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Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-03-01
CORNED BEEF
EGG Foo YUNG

III cups slivered corned beef
4 eggs, well beaten
" cup chopped onion
2 tablespoons chopped green pepper
l cup shredded cabbage
2 teaspoons mustard
Combine eggs, onions and other in
gradients. Melt fat in skillet Dip out
u cup egg mixture and pour into skillet.
Push patty into shape with broad spat-
ula. Make other patties in same way
When patties are set, turn them to
brown other side. Serve hot with strips
of corned beef and sauce.
SAUCE
teaspoons cOrnStarch
cup water
bOulliOn cube
tablespoon Worcestershire Sauce
1 tablespoon sharp cheese spread
Dissolve cornstarch in 2 tablespoons
of water. Add remaining water, bOul-
lion cube, Worcestershire sauce, cheese
spread and simmer to 10 minutes until
thickened. Stir occasionally. Keep
warm. Makes 4-6 servings.
CHEESE-PEA SOUFFLE
"a cup butter or margarine
u cup all-purpose flour
"a teaspoon salt
rs teaspoon pepper
"a teaspoon dry mustard
IA teaspoon grated lemon rind
cup milk
115 cups sharp cheese, cut fine
1 cup frozen peas, cooked and drained
/ cup soft bread crumbs
eggs, separated
Melt butter or margarine in heavy
saucepan over low heat. Add flour,
salt, pepper, dry mustard, and lemon
rind and stir until mixture is smooth.
Remove from heat Stir in milk gradual
ly. Place over low heat for about ten
stirring constantly until mix
ture is smooth Stir in cheese, peas, and
bread crumbs. Remove from heat. Beat |
egg yolks thoroughly. Stir slowly into
hot mixture Beat whites until still, but
not dry. Gradually fold hot mixture into
egg whites. Pour into an INCREASED 175-
quart casserole. With back of spoon,
make groove all around dish one inch
from edge. Bake at 800 F. for about
IS minutes.
Evening star., 1955-07-27

Marx Antony. Philip Bourneuf
as Brutus and shepperd strud-
wick as Cassius.
Ed Sullivan win originate his
Toast Of thee Town" from the
American Shakespeare Festival
Theater ct Stratford. Conn. on
the following Sunday. with
scenes from Julius Caesar" and
The Tempest" As II that
Evening star., 1955-07-27
America Declared
Judged by Troops

| FRANKFURT. Germany, July
l27 R-Dr. Eugene C. Blake said
yesterday that unless the Amer
ican troops overseas behave Is
Christians the people Of the
world viii get a wrong idea Of
what we stand for"
The Philadelphia Presbyterian
minister, who as president Of the
National Codncil Of Churches Is
the titular head Of IS million
United States Protestants. told .
news conference:
"The Importance of the young
american soldier In the whole
world is more than he win ever
fully realize.
1--WE have young American
soldiers all over the world and
they are on the front line in
Ia spiritual sense as well as In a
military sense"
DR.. Blake met United States
Army commanders and chaplains
i'm West Germany after attend
ling the World Council Of
Churches conference in Switzer-
land.
Evening star., 1955-07-27

German couple died IN the op-
Grating room. Doctors said the
infants were 30 joined together.
chest to chest that their IN
|ternal organs had lost separate
identity.
The parents brought the babies
to West Berlin three weeks ago
and asked for the operation.
Evening star., 1955-07-27

wasn't enough. Ed will also have
Eartha Kilt. Mindy Carson, Bill
Haley's Comets and English
Comic. Max Bygraves on the bill.
Denise Lor makes her TV
drama debut on Appointment
With Adventure" Sunday after
next She will (natch) in
troduce q song written by q fell
low named Vic MizZy called
'sNever to Know"
Evening star., 1955-07-27
IGermun Twins Die
lin Separation Surgery

BERLIN. July ~ R.-An op-
Ieration to separate I1-month-old
|slamese twins failed in = West
Berlin hospital today.
The baby daughters OF an East
Evening star., 1955-07-27
ON THE AIR
Run for the Dial,
Sis-It's Mr.. Hyde!
ON THE AIR
By BERNIE HANRISON

