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FARMS Cont

100 YEARS AND OVER, large -
story, modern house on 3 acres;
high elevation with long frontage;
on . State roads, and wide stream
In Fairfax Hunt section. 5 bedrms.,
large living and dining rms. with
fireplaces: center hall z. Z. COCK
RILL, Dunkirk 5-7b37.
LOUDOUN co., 80 miles d. c.-254-
acre cattle farm. Broad Run runs
throush prop. 2ls-a. springfield
barns. Good tenant wishes to stay
Price. $4,000. MABLE PURYEAR,
Chantilly, Va. Phone Herndon g.
74-J-l.
$3.50 DN.. S35 mo-. buys SO acres.
30 open, bal. easily cleared; old
5-rm. house cleo. and well: borders
creek, mile of state road. Suitable
white or colored. S5.150. WILLIAM
A. COOKE. Louisa. Va, phone 81
APPROX, 46 ACRES. North Mts.,
Stroudsburg, Vay area--5-rm,, log
house. cleo; frepl;; sprinE: z 5Q;mi
dial PL. 9-sie1.
1877 ACRES, NEAR OLNEY, MD
This beautiful farm is a real show.
place. All cleared and tillable gently
rolling land. Fully equipped fol
breeding Of fine beef cattle. Water
in every field. Fully fenced. Good
road frontage Lovely old Colonial
home has been completely restored
ana modernized. Perfect settinp
among huge old shade trees on q
prominent knoll overlooking the
countryside. Just about every CON
eeiyable type Of modern outbuildine
including guest house and tenant
houses. Priced at sl65.000. VERY
liberal terms. Please call Mr.. Little
with FRANK s. PHILLIPS, OIL. g
zoos: ewes, VIII. 6-67pS.
FREDERICK Co.-22 acres with
stream and 7-rm. dwelling, nice
view, located about 10 mi. north OF
$500.
5S-ACRE DAIRY FARM, 6-rm. brick
dwelling. bank barn with silo, good
crop farm: full price $4,000; terms
& McGREW, Pc. 2-s833: ewes.
Gaithersburg 4T-W or 4T6-M
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE I947 c. o. Z. lia-ton
wrecker, equipped with Holmes
Road King power crane; excel.
cond neg engine and trans. IA.
$4,000. MR., LEE,
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TURKEY POINT--New Calf. -style
ranch house. Three hedrms.. quality
s features a y sew shss By oRfp
OIL. o-9007.
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SEE HARBoR VIEW LOTS
NO

FoolIngl Complete. new home on
hard surfaced road: z bedrooms, liv.
ing room. kitchen. bath, OIL heat;
beautiful view OF water and place
70 put boat or swim. A year-found
home for only S6,D6O; $500 down.
SOS per mo Don't vaitl
:, Drive 70 Dssls; Nd once or call
Max C. Schwartz
YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
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MOTORCYCLES
! HARLEY.pAYIpsoN, al ID

~ HARLEY-DAvIDsON, "a nat,
equipped; S175. or best offer. Call
Appleton lob, after 9 pm.
1885 zuNDAPP Challenger, 200 &C.;
Ike new; a real bargain. only 1915.
JE. 2-4715.
B.S.A. BANTAM MAJOR, new in
April; best offer Apt. 301. 1852
fancy ave-, Alex, Va, ewes. and
SATURDAYS.
BSA Road Rocket. $50 &C.: full race
eneine: perfect condition.; $500.
ia. 2-3S33.
CUSHMAN EAGLE
Just like new, extras, 100 m.p.e..
80 m.p.h.; excel. transp. OIL. 2
1873.
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CHARMING LOG HOUSE

DILLON LAND CO.
INA Hillwood Ave, Falls Church. Va
JE. 4-4040 Open a-s
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AUToMoTIVE MISC.

