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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16
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APIS. FURNIsHED-p.c.
2-REDROOM Apt

A recent completed, nreproof
/ building beautifully decorated and
furnished nv Dorothy Draper.
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APIS. FURhIsHEp-D.c.


shoreham Hotel; efneieney OF !
bedrm elevator nldg See iani,or
1922 BMTMORR ST NV. mr. 18th
and Col rd. bedrm, liV. rm
kit rear yard, $40. incl, utils
BEACON APIS. 1901 Calvert st.
other iocs Enc, s55 EN-. 1907
FURNISHED APARTMENT, SOS 2
81 NV - bedrooms. living room
Kitchen and bath; convenient "a
81 downtown. Apply SIS o N. GIL
z -. NV.
HAMPTON COURTS APIS. 20l3
N H. ave nv bedrm nicely
i.urn- newly decorated. New stove.
All utils incl. Wired for air eond
Mar, NO 7.ia9s
1919 KENYON N.W.--i-2 rms, kit,
bath: s5g 50. $50, $50 utlls. incl
AD 4-2g55 %
1874 COLUMBIA RID. NV sed.
rm.. sk5, utilities included. most
convention location AD 4-2059
1870 HARVARD ST. NV rms
kit. bath and iarge closets: SIS.
Apply Apt ..
Mr.. wALTER REED. BLK .--Liy
rm. bedFm din rfn. KIT, and den
Nv. entrance couple. 500 EN-. 2
at22
1901 KILBoURNE PL. NV. Bed.
rm Nv rm. kit bath. Attrae
furn So incl utiis NO. 1880
MT. PLEASANT. 1881 Monroe It -
Z pvt bath Apts. let Z and 3rc
4 REA Also small apt $50 81
APT. HUNTING made easyi seisc.
s asn' arP5 sri' 2 n g i. sa9sn' no Zee
DUPONT cIRcLE-B.mt apt. 2
rms ana KIT share bath. pit en-
trance al ntilf rent. ETh CAL
NO 1.eli3 81 Tu. .s-45fs
33fs 18th ST. NM ana g rms
kit and bath tG0-Ss9 per m.
shewn % pm. SWISS REALTY.
DU. 7-tiTa.
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LIGHT PLANTS

Portable. single phase. 1.000-watt.
= 9sT Ii S SrcaNE ERo-Ws ssis M H g g. NV
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OLD FASHIONED picture frames,
clocks. furn.. china. glass. guns.
ANTIQUES. etc. 10. 4-7455. 81.
"IANOS- Cash for all styles. prefer
small models, AID. 4-592s day; HUI.
3-4s57 night 3l'
PIANOS-ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night, JU. g-303g
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Bird AND DECATUR N.W.--Attrac-
tive duplex apt, modern furn., pa
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APIS. FuRh. vA.-tcont.,

ARL. 1880 N. QUINN, across Kew and
Memorial Bridges. -bedrm, apt I.
$50 incl. utils. Res. Mgr. Apt. l..
ARLINGTON NEAR PENTAGON--
Family apis and hotel rooms Day
or week Free parking ia 2-3343
ARL;-Bedrm.. liv. rm.. din, kit.
cony.; S9S ia 7-5443. ia. 2-lSg0.
ARLINGTON-On transp, large liv-
ing room. bedroom, bath. pine
paneled kit. with din. space: apt.
redec., newly furn. ia. S-2659.
BEVERLY PARK GARDENS bed :
rm liv .m.. kitchen and bath. SS5
plus electricity. near complete shop
ping center. 10 min to Pentagon
20 min to Washington. TIE. 6-5a34
MEN ONLY-Near Lee hwy; kit.
PRIVILEGES; $50 per month. Call
evenings. KE 6-9S34
ARI,. - New duplex. newly furn /.
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ii2i 4th ST sE--a rms pvt. bath,
utils. furn So 50
i2s ifth ST E--utlls furn
SSS These ants nicely furnished
II e.704a. wiLloUoHBY co
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Call EN-. 2-8800
Your Inspection Invited
.ORMAN BERNSTEIN SYNDlCArEs
nI EANA ArrI1 rrrr

