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IDEAL. CT

OPEN SUN. NOON TIL DARK
3422 ANDERSON RID. KENSINGTON
Detached corner brick, .3-bedrm.,
fenced lot. daylight bsmt., gas heat
Mr.: schools, shop. transp. Priced for
quick sale.
Michael Walsh & Sons
1211 Eye st. NV. -
RE. 7-s2s2 OIL. 6-7256
Ill
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
CHEVERLY
Q AND a REnRO0MS

New brick Cape Cod with liy.
Irm.. din. .rm., kit, full bath In bed
.rm. on 1st A.: 3 bedrms. and bath
on 2nd A. Ready for immediate oc-
Cheveriy. Nd. Cali PHILLIPS c.
ROGERS. Builder. WA. 7-0OO2. III
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SACRIFICE
FOR QUICK SALE


Home with gigantic picture window
fireplace, queen sized kitchen,
equipped with dishwasher, disposal
range and refgr., . bedrms, and tile
bath on first floor. finished bedroom
and unfinished bedroom on end: bis
yard.
Purchase can be made in one oil
two ways: Either assume present
payments would take small cash
payment, move in at once. or We
honestly believe veteran with $500
cash can buy at price approved BY
VA with payments of about $40 pei
mo.
A limited time is available to sell
this home
OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON. 8
TILL DARK. Mr. TAYLOR. OIL
4-3462 EVENINGS.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC, MA. $4,000
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HANDY

II you can make some small re-
pairs. you can purchase a 3-bed-
room, 2-bath Cape Cod home, in
elose-in Silver Spring. for Sl,500
less than VA appraisal. We suggest
YOU call immediately. Out-of-the-
country owner requests immediate
sale
E. F. Blanchard, Realtor
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COLLEGE PARK-Vacant. brick -and-
frame Colonial. consisting Of s rms.
and . baths. 9 flrepls. with additional
rec. or living facilities in bsmt. 2
car garage; S32 800. Excel. terms
COLMAR MANOR-11 rms.
baths. excel. cond. gas heat. lse
bsmt. Ideal for : families or as day
SEAT PLEASANT-Charming de-
tach. frame home consisting Of q rms
and bath: $4,000 with $1,000 down
SEAT PLEASANT-Vacant. Brick
tex 4 rms. and bath: gas. hot-water
heat. Good neighborhood; SS.400,
"; {. FAUssETT Realtor. RE, g.
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HOUSES for SALE, VA. tcent.

$3.50 DOWN. Sparkling 3-bedrm
rancher with alum. storm windows
and fenced yd.; close to bus, shops
and schools. Nothing to do but
move in: only S12,950. ROR-
SCHACH REALTY. JE. 2-3706.
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HIILCREST HEIGHTS

/ will trade your D. c. house OF
trust note on one of our lovely 3-
bedroom ramblers. from S19.500 te
S31 500. Call Mr.. Tasker. Lo. z
PAUL p. STONE. Realtor
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WORKING MANS BUNGALOW
5120 st. Barnabas Rd.
Detached home on large
corner lot with bedrms.
and bath: full basement. A
steal at $l1,950. Small cash.
Mr.. Christensen, LO. 7-ll97.
LYMAN c. DELE & CO..
INC, ST. a-352O. III
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
707 TIMBER BRANCH DR..
S32,b00
NO ORDINARY
Rambler

Overlooking an attractive
parkway In the heart of Alex
andria you'll find this
unique and charming brick
rambler, a home capable of
giving you real comfort
planned to satisfy the most
riminating-built to last
generation. Impossible to
describe adequately, your full
appreciation will come only
upon complete inspection
OF the home. BaSically there
are q rooms. 3 spacious bed
rms, ga baths, an entrance
hall, screened porch. full
basement, finished recreation
room with fireplace; attached
garage; the kitchen is a
beauty with dishwaSher, dis
posal, stove, refrigerator and
plenty of cabinets. and there
Is a real family dining room,
Only a few minutes to Pen
tagon and Washington. Very
good terms to responsible
purchaser. Phone us for di-
rection to inspect today.
The M. H. BARRY Org
22oeo NJ. asoN Vernon Ave- AleS., S.,o6n yl
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Big and Beautiful
HILLANDALE

S2S,95O-A really spacious brick
and-stone rambler Of outstanding
construction. Huge living room with
fireplace. separate dining room, all
electric kitchen. ?, large bedrooms
fireplace in daylight easement; all
this and a porch and garage; situ-
ated on q beautiful 2s-acre level
lot. Call and see it today!
E. F. Blanchard, Realtor
JU. $4,000
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NON-VET SPECIAL
ONLY $500 DOWN
No Settlement Charges

(sAME TERMS FOR VETERANs>
Modern 2-bedroom rambler, with
full basement and fully equipped
kitchen: large wooded lot. This
house is less than 8 years old and
has Just been completely decorated.
Owner has been transferred out of
town. Seat Pleasant area. Phone LO.
--eS11 Ill
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100000

