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Evening star., 1955-05-17
PIKE

Only two miles from d. C. line. Con.
venient to transportation, schools
churches and shopping. New all
brick custom construction. This
dwelling contains three nice sized
bedrooms. separate dining room. liv-
ing room with fireplace. lovely kitch-
en- with birch cabinets and eye
level oven There is a full basement
and the idea, in gas-fired hot-water
convector heat. OPEN TODAY,
pm till dark. Directions: Out
Marlboro pike to 5000 block, left on
Weber drive, two blocks to Burgess,
left to 6607.
Evening star., 1955-05-17

BETHESDA Stone MANSION within
its own private park. as well devel;
Sped q, As any,.fsI any PARK n the city; ian. ane
With III It's eSS gas heat. " electric ~ kiecSen SSse
pine -lined recreation room. q rooms
3 baths. When you consider the
two stone 11replaces. you viii begir
to wonder II 1t does not have somt
claim TO antiquity. The price o.
$4,000 strikes US as In the Fift
class LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 1915
< street NV. Ma. S-1166.
SILVER sPRINd-WOODMoOR'
A real family home In o prime loc
Brick Cape Cod, can be used rs "a
bedrm. home with bath on each
floor, full bsmt.. gas a.-e. heat,
deep fenced lot VA approved OF
SI7.250 for spps; to see' call Mr'
BAsILIKo REALTY co. DI. 1874
RAMBLER, ciose-in Silver Spring
Custom-built brick home. on busline
8 bedrooms, separate dining room
table space kitchen. recreation
SINGER & CO.. JU. 9-4544.
BETHESDA-EDGEMOOR
4 BEDROOMS, 21a BATHS
True esntsr,hsIl briek Colonial with
rm.. screened porch: 2-car garage
spacious level lot. Short walk tc
Edgemoor Swimming and Tennis
Club. Excellent home and commu-
TOWN & SUBURBAN EN-. e-s4oO
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g. D. CONSTRUCTION Co
OWNER BUILDER ,o,.

Upper Marlboro. Nd. MA. 7-3933
25O9 BERKLEY ST.
HILLCREST ESTATES
detached brick-Has
9 bedrms.. liv. rm.. kit. util. rm.
and bath; gas heat: kept in immac-
ulate condition; nice yard; excel.
home for small family with reason
able down paymt.: GI 4T loan can
be assumed. Mr.. Gibson, LO. 7-29Su
with M. PAUL HANNAH, 132 9TH
st. NV ME. S-410O. lis
"a Acre, Country Home
Brick 2-story: living room with stone
fireplace, separate dining room. 2
bedrooms. tiled bath. modern large
kitchen with breakfast space fully
equipped; detached 2-car brick ga
rage: lovely Graded lot. Will sell at
GI appraisal.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-Il66 WA. 1896
Ia
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SILVER SPRING, $2O,950

SILVER SPRING, $2O,950
A BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
Rosemary Hill, lst offering: 7-rm
2-bath brk. Cape Cod: bsmt.. all.
elec. kit; will go GI or FHA.
WOODSIDE-COLONIAL
$26,5O0 OR BEST OFFER
Like new. prewar. 7-rm.. 2la-batf
brk. Colonial: bsmt., maids rm., "
bath t4th bedrm., 3rd A.: 2-cal
gar: vacant: owner must SELL
WO0nMOOP <0Q Q50
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81. - -V.
$3.50 DOWN
40-FT. RAMBLER

Living room. dining room, equip. kit
3 bedrooms. tile bath. full bsmt
Don't wait on this one, MODERN
REALTY CO., LO. 4-5450. lie
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S BEDRMS.-2 BATHS

5 BEDRMS.-2 BATHS
Lovely brk. Cape Cod. featuring
breezeway and gar. rec, rm. with
"a bath: swimming pool; Handicapped
lot. S0x150.
BEER BROS, JU. 5-7611
SILVER SPRING RAMBLER
PRETTY, nicely Handicapped lot;
charming appearance; 3 big bedrms.
and all-elec. kit: full bsmt.; one Of
our best buys. Check this one.
E. F. Blanchard, Realtor
s435 Georgia Ave. JU. $4,000
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HOUSES FoR sALs-Mp.

