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The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-06-08
Store AT Candle Reported
Burned Tuesday Night

Word has been received that
the Havenstrite Store at Candle
was completely destroyed by fire
Tuesday night. The store belonged
to the Havenstrite Oil Co., and
Alfred Karmun was the store
manager. Marcel Stern is the COM
pany manager at Candle.
Information from Kotzbue said
that coffee and milk had been
flown from there to the stricken
community.
The store was the only one in
Candle and much of the surround
ing territory depended on it for
staples and supplies.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-06-08
GIRL SCOUT LEADER
NEEDED TO TAKE
PAID VACATION

Here is an opportunity for
some woman to receive a paid
vacation at Camp Dexter and at
the same time help the Girl
Scouts.
From July 9 to Is the Girl
Scouts will go to their summer
camp at Dexter, sleeping, eating
and playing there. Every day
one or more women from town
will drive out from town to help
in any way they can.
But what is needed is someone
to stay with the girls and direct
their activity for SIS a day. This
job will provide pleasant change
of scene and activity but, more
important, will be worthy con-
tribution to the young women of
this community.
Anyone interested or desiring
further information should call
Mrs. Boyd HARDWOOD or Mrs. Frank
Morris.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-06-08
Kotzebue Cleans Up
For Tourist Season

Mrs. Doris Lincoln of Kotzebue
was in town for day visiting her
mother, Mrs. John Fagerstrom,
and other relatives.
Mrs. Lincoln related that the
cleanup program in Kotzebue is
in full swing in preparation for
the tourist season. She said that
as an added incentive a $50 prize
is to be awarded the homeoWner
whose property showed the most
improvement.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-06-08
Girl Scout Bake Sale
Will Help Provide
Money for Encampment

Nome Girl Scouts will sponsor
a bake sale to be held Saturday
June Is at the N. c. Store.
Proceeds from the sale will be
used for the Girl Scout summer
encampment at Dexter set for
July to 16.
All Girl Scouts are expected to
bring baked goods for the sale
and contributions from anyone
else will be gratefully accepted.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-06-08
Rotarians Will Entertain
Sons For Fathers Day

A Rotary luncheon Thursday
a film was shown of fishing for
piranha in the Peruvian Amazon
river. The piranha is cannibal-
istic fish, the most vicious crea-
ture for its size in the world.
Guest was Robert Oliver of the
us. Marshall's Office.
Next Thursday, the club will
celebrate Fathers Day by the
members bringing their sons" as
guests for luncheon.
14-day encampment and are
necessary to cover the cost OF
board and room.
Subscribe to the Nome Nugget
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-06-08
Mr.. and Mrs. John bud Ellis

and child arrived Nome Wednes-
day for the summer from Iowa
City, Iowa. The Ellises were mar
ried here several years ago when
he was stationed at Nome Field
with the Air Force.
Margaret Ellis is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Bjornstad.
Bud is studying dentistry at the
University of Iowa.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-06-08
N o T I C E

The first boat will not take
southbound cargo. No freight will
be accept for southbound ship
ment until about July Is. when
further notice will be given.
-Lomen Commercial Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-08

in the 4-to-1 vote for the ap-
pointment.
Chief Merkel has headed the
force since last September. He
told the council he thought he
had been "railroaded' by last
nights action.
II have gone out of my way
numerous times to help the
public" of Colmar Manor, he
said.
Attorney Named
In other business, the council
appointed Wilbur w. Yoho, jr.,
second ward councilman, as
town attorney to replace Mr..
Torvestad.
Mr.. Torvestad, who attended
the meeting, objected to some
language in the resolution. He
accused its sponsors of resorting
to malice and caprice" in their
statements about him.
The council also voted to
cancel Colmar Manor insurance
policies now handled by Gordon
Louk, an agent of the Travellers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-08
Police 1t. Mu||igon, Once
Near Custer, Heads Force