MeCULLOCH sUPERCHARGERs,
40ee h.p. increase. We stock belts,
vacuum switches. and parts. call
for demonstration. BOYD'S GA
RAGE. rear 5000 Ga. ave-. Silver
Spring, Md. JU. 5-6S0t. Open
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NORTH ARLINGTON
You can start building to-
day on graded lots with all
utilities and finished curbed
street 10 newly completed
and expanding top residential
area.
Call Mr. Kerr for infor-
nation.
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
$50 N. Monroe ST. IA. $4,000
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MONEY WANTED

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STORES FOR RENT Cont.

1919 BLAD. RD.. colmar Manor. Md.
Corner brick store. 80 by IS;
ideal for any type business RE
1924 or tn. 2-1111. PENNY
APOSToLIDES, 6l7 F st. NV.
STORE, 2OxS0 1t. air-cond.. in new
shopping center, nearby Md; idea
spot for ladies', teen-age. child's
apparel shop, or comb, food. lunch
delic. shop. Rent, $3.50. Call 10
$500: ewes. and Sun. EN-. 3-S770
CORNER SHOP available in Wash.
ington's most desirable location
THE MooRINGs, 1909 Que st
at 1900 Que st.
SILVER SPRING-Meadowood shop
center: cement store, 2Ox5O. Lge.
parking lot: 1928 mo. CRAVER
REALTY. RIA. 3-4635.
1916 GEORGIA AVE. NV, near
Silver Spring-Suit. store or ONCE
25X60 IT.: redec.; immed occu-
pancy: lac. parking area in rear
ia. 9-i705, ia. 9-s256.
SHOPPING CENTER
Drugstore, food store. other.
open. WIN build to suit reliabl,
tenants. At entrance of . largl
DEVELOPMENTS. Construction vii
M. Leo Storch
DEVELOPER Spruce $4,000
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HOUSES TO BUILD

WE no CUSTOM BUILDING-Let us
give you free estimate. Also com.
mercial work Cali Mr.. CAREY
KE. S-422b, evenings. I4s
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LOTS OF LOTS

Colesville- Falrland area. From u
to 2 acre lots in new community OF
fine homes Some with excellent
terms. Ready to huild.
WILLIAMS & co. JU. 1914
COLORED-COLEsVILLE
SILVER SPRING. MD.--Choice "a
acre lots in exclusive neighhorhood
s., 500 up with terms. r. II. BEST,
INC. win build and finance youl
home. Statesmen on premises daily
after 8 pm. all day Sat. and Sun
Call r. H. BEST. HA. 7-7300 OF
X. NJ. TRIoG. JU. 5-S423,
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE

LONG BEACH-PartialIy completed
home. may sSd be lived In od to complete
harbor and beach, worth 81 800;
rough. plumbing cost $3.50. con-
nected to central water. How can
you lose? Only $3.50 down. S27 30
per month. Drive to Long Beach
Immediately or phone PRINCE Fred
erick 30s-J for additional details
MIMOSA COVE, Deale, Nd, rs MI
able; built to live in; h.-w.h., cleo
kit, beautiful, large water-yiew
lots: fall prices; well financed. A
better place. Agent on grounds
Turn right at ESQ station. Cal
UN. 7-7293.
TOP VALUE-New homes, $4,000
value. priced at $3.50. Inspect al
CedarhurSt on ches. Bay, 81 miles
DC, near Shady Side, Nd. WALTER
NJ. BAUMAN. Ma. S-6229. Wo. 9.
0747.
BEACH LOT, at Drum Point. wooded
with bay view. APPROX: "a acre;
$1,000 cash. FL. 4-6495.
long BEACH : CENTER HALL
HOME With excellent view of the
Chesapeake Bay: 2 bedrooms, knotty-
fireplace. fully equipped Kitchen,
bath, large front and rear screened
porches: 2 extra bedrooms may
easily be finished on End moor: lot
75x100. owner Unexpectedly moved
to PHILIPPINES and must sell. A real
bargain at $500, with low down
payment and monthly terms on bal
ance.
DIRECTIONS: Drive 2 miles south
NJ prinre FTederict m anlomons Is.
land road. turn left at St. Leonard
and follow Long Beach signs TO Of
flce on bay. NJ e. ROCKHILL. INC.
St, Leonard, Md. Phone Prince Fred
lerick 3O9-J
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FALL BARGAIN