POS WEBSTER ST. NE.
Mod. -bedrm. apt. with yard. At
tractiVely fgrn, 500 includes util-
titles. Call ia. g-S6IS OF
$50 DREYFUSS BROS
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

OLLIE DOG-I yr. old: sable and
white. has shots; S35. JU. 9-0S3S
WANTED-Puppies, small breeds
preferred: will take . bred females.
RE. 5-694O.
HOME WANTED-Female, 3-yr,-old
German shorthair pointer, Axe
registered. championship lineage.
RA. 3-s567.
BOXER PUPS, Axe, male and fe-
male, II weeks. Temporary shots.
Call WA. 7-9351
COCKER PUPPIES. Axe; also cham
pion at stud. WA. 1-o27S, 36i5
Hamilton ST. Hyattsyille, Md
POODLE. blk brown. stds., i wks.
Axe, wormed. show stock. reas
CT. 6-0230
CHINCHILAS, breeding pairs, 5000
Reg, with the Natl Chinchilla
Breeders of America Easy to raise
and worth their weight in gold For
info, call II. 7-1S3l
PERSIAN KITTENS, white, female
$40 each. APP 7-7755.
GERMAN SHEPHERD, spayed fe-
male. mo-. perm. shots, house
broken home with children de-
sired; $40. VIII. 6-2970.
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APIS. FURN.-D.c. Cont. J

BEAUTIFULLY FURN.. newly dec,
ground-fr. apt, liv. rm.. bedrm
kit. and bath in semidet. brk house
with iee. garden. mr.. park; sos. all
utils. 100 Webster st. ne. off Ha-
wall ave. Call Elk. 3-7S45 or WO
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GORDON HOTEL
biz lbth 81 NV downtcHn. singles
and doubles: daily ARD weekly rates
HAWTHORNE HOTEL
2i34 o 81 NV. RE. 7-4O27
Sgis 80 so VIZ up. dbls SIS so
wk maid serv 2a-hf PIX and eley.
sery. walk. dist 70 Govt bldss
Georgian Hotel
fsi2 q sT NV
SinEle ana double rms weekly
and monthly rates Permanents vel.
come Negly dec rms, free ~ ano
parking. a4.nr switchboard serviee
HOTEL l440
if40 Rhode island nvs rms
With run water. nr showers: phone.
maid sery SO 50-i7 50 week
lCOLORED--is32 BELMONT RD.--
Lee at;ractiveiy turn. dble font
room. COOKING priyih Apply on
prcnlses. o. cal IN. .-423e.
COLORED-lo0s COLUMBIA RID
y W. --Lge recently redsto I'm in'
refined empl man or woman, priv
- ~ wkly. 10 2-an7a
CoLORED-BRiGHT dngois iron,
rm en- ployed couple AZ gAnsn
noms prlYiis. 10. @-tl50 IL
4-QbG5.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

CHOICE WHITE FACE HEREFORD
STEERS. AZ head early Spring
calves. sell one or all C. J. LAUGH
LIN, He. 4-2565 ST 3-7000.
BUY A LIVE BEEF for your deep
freeze. &c 10 We arrange for de-
livery to processing house. Ii. g.
1904.
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

. YOUNG LADIES to share l-bed-
room unfinished apartment; $50
per month including utilities: con-
Venitnt 10 airport and Alexandra
Red Cross Inquire basement apt.
building. 500 Bashford lane, Alex
andria
WANTED YOUNG MAN t25-30D. TO
share apt. with ! other man: on
the Arlington side of Key Bridge
ia, 4-ls06 bet. 8 and II pm
YOUNG MAN. preferably night stu
dent, 20 share i-bedrm. apt. with
another man. Call Pc. 3-5d94 ewes.
GIRL TO SHARE apt. with . other
girls; TV furnished; reasonable; in
sc. Call after u pm 10. 2-a5a2;
and before q pm, DU. 7-32OO
MAN. ooiored. has nice apt TO share
with another man; convenient; reas
IA. 9-gO2g.
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1850 NAYLoR RD. Sc