A Colmar Manor (Md.) police
lieutenant, who only two months
ago faced dismissal by the town
council. last night was named
by the new council. elected last
month, to head the towns three
man force.
1t. Ernest (Mike) Mulligan, a
town policeman for more than
20 years, will become lieutenant
in-charge. replacing the present
police chief, Alfred Merkel.
1t. Mulligan's appointment to
the post came in the wake of a
court fight by present Mayor
Harry w. Hill to upset results
of a July. 1855. election which
returned former Mayor John N.
Torvestad to Office. Mr.. Hill sue
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cessfully contended he had won
the election on the basis OF
write-in votes which Mr.. Tor
vestad and the town council had
refused to honor.
Promoted by Mulligan
An active promoter of Mr.
Hills write-in campaign, 1t
Mulligan was threatened with
dismissal by the council before
final court action on the case
and while Mr.. Torvestad was
still mayor.
DIN l.. Merchant, a member
of the new five-man council, in
troduced the motions to dismiss
Chief Merkel and appoint 1t.
Mulligan. Councilman Julian T.
Croson voiced the lone dissent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-08
Lock Selves In

SWANSEA, Wales, Aug. 2 Up.
AN attendant in the court
building here was mystified when
he got a bell call to a basement
cell in which he knew there
were no prisoners. In the cell he
found three strange young
women. They explained they
had walked into the cell to see
what it looked like and the door
had swung shut and locked auto
matically behind them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-08

Insurance Co., and to place them
with r. w. Hereford Of the
Triangle Insurance Agency.
Mayor Hill estimated the trans
fer will save the town about $85
a year.
The council appointed Mr..
Merchant head Of q committee
to set up q town budget. Colmar
Manor has none now.
The meeting was held in the
Municipal Building, Forty first
avenue and Lawrence street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-08
TO HELP RESCUE BOWIE
FROM STRAY DOGS AND DRUNKS

Stray dogs and drunken loiterers are headed for q
rough going -over in Bowie Md.
Two OF the towns commissioners Frank L. Brown and
Walter L. Stewart appealed yesterday Prince Georges
County commissioners for help in eliminating stray dog
packs and DRINKS who hang around the at all hours
The officials. who said they elected in June on
pledge to clean up the place. told the county
l50O stray hounds run through in large packs They
shrubbery and bite newspaper delivery boys Mr. Stewart
said
STRAY dogs have puppies which grow up and have
more puppies and it's getting to the point where some
thing has to be done Mr.. Stewart said Its getting
possible to plant garden in Bowie"
Mr. Brown said loiterers thick on BoWie's main
street that they actually hide the mo Lettering signs
Main street. he said constantly Uttered with wine and
beer bottles.
County officials promised to come to the rescue
Kriehl C. Harris animal shelter superintendent was
instructed to round UP Bowie's dogs.
The Arizona post., 1956-10-26

zir, which our little grand
daughter helped to decorate,
was built on the top of the hill
facing the beautiful Mediter-
ranean. They used Yemenite
embroidery strips to hold the
heavy grape clusters togeth-
er. Little Miriam proudly
pointed out the golden or
anges and grapefruit which
were taken from her daddy's
groves for decoration.
The succa, 1 found out, pro-
vides an ideal setting for en-
tertaining guests. The four o.
clock tea to which I was in
vited in the neighborhood was
very lovely. 1 left with recipes
for a honey cake and almond
cookies, besides having a won
derful time telling my new
friends about my old ones and
Tucson.
BUT AS THE GAY festival
comes to a close we return to
the routine of normal life
which is a life of hardship and
insecurity for the Israeli. The
country is beset by many seri-
Gus problems. But it has con-
fidence in it's leadership and
military defense. The continu-
Gus attacks on the borders by
the enemy take many victims,
but they cannot break or
weaken the morale of the
nation.
The immediate retaliationS
are very costly for the enemy,
because Israel puts a very
high price on the lives OF its
citizens.
IWant to conclude with con-
graduating Tucson on having
the new Arizona Post. I am
sure that the Tucson Jewish
community appreciates your
effort in giving them a fine
newspaper, devoted to intelli-
gent journalism.
The Arizona post., 1956-10-26

