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Evening star., 1955-02-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES HOUSES 70, sALs-Nw tcsssl

OWNER LEAVING ToYN-e-rm..
tifui home; immsc. cond.; nr.
schools; Takoma Rec. Center: ask
ing Sl4,5OO. RA. 3-92s3. II
LOOK, $3.50 CASH and $s5 monthly
buys lovely 3-yr,-old. 6-rm.. semidet.
brick for S11,250 Renovated, gas
Sea Issr s1s Eyes yss. sSs1 gTn p sS e 5 nas g.
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA.
Ns. fsoIaS 18th AND OAK n. row brk.:
Incl. porehes; yds. co. 5-ss9s
4sft sEl AIBEaARLE tLiaaaai ST. open sun; 2
brick: 5 yrs. old; 8 rms, rec, rm.,
2h baths: lot 37hxl05. A lovely
home In q very desirable neigh
borhood. Call PENNY APOSTO-
LIDEs. RE. 7-5224 or EN-. 3-657s.
5a65 WATSON ST. NV, Briarelifi-
OLIVER 7, CARR. Ma. s-2se5 or
sol asnd ST. NV, Forsy Bottom
Reconditioned inside and outside.
terms; OWNER. MA. s-2se5 or MA.
oPGN SUN. I-5. ssll sth St, NV.
--Attrac. cor. brick. g rms. bath:
only $4,000; reasonable terms.
KEACH & PURCELL. EX. 3-24l2.,
Det brisk BRIG iaih 9 rms ms "a baths & bed e,
and bath in basement; hot-water
Eyes Eyes' TE r. 6-i46s' 1. 7. VI.' GRAvATTE, Gs1ss
Realtor, MA. S-0153.
SEMIDET. BRICK only 4 yrs. old, 8
rms, bath. gas a.:c; heat: on bus
ferins. NJ. N. NoRTHERE. Realtor
NO MONEY Down. S1l0 mo-. 1888
MONROE ST. NV, 6-rm. brick,
bath, oil ht. Elk. 3-57O7. RA. j.
OFF WIS AVE. nr. calvert-2-apt.
vH en11pi APPiRAisED RAISED Fok fsS' sii.4oo, $50
mo. payt.-A compact semidet. g.
bedrm. brick house; full din. nm.
and bsmt.: economical upkeep. Mr..
Sssca. 81; Sds 4-24o3. COX q Co.
sS43 MILITARY RID. N.w.-Lss. liv.
lst A.: 8 twin size bedrms., . baths,
End A.; fin. 3rd A.; rec; rm; Can
be seen by appt: only; EN-. 3-4240.
IMMAC. ,6-RM. BRICK, semidet., at
9th and 0uintana SITS. NV, full
baths, 3 bedrms., built-in garage,
lge. porch. A real bargain. L. H.
CARMICHAEL, JU. 9-0601: ewes,
$500 500 oi9st BLOCK 10th ST. N.w.-De-
tached brick home. Seven rooms. 3
baths. rec. rm., screened porch. list
floor den with powder room: 2--car
brick garage. An ideal home priced
at S35. 900. WALTER M. BAUMAN,
1877 K St. NV, MA. S-6229. Sun.
eve, EN-. 2-S415, -,
.-RM.. 2i2-B. BRICK-Big yard, dbl.
gar: rec rfn. Crestwood area; Re-
duced $4,000. OWNER. Ia. 9-l740. .
WEST OF CONN. AVE.
2S4S 27th ST. NV.
S-rm. brick: ga baths: 2-car ga
rage in rear: fin. rec. rn. with bar
and powder rm.; oil h.-w. h.: priced
- MfcHAEL WALSH L SONS
RE. 7-82s2 OIL. 6-7256
Evening star., 1955-02-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

CORNER GUEST HOUSE
Not too far from Dupont Circle; 10
rooms, ga baths: oil heat: selling
furnished: serving meals: house IN
nice condition: income quoted, SlS.-
900 year. Really Q nice place. Ask
Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
Evening star., 1955-02-27
EXPANDING
TEXTILE
RESEARCH