SI0.s0e. GI APPRoyED-:-bedroom
BUNGALOW With full basement. or lot
50xl95. Exeellent location. near
9:5ss ssSoOi hTs RoBfRr faa !. H DAVIS 3 RP l. So
HOUSES By HUGHEs-chilum area;
4 bedrms,. 2 complete tile baths,
liV. Tn'. Situated on beautiful corner
lot. GI I0qS donw 415.950. w. r.
HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-I400 till ;, m.
4-BEDRooM CAFE COD, close to
Glenridge school and st. Mary's
pa; ;ochial school; fenced lot: equipped
Kitchen. ineluding clothes washer.
Priced to sell fast at S12.950; $3.50
$500 $500 e RosES4 ofs efi 5. tii bAeHs "a CO
BRK RAMBLER, o1. Here IS a
mighty good house for . most reas.
price. located near N. H. ave, so
entrance foyer. liv. rm W fireplace;
nice bedrms., tile bath. full bsmt
w/partially. finished rec: rm.. up
stairs finished on into 3rd bedrm.
a csll III Re. 7-es5o " 1T I'll s.iSTnot pm; MD
. 50 300: easy G & terms. @ Asbestos shiinsIs
bungalow. liy. rm. din. rm.. 2 bed
rms, attic, circulating heater. bsmt..
gar: wonderful garden spot. Owner
leaving for farm. Poss. He. 4-3500
till s pm; ewes. AP. 1852. W: W.
OFF = TRsfHGGs RD., close to D. C, line
S15,950 brick home; Gift. lily. rm
with firepl., separate din. rrn.. bed
rms. with cross ventilation. rea, tile
bath: full. dry bsmt., plastered walls /;
fenced lot. win sell GI or FHA. Call
til 0 pm, WA. 7-3900. ROBERT g..
DAVIS & CO. -2l
HOUSES BY HUGHES bedrms.: ::
shade trees, on high level lot: house
unusually clean Large. GI loan can
be assumed. Full price, 81 900;
W. R. HUGHES CO., AP. 7-1409 til
NEAR SUITLAND-4-yr. old semidet
brick: rms. 3 bedrms.. tile bath,
comb storm windows: fenced.in lot;
SI1 800. assume $40. 900 lst trust
at 4cs, HARTMAN REALTY. INC,
LII A-2Ann LII 0-hQ1R
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ST. CAMILLUS PARISH
large rooms bsths c4lner screensd eeiSk
porch. firepl;, bsmt. entr.. Gil or
HUGH r. PECK, HE. 4-6400
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UNIVERSITY LANE AREA
Modern 2-yr.-old brick, raAbler; 9
500 GI approved; $50 down.
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-840O
WEST EVANSVILLE
81. 100 down. Immaculate detached
brick, only yrs. old. g. spacious
rms; mr.. shopping and transp.
S13.500.
HUGH +. PECK HE. 4-640O
BRICK RAMBLER-GI
Langley Park area. Modern 3-bedrm.
brick, all-elec. kit. full bsmt.: only
S145Oo; SCI down.
HUGH 7. PECK HE. 4-6400
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nONTn i. FENKA, ne. 4-o4UU
WOODSIDE-$24,5OO
Truly this is a beautiful brick home.
3 spacious bedrooms, 3 baths. For
mal-size dining room leading of to
a delightful screened porch. Many
shade trees. Garage.
James G. Conley & Co. -
9525 Ga. Ave. JU. SABA Till 0
HUGE REC. ROOM
Plus Q half bath. workshop, exit,
tiled floor in basement are some OF
the many fine features of this ex-
cellent rambler. three twin-size bed.
rooms. bath, living room. guest-size
dining room GE Kitchen with table
space; large well Handicapped lot. All
for only SlS.aO0. GI in process or
terms to non-vet
James c. Conley & Co.
9525 Ga. Ave. JU. 9-4134 til 8
4 BEDROOMS-$11,95O
This house offers lot: two bedrooms
on first floor: storm windows. Anchor
fence: full basement completely in
sulated. CRv applied for.
James G. Conley & Co.
9525 Ga. Ave. JU. s-4i34 til 900
VETERANS AND NoN-VETERANs
Evening star., 1955-05-17