Man Into Monster: The Hume Cronyns may have had 9
formidable makeup problem Monday for The Foposte but
nothing compared what Michae Renne win face the Tive
Climax production o "Dr. Jey and Mr. Hyde" tomorrow night
Evening star., 1955-07-27
President Visits Peru

LIMA, Peru. July ~ R.-
President Victor Paz Estenssoro
|of Bolivia arrived yesterday on q
state visit. He was greeted by
Peruvian dignitaries headed by
president Gen. Manuel A. Odria.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-27

Edward l. Boyd, illustrious advls-
or.
Out Of Hospital; Mrs, Gloria
Chambers. gl2 Fremont Az. N
returned from Fairview Wednes-
day May 20 Mrs Chambers en-
tered the hospital on Thursday
night and underwent an appen
dcct0my on Friday morning She
In convalcscing at her home
Called Home Mrs Gene Shep-
herd 1907 Fourth Az r., received
message that her mother. Mrs
Louise johnson OF East Chicago,
Ind, died Monday. May az. Mr.
and Mrs Shepherd left by motor
wednesday for East Chicago 10
attend funeral services
Parents Are Quests Mi and
Mrs Andrew Turner Of New or
leans, La, are visiting In the city
and are guests ~ their daughter,
Mrs Fred DcCloute ri 1901 Firth
Ay s.
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Social and Personal
* MINNEAPOLIS 4

Surprised: Mrs. Iva Lyon OF Des Moines Ia very
pleasantly surprised her birthday Thursday 10 with
dinner party given by Mr. and Mrs John Young r 4046
Third Av In honor of the occasion Mrs Lyon visiting
her Luther lgon of no W. Central Az, St Paul
ved TO spend Thursday with the Youngs
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Four Year cydney
Williams Hos purty
To Celebrate BiFthduy

Little Cydney Williams dauRh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Williams
Of 7I9 Rondo Av.. celebrated her
fourth birthday with n party Civ
en- by her mother on Friday after
noon, May 20
The rollicking festivities for 20
youngsters was at the home of
her parents between the hours Of
TO 81 p. m. Cydney's grandmother
Mrs Lillian Edmunds OF Des
Motncs. la. sent Mexican hats
and balloons for favors for each
Of the guests.
Games were played after which
refreshments Of cake and assorted
colorsd ice cream cones conclud-
ed the afternoon Of fun.
Cydney received many lovely
and useful gifts.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-27
Daughters OF Isis
Entertain Friends
At Annual Feost