On the morning after Yom
Kippur, We read brief an
nouncementS in all the news
papers, where and when child
rem could go to get palm
branches, tree cuttings and
foliage to be used for the sue
cab. Each municipality made
this available free to the COM
munity.
HARRY AND were aWak-
ened in the wee hours of the
morning by some mysterious
noises and the squeaking of
wheels on the pavement.
When we looked out the win
dow we saw an army of
youngsters on a fleet of vehi-
cles made of boxes set on
wheels and pulled by bikes or
simply boards nailed together
and pulled by hand. All these
were laden with green foliage.
The very small fry followed
up in the rear, carrying what
they could on their shoulders.
Balconies, backyards, roofs
all over this country were
decorated with succas. And of
course the interior decora-
tons depended upon the
imagination of the builder.
I saw a succa on our street
in which Persian rugs were
used for walls. Some women
use old heirlooms, like copper
kettles or trays filled with
fruit which were hung from
the walls of the Succa.
MRS. BEN-SOFER on the
next block put an exquisite
string of coral and jade beads
over the entrance of her sue
ca. Some women bring out
their best silver pieces to
brighten the succa, which was
used for all evening meals
during the festival.
The Succa for the first
grade children in GeShir Ha-
The Arizona post., 1956-10-26
Hoidoy-fime In Israel
Thrills Tucson Couple
BY MANYA STRAUSS

For the beautiful festival of Succo would particularly
like invite my young friends of the three religious
schools in Tucson.
What fun they could have here with the building and
decorating of the succa!
Evening star., 1956-03-25

idea decide who's going to The District has
That's counting the day apply
STILL issuing day,
perform
District issues license directed to particular
clergyman o judge.
of any perform marriages you want
10l in the Municipal Court Building and
appointment Waiting period for Judge is usually
a
Marriage License Bureau is from am. to pm,
Monday through Friday IL Saturdays. the
busy the girl down and apply for the license
else do it for them That person.
facts in the application
blood required. Minimum without parents
81 for S for with consent 10 Tor boys
for girls.
Evening star., 1956-03-25
DISTRICT COLUMBIA

r, EAST expensive place around
IL to get a marriage license
is the District. The license
costs only S., plus so cents for
notarization.
Before going down to the
Marriage License Bureau in the
United States Courthouse, Con-
stitution avenue and John
Marshall place NV, it's a good
Evening star., 1956-03-25
So You're Going
To Get Married?
BY DORIS KANTER

TTE ASKS: "Win you marry me?"
III She says yes"
Then, maybe he gives her engagement ring.
So much Of the road to marriage Is well known. Any
bachelor could this far without having ask directions
When it comes right down to the business of making legal
however many a bachelor Is lost
Il have vague idea," bacheloronh brink told
recently you need license and sort of But
what's the first thing have to do? Where do go?
Suppose want civil ceremony? Can Judge you?
How do you go about getting Judge to marry you?"
1t all depends Mr. Bachelor, where you get married
Each State well the District Of Columbia has its
laws. One around State laws is via the
you choose just get ocean liner and wait until it's
the high outside the territorial Jurisdiction Of the United
States There the ships captain Such marriages
legal under the laws Of most countries-incuding the
United States.
Even among such close neghbors Maryland, Virginia
and the District there substantial differences in legal
requirements.
Provided you stick solid ground however
first step to decide where want married
In Virginia. you do what the law demands and be
married. all in hour-and ahaf takes least three
days In Maryland, five In the District
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ARLINGTON, NORTH-6-rm. resi-.
dence; interior redec.; Diet. GARAGE;
blks. shop, and bus; walk to sch
For substantial cash, will sell fol
less than nv equity. Call ALLWrNE.
IA. 2-56S2.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
Near East-West Hwy.

