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who wouldn't stay close to home?
Surveys show our girls are mar
rying younger, raising bigger fam
lilies and whether they go careering
or not, about SO per cent of them
do their own cooking and house
work. But the cooking. they tell
me, that's the job they like best.
Recently, touring western
Kansas, | met one of these do-it-
yourself girls. May | introduce
Mrs. Milton Blakemore Of Lib
eral? Dorothea is her given name,
Dee to her friends, a tall, slender
one who wears stacks with an air:
her dark hair is combed back slick
and glossy as blackbird's wing.
Husband Milton is one of the
Blakemore boys working with his
father who has a grocery chain
with units through the High Plains
country and into the Oklahoma
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ties. To top it of, the Blakemores
enjoy entertaining and have
friends in at least twice a week.
Sunday brunches are popular with
the local crowd.
Dee learned her cooking as a
youngster at home in Swampscott,
Mass. 1t was cooking course in
the seventh grade that spanked her
interest. Thereafter no one could
keep her out of Mons kitchen.
Cookbook in hand she learned
the trial-and-error way. She en-
joys developing new dishes to sur
prise family and friends. She is a
recipe trader. One dish she intro
duced to this western town is her
version of Beef Stroganoff, but her
best dessert, cream peach pie, is of
the area, borrowed from Mrs. Leo
Harrison, the star cook in Liberal.
Some recipes, like this one,"
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KoSTI RuoBoaaAA

Dorothea comedies, ARE worth a
lot of bother"
Nodded wine salad is her own
creation and served often for buff
fet suppers, when 20 or more
friends get together.
Dee's Beet StzoganoH
2 sirloin tips (about ~
pounds), cut into strips
Flour
Butter or margarine
medium onion, diced
? cans Is or tomato paste
can "a o. mushroom buttons
cup sour cream
Salt and pepper
Flour sirloin strips and brown
in butter. Near the end of the
browning process add onion.
When meat is brown and onion
Continued on page 10
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by CIementine PaddIefOrd
This Week Food Edition

Panhandle. into Texas. Dorothea
and Milton have a broom ranch
house and a start on their family
- Stephen is four, and Karen one
and half.
Wood Servants"
They could we'll afford help but
Dorothea prefers to do her own
work. Il have good servants" she
explained, showing me her eff
Gent laundry with the washing
machine, dryer and mangle. In
her pink and white kitchen she has
a dishwasher. a garbage disposal,
a huge refrigerator. a big freezer.
She uses ready mixes and buys
frozen foods. Even so, between
the marketing and the cooking,
house cleaning, laundry and car
ing for the babies, it's a good days
work for a girl in her early twen-
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"rNnH7a

