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FAIRFAx COMMERCIAL BLpG-

Park rms. bath Ist n . y
rnl. spts md f. apt 3rd n
lot 3o-tt wide can De made 70
nav excellent return Eve. 10
4-0l41 L. T GRAVATTE. Real
tor Ma SO-S2
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lR. 18th am coLUMBIA RD.-

price S35 600. down S5,Ou0 IAN
ard r ave. NV. A. r. sEEL YE,
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500 DOWN and $50 mo buys for
Belveders Beach. so nj. So. D. c.
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HANDSOME BRICK MANSION.
partly modernized on li0-scre da,rv
farm Frederick County. near 240
express highway 81 500. Present
rent, 81 900 per year.
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l6 UNITS. Inc s1}8"6 W price
$4,000 NAV take so 600 down
good return here A. r SEELYE.
d. 7-S325
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SHOPPING CENTER

Dynamic location for delicstessen
bakery. sports shop. gifts. paint and
wallpaper, appliances Two beauti-
full stores Just completed in hiehlv
successful shopping center dong
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IS ACRES . dwellings, bank harm
and farm bldss VIII divide 10 SUIT
purchaser Near HyattStown.
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e-FAMILY OLDER HOME on Mai

st Of Laytonsville. Md Filling
station on one side public school
drs. away on other side long
street frontage = acres in all
Owner Will hold LIST mort price.
80 600. Call OWNER. Pc 9-44SI
2-FAMILY. IA Upsal st. se.-At-
traciiYe cor 6-rm hrk new fiber
glass awnings Ia baths. plus
lovely furnished private 3-room
bath apartment rents, 500 mo-.
- $50 cash, s.. 400 OWNER
10 o-oGEG
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Dreams of Bygone DAYS
BEAUTIFUL Obj PLACES NOT
FAR FROM WASHINGTON. THEY
ARE GETTING SCARCE. ALSO
ACREAGE. CALL MR.. BEALL, OIL
6-SlUS
MILLIcENT cHATEL DE. 2-1137
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

ZONED LIGHT industrial: 1000 SO.
feet; S315 mo-; Mont. County, Mo,
HA 1-7213
WAREHOUSE. Ioned light indust
4nxs0-t, clear span; $3.50 per mo.
Mont Co, Md HA. 1890
WAREHOUSE. 4,400 so. tt rent,
SAFE or trade los S. Union ST
Alex, Va Make offer OIL. 4-I55l
II.OOO So IT; parking for S cars
mr. corner 9TH and o SITS NV.
Heavy duty bldg oil hea. 3pnaSe
wiring, md comm Ideal for hodS
shop MANUFACTURING, distrlbuting
or warehou 2 Rent less than soc
per 50. 4 Phone ONCE, ST. 3-sa'i..,,
home RA 3-aO3S
5000 SO. TT. Near 5th and X SITS
nv Zoned md comm ground A.
~"2a Call David Rosenbers DREY
FUSS BROS Ma. S-uhSO, ewes.
sun. IA. ?-,S29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1900 sq
II, mod bids heated truck docks
nsrkins space, Also about 600
$500 mo-. A. NJ. ROTH co. RE
KENILwoRIH-3o 600 81 (, Brand
nov % 4 ceilings 50 r. clear
,pau Truck docks ParkinV space
VII. DIVIDE. A Nj. ROTH co RE
f-,33
SUITABLE for warehouse and office
Tor dlsiributing center, :! 500 %
Il IN new bulldins IN ideal n ".
loca ION: reasonable rent Call Mr.
APRIL Ma S-644n
TIP TOP LOCATION
REAL COOL JOB
Entire corner bids OF Is 900 "a
II tor warehouse or shop loading
platform beautiful steel and glass
partitions: Offices and showroom,
sir-cond ayail AuR ! open for
inspection 1870 FenwIck ST ne
near Hecht'sl OWNER MA S-i2a5.
Brokers invited
SMALL WAREHOUSES;
We offer three close-in buildings
from 5000 TO 34O0 50 n at rea-
Sonable rentals. all zoned md Com
mercial
Weinberg g. Bush, Inc.
l1O7 II ST. NV Ma $4,000
$500 SO. FIT.
Near Attn and New York Ave NE
Mod bricE concrete hldR. with show
room and offices Front and rear
loading Avail immediately Reason
able rental CAL MI Holland
H. G.. SM1THY co.
si1 18th ST NV ST 3.33oo
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-" N''A,,iLhN ihL' Nv lNtu -
n ". NJ Warehouse. showroom AM
Offices heat and power. next /,
parking lot: 30-ft. alley on > sides
VIII consider lease STORY d co
NE S-4l00. Mr.. P.lson, AID
4Sg4S
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RETREAT, s minut

