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Lula Reed, Talented
Vocalist Coming With
SONNY thomson

Lula Reed. fast and coming
songstress along with Sonny
Long Gone" Thompson and his
band viii invade the Mil City
Labor Temple, ia s. K. Fourth
st., Saturday night to play for
Twin City dance and jazz fans.
The popular songstress is best
known for her recordings of
Jealous Love" and Rock Love"
On her current personal appear
ance tour, she has been wowing
them with her rendition of these
and other numbers.
Sonny Thompson and his or
chestra will undoubtedly play
such favorite Long Gone" tunes
as Mellow Blues" and Your Key
Don't Fit My Door"
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DUPLEX
DUPLEX

ALL BRICK Being G. I'd
6s7 Aurora--This regular duplex
has q rooms up and 8 rooms down,
8 bedrooms in each apartment.
Now being C. Id. Low taxes, ex-
cellent shape. Appointment only.
Nick Vujovich. CA. 4-234T; LA.
1866.
John G. Blomqvisf Inc.
RIO
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MEET THE PURNELLs
by MILDRED JORDAN

q year, having arrived In May OF last
Born in BainebHdge Ca, purnel nee Brown
attended the public schools there from Albany state
College Albany Ga The Purnes
ter Ca. September H. 1850
Mrs Purnel likes to travel and really in the
right spot to pursue his hobby fishing OF our
wonderful
veteran Of World War H. Purnei Force
from June 26 1916 TO December 49, 1853
Atlantic and Poetic Oceans at the GLOBE
Business College Purnei aspire for
AN EVENING OF GAY ENTERTAINMENT was provided by
the Dance Mothers Group at the HOB Friday
was the kind OF wholesome fun that enjoy we
can all look forward to the Spring given soon
THE MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE a HOB Is delighted with
early returns but memberships this
Red Feather reaches your
up-to-dae?
AMONG THOSE ENJOYING THE Episcopal
on April 81 at the Arizona Room Of the the
Messrs and Mines Norman Howell Pete Williams
Woody Lewis James Mann. Griffin James Martin
Aaron Piper, and Rev, and Mrs. Denzil A. Carly.
CALLING THE BALLS AND STRIKES Minnesota In.
diana baseball doubieheader at Delta u. Mimi on June
viii be topfigh official, Jimmie
WE HAD READ OF THE WOOD CARVING PROGRAM for
youngsters begun by Chief Towns column
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GIL MARSHALL Beautiful in
terror, spic and span. Don't miss
this! IA X Is IT. living room with
brick fireplace, II x 10 IT. dining
room. Is x IA IT. kitchen. 3 nice
bedrooms with full bath on second
floor. Hot air gas heat. Plenty of
closet and storage space. Brand
new garage. Priced right. Tag
CERT.
G. r. luFOND CO. NE. 4896
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lo-Priee Liquor Store
To Hold Grand Opening
This Fri. And Sot,

The Lo-Price Liquor Store will
have grand opening this week
end, Friday and Saturday in their
new store located at 473 No. Smell
ling, near the corner Of Smelling
and University.
The store was formerly located.
for a number OF years in down
town st. Paul, 40 Wabasha st.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29

Chief Proetz and saw some OF the beautiful work
done In wood carvink classes In the basement of
the Safety Building. On OF the walls OF the
Chiefs office are beautiful plaques. made mostly
OF scrapped woods a souvenir OF his days as an
officer in the Juvenile division.
The new chief, we discovered Is native of
ST. Paul and attended tho public schools of the
city. graduating from Central high school in
1894 He has been with the police department since
1887 has had various assignments from a pa
tromnn walking his haat aa,,ad car a,,h,,aa,.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29

the Fourth July stretch did couple
years ago
SO thing sport questions
size:
Who the first Negro play both currently established
major leagues?
Negro umpire organized baseball history
and in what league did he make his debut?
When Jackie Robinson reported TO the Montreal Royals in 1916
he accompanied by another ball player who he?
Who the American Leagues first Negro pitcher
Negro manage club organized baseball
week
Cecs the MIA dreted Vernon McNea of Tenn
State and Bob Hughes Of Texas Southern.
Luke Easter numbering the American Association pitching He
In leading the League In home runs with T.
Morgan College mile relay
a Relays this week record time
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4 APIS. - $3.50 DOWN
1853 Aurora-Four units, gas heat.
In nice condition. Very easy
terms. Call Gadwa. MI. 1887.
United Realty CA. 4-7s14
RISE
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BEST USED CAR BUYS