Countless COnOver students have
Observation-Disclosures!
The Conover School teaches ambi-
tious girls how to improve their per-
sonal appearance for top careers in
every field, says Candy Jones. Since
an eye-catching complexion is
must, urge our students to use
gentle Cashmere Bouquet Soap. |
know from years of experience that
any kind of skin-dry, normal or oily
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They're for company, when
the crowds coming over.
Try Dee BlakemOre's Beef
Stroganoff and peach pie
LIBERAL, KAN.
HONE is where the fun is for
Ill today's young married folks.
Home is where they entertain. and
mostly at the table or around the
barbecue. Modern kitchens are
designed on the party scale"
large enough to accommodate the
crowd so everyone can lend a
hand. Wide terraces. that's the
thing. with barbecue grill for pic
mic eating. Easements have a rum
pus room, usually air-conditioned.
There is game space. with a ping
pong table and television set -
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-thrives on this wholesome care"
The 'beauty-wash' method we
teach at Conover's can produce the
same exciting results for you that it
does for Conover Career girls. Twice
a day, cream Cashmere Bouquets
fluffy, fragrant lather over your face
with your 6ngertips. Rinse and pat
dry. Then see how quickly this regu-
lar care brings you that fresh, glowing
Conover-Cirl complexion"
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D PES s9 S;a5 seds sH4j;,lssF' g MI
MINI. M. In. l.A216. RI
sa si seIs on 'iNksa. ssoY cohS. ave.
NV, I'm. $780,
DOD0E ~ Diplomat hard top: !.
and h.. EkAt Govern Atone green
iisonty-hsek txi2l 4-m6nth within
gB sss. s6,ssss 9ora pss SssD Mss
Gssssnn'sssss 81. ri !. sss. All N :. I'oe-
D0DoE 1854 noyal co.: cub coups;
sres6 kcts6ni. cream top,. Power.
eeysES tssk-lp iIehts. =, Ecs |, g ;e ...:
S ss!ss '5sah sna n. We. Ne II u.
non G az 1865 Corset eonyertibls
scnp 9gs be g Slecst t' r. ex sss;e
ace, II owner, auto. trans. radio and
heater. 81. O95. Washinston's Oldest
and Lsreest podge- Plymouth Dealer.
are. me- n. :7-1132, -
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roam io5i e.. cosntis ssaiss 8
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M IN III : S 81. M s.iin osss
FORD '6s YietofiA VS. fprd5maties
fediQ heater, yhite-sideael tires,
sidssssi s sshs ;,,.l 81.
owner. Hs. l-5is7. ~
FORD 1898 Modti-A eiassic xerfor
torn eedap; nearly new; 81 700
Zeal trsnsp,: $3.50. KK 7s07az 5.
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many othsr satras: 1900 NJ =.
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rom 1854 tcuss.ln %. ssnssisIsls,
Ind h:L rA!sa hi.ek hsdx. tsn tQp:
iRssfjts5Es Es5 lsAAsiH 885. 81 81
ROAD 80 Custom ..es rordof; fip-
TOO enesoNner ear with oytrdfife.
Z ana j. turn eIfnals: sat covers:
1HlkN6Ik MOTORS fEoADl
1910 n. II; Ave- Nh Oh. 1-0o02
FORD igss 1znsh W1So6: 3 Syl
s aRss1 s;Ut;' sCo nilssi nss sond: can
EQkp 30 conystsinls, In ! besutitul|
shade 81 yellow, with radio. heater
ard oterdfiye.. Car No. 1907. sKunt.
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Greco sIss sss s' ssIs q So 20; 90
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shir 5da Duainess csnter. ov.
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CIlsYsIrR 80 windsor a-drs I. snd
dirk krssn mini: only S3o9.
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Elsslol custom sasl6@ : nj fii 4.
P Dreaa 10 Dive Salv sI!!|s. =
OLIVIER MOTOR co.
0ksse.0s.1sii. -. a s.sss =
1ons ssos %isecnsin xss.
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eon4.; 800 Z, a IeH my. 2be,
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ave IL lQ. 1-aa0a. =. 81.
HoRNffss BUICK. $3.50 Ninn.
ne: LU i-e22a. - 9. 9.
p as soTo .r.ssn Sissilssn t sssis . "a
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PAUL BROTHERS (OEDS3
wrs AYR Az, rfsgr01sr n. n u.
KE. S-isos ON DAILY n 2
$3.50. 80 s1-sss- = : go =.
DE- SOTO lo93 xifedome va GLIB rs
dan: Lauiq. nSa{eE. 94k25teetic sk4ls-
FR amoaa s5P stsiR ps sssssa esoS.
DIvv1ER MOTOR co.
Homo q it, hoies used cars
q 18O3 wisconsin Ave.
Bethesda o.. 4-7320
b soTo 1sz5 ssaysFsI5Iss, ~ ~;
isssss; an ssrR E. i. Z ave- a1 e. AA
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covers; rAa,y sytiss n, sp ss 4 ,oSs;
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II ;s: ~. ss. ss 4 ;ssS SSis
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ave- "a. s-4sOo;
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INA n Saok mi d. SS4i -
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clean car Guar. Freed iikhs a
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81 FORD