MOUNTAIN RETREAT. 8 minutes
from HarperS Ferry RR. station
on Loudon Heights. West Virginia,
overlooking Shenandoah Valley-4
rooms and oil heat, "a acre: - 500.
HILLTOP HOUSE, Harpers Ferry
BY OWNER nice homes nearby
VIII take station wagon. trailer or
on down payment. Edgewater o.
6640
A PERFECT place in the coun-
try" for retirement or vacation 40
mi D. c. on Catoctin Mt; 10 acres
wooded and handicapped charming.
furn,. 3-oedr house, stone exterior,
nreplace. cleo. r. and r, basement
soft. screened porch. panoramic
view Directions: To Point OF Rocks
Bridge via Geesburg or Rockville
on Va. side turn on Ri g., then
Immediately left on RI 665 for
mile TO sign Brown owner on
premises. Telep Lovettsville 23l1 :
ON wELL-STOCKED LAKE-New
rambler liv, rm. l2Xl4; large fire-
place din. rm, l2Xl4. > bedrms
tile bath, lovely equipped kitchen.
l3Xll. Ample closets and storage
space English basement rec room,
23Xl3. fireplace, bath with shower
toilet and basin. | small bedroom
car garage. school BUS 81 en-
trance road Situated Il mile from
rte. so on sll-westher road. II miles
west OF Fairfax in Loudoun Co Low
taxes. House NAV be bought with
acres, - or % acres. Excellent
subdivision possibilities
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COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR sHOP in

suburban MARYLAND. close to larE-
est discount dealers Sacrifice, WA
Isis or tfN 4-5415
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ZOAED LIGHT industrial: 1000 SO.
feet; S3i mo-; Mont. County, Mo,
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FARMETTE, 70 acreB. in Howard
County-Older house. nicely i'm
proved with asbestos shingles, oil
h " h. and new drilled well; CEN
ter-hall with Il rms and bath.
storage attic, cry nsmt; outbulld-
ings pasture. woodlands: &l5, $50
for . nice place. Call Mrs Candy,
EV. ,4-sll6; J. WESLEY b.
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GOOD COMMITTING. Fair.ay coun-

UUOU V7T w INVs dIT.dN NUUH'
~ IS mi y C-Sell or rent at
scream barn outo4Gg I peuimS
"i2 baths raised hrepl panelec
ain nm also sep. studio. BR =
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A PERFECT "PLACE in the cOun-

BY OWNER nice homes nearby
VIII take station wagon. trailer or
on down payment. Edgewster o.
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GdttherShNtE dsii
IRA STOCK FARM
nAAL- Nm EEaILA.-I-

NEW littng iaSt south Of re 40.
mr. LISBON and Dana sous Ang on
moth SIDES Of RE - Ions toad
frontage asrm dWrll3ng hank barn
exec stream neaI'ifu settInf.
Firm prite uti unoet Sdan rer acte
CDunsf MOVING o4' nf Sfats NF
NEALE phone Ridgevsy 7-b603.
ReAltof.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY, -
Commercial building. ! 600 50 n
2-story, first floor suitable for re-
pair shop etc second moor s
once rooms and lobby masonry
and steel construction well located
IN silver Spring Commercial dept
A J. KEsSINGER q CO. JU. q
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QUAINT OLD l-STORY BRICK
z rms, flreplaces Needs improve
ments With II acres ~ 900
Additional acreage available
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WE HAVE CASH CLIENTS for
houses in the D c. area no charge
ice. FOLYD E. DAVIS CO, Real
tors. 1929 K 81. NV Ma. S-0352:
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Ice. HOUSE for less than s. 900
wanted for rental prop. Mr.. PEEL
FR MI LIAR
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FREE YOURSELF

