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Evening star., 1955-01-23
IHE LOWLY LEEK
by Clementime PaddlefOrd
This Week Food Editor

stalks in sated water for IS minutes Drain and serve
buttered with cream sauce. Mrs. Arnaud uses leeks
in many recipes as a substitute for asparagus.
When the Arnauds entertain it's family under
taking. Large parties are buffet with Mr.. and Mrs
Arnaud serving at the table, daughter Fortunee as
assistant hostess son Anthony 90 passing the reshes
refling the plates. If it's sitdown dinner he is the
butler Mrs. Arnaud does the cooking but has family
assistance since she's been cutches due to arthrts
The type of entertaining depends on the occasion.
When DR.. Arnaud's staff members and their wives are
invited, it's buffet A sherry hors doeuvre party is
given for larger groups There are informal suppers for
students and intimate friends. Then soup will likely
be the main dish, potato-leek soup. or pigtals and
leeks for guests Of adventuresome palates Add to
this green salad and cut Of good cheese French
garlic bread will be served with the SOUP For dessert
fruit or mixed compete with gop of whipped cream.
Leek salad keeps company with chicken
gumbo at buffet suppers Guava tarts are
the preferred sweet ending
The Arnauds have leeks for home dinners
~ many winter evening and here's how:
II remove outer leaves and the green tips; cut
mn in half lengthwse. wash thoroughly. Tie
into bundles as asparagus. Boil in salted
water for about 20 minutes Drain thor
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oughiy and arrange on an earthenware platter bak-
ing dish; remove strings Serve with white sauce.
Hollandaise or lemon-butter sauce. Or. pour melted
butter over eeks. sprinkle with Parmesan cheese and
set in hot oven for few minutes until the cheese is
brown Serve hot. Or have the eeks cold with French
dressing Toll. vinegar mustard salt and pepper Six
stalks make one portion.
xeek and Rotaso Soup
II leeks 6 Guns water
medium potatoes beef bouillon cubes
Salt and pepper
Remove roots. outer leaves and green tips then
cut leeks IN half lengthwse and slice finely cross
wise; wash thoroughly. Pare potatoes and cut into
pieces. Cook eeks and potatoes separately (he eeks
in an extralrge po and add to each pot cups water
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It's a European favOrite.
Here's how Mrs. Arnaud uses
it to make three good dishes
JASR cALDRRwooD
JACKSON HEIGHTS, N. Y.

JACKSON HEIGHTS, N. T.
NHE lowly leek. one of Gods best gifts to man."
Il is the favorite vegetable of Blanchette Arnaud
Jackson Heights NJ Y. The leek is relative of the
onion, cultivated for the thckened lower part of its
stem. little-used vegetable in the United States
although generally around in city markets. But in
Europe it is popular in soups and stews.
Blanchette is Mrs Leopold Arnaud. wife of the
Dean Of the School Of Architecture Columbia Univer-
sity. My husbands family" she said to me. ARE
real gourmets so have had to learn to cook better
than average. My father-in-law was Spanish and my
husband. though born here. has lived much of his
life in France which explains why MANY of
Evening star., 1955-01-23

Mrs. Arnaud works as part-time teacher. lecturng
on world history at the Private Collegiate School in
New York City. She has been part-time guide in
the Metropolitan Museum of Art giving gallery talks
Cooking however, holds her greatest interest. Being
academc-minded, she likes to research. has nves-
tigated the background of the leek. As said. it
resembles the common green onion. but is larger in
size. sweeter in flavor Mrs. Arnaud adds 1T has
been eaten since the dawn Of history and greatly
reished by the Romans. Greeks and Egyptians. Leek
soup was favorite dish Of Nero. It is the emblem
OF Wales"
thick stalk white neck. long white threadke roots
resembling witchs hair II is sold in bunches. priced
slightly higher than the green onion. Remove root
and outer skin and wash Thoroughly as earth packs
between the leaves. Remove green tops and boil
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This WesA ssas.si.- Ssn.s.y 70. lsss
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
POMPONIO
COUNTRY PROPERTY