Rordor; hsater.,. 1ord6matic; NH
blls: S695; 2b& down: o-fnonth d
6.00o-lnile warranty.
Northeast Motor Co, lF'ord)
go HlAdenzIqrs I'd. N.k. II. 7-sSeo,
FQRp 1855 ThuhdeEhIrd eonSertikie:
ftils eauipped: sa,5eb: ccc saafan-
Capitol Cadillac olds. Co.
1929 2snd 81. nv, sT. $4,000
FOHl lpb8 hsnsh7 W1E0n; T0fdo-
600 Actual niles: 2-tone hniSit fln-
meculete inteEiQfi car shsolutely d
neW-cef condition u evsfy way;
in,lst be seen 70 lie tppresisted; 81.
"a "a ave. SsLl W. $500 olo W..ssa-
FoRD 1854 Uustomlipe 20. Tudor;
Stone ivurY and Eftkn; Wv. tires,
r.e1d n, gthef extEas T.hlcek VS.,
dsorSii ave. IA. $500, 49, -
FoRD ss2 Custom si8s Tudor; Z. sua
81; Ssgg. HokNkS's COR BUICK
peelet; Fla. ave. ne. ct 9th. II.
S-4-v&->s s5-issssaess fsssiiss =
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rom ~ csa.oe :.s: rqAes KsEa.
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81 DODGE 81.
81 ssss.s q IN my a.r,' a sss:b.jls. III
Kenyon vi eek Chevrolet
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DODGE 1859 c6rohet 4-depF; fAdio,
hsss'sT lsgsgs S's|s sssS e
DIVvE'R MOTOR co.
bod Plymouth Dealers
Home Of lit hoice Used Cara
Bethesda Oh. A-7s2S
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k61b 1888 cuaISll O.: ra3sE; fi1lp,
s s:ss:si ID. sass 80 !. s1s
FeEp go: IS ooo mt "a al, 1
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$50. N. 2-z06os
foap 1888 custom; +. and h. a.;
PITY BRkNcH MOTORS. 90. g.
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60DGE 80 CoF9nsE elH6 eosps: .oris.
ssS; ,s a5a r. &sssssna sd afI1ss:
$1,000 s5R sash 81 "a s&9 9. dom sz !, WoI ESN
DopGE 1917: l,ke new;.r. and h;
sk6pfkss isth "a i, i've. n:s.
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Fcnb 1864 VS. yict1riA; /. ana s:
ySii. Wi WI ,s assss ss; s az
"a ass'' ssBs 20 &. s e. 81
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= :
|D0boE 1851 cofonst 4-door: org
kl1e- with dyrcmatie, heater, btlll
kzsIss, s2p eSE1sS;iw sgsslAdn se ~
|D6DGk is5i |. cs 4 ss s sSd.sew i
eyety Nays e6a5i tefmss 500 down
u0D1k 80 pipidnai VS. tatt no
Z, b. oyScyStoFdge r eslss sp pss
keassar ~. 81 ~. III sssassaz. s.
|Doodk 1850 2-6Dor sedan; heatsf
sat ccysfs Ssrk Ereen; low mile.
DIVER MOTOR CO.
podge-Plgmouth Dealers
home M lst-Choiee Ustd Cara
:. SSi qscEsis Avs. Az .,aa,
D .. ,, isss fcsonet :. ~ -; ; n. n,
ist black: one 81 TIE essisss- handling
VIII feat keononiy. 0ply 81 .aas.
OLIVIER MOTOR co.
Dodge Plymouth Dealers
Homo of Choice used Cara
At piney branch I'd. TO. 2-0pot
DoDDGE ,5e &.as; sed9n; {; and N 4;
1Ss |ss S Il : q
D ono: "a "a co. 90: ,ssP. Ss:,; ;,.s
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al n0h3E

DODGE 1881 ,2-dr.: Z. and n: gbed
seonUfaSc2i transp.: one owner; Szp6,
noWMkN sTUpESAkER 1900 pa.
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FQRD .53 crestline conyertibles Ford
ssss's M ~ y ~ ss@,. sigss so 4
aitlon. S1s69b. 1-dsy MONEY back
trail 4-month written .euafentke,
ssa P 400 6D:n v ssss. iii fis BIZ BIZ:
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DODGE i9b3 ,Coronet va 2.A0of:
S.fube radio, 1resh-air heater. dyr0.
tordne tfafisfIiission. dove gray. A
ofie-owner car traded 70 us on .
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Dodge Plymouth Dealers
Honis .s1 iss.choies qssd cars
Bethesda %. t.1Ssd
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cHRYsTIE 1881 windsor d mss a.
Eissiol sustcn eau i64s6t fieh,
blsek fni.ni Z str ~ you'd ee
DIVVER MOTOR co
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DODGE 1913 Corcnet !. club 6esipe;
firsi. sxtrS eisan; ousstEhdihs value
Pf 1AIi sBERoTHERs toLps)
" .4s.s Avn AND On cDDETS Tr b Y
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losdor: hsatsr.,. 1ord6mstie; INIT
bi.,s: S6g5; 2bE down: 6-in6ntk Of
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Dodge Plymouth Dealers
sa.''s SIS q ss e icss,ss ggsss g. ..
, 1955-01-08