Prom that "tour walls feeling n
Ms truly Contemporarv home with
o6.ft IN rm beamed ceilings ran
windows and wall hrep Has . bed,
rms EQUIP kit, din ell and
plenty OF storage CharminFlv land
soap d wooded quarter acre with
PRAISED AZ $1,000 la39 GaloVs
I'd Il nj south Of Q s No 800
II guQI
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

ARI OR FAIRFAN WAREHOUSE
base 1 400 50 Il VIII lease or puy.
MI r. LaSSen. JE 22g22 RIA
3-5dB1
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

MODERN. clean. 2 or 3 bedrm home
tor lotD in Sc or nearby Pr. Geo
Co Have subSt. cash. MRS. COX
LII o-Sl2R or ST 2.rAkN
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SPECIAL, BARGAIN

Upper NV; o-apt. Duildine, goOd
condition; rents, SOTO; price. $40
600. about Il times the annual rents;
So 900 cash. balance easy terms
Act today 10 secure this bargain
and unusual terms Call B N
ODUM eXcluSiNe AGENT BE - q
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b T, PERROW
REMINGTON. VA.
HOWARD COUNTY

investment Farm
Because Of his age TIE owner Of
ferS 80 acres at eSS than 5000 an
acre; real investment opportunity
this farm has almost mile Of 'front.'
axe. on good load streams,
wonderful view from all FIELDS snc
is only "a miles from ClarSsy1le
other farms country places and
acGeaee IN Howard COUNTY Cal
Mr. Adams, Atlas 6-1625
PIERRE {. DUGAN 4 NEPHEW
Since St6 Rea Tors
$40 y. Charles s. BALTIC. Nd
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COTTAGE OR CABIN, suitable for
veekends in Va. 3O-40 miles from
d c. Pc Box $685., Friendship
Hfh Wash Ii d
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

BEN LsGARDE. fremont 4-4ld4
SANDOZ, INC, DU. 7-l234
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GOING BUSINESS-House. stables
horses, feed tack. vehicles and
wooded riding path a real business
fcy "tsht party. Sale or lease Il.
mi D. c. Cal PAUL T POWEr
HernGon Va. Herndon 633 Office
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zONED CO COMMFRCIAI, Slg95o

-Ierms IN Clarendon near kann't
dept, store White frame ) rms
full bsmt, Veil-kept dwelling on
5uNl25 Il lot me. limited of
stree parking Suitable for pro-
teSsiOns. Offices or small business
W W. BLACKMAN. INC. ia. -
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LARGE GARAGE and service sta
ton : apis. all rented. also a
To- ely home 20 live IN. 3O0-ft front
ard l25n-ft beach selling on
account OF Illness. Waterloo 1880.
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BUILDERS HOME

NEAR VIENNA. ACRES
Frick nedrms Valk-in closets.
baths large liz rm. black mar
HE fireplace, picture WINDOW fun
din rm French doors 10 finished
patio 4x9n ork barbecue pit, TX
IA neaut Kit equip utility I'm
i4X2O knotty- pine paneled family
nm huse brk fireplace, raised
hearth. storage bsmt red bar and
tack nm accommodations > horses
and feed, running stream through
property Va white oak board
fenced corner lot concrete drive.
aus moo ,u'S down Call DUN
KIRK 5-S11S No agents please
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MONTGOMERY COUNT - !, :. acres =
improved Win 81 J.! ailit Nv 4.lI.e
all modern improvements large Toso
Ifohlaee' i3'""V.
-
-lo aei Is improved WIN o-rII,
lFa n.e-s to,psooK :,i,s Ds st5 IN
al necessary oulpHiHa * Stun
ryo,,.s =
lnspt eati ~ ~ -
Bb3MN roo4eS. i \. tSl II
* no -. tElEh " eFtNOEh' nv"
So DOWN. 500 ner month buys
acres. very old mouse. enc mile Of
private road. - tuu
S5du down. $40 per month buys
~ acres. a-tgom house. uutbuiidineS,
stream. pond sI:e So 500
500 down and SO per month
BUYS 81 acres Nroom house lights
Wa,ef ace Jond p" thohe
Is bROOhS OIanEe, " a"ft OF
Go'densNhe, va. ~ or 90
BARGAIN $3.50; small farm, rs
rae rsae fr G flowers owe between T'7 Inaisn
Head ard La Plata Md
~ acres. IS clear. under 20 miles
from d c beautifu setting, large
home. temodeled . Groom ants.
llle pam never ldlc hOl WateI
s,s uS,4 s slg et' ,oagy ~ s sVs
Si,t.,or priCsd Sni mn Terms
I'M dow n
81 NfaryS .i35 acres very did Earlv
Amerirp home. beailtiful Stsircase' .
firepiaccs large rooms rich and
pnod buildinps active stream good
fobscro aiiofment nrice. g33 $50
Good terms.
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vA.-Ouick all cash; more on terms.
homes. notes, land. trades. Free ap-
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90 acres improved with S-rn
frame-an6- block jwelinE, Darn sno
ali necessary outballdilgS, So coo
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY, acres
improved with 5-rm frame dwelling
all modern Improvements, large road
frontaEe. $1,000.
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ROCKVILLE
RHODE ISLAND AvI. NE.-Lse