1880 hAfLOR RID. 2.
It's no wonder these are rentlnr
50 fast Brand nepi Air condition.
ing garbagr uiSposaiF hardwood
floors, laundry facilities Off-strefi
parking; nearby school and churheH
transportation and shopping Cal
LU 4-i49A or SHANNON n LuCHG
"a 18Th 50 nv Ma s-93ij
THE CAPITOL HILL
lg9 G 81. NE.
Liy nm dinctte XII drsaHne
closet and hath S65 80 utlis .nci
IA afsRvEisY9 Gisc iRE '' F.i5d hsHSfHl
ipi5 CALVERT 81 NV rma
kit bath, $50 80, incl nss'
bath sG5 incl AZ utlis
. 1914 North Capitol ~ - fmt
XII. bath So 30 incl heat,
H24 ION 81 ~ ~ rms ~
fSYMoSD r RUPERT 81 s.s4s4
sEE THLsg PfRsT
one ard two bedroomt large.
5Fight almost new building Resi-
dent Mar Al, l0f VII shet
200 cHEaAPEAKE 81 81
fOut Nichols ave ~ Atlantic EFF
. 4ih rlrht n chssageakf. ff' -
apt lnsreet then rome n once
MARSHALL : WAPLE co
i924 18Th o. NV 40 f.eOpb
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED
WOULD LIKE rm. and board for
school child in vic of Takoma
Park School, d. c. 10. S-4250.
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ROOMS FURN.-N.W. Cont. J

.COLORED-9 RMS. twin beds. use
OF kit: near univ, DU. 1880;
COLORED : CLEAN, comfortable
room, next to bath. 1910 18th st.
NV. TU. 2-115O LII f-22SA
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COCKER PUPPIES. Axe: also cham
pion at stud. WA. T-227S, 3615
Hamilton ST.. Hyattsyille. Md
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FARM AND GARDEN

BUY A LIVE BEEF for your deep
freeze, nc ID. We arrange for de-
livery to processing house. Ii. g.
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ARL. = New duplex. newly furn. .
larse closets; close-in N. Arl,; cow.
to all Govt. Offices; ideal for FAM
ily or 3 to s girls. SIS mo. ca. for
incl nfils KE G-hlSS
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BOXER Pups, Axe, male and fe-
male, II weeks. Temporary shots
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POODLE. blk. brown. stds., q wks.,
Axe, wormed, show stock. Teas
CT, G-Oo30
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ATTRAC. TV APIS, Sl4 week up
child or babies welcome; also hskpg
rms. 1l0l 18th st NV. DI. 7-7SSS
1905 X ST. SEE. = Apply Apt. 3
Mod. nicely furn. 4 rms. bath
screened porch: sos mo. plus utils.
mr.. Navy Yd., Boiling. PRESS
REALTY CORP ST 3-N3IR
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COLORED-I53I EUCLID NV
Lee. front rm; 50 .wk.; sgle.; front
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

COLORED-iIOI 5th ST. NV
Nicely furn. single rm. for empl
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.w.

SLEEP ON FOAM MATTRESS. wake
up IN music clock-radio refer
grill. 500 wk 2l47 p. Elk. 3-6G33.
l633 10th 81 N.W.-Business.
women. sgle dble rms, clean,
beaut furn.. mod baths NO. 7-9l2H
ROOM with house
keeping privileges and unlimited
phone; gentleman: S35. RIA. g.
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rabbit Ears
Tv Antsnna
Reavlas Az

Improve VHF receptionI
Dipoles spread TO 7s". Bal
anced base, lead-in. 3D5l75.
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Automatic
Phonograph

Lightweight portable. Plays
3 speeds. Automatic changer
for all size records. D5605.
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Black Panther
Tv Lamp

Adds striking glamour 70
any room gives proper
light for viewing. l9". 3Do5O2
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Wizard Imperial" Cleaner
VII :. L.. .,.; i. ";:..;: 500 v... g.:

Clean room after room in jiffy with this easy-ro
swiveltop cleaner Flexible vnyl hose reaches every
corner. Quiet powerful 1HP. motor for top cleaning
efficiency adjustable suction Handy toetap step-on
switch. Uses new dsposable dust bags. Wi2Js555.
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Portable &7HN
PhonogFaph ! E..y
eeovlag 1875 y terms

Plays 3 speeds. all sizes Of
records. Child can use uni-
point needle. AC only. D577O.
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and nominee indeed, and if I'd
been in that convention hall, I'd
have been whooping it up for
that great American, Mr.. JUS
tice Paul Westman"
tAhd if Rains wants to run for
Caesar, he has my vote there
too.)
In attempting to take in q
convention with its hehind-the-
scenes maneuvers, the campaign
election night. the nominees re-
lationships with his wife. hi:
campaign manager his support
ers. the press and the inevitable
demagogue. as well as dives
himself of some comments or
what the presidency means
smear tactics. the value Of poll
tics in the tunctioni,ie Of thu
Constitution. etc.. Author David
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kline should be saved and filed
away in a TV classics library.
Most interesting thing about
Lux Video Theater's production
Iof 1.-THE Night of January Is"
Thursday, WRC-4) was the Jury
Of silent screen greats-foreman
Mack Sennett. Betty Bronson,
Buster Keaton, etc.-assembled
to hear the case and Alfred
Hitchcock's comments after
wards. :. When the judge closed
the TV play by censuring the
jury severity for its mot guilty"
verdict, the next voice you heard
was Hitchcock's I'll wager
that judge doesn't work in any
Mack Sennett comedies for a
long time" our favorite pixie
observed.
Too bad the sound broke down
on Ed Sullivan's film interview
with the late Louis Calhern on
his WTOP-9 show last night. :.
Of it was a network difficulty
maybe Ed can play II again.)
~ y +
On the Run:
Campaign workers in the
Cerebral Palsy drive will receive
a deserved salute from local tai
ent in a special Celebrities
Show" tomorrow night at the
Washington Hotel. :. Area
radio and Tv performers, as well
as stars from the towns leading
niteries. will participate.
1.-THE March Of Medicine"
focuses on the olight of emo
Itionally disturbed children next
Sunday at $50 WRC-4.
An SEXUAL case study n a child
being treated will be included
on this pioneering Ii. iical series.
Bob Enders' local company
recently shot five half-hour TV
films in one day-which ought
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-14


son unfortunately wound UP on
the platform almost as much as
his players
Some of Mr.. Davidson's argue
mentS were most persuasive;
others were ringing asides that
said nothing. lin a drama about
politics, l suspect, this might
be referred to as consistency
But the play was at its best
when the words gave way to
action-as in the scene where
Howlin' Dan Cowling. the
demagogue, stopped the candi-
dates train to grab some un-
wanted pictures with him. But
after almost every development
that carried the plot along an
inch, Mr.. Rains was required to
deliver two inches of summing
up. He delivered almost as many
dissenting opinions last night as
Justice Holmes did in his entire
career.
A copy of the script was sent
me prior to the performance
with the explanation. from pro-
Queer Herbert. Brodkin. that
since the play had a surprise
ending, he was taking the
liberty of eliminating the last
four RACES :"
l think the play might have
benefited by eliminating those
pages and few more. The play
reached its climax with the
candidates final prediction
speech and the rest Of it was
downhlll. It was an emotional
speech. emotionally delivered
and ! wish. also that Mr.. David
son had been able to produce
some words worthy of the oc.
caSion. Lines like you cannot
faint one single part of a bucket
OF water without tainting il
all" just don't belong.
A more fundamental error
one that all TV political play,
seem to have in commons il
drawing their leading players to-
sharply. They are either nobl!
motivated or out-and-out scoun
drelS. The essential question il
behind-the-scenes deals at con
ventions. it seems to me. is eff
fecting the necessary compro
mise between groups of equal,
sincere and intelligent factions
All we seem to get on Tv ar,
Westmans and Howlin' Dal
Cowlins.
y = IS
Scoreboard:
Jack Benny chalked up an
other hit on his Shower o
Stars" last week Thursday
WTOP-O-especially that won
derful dance he did with Marg,
and Cover Champion. Tha
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ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT
Announce New Way To
Shrink Painful Piles
Science Finds Healing Substance That Does Both
Relieves Pain-Shrinks Hemorrhoids