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BEST USED CAR BUYS
1854 Chevrolet, 210 Series, 2-door,
light blue finish, radio, heater,
seat covers. Try it today for $l395
1858 Chevrolet, 2 door, two tone
blue, radio, heater, seat covers,
looks and acts like new. 1895.
1919 Chevrolet Style Line, A.
door light green finish. $295.00
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We have eight 1947 Chevrolets, p
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S195.
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1850 Buick, Super Riviera, 4door,
dark gray finish, radio, heater
and dynaflow. A one owner new
car trade. 1896.
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SPORTS I! ,; :!
- BY Jimmy Griffin -
BY Jimmy Griffin

Willie Mays life story currently running Magazine
Cleye Abbot football athletic
director at Tusegee Institute Alabama died
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Large Duplex $3.50
G. 1. $500 DOWN

Live Free Immediate Poss.
Sherburne Ave.--5 lovely rooms
and bath each floor, large porch,
2 hot water heating plants, very
good condition. Income covers
monthly payment. Hurry, this
wont last. TO. 1851; TO. 1928;
" 4-o2S6
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a native Of South Dakota and star athlete there
back In 1916. Abbot developed the leading Negro
college football teams during the twentes and early
thirties.
Charles Paxton and Paxton Lumpkin, former
cage stars with Du Sable high school, Chicago and
freshmen numeral winners at Indiana u. were
barred from one year OF athletic eligibility for
participating in a basketball tourney in Chicago
earlier this month.
The Dodgers off to a fast start this
season Iet's hone they wont build IN blp lead nv
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-29

Four comic strips tickle the ris-
Utilities OF countless readers Of
this paper every week.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-10-06

Graveside rites were held at Lebanon,
Pa.
Several women Of the Presbyterian
church attended the Lima Branch
Presbyterial held at Columbus Grove
church on Tuesday.
The Profit and Pleasure Club held
their yearly business meeting, Mon
day afternoon at the home of the
president Mrs. Robert Mcdowell.
The Friendly Neighbors club will
meet Tuesday, October IL in the
morning at Goecke's Corner for
tour and dinner in Lima.
Richard Bucher spent Sunday as a
guest of John Neuenschwander in
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Neuenschwander.
Mrs. Anna Biel Diller, Mrs. Ethel
Mae Wolf and daughter of Columbus
Grove called Monday evening on Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Wagner and Mr.. and
Mrs. Neil Parent. Mr.. and Mrs. Par
ent were recently wed in Angola,
Indiana. Mrs. Parent Norma Jean)
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wagner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stephens
had as dinner guests Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. C. Dunlap, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Klausing and daughter, Ann,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Price and children,
Allan, David and Karen. Afternoon
callers were Rev. and Mrs. Owen
Wright of Rushsylvania and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Kidd of Jenera.
Mrs. Arthur Price, Mrs. Mae Foley,
Mrs. Gladys Beemer, Mrs. Naomi La
Rue, Mrs. Eunice Stephens, Mrs. Clar-
ence Downing, and Miss Winnie Meeks
attended district meeting of the
W.S.C.S. Methodist church last We'd
nesday held in Spencerville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Moser of
Lima spent Sunday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Jaggers.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harold Marshall
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wells
of Ottawa Sunday afternoon.
Dinner guests Sunday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Barnett were Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Dimmick and children,
Susan and Michael of Perrysburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Bodecker and
family of Ottawa called Friday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Lena Rock
hill
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-10-06

Valeria Kay was welcomed into the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Begg
on Monday, September 26. She was
born in Memorial Hospital, Lima.
Mrs. Lena Stewart of Lima called
on Mr. .and Mrs. w. M. Lentz last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Mayberry at
tended fall sale of Ohio Yorkshire
hogs, Tuesday night at Wooster,
Ohio, held at the Wayne county fair
grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Neuenswander
received word that a baby girl was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Neuens-
wander of Annville, Pa. The infant
was born Sept. %, and died Sept. 30.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-10-06
Elect NeIU President
OF. Student Council

Tom Clemens, senior from Lima,
has been chosen as president of the
Bluffton college student council by
members of the council to fill the
vacancy created by the resignation
of the former president. Tom had
previously been chosen as a represen-
tative to the student council by the
entire student body following nomina-
tions by the senior class.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-10-06