On Monday evening. May 10,
FeZzan Court No. 7. Daughters OF
Isis, an auxiliary 10 the Shriners
Of Fezzan Temple No 20 and It's
Jurisdiction, Inc, entertained with
their annual Feast. The gala af
fair was held In the American
Legion ClubrOoms in st. Paul The
Mobiles Of the Egyptian Arabic
order of the Mystic Shrine. their
wives and friends were guests
Guests partaking OF the Feast
were the Mines Maymc MCCOY
Lucy Harris, Josephine Brown
Carrie Brown, Christine Johnson
Maxine Jones. Hazel Merrill Lula
Brown. Lillian Register. Blanche
Mayes, Timmaleah Riess, jeanne
Holbrook. Myrtle Manson NJ Nd
kinson, Oscar Gates, the Mcssrs
and Mines, Gaines Mcintosh, Earl
Neal. William Helm, Teddy Qualls
Enroll Fassett.
Also the MeAsrs and Mines
Gordon Granger, Robert Pierre
Fred Pierce. L. r. Perkins, Cecil
r Newman, Buddy Murphy, u"
Messrs. Joseph HoIbrook, II l.
Loftes. Thomas perdue. W =
Hayes and Sidney Williams
Officers are Bessie Ratliff illus.
trt0us COMMANDERS Helen Law.
renee. first lieutenant command
dress, Margaret Wright, second
lieutenant COMMANDERS. Mamie
Fogg. high priesteAs, Ter"Ha
Banks, Oriental guide. I"lla
DeSrtng. treasurer. Mae Stewart
recorder, Martha Clayburn, aaSlH
tant recorder. Ursula Bolts, In
perial deputy, Desert of Ainnsa"
Ia. Gertrude Greene. marshall
Viola Madden, ways and means
chairman. Harriet Jones cn-
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pounds at five feet. four inches
tall, Her favoritc record IL Most
or All" and her favorite record
ing star is the Moonglows, As
much as she likes To eat, don't
see how SHE ever found favorite
food, but she did, Fried chicken.
Outside VI Charles Cox being her
favoritc subject. she likes Sec
rctarial Practice, This deb. whose
nickname Is MCKEE. IL known TO
most OF YOU as Almeda Jones,
Ameda, former Hce-president
of the Coulrs- Kaa ts now aSsis.
tant secretary OF the club, When
Almeda does something abe goes
at Il whole-hcartcdly, and gets the
approval Of most all She il well
liked by all who know her, and
this Is due mainly TO her splendid
personality. Almeda is also a
senior at Central Minneapolis. and
she Is graduating IN June, too
Almeda is a nice little girl, am
right. CoST
Well, dehs and dates. that In al
I'm giving you this week, but my
friend. Barb. viii be back with
more next week, ~ don't mla'
reading It. cause then you might
miss out on all the latest gossip
and we couldn't let that harper
10 YOU, cause we likes you, Yea
We do Signing Off
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the past week end IN puluth.
MINI, and were guests at Hotel
Duluth. The visitors enjoyed a
sightseeing tour of Superior.
Birthdays Celebrated: Roy and
Ralph Moss. twin grandsons OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f, Brown of 5000
18th Av. s., celebrated their tenth
birthday with a party given by
their grandmother. Ten OF their
schoolmates came to wish them
happy birthday. to enjoy the
games played and partake of the
ice cream and cake served, The
brothers received some useful
gifts.
Morocco Club Held Meeting:
Mr., and Mrs. Alpheus Owens OF
2574 Hardwood St, st. Paul,
were hosts to the Morocco club at
their social meeting on Saturday
evening May 81. Games were
played and a delicious lunch SER
we'd. The next meeting will be at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs, Roose-
welt Smith, 242l Fourth Av. s. on
June I, which will be a business
meeting
Visiting In Topeka: Grant and
Gertrude Bell and Tommie Brown
and jeanne Bell of 1913 Olson
Highway. left the city Saturday,
May 81, for Topeka, Lawrence and
Kansas City, Kans., where they
will visit relatives, They will be
away for ten days.
Cresiteundo's To Meet: The
Cresiteundo's will hold their last
meeting before they recess for the
summer, at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. S. Shannon, 1886 Fourth
Av. S on Sunday. May 20. Plans
viii be completed and invitations
mailed for their formal dancing
party to be held at Calhoun Beach
' Hotel
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-27
SDEBS and DATES


III there all you fabulous dcbs
and date nf the Twins, Wen
here I am with more Of the lat
est happenings,
The final dance az Wheatley
Saturday night, was huge sue
cess, The JaEE Knights never
sounded better. the Withernpoon
Sisters were really whaling, and
the "Emeralda" . words can't
describe they way they sound, for
az usual they worked n big taste
lei redio, David Goodlne, and
Freddy Doughty stole the show
when after the first intermlsslon
they jumped ON IN with pink Ber-
mudas. Tough
| saw lew faces that have
been absent from Minneapolis for
some time. "pudgy" Thurston was
there, and was looking better than
ever In his uniform. Connie Biak
ely and Betty KIaek. and Robbie
Gngsby were all there too,
Friday night nj Halle. there
was dance Tho Cranes sang n
few numbers and "a quartet of Air
Force boys sang n few numbers
Then the two got together and
sang Work with Me Annie,
while "pcachy ReaEby and "Jere
onimo" Barnet did the chicken,
/ Let's look and see what's hap
pcntng behind some of the debf
and dates Of the Twins"
Roland willis In still sporting
his tough Bcrmudas Ronnie stone
In still looking good, Shirley Fai,
son and Larry Anderson are still
singing My Hearts Desire" Win
ma Merrill and Joe Williams are
grooming Heaven Only Knows,
Never Let Me Go" In Wanda
Robinson and Charles N0rw0ods
theme song Tommy Donaldson
and Janice Duke are sttll NJ IT,
Blue Jones and Daisy Cooper are
Atill singing II Love You so" foI
their record. Donald Patterson Ia
stiii singing 10 Milly HchHby In his
booming bass Sincerely" Shirley
Barber Ia stlll holding down tho
fort IN ~. Paul Hazel Ray II cute
as over JEFF Milton and Drloris
Faison are still listening Ia 30
Dudley" Hey Luciua Jemis0n and
Bcv. EaHton. hOw'H II going ?
fought Priscilla Young In Etili
doing the chicken. Work. ~
Thouaand stars" iH the theme
song of ellie Wlthcrapoon and
Carl CockreIl What's happening
behind you, why don't you come
on through like champ
Personality
This fabulous deb Of tho Twins
In ~ years old and Ia q trim 1T
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Friday. May 81, 1855, Minneapolis SPOKESMAN. Page