Franklin Manor--Attrac cottage
oil Insulated: eiee. kit, Fefgr,, rnnEs
and elee. pumpi hot water: Venetian
blinds throaghout: lge. cor. lot, /
block from bay: $500.
Deale Beach---Masonry built, r..
round home; mod. equip: Venetian
blinds; bedrmg., bath, iiv. rm., Kit
NJ. creek, with place for boats
Cory soitaEe Al bay front: $500
s-bedrm. cottage; Ice. lot; mr.
water; only $4,000.
3-bscrm.. furn. cottage with acre
ZEE 6 ssy fseni' R;sS sse , sess 3
and Of bth a., Denle Beach, NJ. el
ear uriytrtlty 7-347l 81 univerSiiJ
7-eeOg.
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.yIT5E R SS1Iy1 = 55IHy|ENAAB9gTov

ONLY $3.50 DOWN
Fine furnished, OBLIGATED lodge
with living rm., kitchen and dining
area. 2 bedrms.. compl. bath with
tub. sleeping balcony. screened
porch; overlooking Flag Harbor and
Chesapeake Bay. Completely fur-
nished for immed. occupancy. Boat
only z yrs. old in excel. cond.
6b-h.p. marine conversion, 4-cyl,
yeep motor. Berth in private yacht
ONLY $500 FOR BOTH
BOAT AND HOUSE SJ7 80 MO.
10 Inspect: Drive 2 miles youth
Of Prince Frederick on Solomons
Island. road turn left At st. Leonard
and follow Long Beach signs TO
once on Bay. ~. Z. ROCKHILL,
INC. 81. Leonard. Nd. Phone Prince
Frederick 30S-J.
SEE HARBOR VIEW LOTS
Out Central ave. our sign on left
Just before reaching Mayo Beach.
LARGE lots. some waterfront. all with
water PRIVILEGES. priced from $500
with $50 down and $40 per mo. See
galesman after pm, or call Mr..
Kendall, residence WO. 6-1B44.
LOUIS II. HALL, Realtor, Davidson.
vile, Nd. University 1-416l.
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TEXAS

In Loudoun County--480 beautiful
acres, 81 miles d. c., Is acres corn,
z new. 40O-ton each concrete silos.
Escalator, automatic feeder. Can
easily feed 800 cattle. 2O-acre lake
site; good fresh water. Brick house
200 years old. Old stone slave quar-
tiers in fair condition. A real bar
gain, $4,000. 29es cash. Exclusive.
Dillon Land Co., JE. 4-4040
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ALL NEW HOUSES

Four bedrooms. ga baths. split
levels Living room, separate dinins
room. fully equipped kitchen. I'm
itshed recreation room, water sewer
ges, electricity. Price. S2695O. Ex.
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3-bedroom and 3.bath rambler
close to st. Johns Catholic Church
aud parochial school Living room
separate dining room. fully equipped
ki.enen' q, screened porch and e..
room.
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$3.50 DOWN-GI
Total Monthly payment About
SOS


To Eligible Veteran
All brick, sep, din. rm.; full base
ment; fenced in yard with trees.
Conven. to Washington. airport. Fl.
Belvoir.
MANNAs REALTY JE. 2-3110
1-PEnpnnM pAAEpT I'D
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PANORAMIC VIEW
ARSTELLER-McCA
DAIRY FARMS

Df111b I i AItWI0
~ 40 minutes to D. c.: 9s7
agrees E lust on Route SO. Consisting
baths; dairy barn for 20 cows; All
milking equipment; all kinds Of ma :
chinery that you need on q farm;
100 tons Of hay. as cows. 90 calves:
with all land. houses, stock and
equipment; Sl2S.000; down pay
ment. $4,000.
90 1aI acres; Just of Route =.
consisting of 2 houses, dairy EQUIP
meTit. big new dairy barn: water in
all fields except one; a good blue
grass dairy farm; no stock. Price,
$4,000. $4,000 down.
Sl u acres Ct $500 per acre.
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GLEN CARLYN

