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eyes, yes, this is certainty
but it will take long time; those
things always take a long, long
time"
DR.. Goldman resembles a lion,
and you think whatever he says
must be so.
'Why are you going to Russian"
"To try and persuade the gov
ernment to grant the Jews more
cultural freedoms"
"You would not make this at
tempt if you did not think you
had some chance at a measure of
SUGGESTS that not right?"
He shrugs, ''These things take
a long time"
How long these things" take
was revealed by Moshe Kol in his
report of Youth Aliyah
Youth Aliyah is now bringing
in Polish war orphans who have
been in orphanages in Poland
since the close of the war :.
Kol revealed that it was the Jew
ish Communists who had prevent
ed their transfer to Israel !.
Now that these people are no
longer in power and that anti
Semitism is becoming more prev
alent in Poland the non-Jewish
Communists are permitting the
children to leave -.
These things" are hard to for
get-even in beautiful Mexico
and we have found that the Jews
in Mexico also feel strong kim
ship for their Jewish brethren
but more about this in a later
column.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-10-26

sights Of Tasco, San Jose de
Purua and Mexico City ease for
just a moment, and then the
worry returns :.
The Hadassah convention is not
easily forgotten The whole
drama of Israel and its relations
with our country was played out
with the apparent tensions :.
DR.. Elmer Hess, former presi-
dent of the American Medical AS
sociation triggered it off when he
pompously roared at a plenary
session of 1900 people 'that Won
derful man in the White House
wants peace" -.
That was a hard dose to admin
lister to a group which has hoped
and prayed so earnestly for a
chance for their people to live in
peace -.
The implication implied by DR..
Hess was answered by DR.. Kali
man Mann, Director General Of
Hadassah Medical Organization in
Israel -.
Like the other Israelis who at
tended the convention, Mrs. Ger
shon Agron, first lady of Jeru-
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-10-26
n BY Ethel Teddy" Moscovi4z

MEXICO CITY - With the Anglo
papers here shouting headlines, it is diff
ficult to forget Jewish problems :.
From this sort of thing there, is no vaca-
tion-if one would want to take it. Be-
sides the immediate past president of
Hadassah Rebecca Shulman, is here and
a few of the officers of the new adminis-
tration, and these ladies who have work.
ed SO untiringly during four-day con-
vention in Houston, Texas, look very
much in need of rest :. +. However, the
news from the Middle East continues to
cause worry lines that the beautiful
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-10-26

Mrs Robert Wagner wife Of New York C mingy
made by youngsters Of the Bessie COtfeld Chdrens Village
WOmen Organization Of America Mrs Reuben Cf national
ing Marach wome membership campaign in CEae Mansion Sci
residence the Mrs. Wagner who visited the Chldren Village
while Israeli hostess $50 chapter leaders planning
membership enrolment campaign metropolitan pivotal
drive
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HELP-WoMEN

MARKET RESEARCH SUPERVISOR,
age % to As, to wire train and
supervise small group for telephone
and personal call interviews IN
education desirable, willingness to
travel q necessity. experience de-
sirable but not essential II inter-
ested. write, air mail special de-
livery, giving qualifications &c
DWIGHT Spencer. MARKET RE-
SEARCH CORP. OF AMERICA, 42t
North michigan ave-, Chicago IL
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SECRETARY

We have an opening for an experi-
enced secretary under IS IN one Of
Washington's largest real estate Of
fices Opportunity for advancement.
Reply giving your qualifications.
present salary and salary expected.
nav AAA-I 0far
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SECRETARY

Position open for secretary 10 ex-
national finance arm. Typing and
some shorthand essential. 35-hr. vk
Salary commensurate with ability
and experience Liberal company
BENEFITS which include nension plan
Excel. working end In ali -eond.
once. Apply IN person 410 Rims
BLDG. 18th and N sts. NV.
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SOCIAL SECY