the Ice cream. cake, candy and
punch. Windmill favors were pre-
scented to each OF the youngsters.
A hlghhght OF the party was
the birthday cake made In the
form of doh and decorated with
pink ruffled frosting, a GIFT from
Mrs, Jessie Thomas, who also
made the cake.
The little honorce received
many gifts and a dress from her
godmother. Mrs Jeanette Briggs.
Friends who helped To make her
birthday happy occasion were
Linda Barksdale, Laura, Lonnic
and Giovanni Grey, Tracy and
Gayncn Taylor. Teresa Tate, Di-
ano and Linda Gilreath, Kelvin Me-
Dufnc. Jacquelyn Mayss, Thomas
Brtta, rearla Bailey, Michael
Schinc.
Pictures were taken OF the
group by Mrs, Briggs.
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Wedding OF Barbara
BeNford To Joseph
Row On June As

Mr., oldcn l.. Bcntord. TAO Ere
mont Az. N, announced the en-
gagomcnt Of his daughter, har-
bara to Mr.. Joseph Ray, son of
Mr., and Mrs, Willie williams Of
s82 Iglehart Az, 81, Paul,
The wedding viii be an event Of
June 20 at ~. Peter Ciavcr Cath
Ollie church, st Paul, A reccp.
ton viii be held at the home Of
the uncle and aunt of the bride.
elect. Mr., and Mrs, Gordon Orang'
or 362A Fourth Az, n. Mime
apolis, following tho wedding
Miss Benford In u graduate 81
North high School Mr., Ray In u
graduate OF Mechanic Arts high
school, NJ. Paul
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pletely unaware that she would be
henored. Other guests present
were Luther Lyon. Priscilla, Wes-
ley and Lawrence Young. Follow
ing dinner pictures were made OF
the group. The rest of the eve
ming was spent socializing and
watching television.
Attends Wedding: Mrs. Jean
cite Briggs, 1901 Bryant Av. N.
will leave the city today for Chi
cago and Detroit, Mich. In Chica-
go. she will be the guest of Mrs.
Russell (Marion) Errett. formerly
of Minneapolis. She will attend
the wedding of Miss Marjorie Car
ter, school mate in Detroit.
Had An Accident: Mrs. Fred
Edwards OF 2206 Elliot Av. has
been indisposed for the past six
weeks at her home due to an acct
dent. She had a fall and as a re-
suit sprained her right ankle and
foot which has necessitated her
staying in. She Is, however, able
to walk around the house now.
Visiting In East: Mrs. F. w.
Terry, 1912 First Av. S. will
leave Friday (today) for Chicago
and Cincinnati. o., on vacation
She will visit friends In Chicago,
she will be the guest of Mrs, Mae
Saunders and will be the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Edwards in
Cincinnati.
Missionary Society VIII Meet:
The Senior Missionary Society OF
Bethesda Baptist church will meet
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Err
cell Chadwick. 1887 l4th Av. s.,
on Tuesday. May 81 at 8 p. m.
On Sad Mission: Mrs. J. F..
Brown and grandson, James l..
Brown of 5000 18th Av. S. attend
ed the funeral service of Mr.
Jesse Wynn in Chicago, Ill
Visit In Duluth: Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Darnell, 40 Highland Av.
N and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Peter
son of III Lyndale Av. N. spent
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-27