I9,500-Whv pay rent when YOU
can choose from Z oSSaliity-built ram n.
lovely wooded lots Featuring today's
mod kit with eye-leVel oven. 3
lovely bedrms,, din L." and ground
level 9smt. with half bath. Unusual
terms
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5-ACRE SITES

5-ACRE SITES
Beautiful wooded 5 acres witt
house to s acres, for those desirinf
quiet. seclusion and privacy. Con.
venient to CHA site. $500.
SENECA ROAD
Five acres or more for small
estate fronting on hardtop road
with nne access highway. Beautifu
view of mountain; just Is milel
from Chain Bridge and IL milei
from CHA site.
McCAY & McCAY, INC.
ia. S-S6T5 Realtors
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OPEN 2 TIL 9

2743 and 40 N. Wakefield st., Arl.
window overlooking Wash. Golf and
Country Club fairways. Family-size
din. rm.. all-elec. kit. 4 bedrms. and
2 baths on main A.: rec. Pm. 42x16
with bar and firepl.. patio, lavatory,
built-in garage, all walls and ceilings
insulated. air-cond throughout. Call
ma. S-9192; ewes, WO. 6-7SRS,
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AIR-CONDITIONED

GI, SCI ,950-Ouick poss. can be had
on this outstanding 3-BEDRM., D
BATH rambler. featuring a lge. Nv
rm. din. area. de luxe kit, with
dishwasher and breakfast space plus
a huge club room. Found only in
homes Of Sa0,000 or more.
THOS. ]. FISHER g. co.
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BEACH LOT, at Drum Point. wooded
with bay view. APPROX. "a acre;
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EoRK Linz

Gas ana electric, 1000 %
$1,000 lbs.. solld and pres.
matte tlrea. We sell, fenf
and service.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

YARD STORAGE available: Ice or
small parcels, heavy Industrial,
railroad siding available, Rosslyn.
Va. H. AIKEN, ME. $4,000; after
$50, ia. 9-7057.
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IDEAS WITH HERBSI
Easily Prepared Party Dishes
Include Boxed Beans With Cun1in

ralSlnS ana olives. (SaYe a lew
olives to put on top.)
Corn Meal Batter Mixture
Heat to boiling 3 cups of
water in sauce pan. Mix cup
yellow corn meal, l teaspoon
salt with l cup cold water.
Pour into boiling water,
stirring constantly. Cook until
thickened stirring constantly
to avoid Jumping.
Line a caSSerole-sideS and
bottom-with the corn meal
batter Fill with meat mixture.
Then, put batter over top in
broken pieces. Dot with ripe
olives. 1t is now ready for the
oven or may be set aside until
ready for guests. Bake 40
minutes in 300 degree oven.
This delectable dish has
the added advantage of keep
ing well. I often store any
leftover part in a covered cas-
serole dish in the refrigerator
so that 1t can be easily heated
up when served a day or so
after the party. Instead of
losing flavor while stored,
tamale pie seems to gain some
thing.
Another favorite is:
Baked Beans With Cumin
I start from scratch-Can-
ned beans will work just as
well but they're not quite as
good.
l2 teaspoon cumin added to
each can used.)
2 cups navy beans
"a lb. salt pork or ham fat
2 teaspoons salt
"a cup brown sugar
y teaspoon dry mustard
l teaspoon ground cumin
Il cup chilli sauce
"a cup dark molasses
l medium sized onion-diced
Wash beans; cover with
water and soak over night.
Simmer for about 80 or As
minutes until skins burst.
Drain reserve liquor from
boiled beans. Place part of
the beans In casserole or bean
pot. Bury part of pork or ham
fat in beans. Cat from your
Christmas Smithf1eld ham is
wonderfully Fill with remain
Ing beans. Combine remaining
ingredients with one Cd cup
bean liquor. Pour over beans.
Place remaining salt pork or
ham fat over top. Cover with
bean liquor. Cover casserole.
Bake in slow oven 600 degree)
about 6 to 8 hours. (If canned
beans are used, 80 minutes
will suff1ce.) Serves six. If
necessary, add more liquid
during baking.
Baked beans also keep we'll
for later use when stored In
the refrigerator In the COW
cred pot in which you baked
them.
Oftentimes / use soy beans,
which have a high protein
content and are very good, in
Evening star., 1956-12-30