Sign your name and give list to grade school child
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1955-10-06
HEATING AND COOKING HAZARDS

your basement door at the head of the ss ob.
htted and kept closed at night?
Are wood floors under stoves and heaters protected by
prickwork, concrete or ventilated air space?
your house oil heated the burner oiled
and inspected by reliable heating
inspected each fall?
Have you eliminated all stoveppes and piping which
through attic closets, sorerooms frame partitions?
Are wallis ceilings and partitions boilers stoves
heating pipes protected by insulation adequa
separation provided?
Are members of your family to start fires in stove
nreplaces etc. with kerosene other fammabe liquids?
Are all freplaces equipped with metal fire screens?
you have connections made rubber tubing portal
gas heaters appliances shut-oT installed in
metal gas pipe line?
Evening star., 1955-02-11
By josephine Lowmon

When we see a very vigorous
person we are likely to say that
he is ''red blooded. This ex-
preston has foundation in
fact. You must have an ad-
equate supply of iron in your
diet if you are going to feel like
living with verve.
The iron you consume affects
the red blood corpuscles in
your blood. An optimum
number of these corpuScles
have a happy influence on your
vitality. Anemia, or too few
of these little bodies. will cause
extreme fatigue and lowered
resistance. and if the condition
is really drastic it is danger
Gus. Therefore it behooves us
to be certain that we obtain an
adequate amount of iron.
Around 10 per cent of the
iron in your body is in your
blood. 1t is also a part of the
nucleus of every cell in your
body. Some of the best sources
are; liver. beef. ham, egg yolk.
milk, bran, oysters, molasses.
whole wheat, rolled oats, split
peas, greens, especially spinach.
Do not drag about with ex-
Evening star., 1955-02-11
Why Grow Otd9
Be BeRed-BIoodedW Woman;
Eat the Iron-Rich Foods

haustion simply because you
do not eat enough of the iron-
rich foods.
Experiments have shown
that calcium seems to be the
friend of youth.
When used in controlled
diets on experimental animals,
it seems to delay the signs of
aging. Unless there is some
special reason for not doing so.
every adult should have at
least two glasses of milk a day
and three or four are probably
better. 1t is believed by most
authorities that if you get
enough protein foods in your
diet you need not worry about
your sulphur intake.
The most common dietary
deficiencies in the average diet
seem to be, calcium and vita
Minis B and C. have recently
written about these.
Fine nutrition and a happy
outlook seem increasingly to
add up to good health and pro-
longed youthfulness. Take ad-
vantage of today's knowledge
of these, and control both in
your daily living.
Evening star., 1955-02-11
SQUASH PIES.

Mrs. r. X. X, Washington
For Mrs. A. H., Falls Church:
Here is a recipe for Squash
Pie that we like: Two cups
squash, "a teaspoon ginger, y
teaspoon cinnamon, 3 eggs
(slightly beaten), ia cups thin
cream. " teaspoon nutmeg,
few grains salt, honey. Rub
Evening star., 1955-02-11
BeuIe
CONTINUED From Page B-3.

Continued From Page B-3.)
prominent Washington women
this weekend for a reason
that should certainly interest
Secretary Wilson. They are
all going up for the huge West
minister Dog Show at Madison
Square Garden that may dis
prove the Secretary's theory
about kennel dogs.
Heading for the "arf-arf"
gathering will go Representa-
tives Katherine st. George,
Mrs. Mike Monroney, Mrs.
Mesta, Mrs. George Tyson.
Mrs. Cornelius Bretsch. Mrs.
Jouett Shouse and Mrs. Au-
gustus Rigg w plus. no doubt,
a flock of others who are too
submerged in curry combs and
poodle cuts to raise their
hands and identify themselves.
Mary Ellen Monroney, who
owns some of the finest West
Highland terriers in the coun-
try, will go up tomorrow to
see her dogs perform in
the all-terrier show on Sunday.
Mrs. st. George is going up to
be a Judge for the Westmin-
ster show.
Perle Mesta is going to see
how her sister, Marguerite Ty-
son, comes off in the poodle
competition. Princess Emma
Toussoun Bretsch will show
Sealyhams from her Aboukir
Kennels, and Mrs. Shouse will
watch her beautiful Vienna
raners do their stuff. Adelaide
Riggs, a qualified judge, will
be stewarding breeds that she
doesn't Judge.
Obviously the four-footed,
lovable creatures commonly
termed mans best friend" is
not mans at all, but woman's.
Evening star., 1955-02-11
Open House Benefit

Miss Elizabeth Medinger.
former regent Of the Wash
ington Club of the Notre Dame
Of Maryland Alumnae will en-
tertain local alumnae at q
benefit open house party from
4 to 6 o'clock Sunday at her
home. 2301 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV. Contributions will be
given to the scholarship fund
of the Washington alumnae.
Evening star., 1955-02-11
ArtnobiIe Open
To the Public