MCKINNEY HILLS, close-in 9. 8. by
owner, 3-bedrm. brick rambler, De
luxe kit. with din. space. liv.-din
with firepl. English bsmt. with
S0x24 rec. rm. roughed-in shower
and comp. "a bath. lge. closets.
mr.. pub. paroch. elem. schools. new
community swim site. GI or assume
4cS mort. imm. occup. At SlS;s5o.
~ A-RRTR -l6
Evening star., 1955-10-01
These Rules
Apply to
Plastic Jobs

Here are 1 few dos and
ldon'ts' to keep ii mind when
working with plastic table tops:
DO Apply iaminated plastic
Ito N@inch thick plywood When-
lever possible.
DO II necessary to apply q
plastic top 10 : solid wood table,
Iask your dealer whether q special
backing Is necessary on the i'm.
lderside Of the wood to prevent
IWafping.
DO Cut the plastic with i
lfine -toothed hand or power saw,
keeping the decorative side face
lup when using 3 hand saw. face
down when using i power saw.
DO Use either contact cement
|or 4 good quality. water-resistant
adhesive. remembering that
|clamping or Weighting down the
plastic Is necessary with the
latter.
DO Smooth the edges of. the
plastic with q tile after the bond
ling material Is thoroughly dry.
DON'TApply the plastic un-
|til you are certain that al paint.
|old glue or other foreign material
has been removed from the
wooden surface.
DON'T Forget that, while the
plastic - hard and extremely
durable once II has been bonded
10 wood. It should be handled
with care before bonding to avoid
cracking.
DON'T Neglect to wear eoe-
giles II you cut the plastic with q
power saw. since the saw VIII
throw back minute particles Of
the plastic.
DON'T Allow air bubbles to
get between the plastic and the
Evening star., 1955-10-01

WINS SCHOLARSHIP
Miss Nancy G. Murray has
been selected to receive the
500 scholarship Of the
Womens Council Of the
washington Real Estate
Board that Is awarded to an
employe Of 1 member tirrn
who shows promise Of be-
coming q saieswoman. Miss
Murray. an employe Of E.
Quincy Smith, Inc, WIN
study real estate principles
and practice st American
University.
Evening star., 1955-10-01
Arlington
|Okoys More
Housing

Recent building permits issued
Ih2 Arlington County include
8. 4. Bolton; Mclean, owner;
dwelling It 2907 North Kensina- :
ton street; cost. SO 900; archi-
Itect. J. r. Paynter. s
Gull on Corp. philadelphia,
lpa.. owner: service station &c
l2324 Columbia pike: cost, 500
May Prop. me. Arlington,
loWner dwelling ct 3lDf North
Nelson street; cost, e37, ,000i
Iarchitect, q. n. May.
Dittmar CO. and Florance
Realty Co. 1885 North Dittniar
road, owner: dwelling at 3S23
North Arlington street: cost.
SIS 900.
George WI Cummings. 3a01
South Seventh street. owner:
dwelling ct 706 South Oakland
street: cost. $iT.5O0: architect.
William r. Tapp.
Hooper Prop, Inc, 81 Shady
lane. Falls Church, owner.
dwelling ct 4l12 North Rich-
Irhond street: cost, 1000; ar
Ichitect, I. Glenn.
Poplar Wood Development
Corp, Ga Twelfth street NV.
l0WneK. eight eenfidetacI1ed
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Before CouIkinc

Before applying caulking COM
pounds, make sure that the
cracks are clean and free from
dust and dirt.
Evening star., 1955-10-01

Jasf nsisafes to Alsxasdyi0 rs nsinafss
To Pssfagos and rs nisnfes u downfoDs
Washington. Historic Hollis Hall ViIiaSs
u an esfGbIished community 81 attracfips
homes located befween Alexandria and
MoaSf VeraoH and expressing the alfimase
In he's Unines =. Holm Hall wGs Dorf
81 hs original George Washinefon and
Gsorge Mason Estates .. HOLLIN'
HALL VILLAGE homes are one offheI
mosf outstanding values in the Mefrot0li-i
fan area 81. DRIVE ,DOWN THIS
WEEK ENDl
Evening star., 1955-10-01

wood when using contact cement,
Is possibility that can be avoided
by rolling down the newly
bonded top with IN ordinary
rolling pin.
Evening star., 1955-10-01
25-Yeay LoGnsFHA Military
Financing SI,4Io Do,Cn
FHA Financing IS Year Loans
S3,4O9