you usually do your hair at night,
do your Pin.It at night. In the
morning your hairset will be as
lovely as it usually Is, but your
curl will stay without resetting
between shampoos. Make your
curls small, Miss Potter says,
because small curls make your
permanent last longer. And re-
member, this permanent isn't
supposed to look like q permanent
with tight or frizzy curls. II
that's what you want, the tradi-
tional roller type permanent Is
best. Pin-It Is q fashion perma-
nent. It. doesn't look like . per-
manent. Il doesn't feel like asper-
manent. But it gives your hair 8
curl that will last In the new
"curvy'' way, II makes your hair
look beautifully fashionable.
Like glamour in motion. y
, 1955-01-08

Glamour in motion. That's the
way to describe new hairdos this
season. Because, says Katherine
Potter who heads the beauty and
grooming department for Proctor
and Gamble, the newest hairdos
are so natural and young. They
curve rather than curl. They can
be windblown without looking
mussed. The secret is in q hair
cut that fits you and your hair,
and q new kind Of permanent
that doesn't look like i perrna-
nent.
This new permanent, called
Pin-It, makes your own hairset
permanent. Or, q new one IL you
prefer. Curling lotion Is applied
to pin cnrls after they are rolled
up. Rinse with water at q speei-
fed time to stop the curling &C.
ton, then let your hair dry.
There's no tussing or bother. II
, 1955-01-08

A few weeks ago | made 3 dis
covery that resulted in q whole
ssnew look" for my living room. II
happened in my fayOrite furniture
store when | stopped to admire 9
beautiful brass cocktail table and
the salesman explained to me how
practical new brass and copper
furnishings are.
Mr.. James, the salesman, told
me that modern articles rlade Of
copper and brass are protected BY
q clear finish that needs no polish
ing-just . light busting. The in-
ish may be q plastic, lacquer Or
enamel coating which prevents
i furnishing. Well, the result Of our
talk can Be seen iii my living room
| today Yes, / bought the cocktail
table - and matching end tables,
too. And the warm colOr-tones Ot
| the brass added so much beauty to
my room that | added q new free
place set In cleaning brass. Then
to make the fireplace the center Of
| interest in our room, we had q cops
per hood installed which carries;
out the same color tone. Al large
copper bowl filed with ivy on my
cocktail table and tall brass lamps
on my end tables really complete
| the picture. My friends all compli-
ment me on the warm, friendly
feeling Of the rooml
was certainly glad to find cop.
per and brass furnishings that
need no polishing. An occasional
busting or simple cleaning with 3
moistened cloth IS all needed to
| keep them shining. According to
the Copper g Brass Research AS
! ISOLATION thousands Of homemak-
ers are discovering as / did
that copper and brass pieces are as
practical as they are beautiful
, 1955-01-08
DR.. DE FREITAs COMINGI

Lii LIE a. NOtA
DR.. Robert m. De Freitas,
B. a. O., D. Specialist in Eye
Examination RefractioT Or
thoptics, announces that on
Tuesday, January II from
10 am. to 5 pm. & Wed. Jan
IL, from 100 to 4:30 pm.
complete optometric service
will be offered to the Munich
pality Of Croix.
Will be in Frederiksted
Municipal Hospital from 900
am. until noon Wednesday.
The latest designs in Eye
glasses prepaid or COD,
, 1955-01-08
S U N D A X
at 2:l5, 500 & 8:45
and
M 8 N b A x
500 & $3.50 pm.
Regular Admission
S a U r p a 4
"Go. MAN &c"

starring the World Famous Globe
Troters and Dane Clark.
Attention, Please! Should the
COBRA MAN g. HIS TROUPE
arrive we will present his stage
show at 500 & 8:45 Pm. and
again on Monday at $50 Pm.
Please look out for our announce
ments. NEWS & Short Feature.
, 1955-01-08
T U E S D A r
500 and $50 pm.
Regular Admission