New York, N. Y. Especially =
For the first time science has
found a new healing substance
with the astonishing ability to
shrink hemorrhoids and to relieve
pain without surgery.
In one hemorrhoid case after
another, "very striking improve
ment" was reported and verified
by doctors observations.
Pain was relieved promptly.
And, while gently relieving pain,
actual reduction or retraction
(shrinking) took place.
And most amazing Of all-this
improvement was maintained in
cases where doctors observations
we're continued over a period Of
many monthsl
In fact, results were so thor
ongh that sufferers were able to
make such astonishing statements
IS "Piles have ceased to be a
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ION THE AIR
The Right Man
Winston TV
BY BERNIE HARRISON

David had laundering lot to in his drama
politics President" last night (Acoa Hour WC and it's
lucky thing that had Claude Rains Everett Sloane Fred
Clark and a t-claSS slate of actors to them.
In fact should stated the outset that Mr. Rains who
appears rarely distinguished candidate
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All this, without the use Of
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This new healing substance is
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something critic Carmody Coumnist
The films, made for the Bob Condne, National Gallery
Keller founder Of of Art Director John Walker
the Christopher Assistant Postmaster
ture guests The Stars drama Gerald Culinan
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ANOTHER TELEVISION FIRST
June Vincent and Harry TONNES will be in leading
roles in ITO the Great . Most Seldom Gift" on Medic
tonight o'clock WRC The play its producers publicity
department proudly announces, will show complete
resection operation the first time televson
Arizona sun., 1956-04-26
ARIZONA U AGRICULTUR SERVICE
PUBLISHES CIRCULAR ON ROSES

planting and Pruning Roses"
is the title of new circular by
the University of Arizona Ag-
ricultural Extension Service.
Even the novice rose gardener
can do a good job of planting
by following the well-illustrated
recommendations Of Harvey
extension horticulturiSt for the
u of A and author Of the circu-
lar. Also covered is placement OF
rose bushes, an important item
because of Arizona's climate.
Free copies of planting and
Pruning Roses" Circular No. 237,
are available at your local county
agricultural agents office.
Gardeners can learn about the
careful soil preparations neces-
sary for healthy roses and just
how to select good plants when
you buy roses.
Varieties for both warmer ana
cooler regions of Arizona are
listed and discussed. This offers
the rose gardener additional help
in deciding what kind OF roses
will fit into his home landscap-
ing plans.
Arizona sun., 1956-04-26
ELks TO HOLD YOUTH DAY

Officials of Phoenix Lodge OF
ElkS are making plans to &C
commodate close to 1000 teen
ayers at next Sundays Youth
Day Program at Elks Park, 44th
Street and Thomas Road.
Among the guests will be the
memberships of 70 Valley OF the
Sun youth clubs currently en-
gagged in raising funds for the
Crusade for Freedom. In addi-
ton, the lodge has issued
blanket invitation to all great
er Phoenix area teen-agerS re
gardless of race, color or creed.
Parents and friends are also
invited. Admission is free to the
program which features music,
entertainments, refreshments
and several youth leadership
awards.
The days activities will begin
ct 2::3O P. M, and conclude with
a dance in the park patio be-
tween $3.50 and 8:15 P. M.
Proclamations issued by Gov
ernor Ernest E. Mcfarland and
Phoenix Mayor Jack Williams in
designating Sunday, April 20 as
youth Day., stress the need
for protecting and advancing
the cause of human freedom
po':+Icol, religious, economic and
Sooial".
Arizona sun., 1956-04-26
NAVY RECRUITING NURSE
TO Be IN PHOENIX MAY 2-3