0ON462A 0GN i.
EMBASSY; exp; 5 days, IS hrs; nc
S.H. Good typist. Start $3.50.
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1888 Eye NV
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL. CASUALTY
HOSPITAL DRUG STORE, 200 Sth
st. ne.
STENOGRAPHER; 5-day, 37Is-hour
week, no Saturday; general ONCE
routine: start. $50 weekly. MGM
PICTURES. 1909 New Jersey ave.
NV.
sTENOGRAPHER, young woman,
2O-35 yrs. Of age: permanent posi-
: ton. with trade association; 5-day
week. Q to 5; employee benefits;
downtown Unconditional once;
salary, S3.600-S3. 800 per annum.
State experience, age, references.
Box 404-J. Star.
STENOGRAPHER- CLERK - Branch
office Of national firm has position
for stenographer-clerk; 5-6ay wk.,
paid vacation, pleasant working
conditions. Call RA. 3-5412 for
appt. after 9;3O Monday.
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SECRETARY

In washinaton once Of nationally
known arm. Experience necessary in
electric typewriter and teletype.
ditioned building S325 month.
For interview, Ma. s-362s.
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SAL.ESGIRI,S

SALESGIRLS
VIII train. Openings at IO15 Con-
necticut ave. NV. 1851 Georgia ave
Silver Spring. 313g M st. NV.
SALESGIRL
For art supply store: exper. in SELL
ing. knowledge of art and art ma
terlals: Pleasant WORKING eondi-
lions. Salary open. Call IA. 2-SS17,
SAIESLADY to sell Guardian Serv-
ice. Phone DU. 7-S070.
SALESLADIES
COATS. SUITS, DRESSES
For our Silver Spring store. Apply in
Silver Spring. For our Seven Cor
ners. Va. store. opening soon, apply
JOSEPH r. HARRIS co.
SALESLADIES, for ladies' ready-to-
wear; only Experienced need apply,
Box 110-J. Star.
SALEsLADIES. experienced, ready
to-wear, for suburban Md. speciality
shop; excellent salary and oppor-
tunity to qualified persons. Call
MR.. ADKISON, WA. 7-14S3.
SALELADIES. experienced, millinery
opultsWCdI, dCCcSSOIlcSI O-udy Wk,
RINK BROS. INC, HOS Conn.
ave. NV.
SALESWOMAN, full or part time.
direct to consumer experience de-
sired. No competition in field. Make
$50 per sale. II you need $4,000
per year, see us; II not. don't apply.
Crew manager positions open
Draw against sales Apply sales
manager. r. H. BEST. INC, 1545
Rockville pike. Rockville, Md
SALESWOMAN thoroughly expert
enced for coats. suits and dresses
Excellent salary. plus commission
and bonus on earnings. ROCHEL' g.
1910 F st. NV.
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SECRETARY

IntsfsstinS ,, and challenging .; oH;
embassy for secretary with Initiative
and considerable experience in COM
plete once operations. Prefer Amer
iean-born. q. s. A. citizen. Salary
open. Letter replies to A. W. SHAW
I619 Cafritz Building. Washington 8.
p. C.. will be held in strict conf
dence. 81
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HELP-WoMEN
DIETITIAN: attractive position

attractive position for
assistant dietitian. in company
cafeteria: MONDAY meal only: ex-
stan: air conditioned: convenient
NV. location. In reply, please give
education experience. age and
salry desired. Box 201-J. Star.
DRESS SALESWOMAN, full or part
time. exp. not over AS yrs. Of age.
Busy dress shop. empl. benefits. sal
plus comm: apply Mon. IL am.
FRENCH POODLE, 1923 Conn.
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TYPIST. expert, to type reports fol
multilithing. capable Of some editing
medical association; 5-day VIZ: sal
experience. Box 3S-J, Star.
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SECRETARY

To manager Of life Insurance.
company; reasonable young
woman: good tipping and
shorthand essential. 3 10 8.
5.day week Aforementioned
start. see Mr.. o,DONNELL,
307 Ring Bldg, NE. S-4300.
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Credit and COLLECTION
WOMEN

