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select meaty ribs. Sprinkle with
salt. pepper and flour.
Place in q rooster and cover
with 2 medium onions. sliced.
Combine 2 tbsp. each vinegar and
Worcestershire sauce. tbsp. salt.
tsp. chilli powder. tsp. paprika, "a
c. tomato catsup, Y tsp. each
black pepper and red pepper and
2. c. water.
Pour the sauce over the meat.
Cover and bake at $50 +. for .
hrs. Basic occasionally, turning
the meat once or twice and re-
moving the cover during the last
quarter hour OF baking TO brown.
Bruised Spmeribs
To prepare "a portions OF
praised spareribs. have one side
spareribs and place In baking
pan.
Nix together y tsp. each onion
salt and celery salt, "a tsp. each
garlic salt and pepper, II tsp.
ground sage and "a tsp. majoram.
Sprinkle on both sides Of spare
ribs. Brown at 425' F. 1915 min.
Add l c. water and reduce heat
to $500 F. and bake, covered, for
| hr.
Arrange whole carrots, onions
and potatoes around meat, In pan
and haste with stock in pan.
Bake, covered, so min. longer.
Remove cover and bake 80 min.
more. Turn vegetables several
times during baking.
1t may be necessary TO add q
little more water from time to
time.
Remove meat and vegetables
from pan and make gravy from
liquid in pan.
,res Syndicate Inc,
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Trents Mill

There will BID a Sunrise Easter
service. at several OF The churches
here Sunday mornine II G:30 a.
m
Mrs Frank hlc7ali has kindly
invited al the children from the
church and neighborhood to be at
her home, Saturday. March 81
for an Easter egg hunt
The WMU win meet with Mrs.
Frank OWnby the first Thursday
IN April at l:30 p. m.
Recent visitors in the Jones
home were Mrs. F.. Flemings and
daughter. Mrs Boggs. Robert and
Rives Jones. and Rev and Mrs
Walter Ownby.
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Guinea Mills

Mrs. Anna Loddlngaard, Of
Washington. d. c.. is visiting the
Misses Sarah and Pauline Corson
at Midway"
Miss Ann Baldwin. Of Cumber-
land. spent Friday night with Miss
Erma 10 Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Combs. of
Cumberland visited Mr.. and rms.
j. M. Hedrick Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Hodges accompan-
led her husband to New York the
past week He left Sunday for
Germany Mrs. Hodges and baby
Will make their home with her
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Raiilles

Easter Grcetingsl
MI and Mrs. Harley Easter
of Charlottesville, visited Mrs
Thomas Easter and Glenn Easter.
Sunday.
MS Charles Welchlin and Mis-
SEES Lena and Edna Welchlin. of
Richmond. visited the Arthur We'll
chlins. Sunday.
Nh and Mrs Walter Simpson
visited MI. and Mrs. Guy McCraw
OF DiIlWyn, Saturday night. Mrs
simpsons grandmother. Mrs. II
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1nh1mM
Thrifty And Succulent ,
Recipes For Spareribs
By ALICE DfNH0FF

~ Mini 0blsbsVtt
NOW is a good time to serve
those hearty. succulent. thrifty
spareribs. They can be prepared
by several cooking methods and
with a variety OF accompani-
ments.
Worth the Effort
Stuffed Spareribs takes a bit Of
effort but 1t Is well worth It when
properly prepared.
To serve 6, have 2 sides OF spare
ribs and brown on both sides
under the broiler. Sprinkle both
sides with salt and pepper.
Place side Of ribs in a shallow
baking dish.
Mix tsp. salt and u tsp. pepper
with u C. melted butter or mar
garine, u c. finely chopped onion.
Y c. finely diced celery, tbsp.
shipped parsley or celery tops. l
c. milk and corn bread (rnade
from l standard recipe or pkg.
mix crumbled. More milk can
be added II moist stuffing is pre-
ferredD
Place stufnng on top Of ribs in
dish. Place the other side of
spareribs over the stuffing. Bake
at 325' F. . hrs. or until meat is
tender.
Delicious Dish
Barbecued Spareribs IS a dell
cious dish, especially when pre-
pared according to this recipe
Incidentally. spareribs cut i'll fin
ger-size pieces, barbecued and
served with the sauce in chafine
dish make excellent appetizers
and party snack fare.
To serve $40 portions Of barbe
cued spareribs, have 5 lbs. spare
ribs or short ribs and be sure tc
G. IG5G King Eea,
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GEORGE MEANY, president Of the
AFL-CIO. delivers a foreign poll
icy address in New York at the
Charter Day Dinner Of Long Is
land University at which he re-
ceived an honorary degree of
Doctor of Laws. Meany said he
believed it was time for the State
Department to re-examine "the
entire problem Of further Amer
lean aid" to Yugoslavia. He also
charged that the aims Of Russian
policy changes had been "under-
estimated" (Internnt;nnnU
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-30

parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. He'd
rick while her husband is over
seas.
Miss Eleanor Hedrick who is
with Eastern Airlines in Charlotte.
N. c.. spent the week with her
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tor
MI and Mrs. Eric Robinson,
and Mrs. j. K. Robinson accom-
PANEL by Miss Ola Walton and
Mrs. w. P Sanderson visited MI
and Mrs. James Walton in Rich
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Bagbv had
as their week end guest MI. and
Mrs. William Clements Of Hanlp-
ton Other recent guests in their
home included MI and Mrs. How
ard Vaughan. Of Chase City.
Mr. and E. c. Walton. Jr.
visited MI. and Mrs. Morris Keller
OF Trents Mil Sunday afternoon.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-30

home Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Pemberton of Cumber-
land and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Moore
field.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-30

parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. He'd
rick. then left to spend the rest
of her vacation in Orlando. Fla
Visitors in the Wilfred Hedrick
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JUNIORS LEAD A
COLORFUL LIFE
IN WOOL SHEATHS
N,

So young, % Coy. 50 full Of Ife-the
rodiont, vibrant shades of wool. At
their prettiest in sheoths like these.
A. The button-front classic with foee-
framing collar. 3. The tis-eollor, zip
back style. Both in coral, mint, or vim
ter navy; lis in the group.
Young WashiNgtontGn Shop-srd Floor,
Washington: 2Hd Floor. Steer Spring
and PARKtngton
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SO Bel Air; fully
equipped, including r. and h., pow
erglide. seat covers; . 1-owner that
; sodsy tae o6 best ss q eff ser. s rsa
and bank terms. For further in
formation call HILL q SANDERS.
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900
18th st. NV. NO. Till. Open
ewes. It'll Q, Sat. It'll B,
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Four-unit brick, we'll located, will
show 20S. IN rood condition. and
hre rental area
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SMALL IST TRUSTS on
new homes in nearby Nd. amortiz-
ing monthly. So int. EN-. 3-l27e,
FIVE PROMPT PAYMENTS made
on this End trust note, balance
$1,000; excellent maker. Ii, T.
SEVERAL SMALL NOTES. 12E an
nual yield. term la yrs, maximum
SECURITY, Steady supply available.
THE HI T giISsT NOTE EXCHANGE Ia.
hundreds Of 2nd trust notes at bis
discounts. Complete appraisal OF
each property and maker for you
to see. Get on our mailing list
2l6 Investment Bldg, NE. S-4077
$500 SECOND TRUST, Montgomery
Co. brick and frame rambler, Good
down pymt.. excellent maker. Price,
S2.250. (firm). 10. 5-S715. --s
s5.385 end TRUST-S44 MO.
Behind So 800 B-L. Price S2,a50
NE. S-4077: teves) DE. 2-5915.
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE
FLORIDA PROPERTY

N. C.. HINES & SON
A. 7-l680 Ewes, IA. 7-1O3(
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BOAT:

OUTBOARD RUNABOUT IA Penn
Yam Angler; windshield. speedom-
eter, steering wheel. remote controls,
snap-on cover. new last fall. 1925
KE $500,
WILL TRADE I94s studebaker. ex-
Gel. condition, fully equip for boat
What have YOUR WA. 1895. q
w VA ED 70 o red1ciiGn F Ea,I
IA. 5000. ---9
WANTED. charter fishing boat for
new marina at Cape st. Mary's
on the Patuxent. Attractive propo-
sition for right party. ia. 7-l6 500,
G fS,qms MsRR2 iss M aGl Sa :, horse
power: $l25. uN. 4-3oss after
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