These homes are situated on
loroe plonned lots. featuring
three bedroons and all ceromic
tile bath large living room
hos picturesque brick firepIoce
ond seporote dining oreo
equipped kitchen with 36" eos
ronee, o-cu.-ft. refrigerator, oil
inetol modern cobinets and con-
fortoble breokfost space full
DAYLl lGHT BASEMENT With
HALF BATH, ASPHALT TILE
FLOOR for recreation oreo,
Open sasurdoy end sundsy
Neon ell DovkDaiIy Z 10 DcYk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-26
Second Semester
About to Begin

Classes for adult education
will commence for the second
semester at Northwestern Sem
Tor High School. Hyattsville,
Maryland, in January. A fee
of 50 is required for each en-
rollee per semester. Glasses
must have Is or more students.
Each student must be is years
of age or over and not attend
ing below a college level Reg
istration will take place on
the following days: Sewing
TUESDAY and Thursday from
z to 9 p.m.), Tuesday, January
8; Wood Shop TUESDAY and
Thursday from 7 to 8 PM.
Tuesday. January 8: Metal
Shop TUESDAY and Thursday
from Z to 9 p.m.) Tuesday,
January 3: Beginners Short
hand monday and Wednes-
day from to 9 PM Wednes-
day, January 4; Sewing (Mon-
day and Wednesday from 7::30
to $3.50 p.m0. Wednesday,
January 4; Typewriting (Tues-
day and Thursday from 1880
to $500 Tuesday, January 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-26
'HobbledY Horse
Where Are You?
Mrs. F. v. Rockville

Could anyone help me find
q record? It was a colored
plastic record about a horse.
purchased it about 8 years
ago in a f1ve-and-ten-cent
store with a long namel. Ours
broke some time ago and !
have been unable to find an
other copy for my little girl
who loved it better than any
of her records and would like
to have it again. We can re-
member only parts of the song.
such as: "Hobbledy Horse.
Hobbledy Horse, what's the
matter with you?" There is
the sound of the horses hooves
woven into the music. 1t tells
the story of a rocking horse
who becomes handsome
things wrong with your shoe"
He is taken to the blacksmith
shop; then, I believe. there is
the sound of the hammer
changing on the anvil as the
shoe is put on. / do hope
some reader can help me.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-26
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

under the house. is the room
cold? Guess it would also de-
pend upon the location of the
furnace. From a friends re-
port, a house with a centrally
located furnace gives best re-
suits, i.e., each room is equally
warm. Any replies from split
level home jewellers would be
appreciated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-26

this column about co-opera-
tive nurseries. Now ! am very
interested In obtaining in
formation pertaining to these
subjects in my area. I have
made some telephone calls and
have watched the column. but
! never see anything remotely
connected with Prince Georges
County recreation facilities or
nurseries. My husband and ]
are both interested in attend
ing some of the wonderful
classes, if there are any similar
to the creative or educational
ones offered in surrounding
areas. Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-26
Courses in Her County?
A. c.. HydttsUilIe

If there are any readers in
Prince Georges County, or
around Bladensburg, who can
answer my query. I will be
most grateful. I have noticed
many times in r. C. H. the
Arlington and Montgomery
County recreation and educa-
tional programs for adults.
They are wonderful and in
clude everything COR so it
seems to mel that any person
could possibly be interested in.
Also. they supply notices to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-26
Are Split-Level
Homes Chilly?

@V1 o. w III 11yULEoUttGC
I would like to make an
inquiry. We are considering
buying a split-level house and
wonder if that portion of the
house without the basement is
warm. Most of the split-levels
have only a partial basement
and generally the living room
is on the ground level. Even
though the heat forced hot
air. enters the room from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-26
To Amuse Aili1ag Child
B. Y. D., Washington

49, - A~.b " LotStftSCOt
I wonder if some of the
readers could send in a repeat
OF the recipe for making moth
balls bounce up and down in
water? I want it to amuse a
sick child. Sorry I did not
save it. Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-26

NATIONALLY ADVERTISED CIRDLES, BRAS
Grdes, regularly $685. 1888 $780, SI68
Evening star., 1955-05-29

Mount St. Agnes College in
Baltimore.
Mr.. WEIGH was graduated
from Augusta Military Acad-
emy at Fort Defiance, Va, and
from George Washington Uni
versity. He is now a student ~
Georgetown University Law
School.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
Floridu?

