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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-23

9th National Quadrennial
Convention, held Septem-
ber 1926, 1866, at Phila-
delphia, Pa.
He is a forceful speaker,
one we'll versed in the his
tory of the Croatian Frater-
nal Union and able to express
himself in both the Croat and
English languages.
We are confident that bro.
Krasich's address here Sat
urday, November 26, will long
be remembered by all of us.
Next American President:
Also scheduled to address
the celebrants are two politi-
cal dignitaries, one well
known locally, the other a
man of constantly rising ma
tional stature.
Representing the city of
Columbus will be Mr.. Port
man, who will do the honors
in the absence of Mayor May
nard E. Sensenbrenner.
Speaking for the State of
Ohio will be its esteemed
Governor, the Hon. Frank ],
Lausche. Of Slovenian de-
scent, and openly proud OF
the fact, Governor Lausche
is often hailed as "The Mir.
acle Man of Ohio Politics."
Now serving his fifth
term as Governor, a record
without precedent in Ohio,
Mr.. Lausche is being men
toned more and more ma
tionalIy as "the hottest
candidate" for the Demo-
cratic nomination i'm 1856
for the next President of
the United States.
In fact, a recent poll o.
the Governors of the Dixie
land States revealed tha'
900 would support Mr.
Lausche for President if h
is a candidate for the post.
Because anything can hap
pen in a great, free land lik'
America, it is just possible
that the next President o
the United States will be ad
dressing those who attent
the 50th Anniversary Ban
quet Of "St. Anthony Lodg
1910 Saturday, November 26.
The Best OF Everything
In closing, we must men
ton that Agatha Damjanovi
is heading the Kitchen staff
which will prepare and serv
the food awaiting our mem
bers and friends.
The good ladies, young an
old, who are working wit.
her promise our guests
meal which will be as Croatl
anic as the proverbial appl
pie is American. Their Gull
nary artistry is in a class b
itself.
Nor will there be a shol
tage of liquid refreshments
those pauses that refresh an
make for good FELLOWSHIP
when Croatians meet to cele
brate on high. -..---- -..-.-.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-23
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1855.
Columbus Lodge Will Mark
Golden Milestone Nov. 20

Supreme Treasurer Martin Krasich Gov Frank Lausche
To Address ST. Anthony Lodge $40 CeIebrans On Saturday
Morning Evening Banquet Program And Dance Will ghgh
4Oth
Columbus Banquet Program and Dance will ghlght the
e. the Golden
affiliate then
Society
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-23
George VukeIic Rates
Ten.Year Merit Award
From CFU Home Office
Lodge 8O7 PreXy
Ten-Year Veteran

Milwaukee, Wise. - Van
guards" CF'U Lodge 807 ex-
tend their thanks and appre-
citation to those who recently
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-23

The Lodge 30 members will commemorate at the same
time the 4Oh Anniversary of the Socetys Junior Order
which into being during the 18th Convention of the
National Croatian Society," held 1915 at Cleveland Ohio
The festive day will open solemn note with an
800 AM Mass to be served by Father Reh at St. Stan
rln,, Ch11rc, in mem of.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-23
Clarion Lodges In Banquet Nov. II
Feting Lodge 248, Nest 80 Delegates
To Philadelphia And Gary Conventions

Incoming Administration Of Society To
Be introduced During Sunday Gathering
Clarion, Pa. - Lodges 24s and 534 of the Croatian
Fraterna Union will cosponsor Testimonial Banquet Sun
day evening November 2 the Lodge 248 Croatan Home
located at 241 Maple Avenue, Clarion.
The dinner being held in honor Paul Perisich and
Joseph Vasch the Lodge 248 Delegates to the 9th Ma
tional Ouadrenna Convention of the Society," held Septem-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-11-23

Der 1926, at Philadelphia,
and Anna Mae Olujvic, Clair
ton Nest 80 Delegate to the
Croatian Fraternal Unions
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Misses, Women's and
HoIf-size Dresses
Were 500 and II, 2.co

so crisp eottons in selection Of be-
coming styles and eoIors. Some "a and
long sleeve styles.
II Dresses in cotton, wool, nylon Jersey
and ocetote Attractive styles and coors.
Misses, women's and half sizes. Were
6.oe to l4.o5. Now - 500 and 500
4 Cotton Felt Aprons in assorted coIors.
Were 5.e9. Now - 200
WGL-Dorime Dresses, Bird Floor
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Save on Velveteen
Roin or Shine Goats
we,e 1925 $500
Were 1925