Al USED TRUCKs-Hi-vaiue used
trucks. all models makes and sizes.
See our selection before you buy.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER.
a0l Bladensbura I'd. ne. Ii. 7-43O0.
CHEVROLET PANEL Truck good
cond.; reas. uN. -4-S913.- 5000 New
ton ST., Colmar Manor. Md. IS
CHEv. '46 panel del. Y ton, incl.
laddes ear Sds' 2 extra tires; $l5O.
K.io INTERNATIONAL sLEEPER
CAB, tractor and 81 u. aluminium
single axle trailer with 3 In. OF
insulation. Call ia. 5-9111 be-
CHEVROLET 81 carryaIl: equipped
with heater, original 2-tone green
8 SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
iii. Open ewes til o. Sat. til 5.
CHEVROLET 80 panel: original red
finish. excellent tires. completely
reeondittoned and guaranteed for
E ssS 1: 9!s;:' ESIs PPiiils' 6 bS.S
de luxe cab; 4-speed trans: like
brand-nev: $7g5. Call ia. b-D140.
FORD 'b5 F-6OO 1la-ton stake. 2
speed axle, heater, heavy:duty
miles. like brand new all the way.
,DER's, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
1900 14th st. NV, NO. 7-111i.
Open ewes, til 8, Sat. til 5.
FORD '53 panel F-l00: new green
finish, perfect tires, heater and de-
froster; very clean; guaranteed D.
c. inspection; ready 70 work; S74b.
HILL & SANDERS. Wasfi,'s Oldest
Ford Dealer. 1900 I4th st. NV,
s so. 1. Iiiili. Open ewes. I'll O.
rom = Is pickup r-1oo "s'': orig.
inal red finish, low MILEAGE. one
owner: guarantee D. c. inspection.
ready to work; S1,225. HILL d
SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. 1909 I4th st. NV. NO. T.
iii. Open ewes. til o, Sat. til 5.
INTERNATIONAL so panel; original
red finish. excellent tires and mo-
tor, equipped with plumbing pipe
racks: real buy for only 1893.
HILL g. SANDERS, Wesh.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer. 1900 18th St NV,
NO. 7-1lll. Open ewes. til Q, Sat.
III D.
CHEW. "a '.-ton: heater, dark blue
1niSh: excellent; only S9e5.
PARKWAY-FORD
305l NJ St NV FE 3-9oO4
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21-UNIT CORNER APT.

INC; $4,000 YR.--$2O,0O0 CASH
apt house in perfect cond. and in
fne d. C. loc.. is todays best value
All apis. are bright, spacious, have
new stoves and refgrs., bldg. has
laundry storage rms, etc. Expenses
are low as tenants pay own gas and
cleo. Priced at only Sf2O,O00, It will
ave you q cash income OF about
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 x St. NV. Realtors Elk. 3-lsl1
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GARAGES

BRICK BLDG: 25-ft. alley: ] so,
Ga, ave. and Allison: $3.50. BOSS
4 PHELPS; INC. MA: $4,000: 10
near New York and N Capitol st.
NV. OWNER. Ii 1880 g.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

OWNER OF BEAUTIFUL Es-aere lot.
In Fairfax county will trade. as
down payment on 2 or 3 oedrm.
house, In n. Arlington. ARLINGTON
CAVALIER LAND CORPORATION,
Will vii oI PAY ToP DOLLAR for houses.
D c or nearby Nd. ST. 1880.
or ewes IA. 2-a235,
WE BUY, PAY CASH. quick settle. on
D. c. or Nd. prop. Call Mr.. WILL
LlAMS. RE. 1896, EN-. 3-6o27.
MODERN. clean, 2 or bedrm.
CO. Se ecssa soof have ss .S 81 ns sssS ms
YOU DON'T HAVE TO LisT. We
VIII buy your home for all cash. no
commission, no charge for evalua-
ton. We have purchased over .
million dollars in property since
es or s4 5osEPH ..I k1N ~ Real Real
CASH IN 90 HOURS for Nd. homes
Nc red tape; PARKsIDE REALTY,
s TH I,sS spRI nv Pr Pm n..S as
s : or I 6f fn s hpns; Cash deal No
We HAVE CASH CLIENTS for
houses in the D. C. area No charge
for our appraisal SIS years Serv-
ice. FLOYD z. DAVIS CO., Real
tors, 1929 X st. NV, MA. S-0352
Ewes, JU. a-2559.
VA;-Ws pay quick. all cash. to
trust. Mr.. WHITE, IA. 1888.
COLONIAL 3-BEDR00M DETACHED
Wanted by client with $4,000
cash. $4,000 to 100000 price
range. North Arlington. Va, area
preferred. ELIJAH G. ARNOLD
4335. JE. 2-f1hh
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The following are located at COLES
MOBILE HOMES, No. .. 1908 Rich
Lnond hwy, Alexandria. Phone SO.
5-S0I5.
'55 TRAvELMAsTER. / bed
rm., "a SO, 4a5
50 GLIDER. bedrm., 80 2.495
II you have good credit. 1t Is TO
your advantage TO pay US q visit.
We alsp have one & the largest
selections OF new mobile homes at
any. one location in the entire East
Both locations open s am. to o
pm. including Sunday. liz
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
PENTAGON AREA
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