CrculC dIlu OOlkCClOII
WOMEN
Must be exper. We pay top SAL
aries for 5 days q wk. Permanent
position with many company bene-
fits. Ask for Mr.. Keller. 734 TIN
st. NV.
DENTAL ASSISTANT, white; expert
s ndss; pre-, pre- siIysT r sp w e Ses
DENTAL ASSISTANT, age 25 to 40:
pleasant working conditions; sat
ability. Falls Church vicinity. JE.
4-1994.
DENTAL ASSISTANT, white, exper.
preferred Upper Conn. ave. loo.
DENTAL ASST. lab. and X-ray
techs, medical secys. to asst. ply;
salaries. PROFESSIONAL eLACE-
MENT, 1885 Eye st. NV. LIST floor.
DENTAL ASST. TRAINEE. Va, -S55
Doctors Secy., Alex, Va. 1855
DR. s Asst. Trainee, Mt. Rainier.
Nurse, dr's ofc., NV. S275
PROF S"T PFRs On e. Me- 5000
DENTAL HYGIENIST, l day a week I:
modern air-conditioned once. Up
per 18th st. HO. 2-S674.
DENTAL RECEPTIONIST and as
sistant experience not essential:
Lansley-McLean, Va, area. ia.
5-2344.
DEPARTMENT MANAGER, infants
and girls wear; must be expert
enced excellent starting salary and
opportunity. MORTON'S. 427 18th
st. NV.
DESK CLERK
White. rs to so; desk experience
Apply WAVERLY TAYLOR. INC,
CARLTON HOUSE, $500 Wisconsin
ave. NV. l to pm.
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HELP-WoAAEN
STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHER

- = aA@N ~ = NAA4 44414G
High school graduate: shorthand.
w.p.m.: 40-hr. work wk. with pleas
ant working cond. in new air
cond. ONCE, In Downtown Wash. /;
good salary and excel. opportunity
fol. advancement: paid vacation.
sick leave and airline privileges.
Call NE. $4,000. Ext. 226. for appt.
STENO.-Salary 1888 per mo-. AZ
hours. 3 day week. old established
nrm. State age. race, refs. address
and phone number. Box 226-J. Star.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR. for an
apt, bldg, exper.: IS to 4 pm.
Apply res. mgr. $40 21st st. NV.
TEACHER, kindergarten nursery
small private school. Call for appt.,
MRS. HOLTON. HA. 2=3S44.
TEACHERS-Nursery also Sd grade
state Qualifications and salary ex-
pected P.O. 1926.
TEACHERS. white-If you are 9
qualified teacher or a very recent
to teach, see us Monday. We can
very definitely aid you. S340-S $3.50
mo-. ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY,
1341 G st. NV, RE. 7-393S.
TEACHERS (white)-Many vacan-
cies listed: S3.400-$9, 100. BALTIC
TCHRS. AGENCY. SIC N. Charles
st. Baltic. Nd Mulberry 5-6S50)
TELEPHONE RECEPTIONIST; mini
mum typing: 5-day, 40-hr. week
vacation, sick leave and hospital
benefits. Call personnel, OIL. 4-1676
or OIL. 2-4722.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORs-New or.
ganization needs solicitors to work
hrs. per evening. Qualifications
D. c.. resident. unlimited phone and
pleasing phone voice. Send name
and phone to Box 306-H. Star. Ad-
vertiser will contact applicants BY
phone.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, easy
money from your own home phone
Call AID. 2-7900.
TELETYPE OPERATOR, experi-
enced. for airline association once:
white: hours. noon to s pm Mon
day through Friday. Call PERSON
MEL DIRECTOR, RE. T-746S for
appointment.
TELLER TRAINEE Foreign Exch.
change), some exp. and knowl
language. Start $1,000
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1888 Eye NV
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TITLE CLERK-Experienced younp
lady for tag and title work: gooa
working conditions and employG
benefits. See Mr.. Heller. NORTH.
EAST MOTOR CO., 920 Bladens.
burg I'd. ne.
TYPIST for homework addressing
envelcpes and cards; must have own
typewriter and drive own car fol
pickup and delivery of work. State
tipping speed, phone number anc
race when replying. Box 224-J
TYPIST in real estate once; prefer
one with poise and ability; answer.
ing phone. assisting in general
ONCE work; resident OF Falls Church
area: ambitious person will have
opportunity to learn business anc
lot advancement. Write fully. Boz
rYPIST needed for permanent posi-.
tion In pleasant SURROUNDINGS: 37Ia-
hour week, 3-week paid vacation;
is to 80 preferred. AppiS WASH.
INGTON CATHEDRAL FicE
Woodley I'd. at 36th st. NV.
TYPTST. with some knowledge o.
shorthand. Central asency' SINGER
SEWING MACHINE CO.. S045
18th ST.. sil. Spg.. Nd. Apply II
person only.
TYPISTS and file clerks. white, ex.
per-; also exper. white operator.
FOR addressograph. duplicating
keypunch.. sortograph and graphic.
type machines. These are tempo.
rary positions. 4 to o mos: ag,
to so: 5-day wk.: salaries to $500
HELA4SGoE6RTY EMPLOYMENT SERv.
ICE; 91S Ellsworth dr., Silver
rYPIsT-REcEPTIoNIsT, consultin,
engineers RE. 7-15s0. Liberia
salary, Prefer knowledge Of short
MRS MRS I'll THo Mp osseS'arS' ASK 10
OFFICE WORK
Err; permanent: employee benefits
alr-condftioned: under AS yrs. GAL.
TYPIST. STATISTICAL; work a
home; must be expert: piece work
send sample OF work. Box 223-J
Star.
TYPISTS-CLERKs: $50 wk. up; abi
meet public: assoc. offices. law, rea
at PERSONNEL. 1aii q NV. INA
S-60SS): visit now.
IDA experience preferred
ton with excellent opDortunity 70
advancement: new air conditione,
ONCE on Wis. ave, mr. McLeal
Gardens: salary open. Call Mr.
A. Mackiewicz, Monday between
am. and 3 pm. for interview
appointment.
TYPISTS for classified advertisini
department. Apply now for per
manent positions beginning soon
Young women rs to rs years of age
who are high school graduates
ner and can spell well. REASONABLE
typing speed is required. Appl,
Personnel. Room 602. weekday
$40 am. to 3 pm; SATURDAYS .
am. to 10 noon. No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR, I1O1 Pa
ave. NV.
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Il 466 N4A11txA
Young. experience unnecessary. Nc
typing required. See Mrs. Cassidy
HARTFORD ACCIDENT AND IN
DEMNITY CO.. 1000 Vermont ave
NV
FOOD CHECKER - Experience as
food checker or restaurant cashier
preferred. Good salary and meals
Apply personnel ONCE. HOTEL
STATLER. 18th and K SITS NV
FOOD SUPERVISOR. white. age. 30
40; exper. or training preferred;
ability 10 work comparatively with
sizeable. group Of employees; private
hospital; available Immediately
Apply Chief Dietitian. DOCTOR S
HOSPITAL. 1915 Eye. st. NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, white, for down
town drugstore. New equip. Nc
evenings or Sun. work; reference;
S42.50 per wk. Apply BABBITT's
DRUG STORE. l106 p st. NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored, At least
. mos. local exper PENN DRUG.
18th and e SITS. NV
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READ THIS AID