5 voter repeIIent velveteen fashions for
fair or rainy weother, smortly styled in
black. Double as hondsome evening
coats, too. Sizes 8 to Is.
WGL-Coots and Suits, Bird Floor
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Creamy Maple Sugar
ProIines, Homemade in
Our Own Kitchen
Special, pound ~
WGL-ConfectioneY lst Floor
. also Chevy Chase and Alexandria
Food Shop Specials

z95 Cans RieheIieu Whole Purple PIums in
heavy syrup. One pound, l4-ounee jars.
Regularly 50c------------------ 3ee
800 Jars Old Mill Sweet India Relish, use
with barbecue, cold meat and sandwiches.
Toney l-pound jar, specially purchased l9e
100 Tins RoyoI Midget Slid sordines, z
layer pack, lunches. evening snocks, 374-
ounce eon Regularly 35c 25e; 5 for 90
W5L-Food Shop, st Floor, North Building
Evening star., 1955-02-03
5000 Mems
Silk and Royon Neckties
Greatly Reduced
We're 200 and 2.5O

We're 200 and ESQ
I54 Mems Notionolly
Fomous m q k e Shirts
White and eoIors. mony
coIIor styles
$500 Mems Nylon ono
Royen Hose. AnkIet and
regular lengths, size S
l0I7 to l3
l35 pairs Wool Kni'
Gloves. imported fro n
Itoly and England
500 Hand-rolIed Eine'
Hondkerehiefs @-.,--
625 Hond-Folled Cotfcr
and Linen n an DIX er
chiefs ---------.
W5L-The Mems Store,
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Clearance of Sub.teen
Dresses, 5.ss to 1925
We're 500 to 1926

" ere 6,YI 70 I0.I0
800 top-fovorite dresses in crisp cotton,
royon toffeto. A wonderful choice OF eolors
and styles. Sizes to "a, but not in every
style and color.
WGL-Sub-teen ApPure, 4th Floor
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Sove More Than "a
on Misses Wool Suits

Wool flenneIs, fweeds, erepss In
foshion-wise styles, some velvet
trimmed in this group Of misses
suits. Not every style Or color in
a six0.
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Teen-Age Sportsweor
Were Now

$50 Sweoters, mostly
cordiaons, wool or vyro-.
lon. Orange, white, moss
green. "a to 40. Some
irreouIors, if perfect
would be - $50 rs
IS Pieces Of Sportsweor,
jackets, bIouses, wesklts 3.S9 to z.S
and skirts. Sizes ! o to Is. 1875 TO SIS
Wh-Teen-Aee Apparel, 4th Floor
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Save on Slips /.
and Petticoots

81 Slips, nylon ond or
lon toffetos, tailored with
upper side closing. Pink,
oroy, blue; sizes 10 and
IL Maternity Slips, royon
crepe, toiIored with 3D.
justoble bock; pink or
navy; sizes 81 and So
80 Pettieoots, ocetote
and royon crepe, loce
trim, slash front, elastic
woistbond. Navy; srnoll,
medium and large
IS Slips, ocetote and roy
on sotin, lace trim. comI-
sole top and hem. 0roY;
sizes 81 to 40
WGL-Costume Slips. Bird
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Save 400o on
Women's Fine Luggage

Covered in sood-lookihg voter
repeIIent convos and bound with
Green leather.
Evening star., 1955-02-03

Clearance Save ~
Somson Card TobIes
and Chairs ;.