Beautiful brick rambling Cape
Cod. in exclusive College Heights
on lovely Handicapped lot with an
trees and flowers: a home to suit
the most discriminating; shown b,
appointment only; Sunday after
pm Call Mr.. Roberts, at WA
T-7S60.
Countrywide Realty
OIL. 2-5S5S
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3-BEDROOM
BRK. RAMBLER

Before Wheaton. off Georgia ave.
Fireplace. GE kitchen, dishwasher.
garbage Disposall, fence and storm
windows. S14.750. Ry OWNER.
Open BY appointment only. LO.
b-3015 Ill
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PANORAMA DRIVE

6S-FT.-6-RM. BRK. RAMBLER
p2-acre fenced level lot: 2S-ft. liv
rm. with ultra mod. ffrepl. arrange
ment, uniquely appointed rec. rm.
3 baths. 2-car gar; absolutely ex-
quisite throughout. Sure it's different,
but in Q way that will bring instant
approval. Call Mrs. Cox, LU. 2-Sl 36
or ST. 3-736S. ATLAS REALTY co
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
OPEN DAILY
CALVARY HEIGHTS

S16,S50
New 3-bedrm. brick ramblers with
full bsmt., solid plastered walls,
birch wood kitchen, gas hot-water
heat; / block from Catholic church
and school, new Safeway and bus
in District Heights, Md. GI terms,
FILA terms, conventional terms;
Model house, corner 10Th ana
Marlboro Pike. See them today.
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OXON HILL
OPEN SUN, ,2TO5P.M,

OPEN SUN, IOo I'm
TWIN LIVING ROOMS
512S st. Barnabas Rd.
Brick, 2-story: modern; 3
bedrms., baths, 2 living
rooms with fireplaces; rear
poorches; full basement. Lot Lot
Price reduced for quick sale.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ALEXANDRIA,
Observation-Disclosures

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Charming 2-bedrm, row. near
lie schools: bsmt.: fenced I'd. Try
CT, SI0,g50. Move IN : with SO
down payment or viii rent, S9(
per mo SWEITZER REALTY, Kl. g.
4S77 any time. III
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WOODED LOT IN GREEN ACRES
Subdiv, town Of Fairfax; Sl7150
Ali brick ramblers: 3 bedrms.; iui
bsmt.; choice Of conven. or contem'
$4,000. Antique brick split levs
homes with 3 bedrms., 2 baths, mn
rec. rm., lge. liv. rm. with nrepi'
din. area, beautifully equip. Kit.
Dashboard INV. heat. ii,
$4,000. 4-level brick homes witt
8 bedrms. and den, = baths.
All homes in this SUBDIVISION art
iGI approved: public utils., pavec
Streets, curved sidewalks, landscapec
lots and walking distance to elemen'
tary schools. Conv. to shopping
churches, etc. -.
236 to Fairfax Court House, turr
left at traffic light l blk. to Sage
ave, 4 blocks on Sager to Barbour
DR.. to our sign, follSw arToTTS sToTTv 70 9pen Go
Esirfax. Va, CIR. 3-O544. III
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ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA
Like Old-World atmosphere? Ther
feast your eyes on this o-rm. bricl
miniature that has been charmini
guests for $50 years. See 29.lt
library wings, hanging stairway
artists finished garret. patio, etc
So cute, no guest could ever forgei
it! Only S15,500; terms. l3l S
Fairfax. so. S-SS31. open;
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LANHAM PARK-GI APPROVED
$4,000 with 500 down; neat Cape
Cod 7.rmi bqngalow, 4 bedrms; tedI1 g.
Nth Iot full bsmt on level looxlSo
w. Hyattsville; Cape Cod bunga-
low; bedrms.. 2 baths. 2 kits.
on nice corner lot; S14,95O, terms
LOUIS MILLER, Realtor. UN
4-2723; ewes, WA. 7-6012. Ill
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4 BEDROOMS
2 TILE BATHS
ONLY Sl6,950

Large din. rm.. attrac. liv. rm
full-size kitchen: bsmt., outside
entr.: gas heat. Most attrac. mod
home at most attrac, price, Open
and lighted till 9 pm. 49ll 56th
ave, Rogers Heights, Md Direc-
tions. Take Wash. -Balto. pkwy. to
Rte. 30 Annapolis rdl, left
blocks to 56th ave.. right on 56th
ave, 3 blks. to open house in Rogers
Hts. Phone UN. 4-95l0, SP. g.
6937, ROGERS CONSTR. Co, 5001
Edmonston ave, Rogers Hgts., sub.
Hyattsville, Md. Ill
LGE. 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER
LGE. LOT, APPROX. 1sox160'
Facing state park: liv. rm. with
fireplace, 8 bedrms., ga baths. mod.
kit, sep; din. rm.. full, bsmt. with
high ceiling; conv. schools, churches;
approx. 6R mi. Andrews AF Base,
& mi downtown Wash. Seat Pleas
ant area. Excellent terms, GI or
conventional. Information, call 10.
g. S392 or LO. 7-331I.
PAUL T. STONE, Realtor
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JU. $4,000
$14,200, CT
WHEATON HILLS