Mrs. J. w. L., Falls Church
I have been reading with in
terest the comments on Florida.
We are moving to Miami-ar-
irving there the lastof August.
We are sending one trunk
ahead of our furniture. Will !
need to include any blankets
with the bedding? My main
concern. though, is with chill
dren's clothing. Will they use
flannel shirts, pajamaS, or wool
Evening star., 1955-05-29
Miss Korth
To- Be Wed
Mr.. Cole

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Korth
Of Azleway Ranch, Fort Worth,
Tex, announce the approach
ing marriage Of their daugh-
ter Nina Maria to Mr.. Thom-
as Gary Cole. jr., son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Cole Of Poolville,
Tex. formerly Of Fort Worth.
The ceremony will take place
June 20 in st. Andrews Epis-
copal Church.
Miss Korth attended Mount
Vernon Seminary during the
time her father was Assistant
Secretary of the Army and
also attended Southern Meth
odist University. She made
her debut last November at
the Assembly and was honored
at the Steeplechase. The bride
elect was also a princess in
the Cherry Blossom Festival
last year.
Mr.. Cole is attending South
ern Methodist University.
where he is majoring in busi-
ness administration.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
Citrus Buos

Mrs. J. II. M, Melbourne, Fla.
For the lady who asked
about a use for citrus bags. in
my children's room there is a
workbench with a surface for
writing, coloring or modelling.
At the rear of the surface is
a groove for storing states.
tracing equipment. etc. A
piece Of plywood across the
braces on the bottom holds a
brass stand for children's
books. A wide drawer holds
coloring books, crayonS, PEN
cils. blunt scissors, paper dolls
and instruction sheets for toys.
On each side I hung cup
hooks to hold net citrus bags,
in which the children keep
beads, balls, blocks. a bowling
game. a toss game, sea shells,
sewing cards, and all the other
toys which have been sepa-
rated from their original con-
tainers.
Every Saturday we return
the toys to their places. BY
next Friday night they are on
the floor, under the bed or on
the sofa, but at least once q
week things are in order.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Traditional White
Favored by Brides

gown of the bride. The lengths
these dresses go to to achieve
story book charm are almost
the same as the brides, either
in floor or ballerina length.
With the wedding date set,
it isn't only the bride who's up
in the air about what to wear
on that important day for that
important march down the
aisle.
To help out bridegrooms,
parents and guests, the stores
provide very fine little guides.
These chart what should be
worn by all for various types
of weddings that can range
from the very formal cathedral
type to the informal one. The
guide will tell you. for ex-
ample, that there's no substi-
tute for correct formal attire
by the groom for a summer
daytime wedding cutaway
or stroller coat worn with
gray striped trousers.
If it's an evening and a mod
erately formal wedding the
groom ought to wear a white
shawl collared dinner jacket.
black or midnight evening
trousers, a black square end
bowtie (not white) and black
accessories.
When in doubt ask the
Bridal Consultant-it'll make
for a prettier wedding for all
concerned.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
Summer Glasses

The YWCA has announced
summer school starting June !,
offering a schedule of IS rec
reational and hobby classes
open to men and women, and
meeting once a week in both
day and evening sessions.
Featured are such classes as
public speaking. voice diction.
bridge. short story and article
writing. Arts include land
scape. still life, oils or water
color, jewelry. tole tray paint
ting and textile painting.
Other classes include in
veStments in stocks and bonds.
how to make slipcovers or
your own clothes. and cool
cookery Caught in an air
conditioned kitchen), vocab-
Evening star., 1955-05-29
BEAUTY NOTEBOOK
Weddinq
Makeup Is
Important

Don't believe what some
people tell you about under
playing your makeup on your
wedding day. Too many brides
are drained Of color by the
excitement of the event any
way, and the right makeup.
correctly applied. can help
produce q much more glowing
bride.
Bridesmaids, too. can fol-
low the same directions and
insure the delicate. lovely look
that truly compliments q
beautiful wedding scene.
Color cues for both include
a warning against makeup
shadows If the church Is to
be dimly lighted.
Make sure that you wear q
foundation makeup that re-
fleets a maximum of light.
That would be a color lighter
and brighter than your own
skin. Be sure there is no blue
undertone in your cheek rouge
either so that you won't have
any unwanted shadows.
After all your makeup is on,
Max Factor the beauty expert
advises, sponge your face with
an astringent. Pat the skin
with an astringent-dipped
Evening star., 1955-05-29
BY ELEM