We have openings in our Re-
search Division, attractively
located in Western New
England, for men who would
like to begin a research ca
reer with one of the Ma
tion's leading textile organ
izations.
Success of past research has
caused a gradual expansion
of research responsibilities
Excellent opportunity for
future growth.
We need men to: Assist in
formulation of new resin
finishes and develop new
products; provide liaison be-
tween mechanical research
and plants for new processes
and equipment; engage in
basic textile chemical re-
search, and supervise ex-
perimental mill runs of new
finishing operations.
These positions are primarily
for younger men who want
to grow with the company.
Starting salary ceilings are
$6,500-$7, 500.
Please give full details of ex-
perience, describe type of
work you seek, both now
and in the future, and list
salary requirements.
BOX 468-V, STAR
Evening star., 1955-02-27

MOTELS FOR SALE
Advice and consultation by exclusive
full-time motel broker and travel
apecialist. Offering recommendation
on best buys In motels and sites
Large motels with cash payments
OF $4,000 and up; q small motel
can be bought for $4,000 cash,
balance easy payments.
I0H II nlTY0MKnCNM
Evening star., 1955-02-27
CHURCHES FOR SALE

HYATTSVILLE. MD. Pictureaue
English Colonial. rubble granite, fully
equip. church Also Sunday school
bldg, sep. heating plants; bsmt
with auditorium and fully equip
JOHNSON, WA. 7-5050. a
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BAR-GRILL

Say Keep me and Ill keep you"
$40 9th st. NE. Ii. 6-2Q74
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COLORED TAVERN

FOR coLoRED OPERATOR
Eeu listing; business quoted over
800 wk.: Juke box brings in net
500 mo, Total price. only S3,500,
with terms. Also has apt. Call MR..
8. GREENFIELD, Ia. g-7776.
HARRY M. GREENFIELD
Ia. s-6277 RE. 7-Os73
Evening star., 1955-02-27

Downtown area, owner quotes ST .60t
wkly.. 50eo whisky and beer. CLOSED
Sun: owner will give trial Won
derful buy at only Sl9.5O0 Sc,
and be convinced. Exclusive
Evening star., 1955-02-27

232 WOODWARD BLDG
EN-. 3-1220, Day or Night
WESTINGHOUSE
LAUNDROMATS
Can net $4,000 q yr. AID -Westing-
house helps you find locations. plans
stores, finances equipment and trains
owner to operate their own profit
able business; $4,000 to S6. 600
initial investment required: Write.
wire or phone J. B. ARLINGTON,
Rm $50 Bond BLDG, Washington 5.
D. c.. MA. S6153.
Strout Business Catalog
Mailed FREE Auto Cts. Gas sta.
Stores. Farms. Homes, etc. 1857
bargains described, 35 States.
WORLDS LARGEST. 81 Years Serv-
ice. STROUT REALTY, 234-N Wood
ward Bldg. WASHINGTON; Sterling
3-35S4
Evening star., 1955-02-27
RAMBLER SEEKERS

4507 Blaeden ave. n.w.-Be shown
tody from 2-6 pm. Come see this
beautiful large 2s bath with wall
to-wall carpeting: overlarge mirrored
modern kit. Plenty OF Closets with
sliding doors gas heat patio.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

OWNER WILL TRADE 2-bedroom
Spanish stucco house, clear. 909
N. F ST., Lake Worth, Fla, and z
at Colonial Beach. Va. Sl1 .O00l.
Also 3-bedrm. Spanish stucco. with
oil space heater. Sl1.500, 6 mi
south OF Alexandria, Va. for some
thing of equal value. waterfront
lots. acreage suitable for a trailer
park rental units or what have you
in West Palm, Miami, st. Pete OF
Tampa: For particulars, call MEL
WANT NICE HOME, NV. sub. or Po-
tomac Hunt; cash plus D. C.. rental
prop. Ia. $500 or Box 469-S. Star.
Evening star., 1955-02-27
Automatic Laundries