HILLSIDE HOMEsITES Small
wooted acreage. excellent view
private: 55 miles washinston: mod.
erately priced homes. EDWARD
BLANCHARD. Marshall. Va. tel
THE LAST OLD STONE HOUSE a,
Leesburg not modernized., 6-room
Early American stone house &c
renoyate telec.. phone and water
line inD. On q knoll with wonderful
view. surrounded by 80 acres rich
grove; stone spring house, hay shed
barn; choice neighborhood, u mile
from hwy; 3 miles Leesburg;. &c
Herefords tsome registered) includ-
ed ed S2a 500. Terms: Shown BY EG6 app5
Ext. 6023s. at O. am, i1:45 or 2:3d
pm; only, weekdays, or .Leesburs
55-J-2: collect. anytime: also Lees
11Tsn pnTS 75Ti ". ,RuIsrE x Grant With WITH
Ia hrs drive from D. C:-.30 acres
pool, with 412-ft. Artesian well,
small cinder-block bldg, with new
i;0n-gal. Jet pump and sceptie
sSso sSis t for boat; tele;a deaao elec. avail;
conveniences; AZ acres; near Har-
rlSbnrg, Pa; Sl2,u0O. Write X.
RETIREMENT HOME Sth Century
home, excel. cond.; 3 firepls.; glori-
Gus views. dogwoods, mountain
stream. ASK US! CO., IA. S-l252
ia. S-S9I0.
I3 ACRES with 7-room dwellins, large
lawn and trees. double garage, barn.
In village. one block off Route Is,
about so miles D. C. Sl4.5O0. 110
acres good deep farm land with hay
and grain crops. streams, buildings,
some sawable timber. ONLY $4,000.
rs acres land, about 80 can be
Ss.oSS' StSS'e0 wAuGH &c 'oRfs ZEAL ESTATE 5G9T;
AGENCY. s502 oface: 1852 res,
Culpeper. Va.
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Exeel location. Ressonable. b
OWNER. OF, 1875. Ne. s-1S06
SPRINGFIELD. VA. - Commercial
sites that viii be Al locations in
near future; l to IS acres. price
Lynch at Lynch SSS Il BROS NC. Real.
tors Springdeld. va, XII. 9-5756
M HAMP. KNOLLS-6-unit brick
beautiful setting; price less than
2 times Gross rent: extra good rent.
ing section. conv. to shopping and
sTsnsp. SSsJsp. CARL .. FORD, Ju. s.
1seuSif APARTMENT BLDG. VI
old; very well built: excel financing
etc. with 3osS profit on investment
Near shopping, bus. schools. Elk
OCEAN BEACH. MD.-ocean front
commercial site, 200x2O0 it.. for
hotel. motel or business. Moving to
Fla; s.. So sacrifice; @ $500, sl2:500. Can Sun, sun
OWNER. LO. 4-6S67. >
1000 BLOCK sth ST. N.E.-2-unit
apt. consisting Of l bedrm., bath,
Price, S14,50O. ARTHUR L. CURL
ING. Ia; 6-6s3I; IA. 6.77SS;
GSS 6S.ct BLOCK f4om orner RyiNG unt ST .pt Sds
Low down payment. financing suit
purchaser. OIL. 2-73S7.
EXCELLENT RETURN on investments
in this commercial property located
on Lee highway. near Glebe road,
approx. 5000 50. IT.; I0-year lease
THOMAS WALSH, OIL. 4-47sl OF
1881 NEWTON ST. NV. - From
OWNER units, furn.; over $500
inc: finance: SO. 800. co. .5-5S74
STORE, 3 apts., NV. location, on
carline. nr. soldiers Home; S23.500
w. c. GERBICH. EN-. 2-O27S OF
NO: 7:s625: -s "a
10 NICELY FURN. EFFICIENCIES--
Close in NV loc., very unusual set.
up. W. C. GERBIcH, EN-. 2-027s
18Th 81 NS; SND 5-SSSS ROCK CREEK PARKS
unit Diet. apt consisting Of four 2
bedrm., liv. rm.. kit. and bath apis,
and two / room apis. Gross annua
income, $4,000. Low expenses.
Priced only 3 times rental or will
consider trade on larger building
SIGLER & CO.. RA. 3-3431. Sun
R-2G0h
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE
Low Prices-High Returns

TWO AUNT, semidet. Tenants pas
heat. gas. elec. Sell separately.
AUNT, det. plus basement apt.
$4,000 rent: nr. S. Capitol.
7sUN1T, det,, nr. H, 18th SITS. n.e.i
ALL RENTED. brick. mod. I3-unit.
det., 1-yr.-old, nr. Congress Hts.
David Rosenberg. DREYFUss BROS
ma. S-O5s0; ewes. and Sun. ia
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HOUSES TO BUILD