Your wedding day is no day
to "knock their eyes out" with
a wedding gown that is more
sensational for all to see than
it is beautiful.
There is a decided preference
right now on the part of sum-
mer brides to select wedding
dresses in a floor or ballerina
length that possess a tradi-
tional wedding simplicity and
beauty Of line.
Some brides are favoring a
blush pink or pale horizon blue
for their gowns but white as
always is the favorite choice.
Summer fabrics that click are
nylon tulles, airy cotton laces,
chantilly and chantilly-type
faces combined with other fab
RIGS, organdies with charming
embroideries on them, and a
new Dupioni silk that is silk
and acetate blend. Designers
like working with this fabric
for summer wedding dresses
because it molds easily, appears
to float, and yet is still crisp
enough to work with.
The greatest contrast on the
wedding scene for summer
comes via bridesmaids. Their
gowns are in brilliant tur-
quoises. deep rose, bright ca
nary yellow. With these colorS
sometimes done in chiffon,
they provide a striking con-
trast that sets off the white
Evening star., 1955-05-29
WHY GROW OLD?
Exercise Will Help You
Reduce in Proportion

becoming to her in the face.
bust or neck but the extra
inches on her hips or waist
line, certainly detract from
her appearance. She realizes
she needs to lose pounds gen.
orally and the bust Is, one OF
the first places to show a loss
Of weight.
Here are a few things you
can do which will help you
solve this problem:
/. Lose slowly.
2. Be certain that you eat a
well balanced diet. Body tone
depends to some extent on fine
nutrition.
8. Take exercises while re-
ducing. Select special exer-
cises for speeding the loss in
inches where you need to lose.
For instance. If your waist
line is your out-of-proportion
measurement concentrate on
waist reducing exercises. If
your hip measurement is too
large take my hips slimming
exercises. and so forth.
This really can make a big
difference. 1t is also wise to
take bust development exer-
cises If your bust is inclined to
be small.
Slow reduction, plus careful
and faithful fabrication Is the
best answer to wrinkle forma-
ton. Keep the skin well lubri-
Gated and pliable and give it
time to shrink and you will
have solved this problem to a
great extent.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
SERVICE NOTES

The Army Quartermaser General. Maj. Gen. Kester l..
Hastings and Mrs Hastings will be the ranking guests at the
of the Quarermaster Corps Friday at the
Army Navy Country Club
At their table will be of officers and their wives who
leaving shortly for assignments.
1t. Col and Mrs Rueben Morgan have charge OF the
Assisting will be COL and Mrs John Gohorn, 1t Col
Felix Gerace 1t Col. Seekins
Mrs Harold N Post Capt and Mrs William Mcleod and Mrs
Eugene Houghton.
The officers Club Andrews Air Force Base Friday will
the of the dinner dance of the Dental
and their wives.
The Base Dental Surgeon. 1t. Col Ewalt
Osborn will act hosts for the dinner
fellow officers opportunity
and to say farewell to those who leaving-E M.
Evening star., 1955-05-29
Wont Information?
ulary, foreign languages and

ulary, foreign languages and
others.
Bridge classes will be taught
by Fred L. Karpin, national
bridge expert and author OF
the Point Count System"
A few of the classes may be
taken in either June or July
or both months. A catalogue
or reservations are available
at the YWCA at 17th and K
streets NV. or call Metro
politan 8-2100, Ext. 20.
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Blitz Kuchen
Mrs. M. r. B., Washington
For Mrs. j. r., Washington.
here is the recipe for Blitz
Kuchen: Four tablespoons
butter, 10 tablespoons sugar.
2 eggs. beaten, l1s cups sifted
-four, ~ teaspoons baking
powder, "a teaspoon salt. "a
cup milk, l teaspoon vanilla.
u teaspoon cinnamon. "a cup
chopped walnuts. 4 tablespoons
sugar.
Cream the butter and the 10
tablespoons sugar. Add the
eggs and mix thoroughly. Sift
flour, salt, baking powder and
add alternately with the milk
to the first mixture. Add
vanilla. Pour into a we'll
creased pan. Sprinkle top Of
cake with 4 tablespoons sugar.
cinnamon and walnuts. Bake at
$50 degrees for 80 minutes.