S24.95O. Attractive brick Colonial
on a beautiful lot with big trees
Center-hall plan. modern kit. with
dishwasher and disposal. first-fiooI
paneled den 12xIO. air conditioned;
3 twin-size bedrooms, . baths on
md floor: full bsmt. has rec. rm.
garage; school nearby. transp. one
block.
W, B. WRIGHT, EN-. $4,000
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TAKOMA PARK, Piney Branch I'd
Bargain, Lovely brick, coloniai
liv. rm.. sep. din. rm., Ice, break
fast rm., full bsfLt.; Diet. brick
garage: will sacrifice for low down
payment. Oh or FLA terms. All
otfers will be presented. CHESTER
H KELLER. REALTOR, JU. o.
ZOO. 10 S-35R0
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BEDROOM AM BATH, on LIST door

BURG STYLE HOME. Center tsiHi hal
entr., Gift. liv. rm. w/fireplace
lge. sen. din. rnl., excel kit. with
sep. breakfast area, screened-ir
porch. fun bSmt., Diet. garage
Transferred owner has reduced
thu house for quick sale. WE
HIAyE THE KEYS, Call METZ
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A5E 1bsSfmIO S..baMtS d1s.I Roo NE FFA-
lonial; 3-expos. Nv. rm.. firepi, Sc
GUIDED screened porch, cheerful
tiled bath: 36-in, attic fan: pine.
paneled rec. rm.. flrepi., full bath:
lovely lot. trees; dead-end street: /
block transp.. schools, Vacant;
$1,000 cash, $50 mo. LUCILLE
COOK. JE. 2-3272; JE. 2-4e64
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KENWOOD PARK

This beautiful new spIit-level de
living is located In Washington
finest prestige community. 25-ft
Cathedral eeilinged liv. rm. witt
raised hearth. Complete electric
kitchen with table space aplenty
> generous sized hedrms. and
luxurious baths. Separate panele.
r2ieed hearth and richly paneled
Full basement. storage space galore
carport. An unbelievable value a
S3S $50. Call ewes, q till 10. OIL
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for SALE. We. tcoas.l HOUSES ron SALIVA.

BIG BEAUTY-At only S16,BOO;
large yard with many nice trees:
4 bedrooms, s baths, large rooms
throughout, full basement, hot
water heat; immaculate condition.
Phone IA. 2-46O0. WRIGHT
REALTY.
COUNTRY COUSINS and city slick
ers Will both agree that this 4-bed-
room older home offers more space
ana privacy than can be found
anywhere around these parts. I.ge.
llr. rIa, with fireplace, sep. din
out Inconvenience, 81 APPRAisEn
AZ $4,000. PRICE is REDUCED
TO S17.750 FOR IMMEDIATE
SALE. Your chances will be better
II YOU call now. METZLER-JA.
5-7575 I'll q pm.
BEDROOM AND BATH, on LIST floor.
III this 3-bedroom WILLIAMS
BURG STYLE HOME. Center han
entr., Gift. liv. rm. w/flreplace.
ige. sep. DIN. rnl., excel kit. with
P2sShf ls S Ss: Sss r saEsss
thI house for quick sale WE
LER, IA. 1888 till Q pm,
RENT BEATER. SI2,a50. This i'm
home, situated on ICE. corner lot
Is conv. TO shopping and transp.
Lge. Mying-din. rr1., bright. equip,
lsit. VERY LOW DOWN PAYMENT
TO GIs,. Call NEITHER, ia. s.
AND CONVENIENCE
New brick rambler in. fine ~ Ar
hneton location: / blk. from ex-
B serms transD bst Irne center a hall T,tS
aii-eiec Hotpoint Kit. KIT with sHi b HHssn.
iast space: full bsmt. with roughed-
IN 3rd bath: level lot. Priced at
S2b $50 with good terms. Shown
by apt. THE DARBY CO, ia, s.
1898. Once open q till o.
By OWNER-2-bedrm. semidet.: as
sumo Gil loan; $500 dn.. total
payments, S72 mo. so. 5.4i5e.
BELOW MARKET VALUE at FLA
appraisal. $4,000. II you are
brick 3-bedrm. Immaculate home:
Alex. area; excellent for airport.
Pentagon or Belyoir. Modern in
every detail. Full bsmt. walking
MSIS niI1;, T. G,v,s schSSl PRETTY lot
Aon1 payment VIII LdIl-
die. RUTH ROBBINS REAL ESTATE
CORR. XII. $4,000.
BUILT TO LAST 100 YEARs-If
me construction and top location
COUNTRY CLUB RAMBLER viii be
your choice. On every count you
VIII md 1t worthy of it's heritage.
Expansive rooms, exquisite appoint
ments and detail. Three spacious
bedrooms, two lavishly tiled baths.
Huge dining room, I4x97 fl,
screened porch and the perfect
kitchen. Convenient side door en-
trance to diversified attached car
port. sweeping lower level enter
tainment area with unusual raised
nalf fireplace. SIS, $50 and assume
Sia.5OO 4l3T interest saving A.
l nsTaTgy CALL cAA55LI,,JJ,AA. 10000. REAL
NORTH GLEBE con Lee highway.
Open 0-.'
BE DIFFERENT. Buy value as well
brick rambler With ITe Nv sI rn n .
sep. din. rm., GE kit, : baths, full
bsmt: with rec. RIM. OF real dis
tincion. Plus rm. for 4th bedrm.
Just move In. S24,150 includes
Grapes. cornices. deep freeze. washer
patio and trees. 1000 will handle
RUTH ROBBINS REAL ESTATE
CORP, XII $4,000.
sRK. RAMBLER, N. ARL.-BRAND-
VIEW. 3 BEDRMS.. IL BATHS.
5uLL BsMT.. PANElED REC. RM.'
0ISHWASHER AND DiSPOSAL
s30,950. HOLLEY REALTY. 5s00
LEE HWY. KE. S-5350.
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OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
IL TIL DARK