trated. too. by a great carved
altar piece now in the possess
sion of the Norwegian-Ameri-
can Museum at Luther College,
Decorah, Iowa.
Carved by Lars Christensen,
a Minnesota farmer-and no
kin of DR.. Christensen-the
piece was intended for a
church never built. Once re-
garded as a rather crude piece
OF workmanship, the huge
woodcarving, in low relief, is
now appraised as a rare ex-
ample of id-Western folk art.
1t depicts Crucifixion and Ma
tivity scenes.
Americans, seemingly busy
with the conquest of a con-
tinent, have tried to find a
native art form to reflect their
own religious perSuasions.
That the few examples are not
better known is unfortunate.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
ANTIQUES ALMANAC:
Religious Motifs
Found in Folk Art

land but from the Southwest
and West Coast and Gulf of
Mexico areas, where the in
fluence of Catholic France and
Spain held reign.
The Image Makers
And the most picturesque
of these pieces are the santos.
small statuettes made by the
image makers, or santeros.
These wood carvings repre-
sent one of the purest forms
of original American folk art.
Carved with a knife in soft
pine or cottonwood and bril-
liantly painted, santos were a
standard centerpiece in even
the humblest adobe of New
Mexico.
st. Joseph, st. James and
the Madonna and Child were
popular motifs, etched in
forms that, according to Erwin
Christensen. curator OF the
Index of American Design,
Suggested emotional inten-
sity" because of. the contrast
Of huge heads and hands and
emaciated bodies.
The santos fiourished in the
century between 1850 and 1850.
Then plaster figures appeared
and the painstaking, if home
spun, work Of the santeros
waned.
Their worth was appreciated
too late. Many were destroyed
before collectors became con-
cious that the art form was
vanishing.
Many Destroyed
In one New Mexico valley
subject to violent storms. there
existed the belief that the
burning of santos would help
avert disaster, DR.. Christensen
found.
The tardiness with which
such religious pieces achieve
public recognition is illus
Evening star., 1956-12-30
By SYLVIA WHLIAMS

The hustle and hustle OF
Christmas is behind us but
we still have New Years Day
festivities to look forward to
before we get back to our
normal way of life.
Having friends in during
the holiday season is part and
parcel of the spirit of the
Christmas season. Whether
at large buffet or a simple
supper or brunch, it's nice to
entertain at home. After the
hard work put into preparing
the traditionally heavy Christ
mas fare, it's a relief to whip
up some simple dishes that
are easy to prepare and serve.
This past week / have been
experimenting with cumin or
comino. an herb spice. Cumin
is a small annual plant of
the parsley family, widely cul-
tivated in the Mediterranean
region Of Europe and India.
Ground cumin seed is now
used as one Of the ingredients
of chilli and curry powders.
In the early days of the
Romans 1t was used by the
masses instead of pepper be-
cause Of its spiciness. In those
days cumin was much less ex-
pensive than black pepper.
The cumin plant grows 5 to
8 inches tall. 1t is a delicate
plant and requires careful at
tention. l am told it will
grow in the Washington area
but unless one has a rather
large garden 1 doubt the ad-
visibility Of trying it. The
whole or ground seeds are
readily available wherever
herbs and spices are sold. So,
unless you like to grow every
herb possible, save your gar
den space for the more at
tractive and sweeter-s scented
herb plants.
The following recipe using
cumin is truly a Mexican dish
and is one that can be pre-
pared partially the day before
and popped into the oven
when the time is right. If
guests are tardy 1t doesn't
matter II 1t stays in the oven
longer than you planned.
Tamale Pie
4 lbs. chuck roast (cut into
bite sizes)
/ can tomatoes
/ package frozen or can Of
corn-whole grain.
onion, chopped fine
] green pepper, chopped fine
/ tablespoon parsley. chopped
fine
2 teaspoons cumin
cup seedless raisins
small can Of pitted ripe
olives
Saute meat in large dutch
oven. Add tomatoes, pepper,
onion and spices. At this point
you may want to add cup of
red wine, claret or burgundy.
Put into 800 degree oven and
cook about one hour until
meat is tender.
This part may be cooked the
day before and stored In re-
frigerator until next day If
desired.
To the above base add corn.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
BY GEORGE FLYNN