Nh, II the cool refrcshmsni Of this
enchanted land In you're night n''N'
- With n frosty bottle ~ Iiamm 4"
Henr. just reach and dlScover
the flavor that wins ~ brand nr~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-27
Third Blrshday Fete
Held For vlekl lynn
Ellla On Muv n

Vich Lynn ELLIS, daughter Of
Mrs, Roberta ElliH Of 1910 clinton
Az was the center of attraction
ON Sunday. May ~ when she was
fetcd by her mother with n party
In celebration Of her third birth,
day which was May ~.
A group OF her friends came 10
Join In the games and partake OF
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-27

chairman. ways and means, John
X Lawrence, imperial advisor and
Edward l. Boyd, illustrious advls-
or.
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Omission: The names OF Mrs.
Arthur Red" Mitchell and Mrs.
Grace Penelton were omitted as
members OF the committee in
charge of the Civil Liberties
League banquet which was held
May IL.
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Buzz Brown photo
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customer every 81 seconds day
and night DiRcoVer rsfreHhing
Usmns lseer from the land oi
shy blue waters.
Thea. Haus B,sssiHS c. ~ fs@i' @'"a'
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-05-27

"Women's hats aren't any sillier
than usual IT'S Just that, with
skirts longer now. they're more
noticeable John Tillman.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-07
Bruins Remain Undefeated In Base-City Basketball

Last Friday evening in the Nome School gym the Air Force Jets downed the Nome Merchants by the score of 52 to 36 for their first victory in the second half of the league play.
 Barnette, talented Jet guard, turned in a fine performance, scoring 2 points for the victors. Paulos, Johnson and Schroeder followed with 11,s6, and 6 respec- lively.
 The Merchants had a hard time hitting the hoop; nevertheless, Harold Bell, George Bell, Kost and Longley scored 10, g, 8, and ' respectively.
 In the second game the height of the Army Bruins under the basket was too much for the dim inutive Nanooks as the former won by the score of 52 to 38.
 Outstanding scorers for the Bruins were Keiser with IS points and Hall With Is. For the High School, Tony Willoya scored II, Mogg and Herman 8 each.
 This game sewed up the 1954-55 Base City League basketball tro- phy for the Army Bruins, as there is only one more game for them to play and the loss of that game would not change the standings.
 This week the game has been moved to this Wednesday night, Feb. g, as the High School Valen- tine dance will be held Friday in the gym.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-07
Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts To Hold Rally Thursday On 45th Anniversary

On Thursday night at 7:3O pm. Nome Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts are holding a rally in commemo- ration of the 45th anniversary of Scouting. A Court of Honor at which five new Tenderfoot Scouts will be taken into the troop will be part of the rally. Other awards will be the advancement of six boys to rank of Second Class Scout.
 Cub Scouts are joining with the Boy Scouts in celebration of this anniversary with awards being made to Cub Scouts for advancements
 The public is invited to attend along with the parents of the boys of both Pack 363 and Troop 666.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-07
Annual C of C Banquet To Be Held Next Friday At Bering Sea Club

The annual Chamber of Com merce banquet has been annOun- ced for Friday evening at the Boring Sea Club with Stan Nor gan, Rose GilVerman and Walter Hodge in charge of the program. z At this time installation of of ficers is planned as a special board meeting will be held prior to the dinner for the election of new officers.
 President Boyd Harwood states that in addition to the dinner, an unusually fine program has been planned following the dip- ner that will round out a fine social evening for the guests.
 Tickets for reservations are available at several of the. busi- ness houses or they can be ob- tained from members of the board.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-07
Alaska Day Banquet At Portland To Feature Reindeer Meat From Nome