CIeoronce Of discontinued styles OF Somson
card tobIes and chairs. Tubular steel
frames, some with Plastic and some with
cardboard tops. All are folding type.
Mare Now
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Speciol VoIues
Boys Wear

200 Cotton FIonnel Pc
iomas, coat style. also
with knit collar, cuffs
onkIets. Sizes 10 to 20
20 Washable Points,
$500 wool, IS % nylon,
SunforIon treoted tor
woshobiIity, non-pleoted
front, ton and blue check,
size l6
80 Corduroy Trousers,
washable, water repel-
lent, solid coIors, size 10
IS Prep Suits. royon ond
ocetote, two button mod
els, three patch pockets,
broken sizes l3 to 10
50 Boys Robes. cotton
fIonneI, mostly solid COL
ors, some with plaid trim.
Washable. Sizes 6 to II.
Ia to 20 ---------
s. Junior Suits, royon
and ocetote, some port
wool, tproperIy lobeled
for wool content), two
button model. 3 Potch
pockets. Assorted pot
terms. Sizes s to II,
broken range
5 Junior Suits, 4 piece
coot, 2 poir ponts, pull
over, blue check. royor
and ocetote, size 8
WGL-The Boys Store,
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Outstanding Buys in
Junior Miss Apporel

20 FormoIs, long and bol-
Ierino length, toffeto, ny
lon net and crystolette. Zo.Oo ls.oo
White, green, block, royol to- To-
blue, coroI. Sizes to IS 4o.oo ls.oo
100 Junior Dresses,
dressy ond cosuol styles
In toffetos, wooIs, dork l4.9o 600
cottons, royons and knits. TO TO
Sizes 7 to l5-------- Z5.oo lu.oV
40 Jaekets, sports iockets
In corduroy, so oiieloth,
bIozer or boxer styles,
stripes or solid colors. 1923 to
Sizes 7 to l5---------- lZ.So >.oV
IS Skirts, eorduroys or
wooIens in pIoids, t"eeds, 1922 to
plain coors. Sizes to IS. 1925 5.O0
81 Wool Jersey Blouses- o.99 %.oV
Wei-Junior Miss Apparel, An Floor
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Glamour Slippers
Reduced for Clearance
Yer. s.ss to s.ss Q5e

50 pairs In group. In the group are
royon velvet seuffs in red and block.
Also "ieweIed" sling back styles.
WGL-The Shoe Center, End Floor
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Save up to "
and More on ToddIers'
Porty Dresses

fodder Porty Dresses. AZ in the group,
in fine cotton and orsondy. Some hond-
embroidered. some trimmed in embroi-
deFed ergendy. Pastel eolors. Sizes to 3.
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Sove Va to " on
Maternity Suits, jackets
,<o- ,o0s 200

Regularly 1926 to 1926 5'VV
"a in group. Joekets and 2-pieee suits,
also some jumpers, spun Toyon, royen
and oeetote setin. wool Jersey ond vel,
veteen; cocoa. .Iote blue, equa. red and
white, Misses SKIES 10 TO 8 in the group.
W5L-Moternity Shop. 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Save Generously on
Girls Dresses, 4.ss to 1895

We're 7.99 to 1926
300 young fashions in cotton and royon
toffeto. In q varied selection OF styles and
eoIors. Sizes 70 IA.
WGL-6irIs' Apparel. 4th Floor
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Sove on Toddler Girls
Corduroy Sets
We're 1926 d"

30 sets with welI-toilored jacket, overolls
and bonnet. Pink or blue. Sizes to 3x.
IS fodder Girls Overall and Blouse Sets
with cotton corduroy overolls in tongerlne
or turquoise and white cotton broodeIoth
blouse. to 3x Were 7.oo. Now 5.99
W5L-Boys ond Girls Apparel, 4th Floor.
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Save on Women's
T-Shirts, Knit Briefs

l9 Cotton T-Shirts, red
green. black; assorted
sizes
I6 Plaid Kilt Pants to
weor with Bermuda
shorts and skirts, smoIl,
medium, large
80 NyIon Knit Briefs,
red, all sizes --------
WfJ-knjt Underwear.
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Lamps and Shades
Greatly Reduced

Were Now
IS Eobrie Shades; silks,
ocetotes All sizes for $3.50
toble and floor lamps = 1850 S4e
IS Parchment Paper Z.So to
Shades 1000 94e
10 Boudoir Shodes--- l.95 to
$50 94e
10 Bross Antique" Fin
ished Floor Lamps - $3.50 l2.50
WGL-Lomps and Shades, 7th Floor
Evening star., 1955-02-03
NyIon Hose Clearance
Yer. 100 :. 1875 So