AQGOIIldIkC A1Q11u1 ICS
Coin Operated Washing Machines,
II you are planning to set up quick
service laundry or install coin op-
Grated washing machines In apart
ment houses let US tell you about
the new wonderful
Speed Queen Washers
The finest commercial agitator wash:
er In the country. Stainless steel
tub for longer life. Metered for coin
operation or nonmetered.
You can make $4,000 to $40. 900 per
year on q $4,000 to $4,000 invest
ment. We will help you select a
location. engineer the entire setup
and show you how To operate Q sue
cessful business Wire. write or phone
BALTIMORE CHEMICAL g. EQUIP
MENT CORP, @. ]. LaBorwit, p. Q.
Box 9O2. Silver Spring. Nd. JU.
8-4439. -
LADIES' READY-TO-WEA
In colored section. Wonderful oppor-
tunity. Well established. Low rent,
air conditioned. Will sacrifice: own
er has other business interests.
BOX 172-T. Star. 2Ge
COLORED - BEAUTY OR BARBER
SHOP, 21l D st. NV, with. recep
rm., bath. CO. 5-S293, UN. 4-I045'
CoLoRED BEER TAvERN-Good
business. location. cheap rent. For
information call LU. 4-3173. IT
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-07-01
KITCHEN CHARM

KITCHEN CHARM
In the kitchen, crochet has
made mighty progress, 1t has
become as much part of the
cooks corner as a steaming
casserole. Colorful, double
thick crochet cotton, with its
glossy finish and firm body is
ideal for everything from pot
holders to cafe curtains. Every
crocheted item you see here is
made with this remarkable
thread for long-lasting beauty
in your kitchen. All pieces are
so sturdy, they don't need any
starching. Make them in two
of your favorite colors and
bring a smile to the kitchen.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-07-01
Home Movies-FUn TO Shoot and Show

Every day more families are
becoming aware Of the wonderful
fun of home-mJvie making and
showing.
Family activities, vacations,
travel, sports events, parades, fish
ing, boating, the children at play
lin all Of these there is wealth
of movie material unrivaled by
even the best Of Hollywood seem
arios Not that today's home-
movie maker expects to compete
with Hollywood. He doesn't -
simply because his aims are diff
ferent. His prime purpose Is 10 re-
cord personal experiences, adven-
lures, achievements and develop
ment--and then to show them at
home to family and friends who'll
enjoy sharing happy times and
intimate highspots as the reels
unwind.
Home movies, however, can be
Just as smooth as the professional
product There are q few simple
techr'lues of continuity and in
terest TO be learned - and from
then on, you won't have 10 make
any apologies for the quality of
your movie-making. Instead OF
being merely yards and yards OF
animated snapshots" your movies
will tell story smoothly. clearly
and colorfully. And pretty soor
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-07-01
BY BETTY BARCLAY

These recipes have been tested again
and again. / submit them to you good
cooks, knowing full well they will
please.
Try theml You'll be 80 glad you did.
Tansy Salad with Tongue
In Cheese Cracker Crust
package lemon favored gelatin
y teaspoon salt
l cup hot water
l can tomato sauce
1ls tablespoons vinegar
Dash Of pepper
/ cup diced cooked tongue
cup finely diced celery
2 tablespoons sweet pickle relish
Dissolve gelatin and salt in hot
water. Add tomato sauce, vinegar and
pepper. Blend. Chill until slightly
thickened Then fold IN tongue, cell
cry, and pickle relish. Pour into
cooled baked cheese cracker crust
Chill until firm. To serve, cut in
wedges and serve with mayonnaise
seasoned with horse -radish or dry
mustard. Makes to 6 servings.
Cheese Cracker Crust Combine /
cup cheese cracker crumbs and u cup
ltNfA'N bAlAilt iltlAllB we'll AtGH
firmly on bottom and sides Of S-tnch
pie pan, Bake in moderate oven
(}75' F. about minutes, or until
lightly Drowned. Cool.
Fresh Burberry Upside Down Cake
tablespoons butter
il cup brown sugar firmly packed
"A cups fresh blucberries
y teaspoon grated lemon rind
teaspoons lemon juice
1l5 cups sifted cake -four
> teaspoons double-aeting baking
powder
% teaspoon salt
"a cup Eranulated sugar
"a cup butter or other shortening
/ egg, unbeaten
u cup milk
! teaspoon vanilla
Melt butter in sxsx2-inch square
pan, add brown sugar and mix we'll
On this arrange fresh blueberries
sprinkle with CRATES lemon rind and
lemon juice.
Sift flour once, measure add baking
powder, salt, and graduated sugar,
and slft together three times. Cream
butter. Add sifted dry ingredients,
egg, milk, and vanilla. Stir just until
all -four is dampened, then beat vigor-
ously | minute.
Pour batter over fruit mixture In
pan. Bake in moderate oven ESQ., F. }
50 minutes, or until cake springs back
when pressed lightly. Cool cake in pan
5 minutes. Then invert on serving
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-07-01