II you can use S30-S50 weekly,
have only a few hours early, eye
people. here is the perfect oppor-
tunity for you: car necessary: no
delivering, collecting or investment.
REALLY A DREAM COME TRUE.
Call Bill Webb, ia. $1,000.
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INSURANCE CLERK

High school grad. with FIRE policy
rating experience preferred: no typ
ing required, interesting work with
excellent opportunity for advance
ment; 5-dsy week, 8 TO 400; S55
minimum starting salary. We pay
more for experience.
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between y am. and pm.
WAITRESS. white, must be reliable
top wages: pleasant surroundtngs;
outside garden trade. HENDERSON
GARDEN RESTAURANT. across
from B&o Railroad Station.
MATTRESSES. full or part time:
good salary. pleasant working con-
ditions Apply in person; GATL-
WAY DINER-pRIVE-I RESTAU-
RANT. 1905 Fort Myer dr., Arl..
WAITRESS, white; must be neat.
exp, BILL A. HARRYS RESTAU-
RANT. 1887 Conn. ave. NV.
MATTRESSES. attractive. expert
enced. over 81; nightwork: short
hours. AP 7-9s00. DIXIE PIG.
$500 Biadensburg I'd.
WAITRESS, white over 81. expert
enced. dayvork, Sunday of PO-
TOMAC RESTAURANT, 1899 N 81.
NV
WAITRESS. white. 2I.sO. girl
Friday" counter sales, typing,
mEr. ne. area, \ a.m.-5 pm. on
sun, $50 VIZ. Write fully BOX 307.
J, Star.
WAITRESS. white: nightvork. PO-
ToMAc GRILL, si7 nth ~. se..
Ii. 7-i2Os.
WAITRESS, white. mature. exDeri-
eneed for. sen-reftaurant
salary, $50. 3 DAYS tips, S5O-SSO;
prefer AT. or Alex. resident. Gail
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SECRETARIES