MODERN HOMES - 3 bedrm., all
yours, $500; only $500 down.
RamblerS. split levels. DOM
MANTZ. JU. 5-6666. 10
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CASH Talks
QUALITY
AND SIZE

Open today. l to $50. Do you de-
mand plenty Of bedrm. space for
your dollars? This one ana only
may, At the bill. Value packed, all
brick, 4-bedrm. home built in 1862.
Fun bsmt, liv., rm. lS-ft. kit. Tx
Price, SI4,95O; only $3.50 down GI.
DIR: WEST ON OLD DOMINION
TURN LEFT ON BIRCH AVE, roll
Low SIGNS. JE. 3-9221.
BONDED REALTY, INC.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

10000 SO. FT., 3 stories and bsmt.
with ample parking: in good loc.
terms can be arranged for proper
owner: ioc. in washington. D; e
Contact G. Justice Mitchell. JAMES
L. DIXON & CO.. ST. 3-7200. S
SALE OR LEASE-Centrally located
near 18th and Columbia rd. NV
Approx. $500 50. it., incl. air.
cond. ONCE or showrm. of $50 50
1T. 1 story with only ] upright
column, concrete fir. gasoline pump
air compressor. Conv. to nearby
Md. and Va. communities. For fur
ther information, contact Mr.. Ed
wards. CO. $4,000.
CENTRALLY LOCATED
s.. 900 So. it.. close to Union Station
Immediately available; corner hre-
proof bldg; good loading facilities
will tease at very reasonable rent
sell on most unusual terms: Mr.
Ginnetti, MA. S-05Sn DREYFUSS
BROS. INC, Realtors. -
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
PROPERTY FOR SALE

ARLINGTON--Suitable for real estate
insurance, doctors, dentists. etc.
brick. 3 rms, and util rm.. Ia baths;
Al cond., ready for business. Center
Clarendon business district. Cal
OWNER, ia. 2-0s00, JA. 7-1S23,
HOTEL, % rms. dining rm.. kitchen:
hot and cold water in every room
completely furnished: $4,000: So
700 down. balance like rent. BUR-
TON REALTY CO, Louisa, Va, Phi
IDEAL BUSINESS LOCATION on
U. s. /. Rich. Hgt., 30 mi. south
993 acres S9.5oO. No agents. ia.
HAWKINS" oFFICE-APARTMENT
BUILDING. centrally located in rap
idly growing county seat town, La
fronting on 3 busy streets; ia-acre
lot; plenty of parking space, also
room for additional building. Ex-
eeellent investment; the best location
cash, balance in Is years: interest
So. Shown by appointment only
LEONARD sN1DER, tel. 1911, La
SALE OR LEASE, or trade for in
come property. 1880 50. IT.,
zoned Tor retail. wholesale ware
house. and 1000 sq. #. zoned for
apts. in Kensington area. Excl
with ASHLEY. INC, 2405 Price ave.
Wheaton, Md, 10. 5-2323.
LOCATED RIGHT IN TIE HEART
OF WHEATON TRIANGLE-Owner
will zone. commercial. 6-rm. brick
Cape Cod with full bsmt.; lot 70Y
135; $4,000. Excl. with ASHIE EY
INC 2405 Price ave. Wheaton, Nd.
LO. 5-2323.
BUSINESS OR INVESTMENT property
for sale. Just of King ST., across
from the largest parking lot in
Alex. 100000 or best offer. From
OWNER. Call So 5-64s5 or oV
3IO1 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV. mr.
Irving--3-story brick bldg, vacant,
ready for use. Only S19,500 on
terms. CITY REALTY. AP. 7-1500.
NEAR MEDICAL CENTER. Goth and
Pa. ave NV, substantial brick of 10
rooms, 3 baths, house dating back
to the DAYS of Gen. Jackson. Price.
$4,000. $4,000 cash. LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER, 1919 K st. NV. MA.
81 1866
SOON, 10000 feet first
eommercial on. Bladensburg road;
100 feet frontage vicinity Sears
Good price for cash deal. Call Mr..
Castonguay, LU. 2-9369.
JOHN F. DoNoHoE e. SONS
3l4 Penna Ave. Sc. Ii 3-00S4
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