$50 pairs Of sheer and business sheers
Of first quality nylons. Broken sizes ond
eoIors but good assortment. 8Hz to III.
WGL-Eiosieiy, lst Floor
Evening star., 1955-02-03

Were now
4S Cord Tables. red, green.
eroy or chortreuse e-------- o9o 4.So
38 Card Tables, black,
green, tan, groy or char
II Cord Tobles, aqua, char
treuse, eroy or red ed-------- 9.9o e.So
IS Cord Tebles, black,
green, eroy or ton-------- 1872 S.So
I3 0vol Card Tobles, black,
green or oQuo ----------- lISo i%.so
10 Cord Tablss, 32x48",
eroy, green or red -------- 1879 1872
II Arm Choirs, black, green,
aqua or eroy------------ l4.So lo.So
I Arm Choir, plywood birch
finished l9.So 1872
Tablet Arm Chairs, brown
or 9roy ---------------- lZSo o'39
cheirs, brown, eroy, green
or red 5.So 5.So
36 choirs, chortreuse.
brown, black, oreen------ 6.95 4.95
81 Chairs, black, green, tan,
oroy or chortreuse S.9o S.sS
WGL-Furniturs, 9Th Floor
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Sove on Special Purchase
Boxed Stationery

WGL-Stotioney, lst Floor
Evening star., 1955-02-03
Teen-Aee
Shoe Clearance
We're 795 TO 9.95 Aa1S

ITS poir dress shoes including
heels and flots, block or brown,
broken sizes t4Nz TO 9.
WGL-Youne Shoe Shop.
End Floor
Evening star., 1955-02-03

7th Floor
Evening star., 1955-02-03

WGL--Loroe Housewives,
5rd Floor, North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15
Miss Adkins
Ofton Tour

Miss Bertha Adkins. Assist
ant to the Republican Ma
tional Chairman, left WASH
ington yesterday on an ex-
tensive speaking conference
tour in preparation for the
1856 Republican National
Convention.
Her first stop will be in
Illinois for two speaking en-
gagements and a meeting in
Chicago on Monday of the ex-
ecutive committee of the ar
rangements committee for the
national convention.
Miss Adkins is one of the
five women members of the
national committee serving on
this committee for preliminary
arrangements of the San Fran
cisco convention next August.
Before retiring to Washing
ton on September %, Miss Ad-
kins will go to Milwaukee and
Duluth. Starting out again on
october /, Miss Adkins
schedule will take her to New
Hampshire. Rhode Island, New
York, Texas. California,
Oregon and Colorado.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15

tional grouping before the fire.
place. The magnificent crystal
and ormalu French sconces
over the mantel are balanced
by unique imported pastel
birds.
Hand Hooked Rug
In the Terrano study the
decor-setting rug is q hand
some peacock blue hand
hooked in a Venetian harlequin
design reflected colorwise in
q classic wallpaper border
above cerulean blue walls.
A turquoise sectional sofa Is
grouped around an overscale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15
BY MARY L. VAUGHAN

Adaptability of individual
pieces to a variety Of rooms
and settings stands out in the
eight trend setting model
rooms for fall. 1855. which will
be open to the public next
Monday at Woodward g. Lo-
throp's department store.
Unusual floor coverings were
stimulus for the decor, fea-
turing Tomlinson furniture in
three moods. THE Terrano
Group" italian Provincial:
1.-THE Kimberly" contempt
raryl: and the Queen Anne"
ttraditionap.
Colorwise, turquoise and
blue-greens are still a favor
lite with old reds shaded to
lighter blends definitely in the
picture. Saffron, however,
leads as the seasons highest
style color.
The foreign influence is still
apparent in both furniture
and accessories blended into
traditional and contemporary
Tomlinson settings.
Designed by Miss Reed
Miss Lois Faye Reed. AID,
COORDINATION Of home furnish
ings for Woodward g. Lothrop,
designed the rooms.
In the Terrano formal din
ing room pictured above).
Miss Reed cued the color har-
mony Of the room around a
Chinnoisere scenic wallpaper
by Louis Bowen Of iced tur-
quoise on gunmetal ground,
outlined with turquoise wood
work.
The peony in the wallpaper
is the motif Of the sculptured
contour border Of Karastan's
luxurious iced-turquoise car
pet.
Graceful dining chairs up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15
Miss Brinkmun
To Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Brink
man Of Arlington announce
the engagement of their
daughter Beverley Adelaide to
1t. Benjamin Conrad Buette,
USAFR. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence A. Buette of Wa
mego, Kans. The wedding date
has been set for November S.
Miss Brinkman attended
Mary Washington College of
the University of Virginia. 1t.
Buette was graduated from
Washburn University at To-
peka. Kans. He is stationed
at Westover Air Force Base,
Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15