hHODE INLANU ANT. NE--Lee
',n-rm 1-ba'h bT!Ck residence
Planned tor tour!s, business Large
extra lot for parking Has been
home and income for owners Prop
ertv IS IN excellent condition and
won require any alterations full
bsmt oil h.-W large eXpand!ble
Bra fir. completely insulated Ice
81 trust to approved purchaser
NE A-l5sl OIL. 4-45H3. JOHN r
E0EE rnaI.n.
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LOT 1000 so II in heart o,
Arlington business section Cal.
any day I'll pm, ia lie
II3s 10Th ST. N.W.-a-rm brick,
English DSmt. for lease or sale
Apply owner. 1877 NJ ST NV
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from WASHINGTON between Lees
burg pike and HerndOn 30 acres
with old dwelling and outbuilolnR,
stream and 3 springs Excellent
section. Can be MADE into beautiful
estate or subdiyided for maEy
homes. VIII sell DuildinRs ano
smaller amount OF land TERRY B
SIMMS II o-65l,
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Make YuIe
Breakfast
Festive

Start your holiday breakfasts
with a fancy bread like our wal
nut coffee ring. It's made with
q tender yeast dough that's rolled
to inclose crisp walnuts, brown
sugar, butter and spices. When
shaped and cut you have one of
the prettiest breads you can
imagine; one that would be ideal
for gift giving.
Coffee Ring
cake or package yeast
"a cup lukewarm water
cup milk
"a cup granulated sugar
ia teaspoons salt
/ teaspoon grated lemond rind
3 tablespoons melted shortening
/ egg
3 to 31a cups sifted all-purpose
-four
: tablespoons melted butter or
margarine
cup brown sugar (packedl
"a teaspoon cinnamon
/ cup finely chopped walnuts
Powdered sugar icing
Crumble yeast into lukewarm
water and let stand until bubbly.
Scald milk and cool to lukewarm.
Stir in yeast. sugar. salt, lemon
rind, shortening and lightly
beaten egg. Add about half Of
flour and beat until smooth.
Gradually blend in remaining
flour to make soft dough. Cover
closely and set in warm place
until doubled in bulk, about IL
to 2 hours. Turn out onto Toured
board and roll to rectangle about
15xl8 inches. Spread with melted
butter and sprinkle with brown
sugar. cinnamon and walnuts.
Roll as for jelly roll. Curl roll
around on creased baking sheet,
joining ends to form ring. With
scissors cut about p way through
ring at half-inch intervals. Turn
each slice on its side. overlapping
slightly. Let rise "a hour. Bake
In moderate oven $3.50 degrees
F. about IS minutes or until a
rich golden brown. Drizzle with
powdered sugar icing made by
blending "a cup sifted powdered
sugar with about Ia tablespoons
hot water. Makes / very large
ring.
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Gourmet
Society
Meets