Rainbow Hound My Shoulders
in Technicolor with
frankie Lame, Billy Daniels, Char
lotte Austin.
, 1955-01-08
Publication
December 20, 1854

December 20, 1854
1T is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that effective on and
after the above date automo-
bile license plates for the cal
endar year 1855 are available
at the Finance Offices in Chris
tiansted and Frederiksted up
on presentation Of 4 properly
executed application. Il is al
so brought 40 public notice
that These plates should be
obtained on or before the 10th
day Of January 1855 in accord
ance with existing regula-
tons.
Walter j. N. Petersen
, 1955-01-08
PUBLIC NOTICE

The First Legislature Of the Virgin Islands will convene
IN Saint Thomas on Monday, January 10, 1855, in the Capitol
Of the Virgin Islands.
Acting in conformity with the Rules Of Business Of the
Assembly, continued in force by Public Law ST.,
hereby set the hour for converting the Legislature Of the
Virgin Islands at 200 o'clock in the afternoon Of january
10, 1855.
The Order Of the Day will include:
al Presentation Of Credentials m
st) Administering Of oath.t
go Consideration # Rules # Procedure.
M Organization:
80 Message Of the Governor Of the Virgin Islands.
EARLE b. oTTLEY
Chairman, Pro Tempore
Evening star., 1955-05-09

"A "rrsoto. ros.eee CO., w,ssros...,r.. N. a.
Evening star., 1955-05-09
BY the Associated Press

President James G. Patton of
the National Farmers Union said
today farm groups should sup
port a $1.25 minimum wage in
return for help given by labor
in enacting high rigid farm price
supports.
Mr.. Patton told a Senate Labor
Subcommittee his organization
strongly favors the SIPS figure
urged by labor unions and also
backs extension of the law to
6.5 million additional persons
He said labor groups helped
greatly last week in winning
House passage of bill to knock
Evening star., 1955-05-09
Assembly Raps
Farm Supports

HARTMAN. N. Y, May 9 up
The American Assembly says
farmers should shy away from
price supports to increase their
income.
TOO much reliance has been
placed on the part which price
supports and production controls
can play in solving agriculture's
1ong-range economic problems"
the assembly says after three
and one-half days of delibera-
ton.
The group, made up of so ex-
perts in agriculture. government,
business, labor and education,
made public it's findings yester-
day.
Hits Parity Bill
1t attacked the 80 per cent of
parity bill narrowly passed by
the House last week, but said
moderate price supports and
storage programs are desirable"
to protect some segments of agri-
culture.
Parity fluctuates with general
price levels. 1t is designed to
give farmers a fair return for
their products in relation to
costs"
Continuing attempts to use
price supports to raise farm
prices are self defeating, the as
sembly said.
The assembly. founded in 1850
by President Eisenhower when
he was president of Columbia
University. met at Arden House,
Columbia's study center at the
top of mountain.
It's report was made public
by Dean Courtney c. Brown OF
Columbia'S Graduate School of
Business and Prof. William H.
Nichols, Vanderbilt University
agricultural economics expert
and technical director of the
assembly session.
The conferees found wheat to
be one of agriculture's most
serious problems.
They recommended promptly
returning considerable amounts
of wheat acreage" to grass to cut
wheat production and serve the
ends of conservation.
But. they said. "our agricul-
tural emphasis should be shifted
toward the protective foods, such
as meat. dairy and livestock
products, and fruits and vege-
tables"
The bulk of the assembly re-
port dealt with farm economics
and price supports in particular.
Generally speaking, it sup
ported the policy of Secretary of
Agriculture Benson, who was a
speaker at the conference. He
was not mentioned by name,
however, in the report, which
said:
I'm the future, price supports
should play progressively
smaller role and net income
progressively greater role in di-
recting agricultural production.
A gradual movement toward a
more flexible price support pro-
gram is desirable"
Evening star., 1955-05-09
Formers Union Backs
Labor on $1.25 Wage

out the flexible farm price props
favored by the administration.
and restore the mandatory 30 per
cent of parity system.
President Eisenhower has asked
Congress to raise the present
75-cent minimum wage to 80
cents.
Mr.. Patton called the e0-cent
figure grossly unrealistie and
Evening star., 1955-05-09
Pilot Tonks Up