An Artmobile, sponsored by
the Women's Club of Falls
Church, will be at the coop
on Broad street. It will be
open to the public Saturday
and Sunday and on Monday,
the school children of the area
will visit it.
Paintings from a private col
lection of Walter P. ChrySler,
jr.. which are on loan to the
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
will be on exhibit. including
THE Little Masters"
Mrs. j. A. K. Donovan,
chairman of the Arts Division
of the club is in charge of
arrangements with Mrs. Har-
old Hodges assisting.
Evening star., 1955-02-11
DoHology Club

The Dollology Club will meet
at 2 o'clock tomorrow In the
Alliance Room of the All Souls
Unitarian Church at Fifteenth
and Harvard streets NV. The
program will feature a talk by
Mrs. Howard Dellinger on the
subject, "The Aborigines of
Australia: Their Costumes and
Customs
Evening star., 1955-02-11

ONTARIO?
III. j. E., RiuerdGle)

vi. u. e., hIDeTUUteJ
My husband and 1 plan to
visit Ontario. Canada, in July.
Fishing and accommodations
for living there will be our
main interest. We would ap-
preciate hearing what the
readers have experienced in
the areas of Kingston, Brock
vile and Cornwall along the
st. Lawrence River.
Evening star., 1955-02-11
Dates Announced
For House Tour

The annual Georgetown
House Tour will be held on
April / and 2, when 16 George
town residents will open their
homes to the public for the
benefit of historic st. Johns
Episcopal Church. There will
also be a candlelight showing
of one of the homes on Fri
day night, April /, between ?
and 10 o'clock.
Evening star., 1955-02-11

squash through sieve. Combine
squash, spices, eggs, cream
and salt. Pour into pastry
lined pan. Bake in hot oven
(425 degreeS) for Is minutes
or until an inserted knife
comes out clean. Cool. Cover
with strained honey and
chopped nuts. Serve at once.
There isn't any sugar in the
pie itself, so don't forget the
honey. I think you'll like this,
too.
Evening star., 1955-02-11
RELIGIOUS PICTURES?
(D.V d WnShinn nfo11l

TD' v. d, W USIIHIyIUHI
Now that the holidays are
over and we are well along in
a new year, wonder if there
is some place that could make
use of religious pictures which
I have saved from year to year
from religious calendars. They
are much too lovely to throw
away and I thought some for
eign mission might have use
for them in their work. I'd ap-
preciate hearing from some
one who could give me such
information.
Evening star., 1955-02-11
RUG MAKERS?

Mrs. J. T., WaShtngton)
I would like to contact
someone who makes rugs out
of stockings, I have a new
idea.
Evening star., 1955-02-11
Readers Clearing House
ALMOND RECIPES.
m. A. NJ. Wnshiu0tOu

mond paste, its storage and
uses: Almond paste should be
packed in a clean, airtight
container and stored in a cool,
dry place and may be used as
needed. Here are some recipes
using almond paste:
MacaroonS: Mix thoroughly
with hand u pound almond
paste, adding slowly l cup
sugar. and 3 egg whites. When
thoroughly blended, add "a
cup powdered sugar and 2 Ia
blespoons flour, which have
been sifted together. Shape.
using pastry bag and tube, on
cookie sheets covered with thin
paper. Let stand about half
hour or overnight. Pat with
fingers dipped in cold water.
Bake 80 minutes in 300-degree
oven. Remove from paper by
wetting back of paper with
cloth wrung out in cold water.
CrescentS: One half pound
almond paste, 2 ounces pow
dered sugar, l egg white and
finely chopped almonds. Mix
like macaroons. Shape mixture
in a long roll. Cut pieces from
roll "a inch long. Roll each in
nuts and shape to form cres-
cent. Bake 20 minutes on but
tered cookie sheet in 300-de-
gree oven. Cool and frost with
confectioner's frosting made
thin enough to brush on and
favored with lemon juice.
Other nuts may be used in
place of almonds.
Cinnamon Bars: Ten ounces
almond paste, S ounces con-
fectloners sugar, egg white
and y teaspoon cinnamon.
Mix like macaroons. Dredge a
board with sugar and knead
mixture slightly and shape
into a long roll. Pat and roll
"a inch thick. After rolling,
piece should be inches wide.
spread with frosting made of
egg white and 2/3 cup con-
fectioners sugar beaten to-
gether until stiff enough to
spread. Cut in strips AKA
inches. This must be done
quickly or crust forms over
frosting. Bake on buttered
and Toured cookie sheet for
20 minutes at 800 degrees.
4 \ X
REAL ESTATE CLASSES.
The Arlington County De-
partment of Recreation will
sponsor a class in real estate,
beginning Wednesday, Febru-
ary 16, at 8 o'clock. The class
will meet at the Tuckahoe
School in Arlington then and
on the following Wednesday
evenings. For further informa-
ton, call Jackson 1888.
X
SEND GLASSES.
miss H. NJ. H.. Washington
One place to send glasses is
The Society for the Prevention
of Blindness, 839 Seventeenth
street NV, Washington, D. C.
MRS. M. w. H., Kensington)
Send old glasses to New Eyes
for the Needy, Inc, Short Hills,
N. ]. I think it was about two
years ago that the two ladies
who started 1t were on TV. It
now has grown to have II en-
ployes, I think. How interest,"
ing it is to grow from such a
small start!
4
ONTARIO?
III. j. E., RiDerdGle)
My husband and I plan to
visit Ontario, Canada, in July.
Fishing and accommodations
for living there will be our
main interest. We would ap-
preciate hearing what the
readers have experienced in
the areas of Kingston, Brock
vile and Cornwall along the
st. Lawrence River.
X y X
SQUASH PIES.
Mrs. r. X. K, Washington
For Mrs. A. H., Falls Church:
Here is a recipe for Squash
Pie that we like: Two cups
squash. q teaspoon ginger, p
teaspoon cinnamon, 3 eggs
(slightly beatenl, ia cups thin
cream, " teaspoon nutmeg,
few grains salt, honey. Rub
Evening star., 1955-11-24