INV 80 "6tNt ENSE. ESN SNSs
reatsd STORE RLPG :t Tsa oo 'ix sreon sSs
ditioned; near 14th and Irving NV.
Box 356-Y, Star s'
APT. BLDG.-westover 1901 N.
Pocomoke ST.; 3 units, income,
$500 per month. occupied lear
garage: S2S.500. Asking Si2.500
sassoSl sass e. finance through FHA' 'E'
PARK RID. -d-FAMILY BRICK - >
2-rm. kit, bath. apts.; l apt. has 4
rms. kit, bath; income approx.
$1,000. Shows excellent return at
price OF Sl9,500. Ewes, TIE. 6-2233
L. T. GRAvATTE. Realtor, Ma. g.
HOW ABOUT eo% RETURN. We
have an unusual buy in roomlng
purchase the real estate plus nice
return on your investment. FRANK
8, , PHILLIPS LIPS OIL. 2-7oo6; eyss..
OFF Off UPPER gISERSi 18th N.w.-s well-farn.
Newly financed, Excel. net return.
owned houidatlng. Box 369-E. star.
CORNER STORE, leased fol. IL yrs,
with, three apis. above: ideally To-
auIS. PHILLIPS CANBY & FULLER.
INC, ST. 3.2400. 1919 10th st. NV.
IN HERNDON, VA.-29 q. clear land;
good 6-room house, outbuildings;
subdivision possibilities; S25. 900.
good terms. OWNER Herndon
20 UNIT APT. BLDG, NV. location,
sho7in: a5eo cash return on only
S25. 900 down. Ex. 3-5S0i. BUSI-
NESS REALTY co.
q UNITS; busline; facing 6. Capitol
shopping center; fine cond.; prewar
rent. never vac; only S23, 800.
GEO. g. KING CO. LU. 4-25Oi.
CHOICE SITE, approx. Is. acres level
ground. Maryland; zoned for ware
houses. mfe. or truck terminal: ad-
Joins main line r.r. near Ri. /.
under Is cents So. II. ReasonsSi.
terms Cali NE. s-OO79. Mr.. vii.
LrNoHAM, Realtor; ewes. XII. $4,000
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BUS. PRoP.-SALE Cont J

Near Gen. Acctg. Office
so 1st comml. frontage; Ist f1r.
store, 3 complete apis. plus IL rms.
.t2 25' brick bldgs.) excel. for
business and income, parking lot,
etc. for further retails call
|JOLLES & SENNETT co.
Realtors DI. 7-424A
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CENTRALLY LOCATED
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT
a5oO square It.

APPROXIMATELY $500 square IT. OF
ground floor space. near lst and M
SITS. Sc. 2nd commercial. Very ,rea'
sonable rent During business oago nES;
AFPkoX 1000 1000 So IT, RI: .,G,ns tiqSTs
truck loading platform and parkins
in front. in downtown washington
CONTACT G Justiee Mitchell. ,Jhn JAMES
wARPHSGsE i, PTx9N & oS eo sH6T3ox5S. ST: 3z2So
IT. ceiling. on 20 IT. alley: Arlandria
section. Alex. Va. c. commercial;
gas unit heater. toilet rm.,. Office
built-in; plenty of light: rental open;
will depend on ts5ms Jnls0o Of lsaSe: eau
WAREHOUSE SPACE FOR RENT
General merchandise. machinery. etc.
by the piece or carload. Del. service
avail: reas; rates: ME. So I a. IS
WAREHOUSE. 60x50, and 30 900 It
Can Tower S-8l45
DOWNTOWN--Gar or warehouse
itmmsdiatslv Available INQUIRE MRS
1000 SO. r., Is. and K SITS Sc
area; new bldg. Ii. 7-74oo: eyes =
HTarTsvILLE--1s,oOo "a 27sHhiL SO. IT, 44e
per, 50 IT.; mr. F!ss r.; siding. 4s"i
ALIEN, VA. AREA--11 500 So IT.,
new bldg. l floor. Ii. 7-740o; eyes.'
1000 SO 'FT.. new BLDG, 1st and Z
sts sc area. Ii 7-f40o: ewes Ju
4th i42l2 AND NEW YORK AVE. Ne
10000. so. IT,; in new building.
space with 4 loading doors at truck
height plus 1000 sq. it. of air.
conditioned office space and fenced
storage yard for additional parking.
Call Mr.. Holland. H. G.; SMITHY
CO., S11 18th st. NV, ST. $4,000.
WAREHOUSE, downtown, rear 903
E st, NV: 4-story. with elevator;
,Soo.o ,ooo. ." 10 900 20 600 $1,000 is 600 and
25,000-foot units; 30 minutes to
downtown: rail siding. air-condi-
toned Offices; perfect for low-cost
operation in warehousing or manu-
f0ctnTinp I'm A-S0OD
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
LIVE IN BEAUTIFUL
BAREFOOT
HILLS
OPEN
IL Am. TIL DARK