ready for marriage, then do
something about it. Things just
do not fall into your lap you
have to make them happen, Work
and plan them. Planning marri-
age is like planning a political
campaign, It's the party who
campaigns most wisely and well
who wins.
And of course, faith and pray
er help greatly, Therefore, |
would not discount the use of the
Prayed Candle For truly I say
to you, If you have faith the
size of a mustard grain, you will
say to this mountain, Transfer
from mere TO there and IT will
transfer, and nothing win be i'm
possible for you" Matt, 17;20
e. B.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-07-01

you can expect to have standing
Room Only" every time Us movie-
night at your housed
Instead of isolated shots, your
movie camera should shoot in Sc
demonstrating story in motion
and color just about the way you
would tell it II you were relat-
ing an incident to friend. This
will give your movie story its
needed continuity. For interest,
you will do welloto remember
pace and distance. In other words,
one shot may require twelve Sec
onds to establish a certain point;
another, only three or four. Some
of your shots should be taken at
a greater distance; others will be
more effective as close-ups. And
always plan on using plenty of
film, so that you can edit if neces-
sary without losing any essential
parts Of your story.
II you use 8mm film, your NOV
les need not be shown on q screen
much more than o yard wide.
That's plenty large enough for
the average home-movie presen-
tation to a relatively small group
Of people. Movies made on l6mm
film can be projected for much
larger livingroom group or church
and club get-togethers.
John Van Guilder
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-07-01
Olive ST. Pike
Ulysses Shepherd

Ulysses Shepherd
Sunday was pastoral day at
Mt. Zion AME church. Among the
visitors were Mrs. Gussie Nathan
iel and Mrs. Terry =. We are
sorry to learn of the passing
of Mrs Louise Ellis who died on
June 49, Her husband and chill
dren survive Our sick list
this week includes. Mrs. Carrie
Calhoun, Daniel Stewart, Rossi-
bell Stewart Mrs, M. Martin, jess
Sc Redmon and Mrs. Ada Withef-
spoon Mt, Zion church was
invited to attend a rally at the
Spring Hill AME church last Sun
day. Those who attended are Mr.
and Mrs. w. B. Crawford, Hosea
Parham, r. w. Witherspoon and
wife, Rev c. t. Thomas, Mrs.
Carrie W Prewett There will be
rally at Mt. Zion church, July
H. Will you help keep this com
munity alive by giving your news
to the writer each week? Thought
for the week, "Pick your friends
but not to pieces"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-07-01

plate and let stand / minute before
removing pan. Serve warm Weth
whipped cream.
Note, II desirea / cum broken neean
meats NAV he sprinkled over blue
berries before covering with cake
batter.
clazsd AnnIes and wlapers
.ap i1'l puteet y. inai iie
tap . =, ppol' p' Sl1,l gu iiiuetatu
Isl - - w
I'M u Io'a ...-,.z
'ell "ppi'S' P'oieu ''''u a"''' 'ei gu
Melt butter IN skillet. Add mustard
frankfurters and apnlos, cover and
simmer over medium heat for 10 min
utes or until apples are tender. Place
frankfurters on serving dish and sur
round with apple quarters, Pour syrup
over all, and serve at once. Makes
4 servings,
nL. -r..., r,....u. l,...4.,
cups mink mot cahHeu}
pkg RASPBERRY fenhet powder
tapleSpoohs req cheIiy preserves
o'p "'',p'Se
Set out or dessert glasses. warm
milk slowly until lukewarm, stirring
constantly lest uiop on the ihside
OF your wrist frequently Wneh II
reefs comfortably warm tlIo ~ NOT
hot remove az once from neat otb III
entire contents OF package raspberry
rennet powder at one Time MIX unui
powder IS dE6olFea--Hot opef one Riil!-
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-07-01
Des Arc