1t. Patricia George, Navy Nurs
Corps Procurement Officer will
be in town at the Navy Recruit
ing Station, 1877 North End Ave-,
Phoenix, on May the End and
3rd and hopes interested Nurses
will come in and discuss Nurse
Corps opportunities with her.
Miss George says Navy Nurses
gain experience in all phases OF
nursing and may further their
education in a specialized field
such as aneStheSia, administra-
ton, teaching or supervision in
a clinical speciality. Each year
the Navy sends some nurses to
civilian colleges for advanced
study.
Applicants must be between
the ages of 81 and 3912; a grad
uate registered, or professional
nurse; single or married, but
with no dependents under 18
years of age; a us. citizen; and
able to meet physical and pro-
fessional qualifications. Selected
applicants who request active
duty are sent to the Naval Hos
pital, st. Adams, New York for
indoctrination in Navy nursing,
and agree to serve on active
duty for at least two years. The
starting salary for Navy nurse
Ensign is over $500 per month.
According to Miss George,
more than $4,000 patients are
treated daily in Navy hospitals
around the world, at sea-board
hospital ships and transports,
and during flight on military
hospital planes. Navy nursing
today is as varied as the field OF
medicine itself.
Arizona sun., 1956-04-26
HOMEMAKER'S DATA

Q Never launder a torn curtain
until after it has been mended.
Any stains should be removed
separately b g fore curtain is
washed. Curtains will remain
fresher looking longer if vacu-
UNI is run over them or shaken
often to remove loose dirt.
o When turning the collars OF
your husbands shirts, why not
give the cuffs the same treat
ment? They too become frayed
and worn before the rest of the
shirt.
Q A smooth ironing board will
be the result if the cover is
stretched on the board while
wet.
. If your kitchen is small and
there is no place to lay your
cook book, open book to desired
page and clamp to coat hanger
with clothes pins. Hang on cup
board knobs or wall hook.
0 A paint brush makes handy
duster for hard-to-get-at places.
Arizona sun., 1956-04-26
MOTHERS LITTLE HELPER

I have a little helper,
To whom housework's no
bore;
He likes to stir the oatmeal,
And help me sweep the
floor.
He duStS where I've just
polished
(Leaves fingerprints galoreD
And after I've dried knives
and forks,
He washes them some more!
It seems whichever way turn
He greets me with smile,
Intent on helping Mommy"
In his peculiar style.
But never think that I'd
complain
He makes my work a trial
Each day a little boy of two
Makes life seem so
worthwhile!
Elizabeth DAVIS SturnS.
Arizona sun., 1956-04-26
This Week S
Recipes
HAM LOAF WITH CREAMED
VEGETABLES

HAM LOAF WITH CREAMED
VEGETABLES
/ lb. ground ham
1a Id. ground beef
2 third c. fine crumbs
(bread or cracker)
" tsp salt
IA tsp pepper
IL tsp celery salt
IA chopped green pepper
small onion, minced
Thoroughly blend all ingredi-
entS. Place in ring mold and
bake in moderate oven $3.50 Fo
/ hour. Let stand 10 minutes
before removing to serving plat
ter. Fill center with creamed
vegetables.
Arizona sun., 1956-04-26

N O G AL E S

Alternately known as "Villa Riva",
meaning "River Town.. "Isaactown",
after an early saloon owner and
"Line City," because of its location on
the border, this tourist town finally be-
came "Nogales" or, in English, walnut"
because of the many walnut trees grow
ing along the Santa Cruz river.
Every piece of land has history.
This goes for your land too, and the
history is bound to affect the title. For
your own protection, whenever you buy
or sell real estate, ask the broker to
escrow it with Arizona Title.
Arizona sun., 1956-04-26
Featured Recipes
POT CHEESE SALAD

POT CHEESE SALAD
Tomatoes
CucumberS
RadiSheS
Celery
Green Pepper
l carton pot cheese
- carton sour cream
Dice salad vegetables (the
amount will depend on the size
of your family. Mix very gently
with pot cheese. Fold in sour
cream. Salt and pepper to taste.
Sprinkle with paprika.
Serve with cold cuts of meat,
pickles, relishes, potato chips
and iced coffee. Pumpernickel
bread is especially good with
this meal.