Il AM. j LII DAhh
Adjoining magnificent Barcrofi
estates A superb location only min.
uteS from the Pentagon. q gentle
wooded area with deep lots. a mosl
desirable location for the entire fam
ily and close to the new million dol
laI Be yedere School.
YOUR CHOICE OF THREE!
SPACIOUS ) BEDROOMS, > baths
living room with fireplace, family.
size dining room, large kitchen with
breakfast nook. huge closets through.
out: full basement: close to fast
transp. S23.500.
CHOICE CENTER HALL
DUTCH COLONIAL
With 3 bedrooms. IL baths, 22-ft
living room with fireplace, large
dining room and lovely bright, fully
equipped kitchen: full. dry basement
lots OF space for comfortable living
Conventional or FHA financing
RAMBLER. with , bedrooms, full
basement from $IS.500 to SCI 600
Drive out today or call IA. 7-Oo54
Directions: Out Columbia pike .
miles past Baileys Crossroads 70
nDen eipn on Tirht
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NV corner 5th and K ST. NV. En-
tire building. stories and basement.
To inspect. call ME. S-1107. IS
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BETHESDA
We have to offer commercial and in
duStrial sites, many to select from,
EUGENE B. GINGELL
OIL. 2-2022. Ewes. and Sunday, Mr..
Laughlin. OIL. 2-IS9O. %
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21st AND PA. AVE. NV.
Dble. show window approx, 500 50. IT
equip. for dry cleaning pickup sta.
ton IL desired. Will redecorate
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL and 2nd commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease,
A. M. ROTH CO., RE. 1880
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10th AND EYE ST. N.W.-Air-cond,
suit, Immediate occup. AP. T-3452.
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DOCTORS OFFICE. completely ar
ranged; ground floor. big apt, bldg;
outside and lobby entrance; $500
SO; r.; rental, 81. 20 per. So. IT.:
Mass ave. Call Ma S-2636 MR..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-20

Chief Executive predecessors in
the front hall in favor of the
portraits Of Lincoln and Wash
ington which hang there now.
The most interesting question
Of the day came from q delegate
who asked a guard "how on
earth they got the Stuart por-
trait of George Washington back
into its frame after Dolly Madi-
son cut 1t out" to save 1t from
the British when they descended
on Washington to burn the
White House in 1914.
Stumped for a minute, the
guard replied. Il guess they put
it in a smaller frame"
Most of the Daughters gave
the rooms a close appraisal. The
cut glass chandeliers must be
a job to Clean" they agreed
They thought the colors used
in the Green, Blue and Red
Rooms were too dark" as COM
pared with the colors of former
years. but they liked the VIII
liamsburg green of the state din
ing room.
The over mantel and Candida
bra set at one end Of the dining
room, which Queen Elizabeth II
of England gave the White House
on her 1862 tour Of the United
States as a royal princess, was
admired by at least one OAR
as elegant. 1T adds a little
warmth to the ROOM" she said,
instead Of having grandpa I
pictures hanging ali around"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-20
OARS Give White House
Close Appraisal on Tour

More than 1000 OARS toured
the White House yesterday, most
of them giving the mansion an
appraising housewifely eye.
AS they strolled down the
ground floor corridor. they adj
mired the tulip gardens through
the windows and the portraits
that lined the walls farther down
the hall.
One delegate was upset to find
the oil portraits of First Ladies
that used to line the corridor
were all gone except for a few
and later asked a guard "why?"
When he explained that a
number of them had been
"shuffled around" to other parts
of the White House during its
1852 renovation. she insisted:
But We came to see the First
Ladies. too"
Coming in for the greatest
comment were the portraits Of
the Presidents that lined the
walls of the main entrance hall,
and the f1rst-fioor reception
rooms.
As a group filed from the East
Room into the Green Room, they
spied former President Humans
portrait.
There's Harry himself" said
one. Guess they decided to keep
him." commented another, ap-
parently referring to the tradi-
tion-breaking decision in which
President Eisenhower banned
putting portraits of immediate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-20
OAR Report Shows
2,782 Chapters

There now are 2,7S2 OAR
chapters. including 80 new ones
organized during the past year.
Eight chapters disbanded during
the year.
This was the report Of Mrs.
Robert v. H. Duncan, organizing
secretary general. She said that
In the previous year "a chapters
were organized and IL disbanded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-20
HOUSEKEEPING
HAS TO GO ON
FOR DAUGHTERS