Sunday was the regular day at
Bethel AME church and the pas
tor Rev. o. E. Tolbart of Little
Rock, was present and delivered
morning and evening sermons.
Quite a few attended a program
sponsored by Prairie chapel at
Hazen Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. p.
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. G. c.
Govan, Mrs. Pearl Lee Matthews
Mrs. Annie Hobb and Miss Willie
Ann Smith We're among those at
tended Dan Chase a patient
at the Veterans hospital is inn
proving Tom Allen of Big
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-07-01

Dixie was in town on business
last week Mr. and Mrs. X,
Ford are proud parents of
daughter. They now nave two
sons and a daughter Mrs,
Sadie Robinson visited her hus-
band at McRae Sanatorium re-
Gently -. Mrs, Lydia Spencer is
visiting her cousin in Kansas i.
Mrs, Willie Mae Thomas is spend
ing the summer with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. V. Hardman in Ohio.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-07-01
KITCHEN ENSEMBLE
IN CROCHET

With red and yellow as a
suggested color scheme, this
charming, crocheted ensemble
giyns the kitchen an aura of
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-07-01

shola Joyous and lasting satisfaction The attitude living
friendly hte will prove to be profitable life ges
ae lere IS no masershp security in living in the
seriousness of hate unorgvenes Such unworthy express
sos mean lack OF security comparable rdderless ship
tossed IN the storm readustment life with the rejection
OF hate and the inclusion love will mean June DAYS all the
year around.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-07-01

cookery just follow directions carefully and you'll have
results The recipe given below has been tested in
famous kitchens, is scientifcal
designed give spreads of ideal consistency and
flavor.
STRAWBERRY JELLY AND JAM
YIELD: About medium glasses "A lbs.) Jelly and IL
dunn glasses 6 5 1-2 lhs) JAM
REQUIRES About ID OTIS, ripe strawberries, IA lbs
sugar and boxes powdered fruit pectin.
STRAWBERRY JELLY
5 cups (2l4 bs) sugar l box q ID or powdered
fruit peen; 2 juice Second make the Jelly Measure
sugar aside Add powdered fruit pecn juice in
saucepan mix we'll Place high heat and stir until
mixture hard boil At stir in sugar Bring
full rolling boil and boil hard minute stirring constant
y Remove from heat skim off foam with metal and
pour quickly glasses Cover Jelly with l8 inch
hot paraffin.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-07-01
(6y Betty Geek for AMP

The attractive housewife above proudly displays
berry Jelly and Strawberry Jam she made from
fruit by the crushed berries for jam remaining
juice for Jelly. (See accompanying reCipe) Amp
MORE SWEET SPREADS FROM STRAWBERRIES
Strawberries be doupby reWardng when you stretch
their aco and make Strawberry Jelly well Strawberry
Jam from batch of fruit this you crushed
berries to make JAM and the remaining juice for Jelly
know that each variation will bring all the glorious fresh flaw
or of Strawberries your table long after the strawberry
season is past!
Try this tWopart recipe and have 10 glasses
spreads ready for family enjoyment Natural fruit peetn makes
this greater yield possible because with the shorboled meth
3D. of the fresh fruit flavor bos away Strawberries
sugar pectn all from the ingredients you need with
but short time in the kitchen
Fruit should be fully ripe order the natural
fresh fruit flavor and color that desirable in jees and
jams, And although jam and Jelly making is form of
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-07-01

TN he latest diagnosis Crochet dual personality Time
when known only for its lacy appearance in delicate
does and centerpes done white But crochet
displaying another personality we'll Gay sturdy items in carnival
the expressions Of this look Whether
frageokng piece of nedeWork have
by appealing other characteristic crohets double e
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-07-01

ae The done in airy mesh and are ac
ee by four yellow rick rack laced through the stitches at the
edge glass jackets and circular place mats carry
out the color scheme sws red and yellow Even the little fruit
and bread baskets croheted The sturdy fruit basket red a
right measures IN in diameter while the yellow bread basket
mot shown inches diameter Instructions for making all the
in this KITCHEN SET be obtained from the Ndework
of this paper Simply send stamped en-
yelope' with you1 request for Leafet No s-487.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-07-01
THE FAMILY
ROUNDTABLE"
BY ELGIVA A. BALL

