, attrac. furn.. 2-bed-
rm., 2-Story det. home. new elec.
range and Iefgr., auto. washer; lge.
rear patio and yard fenced; shade
trees. level lawn, barbecue firepl.:
conv, Pentagon, l-fare bus. shop
ping schools. Vacant. Sl25 mo, or
$50 weekly I'll June ! .. Call DICK
BASSETT, Realtor JA. e-5057, JA.
a-13l l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-19
OAR Committee
.PlQns Yule Parties

The Junior American Citi-
zens Committee Of the District
Daughters of the American
Revolution has arranged a
number of Christmas parties
for Junior American Citizens
Clubs of the District to be
sponsored by Is local OAR
chapters.
Our Flag Chapter will en-
terrain its namesake club at
the Home for the Incurables
with a party tonight. Tomor-
row, at 2 pm, parties will be
given for seven clubs at STAN
ton School. sponsored by the
Dolly Madison. Prince Georges
County. Potomac. Thirteen
Colonies. Thomas Marshall
and Captain Wendell Wolfe
chapters.
On Wednesday, the State
Junior American Citizens Com
mittee will serve cake to all
pupils at Jefferson Junior
High School, and on Thurs
day, six JAG clubs at Hine
Junior High School will hold
a party in the school lunch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-19
Puppets Plonned
For Pageant

The Puppet Group of the
Junior League of Washington
has been invited to participate
in the Christmas Pageant of
Peace, Mrs. James H. Stall
ingS, jr.. chairman Of the
group has announced.
The puppeteers will present
their new show, 1.-The Magic
Sneeze," at the Eilipse tomor-
row at z pm. The shows,
offered nightly between Z and
8 o'clock, will be presented by
the areas amateur and profess
sional puppeteers.
The puppet booth. new this
year. will be located next to
the reindeer. booth in the
Children's Corner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-19
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

in large bowl, whites in
medium-sized bowl. Beat egg
yolks with rotary beater until
thick and lemon-colored: beat
in dessert mix until smooth.
Gradually add milk, beating
constantly until mixture is
frothy. Whip cream until stiff
in medium-sized bowl; gently
fold into egg-yolk mixture. Of
desired. flavor with 4 table
Spoons two-ounce bottles
rum or brandy extract.) Beat
egg whites until stiff but not
dry: partly fold into eggnog,
leaving little puffs of egg
white floating on top. Pour
eggnog into punch bowl:
sprinkle with nutmeg; serve
at once.
This recipe axes two
quarts. I served hors d'oeurves
and homemade slices of fruit
cake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-19

room. sponsored by the Column
bia. Lucy Holcombe and Pa
triots Memorial chapters.
During Christmas week, the
Reynolds Club of the South
east Branch of the Boys Club
of Washington will be enter
tanned by the Army and Navy
Chapter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-19
Currently Tumbling
In Children's Digest
Mrs. C. Y. Rockville

To Mrs. H. A.C. of Alex
andria: The poem Tom
Twist" (by w. A. Butler) is
published in full in this
months Dec.) issue of Chill
dren's Digest. This is a chill
dren's magazine sold in most
drugstores, published by the
same company which puts out
Parents Magazine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-19
Fireplace. Plus Child
NJ. H. B., Arlington

VI. II. B., ATEtngtOn
We are about to purchase
our first fireplace equipment
and would certainly appreciate
any advice on pieces actually
needed, care of the finish,
black versus brass, and any
other helps you readers may
have. We have a small child.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-19
Cooking Query and Tip
r. B., Falls Church

Some months ago someone
sent in a recipe for butter
scotch brownies which called
for a pound of brown sugar
and hot shortening. I have
miSlaid the recipe and would
like to have a repeat of it. as
the brownies we're excellent
and easy to make.
A helpful hint when cooking
sweet potatoes: grease the
sides of the pan before put
ting in the water and you
won't have that gummy sub
stance to scour off.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-19
Christmos Program Set

Former presidents of the
Arlington Business and Pro-
fesSional Women's Club have
arranged a special Christmas
program for members at $50
pm. tomorrow in the George
Mason Hotel. Alexandria. Mrs.
Rachel White is chairman of
the special committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-19
Open House Eqqnoq
A. r. WASHINGTON

A. H., washington
To the lady who requested
a homemade eggnog recipe:
We found and have used this
one last year much to the
satisfaction Of our friends.
Open House Eggnog-four
eggs. l envelope a ounces
vanilla flavor frozen. dessert
mix, quart milk, / cup cream
for whipping, nutmeg Ito
taste).
Separate eggs, placing yolks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-19

We picked these from hundreds Of
sure-to-pleose gifts:
A. Mary Chess Toilet Voter and
Busting Powder set; assorted scents.
SIS
B. ChontiIIy by Houbiqont, Dustino
Powder and Eau de Toilette. 3.25
c. Revlon manicure set with polish.
bose coot, polish and cuticIe re-
mover and implements; simulated
leather kit. sos
plus 36e Federal tox
D. Wedewood by Dorothy Gray.
Cologne, Hand Lotion and Dustino
Powder in lovely blue containers.
$50
E. Frances Denney set, z bubble bath
and 3 bottles toilet woter. $50
F. Coty Toilet Water with otomizer
and Tolc; choice Of 4 scents. $50
6. Elizabeth Arden Snowman or
lady with Blue Gross Flower Mist
each 800
H. Helena Rubinstein plastic kit,
Bubble Bath, Cologne, Body Pow
der. 3.75
J. lshoh by Charles of the Ritz,
busting Powder and Toilet Water.
$50
K. John Robert Powers "Suscept-
IDLE" Cologne and Bath Powder. 3.75
Pleose odd 1922 Federal tax
WGL-Cosmetcs, st Floor
.. olso Chevy Chase and Alexandria
Evening star., 1955-01-26

ROUTE sALESMKN@-2 enereetie men,
terested In good future with q
progressive groWing firm. Apply In
person to 25l1 Sherman ave. NV,