An appeal for donations
of dust cloths went out to
the OAR convention yes
terday. in the interests Of
good housekeeping at the
society's headquarters.
They are badly needed"
said Mrs. Charles Carroll
Haig, chairman Of build
ings and grounds.
Mrs. Haig also asked the
daughters to send in some
large tablecloths. three and
a half yards long or bigger.
They are for use in the
OAR banquet hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-20
Union Wins Rights
At District BukeN

The right to represent en-
ployes of Holmes Bakery, 107
F street NV. was won yester-
day by the Warehouse Employees
Union, Local 730 (AFL), in a
National Labor Relations Board
conducted election.
BY a vote Of SO to 6. the en-
ployes selected the winning union
over the Bakery and Confection-
aries Union, Local lib. The ware
house union has been working
for nearly two years for the bar
gaining rights for the company
wrappers, porters. shipping Of
nee workers and packers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-20
.WrangIe Seen
On Dues Rise

A hassle over a proposed dues
increase and tighter restrictions
on associate members was being
predicted in some quarters to-
day as the Daughters of the
American Revolution prepared to
consider the first change in its
bylaws in % years.
Mrs. G. w. S. Musgrave, by
laws chairman. and Mrs. Henry
M. Robert. jr.. National par
Humanitarian, called a special
briefing session yesterday to iron
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-20

out queries 50 things could be
speeded up today but it only
revealed the two issues of most
concern to delegates.
The bylaws are contained in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-20
OAR Program
Today

Evening Session. 1880 PM.
State Regents Reports
Nominations.
Tomorrow
Morning Session. $50 AM
Voting Polls Open From to 2:3o pm.
Consideration of Proposed Bylaws Continued
Reports of National Committees (Continued)
Afternoon Session, 2 r. M
Program by Foreignborn Students Of the Amercanizaon
School, D. c.
James T. Galahorn, Administrative Principal
Evening Session, $3.50 PM.
Address: Strengthening Our Country
Senator Lyndon B. johnson
Address: The Communist Challenge in the Far East
Senator William F. Knowland
Report of the Teers Miss Louise T. Bullock Chairman
Presentation of Newly Elected Officers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-20

. s7-pase booklet which takes
10 minutes to read-without dis
cussion.
The proposed dues increase
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-20

recommends = jump from IS to
$40 q year.
The proposal to limit associate
membership to only one other
chapter is expected to stir up
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-16

Lynn. Rev and Mrs Bernard Wen
dell and daughter, Oakland. were
also present
Raymond McCutcheon, Washing
ton. Mrs Raymond McCIucheon
and daughter Sherry, New York
City. are spending a few days at
their home here
Mr. and Mrs John Evans were
in ToWson over the Weekend and
attended graduation exercises Of
the senior class at the college there,
Of which their daughter Mona Lou,
was a member Miss Evans was one
of twelve elected 10 Kappa Delta
ri, national honor society in
education, During her senior year,
she was president of the dormitorY
active i'm student government, and
recognized in service to her class.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Dintamin and
family visited relatives in Bruins
wick over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs Victor Hayden. Of
Waynesburg, Pa, we're Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Hayden and daughter
Mr. and Mrs Neil Wolfe and
family we're Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. c. 5. Wolfe, Red
House
Mrs. Eva Johnson, Moneta. Va,
visited Mrs Harvey Riley last
Wednesday,
Mrs. +. p. Hickman ran a sewing
machine needle through her finger
on Tuesday.
A. l.. Biggs and J. b Boring were
in McConnellsburg, Pa, last Thurs
day ON business.
Mr. and Mrs. w O. Bitter spent
the weekend in Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shafer and
family. ST Mary's. Pa. visited Mrs.
Helen Shafcr over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs Milton Shumate
and daughter have moved to
Princeton, w. Va
Mrs Fred Fleming has returned
here from Fairmont for the sum
mer months.
Geraldine Wilt is attending
Camp Luther at Cowen w. Va.
this week.
Paul Macy is attending summer
school al West Virginia university
Miss Mary Ann Calls is attend
ing All leadership classes at Col
lege Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Shaffer and
family, of Cumberland. attended
graduation exercises at Southern
High School last Wednesday eve
ming. Their niece Margaret Shat
fer, was one Of the graduates.
MIR and Mrs. Fred Barnette and
family recently moved to Rockville.