Miss BALL. Brooklyn school
teacher who has had extensive
study and experience in the
field Of family relations, will
discuss actual problems and
ease histories, having 20 do
with parent child relation
ships and family living. Let
sers may be addressed to Miss
Bali at the Global office, Hotel
Theresa, 2090 It'll Avenue. NYC
Dear Miss Ball:
Being a bachelor girl and being
pushed by friends and relatives,
I'm almost desperate. People may
mean WELL but they surely can
make you frustrated, ] nave many
married friends who have tried
matchmaking, but they frequently
offer prospects whom they them
selves would not have, or whom
they critic seVerly. Someone told
me to get a Prayer Candle. Do
you think this will help2 People
make me feel as if I'm missing
something by being single, SO I'd
like to find out for myself Help
me!
Bella, Shreveport, La,
Dear Bella
Being a bachelor girl has its
compensations but when you be-
come dissatisfied, it is time FOR a
change. But don't let anyone push
you into marriage until you are
ready. If you do, you'll always
be seeking a seapegoat on which
to blame your marital problems.
Then there's that cliche. 1.-The
grass is always greener in the
other fellows yard
Just in case you are really
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-07-01

ropoenber to keep the knees together when sitting
Away ,oypr more graceess seen than of a woman sit
was Nv lower exremities apart Also, watch the should
WIN ~ they do not slump and your chest does not push
See u waist Sit straight, sit tall. Keep the hands in
M" ~, natural and graceful position and by all means
3ai0i sgtng them. These few rules may seem unim-
n pn tbey are Charms ABCs and should be mastered
| oarIy
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1955-07-01
STRAWBERRY JELLY
JAM

cups 6 bs) sugar. ID cups berry pulp box q IL
powdered fruit pecn Then make the JAM Measure
aside Measure ID cups berry pulp into ylage
saucepan Add powdered fruit pectn and mix we'll Place
high heat and stir until mixteure hard boil AT
sugar Bring full rolling boil and boil hard
minute stirring constantly. Remove from heat skim off
with metal spoon. Then stir skim by for
minutes to cool slightly to prevent floating fruit Lade quick
into CLASSES Cover Jam with Is inch hot paallm
The frontiersman., 1955-02-10
Ben Hudgins Again
 Sportsman preside dent

Officers of the Matanuska Val ley Sportsmen were reelected to their offices during the board ot directors meeting held this week
 For the second year Ben Hud- 1 gins of Palmer will serve as presi- dent of the organization; Al Dick ow as vice-president and Bruce Graham, secretary-tre John 1 Bush, Maud Hosler, Dan Elem ing, and Glenn Woods complete the board of directors. Fleming and Woods were recently elected to the board.
 I Standing chairmen for 1855 committees were named as fol- lows: Marie Westenbarger, rifle club reporter; Maud Hosler, Al Dickow, co-chairman on building, ways and means; Mary Lou Johns, membership; Ed Bellring- CT, entertainment; Eloise Hudg- ins, publicity; Marie Westenbar- ger, fair exhibit; Ted Buzby, game dinner and Dan Flemming, fish fry.
 A permanent easement for roadway to Twin Lakes on the Kepler property along the Ma tanuska Road was recently given to the Division of Fisheries by MT. Kepler. Alex McRae of the Fish cries Division will stock these lakes with lingering trout this year, and open the lakes for pub lie fishing the following season, according to an announcement made by the Sportsmen. The month of May has been set for volunteer work committee to clear and build a permanent access road. Anyone with the time and road building machinery please volunteer, members ask. No. 2 shoveIs and axes will be accept able, they added.
 Joe Pichler of Goat Creek en- tertained the club at the last regular meeting, with assorted slide pictures of Alaska, and a good gift of descriptive gab that was appreciated by those attend ing. This showing aroused more interest in a possible camera club within the organization. We need a photography instruc- tor to head this activity and get us amateurs started" a spokes- man said
 Bruce Graham, club secretary, attended a six-day meeting of the Alaska Sportsmen's Council at Juneau the week of January 8.