CHATSWORTH. Ga. P-
Service station operator Walter
Baype says the unidentified pilot
of light plane landed on the
highway near his place, TAXED up
to buy a tankfull of gas. a soft
drink and a package Of chewing
gum and then took OF.
Evening star., 1955-05-09

out Of step with present-day
living costs"
He said it had been estimated
that a $l.25 minimum wage
would result in increased spend
ing for food amounting to about
S606 million a year.
Isador Bubin, New York State
industrial commissioner, also in
dorsed the S1.25 floor.
Evening star., 1955-05-09

! in an independent movie for
Warner Brothers distribution.
the studio announced yesterday
The picture will be filmed PIT
the Warner studio here. Cast
ing will get under way immedI-
ately and production is expected
to start about October /, the
company said.
Evening star., 1955-05-09
Coop Projects Aid
Refugees in Calcutta

Cooperative cottage industries
to relieve employment are being
set up in refugee colonies around
Calcutta.
They will have marketing ia
eilities in the city itself.
Evening star., 1955-05-09
Sullivan to Star
In Murner Movie

HOLLYWOOD, May 9 R.-Ed
Sullivan. Broadway columnist
and master of ceremonies of
TVS Toast of the Town" va
riety show. will produce and star
Evening star., 1955-05-09

Jack L. Warner. the studios
executive producer. commented:
Mr.. Sullivan's motion picture
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Winston tastes sood-Iike cigarette should!

y Smokers all over the country are greeting
Winston like a long-ost friend! Winston brings
flavor back to filter smoking - the FULL rich,
tobacco flavor real smokers want.
Along with this finer flavor, you also get the
benefit of Winstons finer filter The exclusive
Winston filter is different: it works so effec-
Evening star., 1955-05-09

viii be one Of the most important
Forthcoming pictures on our re-
lease schedule"
Evening star., 1955-05-09

lively, yet doesn't fatten the flavor. Winstons
draw SO easily the flavor comes right through
to you!
If you've been looking for real flavor in a filter
cigarette, try king-sze Winston. It's the one that
brought flavor back to filter smoking!
Winston tastes good-like cigarette should
Evening star., 1955-02-06
| IS YOUR VALENTINES FAVORITE1

Resulorly 4303o All cherry suite, consisting Of eight
dfower double dresser ond dresser mirror five drower
ches. and double bed Also oyoiloble antique white
Of slightly higher cost
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Georgian Mahogany B,

Regularly S39e. Richly erofted swirl mahogany bed
room suite. consisting Of large dresser dresser mirror
chest and double bed. eIossieoly charming suite.
rnidwnter sole priced.
Evening star., 1955-02-06
Modern Cordovan Bedroom

Regularly S429. For the modern minded, this sleek
swirl moho9ony cherry eordoyon suite. consisting Of
dresser, dresser mirror Dor bed and chest An excel
lent xoIue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16
Why GROW OLD3
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Have Some Fun
With Exercises,
Try Cot Stretch
By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

It is nice to have some fun
out of your exercise program.
The following exercise I call
the duck Waddle." This is
firming to the thighs. Bend
your knees until you are almost
sitting on your heels. Keep
your back as erect as you can
while you walk in this posi-
ton. At first you probably
viii be able to take only a few
steps at a time. Later on you
can walk about the room in
this manner.
The "Cat Stretch" is a won
derfully relaxing exercise.
Kneel on both knees and place
the hands on the floor in front
of you, one hand under each
shoulder. Push UP with your
middle back as far as comfort
table. Do this slowly. Now
lower the back and let it slump
downward. Continue. This
exercise should be done very
slowly.
II you would like to have
my short daily routine Of ex-