Permanent positions with cleo
tronie manufacturing arm. accurate
typins ana shofthana required 3.
Monday through Friday. 0 70 {.
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FUR SALESLADY

FUR SALESLADY
Experienced fur saleslady. Good sal
airy. steady position. Excellent OPP
portunity for proper party Mr.. Peltz.
BRESLAU 6l4 18th st. NV
GIRL SCOUT LEADERS, here is an
opportunity to use your Girl Scout
knowledge In your occupation We
need a young woman to handle
our. Girl Scout counter duties viii
include selling and ordering. j
dav. 40 hour week. goo discount
on purchases. Free retirement pro-
gram. vacation with pay Many
other worthwhile benefits WOOD
WARD & LOTHROP. personnel
office. 18th and F SITS. NV.
HOSPITAL OFFICE CLERK, age IS
so, interesting position: some
tipping. cashiering and handling
admittances. Salary SI75 plus
meals No reg. fee MANAGEMENT
CONSULTANTS INC. Suite 1901
Wash. Bldg. l435 g st. NV.
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ReSeruatinnc Nlerl
RESIDENT MANAGERS

IIJO1DG1V I 1N1IA1NAOGIEO
Two positions available; one with
limited duties for a group Of small
apt. bldgs in Silver Spring. and one
for q lge. garden-type apt. in Sc.
D. C.. requiring more exper and
having greater responsibility and
compensation. Please write. giving
details as to experience and back
ground and when YOU will be avail
able
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT CO.
1920 K st. NV.
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TYPIST
TYPIST-DICTAPHONE
OPERATOR

White. for publishing once.
Must be neat, fast. accurate,
dependable: 5-day week: sal
airy commensurate with abil-
ity. Phone NE. S-3631 for
interview.
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TYPISTS
TYPIST
TYPIST

Advertising research dept. OF ma
tlonal news magazine seeks good
typist who also likes fgure work.
dement's. Call FE. 3-74OO. Ext. 20i.
between 3 am. and > pm.
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DRUG CLERK
FILE CLERK

Excellent salary, good hours. wES-
LEY HEIGHTS PHARM. 1901 45th
~ ~ NJ
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now 70 cHRfsTMAsl
SHOW new personalized Christmas
cards. Is for 81 Make SOS on IS
boxes. NAME-IN-SILVER cards. 81
assortments, photo personals gifts.
Biz sample book FREE, assortments
nessl SOUTHERN, AIS n. Holly
wood. Dept 324, Memphis. Tenn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19

VIII train. Openings at 1918 Con-
Silver Spring. 313g M st. NV.
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MEMS CLARKE

SlS J's.uS mar d. Siiv'I sDrins
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HELP-WoMEN

RECEPTIONIsT general once work,
knowledge Of PIX board preferred,
b-day week. excel. working condi-
tons. permanent position, GHNEI-
DER FURNITURE. 300 9TH st. NV.
RECEPTIONIST ASSISTANT, for
doctors ONCE; some nursing or
laboratory training desirable. Re-
ply Box 3S0-J. Star.
RECEPHIONIST- STENO., age 1926,
for outstanding professional or
ganization. some college preferred.
Social grace. dress and person.
atty important. Rapid advance
ment. B days. Start $40. No reg.
fee MANAGEMENT CONSULT
ANTS, INC, Suite 1901. Wash.
Bldg. 1895 G st. NV.
RECEPTIONIST TYPIST, reliable.
to work in surgeons ONCE. Phone
Ma; S-71S4 for Interview. 5000 mo.
with opportunity for advancement
INSTRUMENTATION age 90 to
35. neat and attractive telephone
personality, tipping experience, good
handwriting i've need q Girl FRI
dayi; excellent salary: new modern
ONCE Apply Monday, 10 am to
5 pm 6S15 N. oath ST.. Arling-
ton. Va East Falls Church areal
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PART TIME or full time tele. worl
in air-cond. ONCE. Sal. plus bonus
White. AID. 2-7900.
OPENING FOR CLERK. in genera
office work. in local office Of lare,
insurance company, paid vacation
after 6 months: group insurance
and pension plan available: perm.
anent position: some tipping re-
CURED, speed not necessary. SCI
Mr.. PULLEN. before IL m. so:
Cameron St.. End Floor. Alexandria
virginia
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1956-01-21

Continued from page p thinner air than apanes
plane that went down Chgn fly in since neither made the
That rmor conocted Of trip did think about
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making it.