DIRECTIONS: River I'd. to Colds
ooro I'd, right to WILDWOOD. left to
lTanglewood. right to 1913 and Omen
house. KEN FREEMAN CORPS OIL
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ELBOW ROOM .
POMPONIO
PRESENTS
So FIT.

OF beautiful brick rambler.
located in q very attractive
Falls Church neighborhood.
The interior has q very spe-
cial appeal. with spacious
Western-type plan, Foyer en-.
trance, 3 big bedrooms. COM
partmented bath, all-electfic
kitchen. full EngliSh-tvpe
daylight recreation area, etc.
Just q short walk from ele-
mentary school. Occupancy
can be immediate. All types
Of financing available. Best
OF all, the price. at only
$1,000. To see. call IA. q
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HOMES

ROBERT E. LOHR
HE 4-4U00 Til = PM. RIA. $4,000
Our Seth Yr. Of Dependable Service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-23
LOHR

SPACE TO SPARE!
FOUR large bedrooms make thi:
Tacoma Park home ideal for a large
family. Walk to bus, shops and
schools, It's in good condition, has
full basement and is vacant. Only
81 900 will buy it on terms. Just
see 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-23

Fairfax County Estate
81 ACRES-$42,50
This Colonial home recalls the
beauty Of the past. It has s large
rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, oil heat,
wide pine floors, fireplaces, high
white columns. basement, large lawn
with shruobery and shade trees; on
macadam road. % miles from Wash
inKton; large basement barn and
tenant houses; plank fenced: SI5,-
600 down. Shown by
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THE EVENING STAR Rio

Washington, D. G.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER "a, laB0 ~
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MASON HIRST
Annandale. Va. Phone CT. $4,000
CLOSED SIJNDAYs