toms recent quickie trip to Eu-
rope was to sign actors for his
and Paul Gregory's production,
"The Naked and the Dead"
Deborah Kerr wears basketball
kneepads under her gowns in
"The King and /" because of all
the genufiecting she has to do.
sI'm a mass Of bruises and black
and blue marks" Deb reports,
My husband wants to know
who at the studio is beating me
up
Arlene Dahl left for London
last week end without husband
Fernando Lamas. At the last
minute, Fernando Cancelled out.
Jean Dalrymple is paging Arlene
and Fernando for 'Liliom" at
the City Center in New York.
Alexander Morgan Mason, five
month-old son Of James and
Pamela Mason. makes his film
debut as the star Of a l6-nini.
movie Pop is directing and pro-
ducing. The Masons used to have
"a household Of cats. Now they
prefer youngsters.
tReleased by NANAl
Evening star., 1955-11-24

Wendell Corey few his entire
|family--the missus and four
Iyoungsters-here from Connects
cut so they could have their
THANKSGIVING dinner together
And they're flying right back. SO
the kids won't miss school. Wen
dell, working in "The Rack.
didn't want to risk holding up
the picture If he had flown East.
Charles Linbergh. with 10 per
cent of the movie. win make
more than 81 million from The
Spirit of st. Louis" starring
Jimmy Stewart. Add Eddie
Cantor to the list Of those work.
ing too hard: In addition to his
teleyision show, Eddie's planning
a night club act.
Marion Brando's ex-fiancee.
Josanne Mariani- -Berenger. is in
Hollywood. But Marion has been
busy dating three other gals. >. +.
Rita Hayworth's time in Paris
wasn't entirely wasted: She
picked up q completely new
wardrobe.
They are still talking in Lon
IdoIf about Ava Gardner who did
lit her way at the command per-
Torrance. She wore a dark dress,
forgot to curtsy, and, 50 the gos-
Evening star., 1955-11-24

Dt Maggie joining the Wolfson
brothers organization. which is
NEGOTIATING to buy MGM? They'll
need all their millions for 1t. |
2 'mgrid Bergman win follow her
RED Carnation" for Jean Renoir
with yet another movie in Paris.
without the guiding hand OF
husband Roberto Rossellini. No
matter what goes with their
private life. they've certainly
separated career-wise. mgrid's
apartment is the most modern
In Rome, with lots of room un-
derneath for Roberto's fleet OF
racing cars. Incidentally !,
there is no servant problem IN
italy. A cool khousekeepe -lauIl-
dress can be- hired for SIS a
month.
John Wayne's son Pat is fol-
lowing in Pas football steps.
He's a guardfon the Leyola High
School football team. John, as
Duke Morrison, played football
for use. And, while his first
love is football, John has given
up attending the flames here
because he Is bothered with auto
graph seekers and patted by girls
of all ages throughout the game.
4 ~ N*tF
One reason for Charles Laugh