SUNDAY .
Roast Beet Bsovn Potatoes
Cauliaouer Green Salad
50 Cocoa Angel Cake Coffee
Cocoa Angel Cake
/ package angel food cake mix "a cup
! cup plus tablespoons u teaspoon almond extract
water y cup water
oven for moderate heat 1915 degrees F) Into large
bowl measure first bag egg white
mixture stir until moistened Beat rapidly with sturdy
heater or at highest speed of electric mixer until whites
form stiff peaks Sprinkle in the and beat about 10
seconds Add to flour mixture and s into small bowl
Add almond extract and remaining 4 water Beat until
lust blended aoout - minute Then fold into the sfy
beaten egg whites thoroughly blended using
follower strokes Pour batter into 0nch tube
Cut gently through batter to large air bubbles
Bake 375degree IS to 40 minutes Cool cake upside
down in pan. propped from table Serve with whipped
cream and sliced almonds If desired
Sir MONDAY
- Broiled Ham S;ce SNeet Potato Puts
Steced Tomatoes and Celery Brussels Sprouts
soo svest potsto pu9
Allow medium sweet potato per serving. Cook in skins
until tender remove Allowing "a tablespoon butter
each potato mash until smooth and fluffy Drop unbeaten
into the potatoes for potatoes beat vigorously
and add tablespoon milk for potato the
mashed potatoes Pie potatoes lightly into buered baking
dish Bake in hot (450 degrees) for is minutes
until peaks are deicately Drowned
Meat Pie With Biscuit Topping
Yello~ Squash Spinach Salad
with Biscuit Topping
a@ roast cubed cooked potatoes
! tablespoon chopped onion u cooked beans
tablespoons fat tablespoon catsup
sAk teaspoon salt Worcestershire
/ (l0E-ounce) beef Biscuit dough q mix)
Brown onion in fat Sprinkle over this the salt and -four
Stir in the bouon Stir and heat for minutes Add the meat
6sotatoe peas seasoning Heat Meanwhile roll out bis
cult dough "a inch thick Cut into 2inch circles Pour hot
meat mixture into quart casserole Top with biscuits Bake
in hot 425 degrees about 20 minutes until biscuits
brown. Makes three servings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15

the introduction Of a separate
tester above the bed which is
quilted in printed poppy red
demask repeating the patterns
OF shaped valances at the
window and matching coverlet.
The bedside tables strike q
new shape note, being narrow
depthwise and elongated.
The Queen Anne groupings
all are functional and relaxed
presenting at the same time 81
atmosphere of dignity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15
Mrs. Roussel Awuy

Mrs. Robert w. Roussel is
out Of town visiting friends
while her husband is away on
a special State Department
assignment.
The Roussels have been
staying with their aunt, Mrs.
Laurin B. Askew, jr., since
March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15

- FRIDAY
Broccoli Casserole French Fried Potatoes
Carrot-Rd Salad Peach DHmpltngs
Broccoli Casserole
! pounds broccoli y cup milk
I t7-ouncel tuna u grated American
mushroom cheese 3
Cook broccoli in small amount Of boiling seised water
until tender about 10i5 minutes Place layer Of the
cooked broccoli shallow buttered casserole Cover with
layer Of tuna Dilute with milk and tuna and
lbrocco Sprinkle all with grated cheese and bake $50
degrees until bubbles and is lightly Drowned Makes
four servings
Cheese-turters Spanish Rice
~eH Green Beans Rntp Relishes
Persian Melon
Spanish Rice
3 tablespoons finely chopped Ia cups cooked rice
onion canned tomatoes
3 tablespoons finely chopped "a teaspoon salt
So green pepper ! teaspoon sugar
tablespoons chopped celery 70 teaspoon Worcestershire
tablespoon cooking oil
Lightly brown the onion and celery in the
OIL Add rice tomatoes SALT and worcestershire sauce
Simmer until thick desired cooked ground meat crisp
chopped added rice Makes servings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15