Because religion was such an
integral part of American life
in the early days of the Re-
public, the antiquarian often
is led to wonder why there are
not more frequent manifesto
tions of religion found in his
searchings among the sur
viving pieces of Americana.
Eventually he finds many
material objects designed with
a religious motive have
weathered varied existences,
in the process becoming so
precious that they rarely find
their way into the trading
martS.
For example, the frugal
Congregationist of New Eng
land gave to his village church
communion plate and tankards
Of valuable silver. But these
long since have become treas
ureS that the church keeps
under lock and key, to be seen
only after careful prearrange-
ment. Museums and private
collectors possessing such
silver maintain a similar guard
over them.
The most expressive forms
Of religious expression, how
ever, came not from New Eng
Evening star., 1956-12-30
Several Suggestions
For Potty's Purents
D. c. n. Washinator

D. c. F., Washington
For Mrs. E. L. j.:
BY all means teach your
daughter to spell her name as
you and your husband wish it
to be spelled.
After many years of school,
teaching, l am convinced that
there is no correct" way of
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stead of the conventional navy
beans. You can buy soy beans
at several Chinese food stores
in Washington.
X 4 4
Other uses for cumin are:
With scrambled eggs for
brunch.
A small pinch added to
apple pie.
Half teaspoon added to your
favorite cream or cottage
cheese, chive and clam dip.
Sprinkle a small amount
over Edam cheese for truly
different hor-d'oeurves.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
WEE WOMEN

spelling or pronouncing names.
When she is older, she may
enjoy being a little different"
from everyone else.
Meanwhile, if you call her
pat" or Patty" teach her
to print it PATTY. This will
avoid confusion when she is
older.
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Directions. Please

A. C. Nick, Washington
/ would like to know how
to crochet an oval rug, using
strips of percale. I presume a
ring is made and double
crochets made over the ring,
but how many? And how do
you increase? How wide should
strips of material be and
should they be sewed end to
end? What size needle?
I have not found any direc-
tions in crochet books.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
READERS CLEARING
HOUSE
It's on The Floor
I. s., Washington

I. s., washington
Does anyone know how to
remove rust from linoleum?
A metal kitchen cabinet rusted
on my kitchen floor and when
l replaced the cabinet with
one of a slightly different size,
the rusty space came into view.
I have read the Clearing House
formulas for removing rust
from clothes, but none sound
applicable to my problem.
Thank you.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
Ever Heor of II?

Mrs. V. r. c., Arlington
I am wondering if anyone
has a recipe for blueberry jelly
or has ever heard of it. A
member of our family loves
blueberry preserves and thinks
he would like the jelly. if such
a things can be made or
bought.
Evening star., 1956-08-29
CARIBBEAN SEAL
FACES EXTINCTION
FOR TRUSTING MAN

The Caribbean monk seals
trusting nature has brought
it to the brink Of extinction,
and the animal already may
be over the brink.
For centuries man has
walked among the seal herds,
slaughtering them. It began
when Christopher Columbus
discovered the seals on his
second voyage in 1494, the
National Geographic Society
says.
Few, If any, animals are
left from herds that once
lived on the islands of the
Gulf of Mexico and the
Caribbean Sea-" the society
reports. There are only
hearsay reports from fisher
men that some still survive"
The sluggish animals did
not become alarmed when
human killers invaded their
herds. This complacency in
the face of death made the
seals rare as far back as q
century ago.