Hillside Manor
Popular Mclean Area
$3.50 DOWN CT. For 3-bedrm., Q
bath brick rambler with firepl.; fun
bsmt. lovely kit. with table space
and GE refrigerator, dishwasher, dis
posall. double sink, birch cabinets.
wall oven. M-acre lots with finished
driveways, sidewalks and streets
SlS,750 with GI and FLA terms
Close-in Fairfax County near new
public and parochial, high and
Ierade schools. Only 20 min. via
parkway to Pentagon and Constitu-
ton ave. Community swimming pool
organized and memberships avail
able. Open Sat and Sun, IL to 4
and weekdays, / TO 8.
Directions; Out Lee hwy. C2a-
l211 to N. Wash. blvd, right to
lWestmoreiand ST., right on Vest
moreland to Hillside Manor or over
Chain Bridge on 123 tfrough Me-
Lean a few blks. to No. 1913 CFalls
Church sisn) left and continue APP
prox.. I mi. to Hillside Manor and
model home,
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BIG BEAUTY-At only $4,000;
large yard with many nice trees;
4 bedrooms, 8 baths, large rooms
throughout, full basement, hot
water heat; immaculate condition.
Phone IA. 2-4s00. WRIGHT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-23

FALLS CHURCH AREA-We invite
comparison Of location, price and
quality on this new brick rambler
situated on an diversified LOT with
tall trees. Price Is only $50. 500
Walk 70 schools, shopping and
transportation. IT has 3 nice size
birch cabinets. sep din. rn., cheer
ful ltv. rm. with its fireplace and
picture window Make this your
must 70 see. LYNN REALTY, JE.
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LAKE BARCR0FT-on lge. wooded
,oti new white brick rambler with
ise. Iv. nm. sep. din. rm., IRE
3 bedrms.. ga baths: full bsmt'
with paneled rec. rm.: attached ga
rage. Priced for quick sale Al
$4,000. Shown by appointment.
The DARBY CO., IA. 5-93e3. Of
fee omen q I'll q
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BETHESDA
Z RMS, 2 BATHS, GARAGE

.centsr-hall entrance, lse Kit.
tully equip: finished rec. rm.: full
osmt. partially finished. lge. liv.
lent condition. In Locust Hills Es-
tates, A settled community sur
rounded by private ground, close
to NH and Naval Hospital. ,on-
yenient to all schools. Assume 40
financing. Realistically priced at
S2o.95O. For further Information
S-5740 or OIL. 6-63li.
Aldon Properties. Inc.
Evening star., 1956-12-17

long white kid gloves as the
accessory of the evening, are
gloves of satin in the same
shade as the gown.
X y 4 X
In Paris, evening hosiery
gets a new twist this time in
the extraordinarily sh er
stockings with a romantic gold
seam. giving the impression of
being painted on the leg. :.
IN HOLLYWOOD we asked
Edith, who dresses most Of the
Paramount stars, what were
some of her own PERSONAL
fashion preferences. She told
us that she designs all of her
own clothes and a great many
of her own fabrics. She likes
homespun fabrics. Twice a
year. she mentioned, she creates
a silhouette for herself and a
theme which she carries out in
different colors and fabrics.
Her Fashion Editor in
Funny Face" Kay Thomp-
son carries out this fashion
formal of Miss Heads. She
wears one basic suit that Miss
Head translates into morning,
noon, and night variations in
different fabrics.
u II
IT'S THE TRUTH-Tahiti
is currently enjoying a big
visitors boom along with
Hawaii. Scotch kilt wearers
have nothing on Tahitian men
Continued From Page BE-
Evening star., 1956-12-17

length gowns in the stores
indicates that many women
are thinking about their holi-
day gown as the one they will
also wear to the Inaugural
Ball.
Keeping company with the
Evening star., 1956-12-17
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Tree 7 rim COlOrs
For Your Boil Gown

dresses around town. Gold,
green, red, silver. lots of white,
and plenty of brilliant blues
are in the color lineup.
The great quantity of full
Evening star., 1956-12-17

The Queens Beasts
From heraldic insignias of ancestors of
the present Queen of England, these beasts,
representing various lincages
and hearing shields with coats Of arms, have
been engraved by the copper wheel
process on lead crystal. Only
one hundred numbered sets are in existence;
(Otherwise, crown copyright reserved.)
we have numbers four and five.
Set of ten, I,25O.OO; 1880, each.
Only at Carfinckels in Washington.
Crystal Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1956-12-17

BY ELEM
Christmas tree trim colors
are matched in the cleaning
and glittering holiday ball
gowns and short evening