Washington's nine-y r-old
Gourmet Society this week held
its 38th dinner, this time depart
ing from the cuisine of foreign
lands to devour a traditional
American meal.
Prepared at Columbia Coun-
try Club under the supervision
of manager Robert w. Beck and
Chef Claude Barnes, the meal fea-
tured Cape Cod oysters, Terrapin
a la Maryland. Broiled Sirloin
Columbia en- Tranche with Sauce
Bearnaise, Potatoes Louise. Broc-
coli Hollandaise, Hearts Of En-
dive, Smithfield Ham, Branded
Peach Melba and PetitS -Four.
The dinner wines we're: Duff
Gordon Amontillado, Bernkas-
teller Doktor Bernhard 1850,
Cruise Pommard 1852, Nuns
Gordon Rouge, Madeira and
Otard Brandy and Benedictine.
as usual no smoking was per-
mitted at table and no speeches
were made.
Host for the evening was Ed
ward C. Baltz, president of the
Perpetual Building Association.
The society operates without
officers under the genial control
of it's founder, Rufus S. Lusk,
president of the d. c. Taxpay-
ers Association. There are no
committee meetings and no off,
GERS" Mr.. Lusk says, Il run 1t. :"
This week William H. Press.
vice president of the Washington
Board of Trade, became a mem
Der. Mr.. Lusk said the Gourmet
Society differs from other or
CARNATIONS of gastronomes in
that most Of the members do not
cook; they merely eat.
Attending Mr.. Baltz' dinner
were these members: Commits
sioner David B. Karrick. District
Court Judge Edward A. Tamn,
Attorney James c. Wilkes, Viii.
liam L. King and Robert o.
Scholz. Guests included: Thomas
D. Carson, assistant to the presi-
dent Of the National Metropoli-
tan Bank; Barnum L. Cotton,
president Of the National Bank
Of Washington; Elwood Davis.
general counsel Of the trade
board; Engineer Commissioner
Thomas A. Lane; William H.
Dyer. executive vice president of
the Perpetual Building Associa-
ton; v. Manning Hoffman,, vice
president and secretary of the
Firemen's Insurance Co., and
Schuyler Lowe, director Of gen.
eral administration for the Dis
trict.
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Seoforer's SoIud

Here's q welcome addition 10
Friday menus. Mix together Ia
cups Of cottage cheese, "A tea
spoon chopped gherkins. pinch
Of garlic salt and dash Of pep
per. For each serving place one
fourth Of this mixture on crisp
lettuce leaf and dust each with
paprika. Drain olive oil from can
Of Norway sardines and arrange
two whole sardines on either
side Of cheese mound. Serves
four.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-20

negatives as "never" and mot"
in order to give more emphasis
to the idea of negation.
Correct and emphatic: "Hsve
you no wit. manners, nor hon.
esty?"-Twelfth Night. There
is many a rich stone laid up IN
the bowels of the earth. that
never was seen, nor never shall
be."-Joseph Hall. No one shall
leave the room nor the building
without permission.
Another false notion that is
rather widespread Is that
either" and neither" are used
with two alternatives only. But
it is proper to use either" and
neither" with two or more al
ternatives Here are some ex-
amples: II do not want this, or
that. or the third one ether"
New Century. when she put
1t on, she made me vow that
should neither sell. nor give, nor
lose 1t Shakespeare. PRO
vide neither gold nor silver, nor
brass in your purses. nor scrip
for your journey. Matthew x,
2 10.
Distributed BY MeNausht Syndicate.
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A WORD
TO THE WISE
BEETLE BAILEY
MUTT AND JEFF
BY MRS. FRANK COLBY

From H. L. NJ, Austin: Re-
Gently, in commenting on somey
body's speech. you said, He has
neither echoed the accents
Of his father, nor adopted the
artificialities of his cele-
brated mother" This use Of the
double negative (neither-nor) is
very common. I'm a proofreader,
and have blue-penciled thou
sands Of such errors. Your nor"
should be "or."
am very sorry, but you have
the cart before the horse The
rule. which is to be found in all
reputable authorities, Is that
'nor" follows neither" and "or"
follows. either"
Wrong: Neither he or I was
there" Right: Neither he nor
9 was there.
Nor" Is often used after such
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A Boy Gathering Papyrus

pools along the Nile the tall reeds called
papyrus them the ancient Egyptians made They
dried the leaves fatened them carefully and pasted them to-
gethe layers with each layer crossing the right angles
When this they polished with smooth stones and had
a fine surface which to keep their records.
Papyrus reeds also made into baskets and into
boats The Bible story of Moses tells how he found
the reeds in small reed basket by Egyptian princess
Here is boy cutting the papyr He will gather the lone
stalks into big bundles and them TO sheds where men viii
make them into paper.
Paste this picture cardboard and color with cayons
paints. The papyrus is bright green
Cut out the carefully Attach the separate TOP
OF the boys right shoulder with fastener PIN Then he
swing his sickle to cut the papyrus.
TOMORROW: Papyrus Boat the Nile
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ANSWERS TO
OUR PRESIDENTS

Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jan,
20, 1887 Second term.
president Eisenhower. Jan.
20. 1858.
3-President Harry s. Tru-
man outlined a program for as
sistance to undeievoped areas as
point four of his inaugural ad-
dress. Jan. 20. 1919.
Questions on Previous Page.)
Suggestions for questions
may be addressed to "Our
Presidents" care OF The Epe-
ming Star. Washington 4, D. c.
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TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WASH-fm - Inspiration
Please: Actress Ethel Barry
more gives series of dra-
matte Bible readings.
$3.50, WGMS - Opera House:
Charpentier, Louise" (com-
plete performance: featured
sololsts are Ninon Vallin.
Georges Thill, Andree Pernet.
and Christine Gaudeu; Eu-
gene Bigot conducts the Rau-
gel chorus and orchestra.
$3.50, WTOP-Basin Street Jazz:
The Stan Getz Quintet and
vocalist Helen Merrill offer
current rhythms and melo-
dies.
10000, WMAL, WTOP and WRC-
President Eisenhower: A
major foreign policy address
at the American Society Of
Newspaper Editors banquet
at the Statler Hotel, Wash
ington.
I1:OO, WMAL-Town and Coun-
tiy Jamboree: Jimmy Dean
AID his country music en-
stumble from the Capitol
Arena.
1880, WRC - Woodrow Wilson
Centennial Dinner: Princi-
pal speakers are Senator
Alben Barley and Speaker
OF the House Sam Rayburn.
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York City. Mr.. Wren said it
was her wish that any hospital
in which she was seriously i'll
be notified about the provision
for donating her eyes.
Since death occurred unex-
pectedly at her home. it became
impractical to carry out the pro-
vision for donating her eyes to
the New York organization. he
said. 1t would have been neces-
sary to remove the eyes imme-
diately after death.
Mr.. Wren said it also became
impractical to carry out another
provision of her will for any part
of her body TO be turned over
to the American Cancer Society
for cancer research.
Mrs. Pepper left $4,000 to the
Damon Runyon Cancer Fund,
She also left $1,000 each to the
Little Sisters Of the Poor here,
the Frederick Md Visitation
Convent and to Bishop Fulton
j. Sheen of New York. The will
instructed that the bequest TO
Bishop Sheen is to be used by
him for charities as he may
determine.
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Petition for probate of her will
was filed yesterday in the Regis
ter of Wills Office in District
Court. Mrs. Pepper. who was in
her SOS, was a daughter of the
late DR.. Henry j. CrosSon, a
prominent physician. Her death
was due to a heart attack.
Her will specified that the
funds left to the Crippled Chill
dren's Society were in memory
of her father. The society is to
receive the residue of her estate
after other requests are taken
care of. The will specified the
society may use the money erect
ing a new building. wing to a
new building or that the money
may be applied otherwise to help
crippled children.
1t became impractical TO carry
out a portion Of her will in which
she had instructed that her eyes
be turned over to the Eye Bank
for Restoration Of Sight in New
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Other AM Stations
RetuiI Clerks Union
Elects Suffridqe

James A. Suffridge has been
reelected president of the Retail
Clerks International Association.
along with the entire slate of in
cumbents.
Mr.. Suffridge has headed the
union since 1916.
Serving with him for four year
terms are:
G. A. Sackett, FIRST vice presi-
dent; Frank C. Shea. second vice
president; Samuel J. Meyers,
third vice president; A. B. Cross
Ter, fourth vice president; Paul
Lafayette. fifth vice president;
Paul w. Hansen, sixth vice pres
ident; Fred A. Almond, seventh
vice president. and Vernon A.
Housewright. secretary-treasurer