616 RHODE ISLAND NE.
Large frame shed. $500 SO. It. and
any amount Of additional ground UP
to 10000 "a. It. with railroad sid
Ing. zoned industrial. GLEN M.
V1CKREY. Realtor, 200 Investment
Bldg. NE, S-024O.
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FOR CASH INVESTORS. income and
cial ground and acreage. .: G;
and Nd. only Mr.. WEST GOSS
REALTY CO.. INC. MA. s-1353.
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HOUSES TO BUILD

HOMES OF ANY STYLE, any size,
built complete, or we will erect the
+ shell. You finish It and save. THE
kEMBROOKE CO.. UN. 4-Slsl.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

10 UNIT M0TEL-Furn.: 500, $50.
81 200 cash. S17b mo. Ii, g.
1929. o.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

A CASH BUYER OR TERMS
Ii. 6-2OOO-S.E. REALTY
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CHEVROLET 1855 "210" 2-dr.
Wv, tires, heater and defroster
beautiful green flnish. very low mile
age, as clean as new car, with 9
used-car price. Save several hun.
dred dollars. Ask for Car No. 145.
real buy at S1,595.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1886 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
ia. 2-900i Open TIL csc
CHEvROLET's--'52 4-dr. de luxe. =.
b., powerglide: $6a9: '53 Bel Ali
hardtop. Pc. r. and h.: $949. HQR-
NER'S CORNER. Buick Dealer, Fla
ave. ne. At 9Th. Ii. 6-6464.
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HICKMAN-CUSHMAN
ROCKVILLE 200 II. frontaE. on
rcut. 240, 200 u. deep. city Ea,. en
Pdpar 2-9442 Poplar 2-9443
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INvEsTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

----am-..@-.--n.-
Mr.. ZOO ENTRANCE--corner apt.
house. 81 units. $4,000 income.
price SI50.000. exclusive with
FISCHER, OIL. 4-7SsS.
NV, BRIGHTWOOD AREA - -
family Diet. bldg, all 2-bedrm. apis.
G6 ta i K FHsi AIR 81. $1,000;
a IAN ~ B BRICK. pay all
utilities including. heat; income
SI,S00 a year. VIII sell With small
down payment or trade. Dl; T.
4 UNITS UNITS, $1,000 DOWN. De luxe
3-yr. -oid bldg, nr. new Lans-
burgfl's dept store. In Langley Park
shop. center. All 2-bedrm. units.
rear porches. S4,296 annual in
come. Always 1907 rented. Raj
FELL REAL ESTATE. Ju. 9-1l03;
ewes, RIA. 3-3685.
oNE-YR OLD FIREPRooF BRICK
Of q units, fully leased. Annual in
come over $4,000; annual pront,
$4,000. Good returns especially while
new.
Four-unit brick, we'll located, will
show EOS. IN rood condition. and
fiue rental area.
Three-unit brick. 3 yrs. old; 2
bedrmS. each unit. Leased to col
ored. Priced q times annual rent.
VIII hold some End trust
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DON'T HURRY