The Portland Chamber of Com merce will highlight their annual Alaska Day banquet with rein deer meat from Nome.
 The deer meat was selected by the US. Mere from a shipment of Golovin deer from the Sigfried herd and was shipped today via Alaska Airlines. There are ex- 'pected to be about 500 guests present at the forum to be held at the Multnomah Hotel in Port land. Also featured on the menu will be Alaska crab being flown to Portland from Kodiak.
 This forum on. Alaska is an annual event staged by the Port land Chamber of Commerce.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-07
Weanen's Society To '' Publish Another Nome Cock Book This Year

Women's Society of the Meth odist Church have announced they will publish another Nome Cook Book this year. Their last publication in 1929 was very sue cessful and there is a continuing demand from alls over the world for more of these interesting re- cipe books.
 Members of the organization are contracting the merchants for advertising as the book is pur- chased by tourists.
 Women throughout the com munity will De asked to contrib ute their favorite recipes, espec- ially those pertaining to Alaskan food Anyone wishing to con tribute, who has not been con tacted, may leave their recipe at the Nome Nugget.
 On the committee are Esther Mccoy, Nancy Mclean, Inge- borg Handeland, Omie Mccarthy and Emily Boucher.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-07
High School Valentine Dance To Be Held Friday At School Auditorium

The High School has scheduled their traditional Valentine Ball for Friday evening at the school auditorium. Lovely decorations are planned and a real orchestra will provide the music.
 The affair is semi-formal with the girls planning to wear their loveliest gowns for Sweetheart Day" The party is open to the public.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-07
WIEN AIRLINES

To Kotzebue: Sgt. Fred Morri- son, Everett Cummings.
 From Kotzebue: MT. and Mrs. H. Tinney.
 From Fairbanks: Alice Moto..
 To Fairbanks Don Haskell, Eva Malloy, Phyllis Freericks and in fant, Mrs. M. J. Walsh, and Paul agelbarger.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-07
ALASKA AIRLINES

From Anchorage: Alex Lord, Maurice Kellfher, M. J. Blattler.
 To Anchorage: Cpl. and Mrs. Joseph Garoutte, Edith Hastings, Harry Q. White, Calvin Jones.
 To Unalakleet: Chas. Katcha- tag, Rev. Donohue, John Hakala.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-07
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted Frances Peterson, Jimmy Nershak, Theresa Noyau- kum, Mary Aukongak, Catherine EzekemeuW.
 Discharged: Clara Curran, Elva Ahmasuk, Margaret Olson and infant, Frances Peterson.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-07
Andy Peterson's Have Son

MT. and Mrs. Andy Peterson are the parents of son, Jackie Herman, born on Feb. 5th and weighing 10 pounds, three ounces.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-07
Fire Alarm On Steadman Avs

An overloaded chimney at the residence of Collins Mendenhall on Steadman Ave. alerted the fire department this morning at 8. No damage was reported.
The Nome nugget., 1955-02-07
MOTHERS CLUB TO MEET FOR SEWING PROJECT FEB. g

The steering committee has an- nounced that all members of the Mothers Club interested in help ing on a sewing project are to meet at the LWY Community Center, Wednesday, Feb. g, at 2 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02

Exquisite right down to the
deep, deep hens. Perky organdies,
silky cotton broadcloths, filmy ny
Ions in pastels; II to 10 months and
l to 3 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02

Famous dress shirts In white, pink,
maize, blue; 6-20l Cotton sports
shirts in plaids, $40; and long
sleeved sports shirts In ginghams,
plaids, novelties, $40.
Evening star., 1955-10-05
Palisades Unit Launches
Potomac Cleanup Drive

The Palisades Citizens Assoc
citation last night launched q
campaign among its members
and 4-eighboring citizens groups
to support legislation aimed at
eliminating the polluted condi-
ton of the Potomac River.
The group outlined q plan
through which citizens can help
provide q clean river for our Ma
tons Capital"
The plan urges District citi-
zens to:
/. Make their interest known
in the current campaign for
anti pollution legislation by
group and individual letters.
2. Advocate the speedup Of
Evening star., 1955-10-05
Higher Wuter Rutes
In D. C. Protested

The Columbia Heights Citizens
Association last night protested
recent increases in water rates
for District residents.
The group urged the District
Committees Of the Senate and
House to conduct . comparative
study Of rates prevailing in other
cities.
The association was addressed