According to Charles Gillian,
veteran Alaskan sourdough, an
cupboard motor is just the thing
for mixing a Tom and Jerry or
eggnog drink for large group of
people. This fact was proven by
group of celebrating whalers one
New Years Eve Two ships failed
to clear an Alaskan harbor before
the winter ice trapped them. The
crews discovered that their pooled
supplies contained kegs of rum,
cans of powdered eggs, and bags of
sugar. How to mix them proved a
sticker until an ingenious carpen-
ter rugged a sturdy two-by-six
across the top of a hogshead and
attached an cupboard. A frothy
eggnog was ready for serving five
minutes later, and the New Years
celebration in Alaska was a sue
cess.
Arizona sun., 1956-03-29
This Week S
Recipes

The Hot Cross Bun is one of
the traditional foods for Holy
week. Ann Pillsbury offers this
tempting bun made with her hot
roll mix.
Arizona sun., 1956-03-29

eleeve Program, and ner religious
singers have signed an exclusive
recording contract with Dootone
Label.
The II voice vocal groups re-
corded II best known Negro
spirituals. Dootsi Williams, Doo-
tones president, supervised.
Miss Randolph's rendition OF
"Were You There" on the Gil
dersleeve Show last Easter re-
suited in more than 5000 letters
to ABC requesting the record.
On March 29, the song will be
repeated via coast to coast net
work by Miss Randolph backed
by her Chorus.
The noted actresses tieup with
Dootone marks the first time
she has recorded in her eventful
career. Dootone also plans to
issue a children'S catalogue and
will make use of Miss Randolph
as a narrator of nursery rhymes
and stories.
The Randolph Singers were
carefully selected. Several OF
them formerly sang with the
internationally known Wings
Over Jordan and Hall Johnson
ChoruSeS.
ThurSton Frazier, Voices OF
Victory Baptist Church's TV
choir director, handles direction.
Miss Randolph is executive pro-
ducer and featured SoloiSt.
An original member OF the
Gildersleeve cast, Miss Randolph
is also the original Madam
Queen" of the Amos and Andy
Show She comes from a deeply
religious family. Her father was
the late Rev. J. w. Randolph
of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in Pittsburgh, Pa
Arizona sun., 1956-03-29

No more tender spots for young
writing aspirants who may some
times burn the midnight oil in the
great quest for knowledge. New at
school conventions and business
shows throughout the country is a
new pencil shape. It's designed to.
give the user more comfort and
eliminates middle finger soreness
sometimes caused by the edges Of
ordinary pencils. For those who do
extensive or continued writing this
finger-fitting shape called Try-Rex
is great convenience. It assures
perfect control Of the pencil by
school children or Office workers.
Arizona sun., 1956-03-29
SPRING GARDEN ACTIVITY
CAN Be Seen MORE EACH DAY

Shovels, rakeS and hoes are
the tools of the day. Gardeners
are busy putting yards and
flower beds in shape for spring
planting.
Now is the time to plant an
nuals, such as zinniaS, marigoldS,
etc. There is hardly a garden
role for which zinniaS cannot
be used. A beautiful garden can
be planted with zinniaS alone.
Planting zinniaS offers no diff
ficultieS. Seed can be sown in
the garden to germ1nate in a
few days and flower in a few
weeks. Somewhat earlier flowers
can be obtained by starting seeds
in the house, or a cold frame, to
be tranSplanted in the garden
when the danger of freezing is
over.
In zinnia borders, avoid seed
of mixed cOlorS, and do your own
color composing with groups or
masses, each of a single color,
attractively placed in harmoni-
Gus contrasts with each other.
For background, use giant
ZinniaS, 8 to feet tall. In this
size you may select from two
different forms, the dahlia flow
cred and the cactus. The first
have flat petals formally white,
cream, yellow, red, rose, pink,
lavendar tones or purple flowers
in various tones. In a pleasing
contrast to these, cactus flow
cred zinniaS have charmingly
irregular curled petals, and grow
even larger. There are white,
scarlet, pink, and yellow vari-
eties with flowers five inches
across.