OOAN - ~ AN4S u
When buying q farm, see them all.
Customers tell US We have one
Of finest lists, We can and will
be glad to take days In showing
you from the small TO the largest
Of 900 acres. Two out OF five
advertised last week have been
sold so our judgment must be
acres. completely modernized
home: S13.500; substantial cash
80 acres. large sound house needs
undermining; outbldgs.: Sl5,750.
200-acre gentleman'S farm; $4,000
down will handle.
1S5-acre self-carrying farm, now
rented for $500 per month. II
you have 50 TO $4,000 and want
q good investment. we strongly
recommend this.
40 acres DEVELOPMENT land,
close IN. on water line; $1,000
Georgia ave, frontage Of over 1000
feet; beautiful development.
SEE OUR LARGE
AND COMPLETE LIST
ROMER & CO., INC.
GAITHERSBURG 2g9
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BARGAINS
WHILE THEY LAST
AT 4fo INTEREST
FAR BELOW COST

Gown payment you can make ana
be able TO move into one OF the
mobile homes listed below. The
following are at COLES MOBILE
HOMES. 4Ia mi. north of Laurel.
on y. s. No. /.
Phone Parkway 5-l922
IS SKYLINE, = bedrmE. Az. air
cond., auto, wash, avn. $4,fe5
IS Continental, bedrrn., 30 J,4g5
80 ELCAR, . bedrms.. So 3.4a5
SIS NASHUA. 2 bedrmS., So 2.2a5
"a GENERAL / bedrm.. 2S' 2.4g5
"a CONTINENTAL. . bed
80 PALACE. I bedrm.. So s,sss
! bedrms. s.4a5
SO Richardson ! bedrm.. 90 1875
rms, So e,7es
80 Rolloheme; ] hedrm; sS s,sas
az Richardson. bedrm.. III .49b
'5a All state, bedrm., ~ 1895
rms, ~ e.4ab
81 PONTIAC. l bedrm,, 30' 1895
81 CONTINENTAL. 2 bed
so ZEPHYR. / bedrrn., 27' 1875
so Anderson. bedrm.. 3n' 1915
30 CONTINENTAL. bed
nm, 81 1.4a5
40 Andersen. bedrm.. 81 1895
40 SUPERIOR, 90 - sos
~ SPARTAN. i bedrm.. air
az ErHfu r 1 hadrm OK, hoh
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TRUCKS FOR sALl tcsns.J
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 81 2-dr,, s2s7; SIS Anglia
s4s7: 81 NC. $751;: '55 ailiman,
sta. wgn.. S1.ls7: 81 JaeuaT.
S547: IS Triumph road, 81, 1857.
and many others JACK PRY.
LTD, 18th and p SITS. NV
AUSTIN CAMBRIDGE 1856 "A-5O";
brand-new. many improvements.
large car conveniences. small car
economy. We finance ct bank
rates. Largest selection Of I'm.
ported and American cars. Dealer
for Austin Healey, Austin, Morris
Minor. MG. MG-MaRnette. HILL
man. Mercedes-BenZ, Porsche.
Willys and other popular makes.
MANHATTAN AUTO, INC. CEst.
1910, 18th and 3 sts. NV. NO.
7-2700. Branch sales: 1910 King
st, Alex. Va. XII. $685.. Fair
fax Branch. Lee hwy. Route 20
I'll. Merrtfield, Va. JE. 4-3302.
Selection OF models ana
colors. aoRNER's CORNER. Buick
Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. ut 9Th. Ii.
6-6464.
gUICKs-sTANLEy H. HoRNER,
INC. Downtown Buick Dealer, I'LL
18th. Convenient to all hotels,
once buildings real estate and D.
nanciAl districts. Dl, 7-3903,
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

% WI II
GAITHERsBURG 2s9
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Century and Road
selection; Riviefas and sedans.
master: Special and Super: color
HORNER'S BUICK DOWNTOWN
iii 14th. DI. 1898. 10
BUICK 1850 4-dr. sedan: excel.
cond.; best offer. 5714 Aver I'd.
w. Hyattsville. AP. 1881. liz
BUICK '56 Century yellow con-
verttble: power steering. brakes.
antenna: LOO miles: best reason
able offer BOX s7-J, Star. 10s
BUICK 1949 convertible: fully equip.
very good cond. reasonable. TU.
2-3H0O. Ext, 100. liz
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fnish: excellent: only Ssa5. '''
PARKWAY-FORD
3051 NJ St. NV. FE. 3-2204
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Variations on the One.tone
fashion look, so important in the
coming season: solids and
stripes dyed to match ga
pretty netO tUay to look!
White striped, pIunge-cOllared
pure silk shirt with
three-quGrter sleeves.
Smooth tUOOL and cashmere skirt
with self belt and back and front
kick pIeats. Both in pink,
blue or grey, sizes 10 to Is.
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Mrs. Houghton
Given German
Decoration