Cinnamon Twists
"a cup sifted flour "a milk
sE teaspoon baking powder u whole bran cereal
~ II teaspoon salt egg white
w q tablespoons sugar tablespoon water
&c 52 teaspoon cinnamon teaspoon cinnamon
tablespoons shortening "a cup sugar
DC egg yok. slightly beaten
n S together -four baking powder, salt tablespoons
ana "a teaspoon cinnamon Cut in shortening Combine
yok milk and BRAN Add to first mixture stirring only
blended Turn out lightly Toured knead gently
few times Roll out into ectange about egg
white with water brush dough- Combine remaining
"a namon and sprinkle half the mixture dough-
dough into IA strips inch wide and inches Fold
In half crosswse and twist Brush again egg
sprinkle with remaining cinnamon creased
baking sheets Bake in hot (425 degrees
minutes. Makes IA twists.
THURSDAY
Baked Sparertbs With Apple StuGng
Lima Beans Red SldD
Banana Cream Pie
Baked Spareribs With Apple StuhHng
flE2 pounds sparerbs onion. chopped
cups dry bread crumbs l cup chopped apple
teaspoon salt cup water
1o Combine bread crumbs salt onion, apple
out into shallow casserole baking
over the top Sprinkle with salt and pepper
crate 1850 degrees about hours. servings
. BY wi"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15

MOSAIC and brass coffee table
while a massive grilled break
front absorbs one wall.
Other rooms in this Italian
group are a drawing room and
bedroom. the latter achieving a
truly continental flavor in a
setting inspired by an exquisite
rug from Spain.
The contemporary Kimber-
ly group features a budget
decor" in q delightful eff
cheney apartment for young
homemakers. Hyacinth walls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15
TODAY'S HOME
Model Fall Rooms
Opening Monday

holstered in cerulean blue are
a color note contrasting pleas
antly with a pair Of wing chairs
Of white leather with frames
lacquered to match, thanking. q
brass teacart for q CONVERSE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-15

and an off-white carpet with
Riverdale's "Bazara" sheer Of
turquoise and gold in Austrian
shades at the windows are the
basic ingredients.
Included In the Queen Anne
group are q dining room, liv-
ing room and bedroom.
In the bedroom. pictured
here, an opal chateau carpet
by Karastan and opal walls are
capped with a surprise poppy
red ceiling. An interesting note
in the bedroom furniture is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-20
Local Tex Aid Urged
To Cut Hospital Debt

hospital care is increasing rapid
".
There are l4.9 million peo-
pie IN the uniteo states WIG ars
over 90 ana VINO are nvInS oll
smah incomes or penslons' ns
ssia. Lney nave NO .unos VIZ
which 70 saAe care % an aSuse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-20

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., Sept.
20 R.-The president Of the
American Medical Association
says city and county taxes should
be used to make up deficits the
Nations hospitals incur through
free care Of ''low income. no
income" patients.
DR.. Elmer Hess, Of Erie, Pa,
said hospital deficits are mot q
Federal responsibility" They
should be met. he said. through
Taxation Of the local level"
DR.. Hess expressed his views
on hospital problems in q news
conference yesterday preceding
his speech at the annual con-
vention Of the American Hospi-
tai Association.
The physician said the num-
Der of persons requiring free
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-20
Cold War Move
Put Up 10 West

LONDON. Sept. 20 R.-Ni-
kita s. Khrushchev was quoted
by the Moscow radio today as
saying that II the West viii
match what he called Russia's
recent concrete actions TO ease
the cold war. there viii be new
proposals on our part"
The nature Of these proposals
was not specified.
The broadcast said the Soviet
Communist Party boss made the
statement during talks yester-
day with leaders from Commune
mist East Germany.
Discussing q decision to main-
tain Soviet army garrisons in
East Germany, which he de-
scribed as q temporary meas
|ure, Mr.. Khrushchev said:
eve shall, together with you.
|persistently strive for agreement
among the states to reduce
ARMED forces In general and to
Withdraw Soviet, American. Brit
fish and French troops from
Germany.
Had the u. 8. A.. Britain and
France been prepared to do it