Mrs. Dorothy D. Houghton,
former deputy director of the
international Co Operation
Administration, arrived here
late yesterday from Red Oak,
Iowa, to visit friends and to
receive a decoration from the
Federal Republic of Germany.
The presentation Of the Of
ficer's Cross of the Order of
Merit was to be made at noon
today by German Ambassador
Krekeler in the German Chan
Gerry. The award is in recogni-
ton of Mrs. Houghton's work
in behalf of refugees.
This afternoon Mrs. Hough-
ton will give a tea at head
quarters of the General Fed
Grafton Of Women'S Clubs. of
which she is a former presi-
dent.
Among her guests will be
several New York friends who
worked with her while she was
serving this summer as CO.
chairman Of National Citizens
for Eisenhower. This group
will include Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry SturgiS who gave a
small dinner for Mrs. Hough-
ton last night.
Also invited to the tea are
the Republican women ap-
pointeeS in Government who
have an informal luncheon
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WHY GROW OLD?
General Rules Listed
For BUYING Your Shoes

cut shoes will be attractive
and comfortable. If you have
a high instep, the opposite will
be true.
If your foot is long, a buckle
or some decoration on the toe
of the shoe will make your
foot look shorter.
If your foot is short, a shoe
with plain lines, or with a v
or low cut will be fiattering.
Solid white shoes make the
feet look larger. Buy those
which have combination color
ing, such as white and brown
or white and black or white
and navy blue.
Beware of open toe shoes
which make the toes look de-
formed. Toes are not pretty to
start with, not many of them
anyway.
Ankle strap shoes should be
worn only by women who have
extremely slim ankles. They
are flattering to the woman
who has ankles which are too
thin. However, do not wear
them if you are short. These
are usually for the tall woman.
Spikes with microscopic
bases are never attractive If
you have to walk about much.
They distort your walk and
your figure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-30
By JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

Few women are sure which
shoe styles are most becom-
ing to them. / receive many
letters asking about this.
While cases differ. there are
some general rules and sug-
gestions which you can use
as guides.
In the first place never buy
shoes in a hurry. If you get a
clerk who makes you feel this
way, go to another store.
Also it is better to buy shoes
in the afternoon than in the
morning, or at least after you
have been on your feet for
some time. The feet often are
larger after you have been
on them for a while.
One foot is usually larger
than the other. Try the shoes
on the larger of the two. Then
put both shoes on and walk
about a bit. In order to know
what a pair Of shoes does for
you, look into a full-length
mirror before you decide. This
is essential when buying shoes
or hats.
If your instep is low, high
club of which Mrs. Houghton
is a member.
During her visit here, Mrs.
Houghton is staying with DR..
and Mrs. Harold M. Dudley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-21
.SummerfieId
Sees Victory
BY the Associated Press

Postmaster General Summer
field voiced confidence last night
that the Republicans will win
next November's election wheth-
er President Eisenhower runs for
a second term or not.
Asserting he is very hopeful
MIR. Eisenhower will seek re-elec-
ton, Mr.. Summerfield said in 9
Transcribed radio interview or
MISS Reporters Roundup that
II think we can win without
him" if the President decides
to bow out.
Il think that the Eisenhower
program is here to stay. and
am sure that the general public
throughout the country. as indi-
Gated by the polls, is tremen-
dously in favor of the policies
OF the Eisenhower administra-
ton" Mr.. Summerfield said.
Asked II he thought Mr.. Eisen-
hover has 'remade" the Repub-
lican Party. Mr.. Summerfield
said he thought the President
has served to clear up a num-
Der Of questions and a number
Of policies that have been in an
area Of confusion to some de-
gree"
Il think" the Postmaster Gen.
eral added. "he has REDEEMED our
detectives"