ANCHOR FENCE
WALL TO WALL CARPETING
This lovely moderhistic hom,
features floor to ceiling fireplace
in large. liv. rm.. dream kitcheT
with garbage disposal, washer anc
bath on first fioor; 3rd bedrm' Il i!
Semidnished on second floor. Lovel,
lawn and ideal neighborhood. Cal
Mr.. Hall. JU. 5-4190, List Milf
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC, MA. $4,000
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NEW QUALITY
RAMBLER

Brick; 3 bedrms.; ceramic tile
bath, select oak flooring. plaster
walls. copper plumbing; com. GE
kit. incl. wash. mach, full bsmt..
firepls., oil heat; beaut. wooded
area; all utils. incl. paved streets
and driveways. To reach: Out
Rte. l to Greenbelt rd., right l
wash. BALTIC. Parkway to Ccllege
Park, turn OF. left / mile to 63rdi
ave. and homes. open Sat. and
Sun, i pm. till dark; $1,000, Gl
FHA: conv.., fin: for information,
call TO. 9-966l or AP. 7-7S7S.
Benson-Joyce Realty Co.
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IN CnI.MAR MAN0l

IN COLMAR MANOR
Brick, 2 stories; 3 bedrms,, din
rm., liv. rm lge. kit. firepl.. bsmt.
.1Ia baths; fenced rear yard; SIG,
200. Nr. proposed yacht basin, 430!
Newton st.
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IN JANOLEI Fhtth
Brick. 3-bedrm. rambler; full
bsmt., elec. kit, scr. porch: lot
B5x115; new condition. S15.500
l4l7 Quinwood st. Inspection b!
appt.
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ABOVE SUBJECT TO VA APPRAISAL
ED. ROULAND, HE. 4-6343
O. SEIGEL, Broker
AVONDALE

AVOlNDALC
Beautiful brick Cape Cod on extra
large corner lot; large living room
with fireplace. family-size dining
room. modern electric kitchen, 2
bedrooms and bath. screened side
porch on first tioor: 2 rooms and
room with "a bath; breezeway to
brick garage; white picket fence;
Handicapped and shade trees. Price
reduced to S22,950 on your terms
Directions: Out Michigan ave. to
Eastern ave-, turn left to 2012
Woodreve rd. Open Sunday, 2 til 8.
ROGER MOSS, Realttor, Ho. 5-66sS
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FAUNTLEROY STARCH
Liquid gal. -

These prices effective unlii close OF
business, Wednesday. OCTOBER 3l'
LAND, Hiilcrest Heights, Bethesda,
silver Spring. Takoma Park, BlAdens-
burg. Coral Hills. Hvattsyille. Ken
slneton, Brentwood, Chevy Chase,
Coimar Manor, Wheaton. Mount
Rainier. College Park. Berwyn. Laurel,
boSo vi Hs5f D nisxa hssr Ans.
ton. Fairfax. Fails Church, Mclean,
Annandale, Herndpn. NO SAILS 10
DEALERS. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT
10 LIMIT QUANTITIES Produce
prices subiect 70 eaily market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-22

because of a dispute over the
buildings site.
Today, the school officials re-
ported unanimous agreement by
the School Board that the plans
designed .or a site on Mount Oh
Iivet road should be carried out,
instead, on Thirteenth street
NV. between Upshur and ALI
son streets. This is Immediately
south of the existing Health
School and north of the aban-
doned Upshur Street Tuberculo-
sis Hospital.
DR.. Seckinger was asked for
comment, since transfer of the
hospital to his jurisdiction has
been recommended and is await
ing the Commissioners decision.
He agreed the AREA is adj
Imirably suited for care of this
type of case" but fatty warned
against extending 1.-The building
too far on a horizontal basis. -
He suggested that it be con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-22
IStructed on two or three levels
with elevators between floors.

structed on two or three levels
with elevators between floors.
Gilbert V. Levin, a Health De-
Ipartment official, said similar
schools have had trouble be-
cause of the distances over which
children have to be wheeled in
Ispread-out one-f1oor buildings.
Mr.. Sharpe commented that
the Board of Education already
has spent considerable money
on plans for the new health
school. Its too bad you didn't
make these objections sooner
he told DR.. Seckinger caustically
Later, he asked Dr.. Corning il
the school superintendent has
consulted Health Department of
ficials and was told. mo. sir"
1 DR.. Seckinger insisted this was
the first time he had been asked
for comment.
Commissioner Samuel Spencer
asked the school, health and con-
struction officials to confer in an
effort to reach agreement as
quickly as possible. He said the
Commissioners want to resolve
the dispute so that the Senate
may be asked to restore the
budget funds within a couple
of weeks.
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Health School
Plans Are Hit

District Health Director DAN
lei L. Seckinger today objected
to Board of Education plans fol-
one-level construction of the
proposed new Health School. ,
Board President Melvin Sharpe
and School Supt. Hobart M. Cor
ming reported to the District
Commissioners today that the
School Board had decided
unanimously yesterday ON plans
for location Of the new building
The House Appropriations
Committee withheld 100000 for
construction of the school, de-
signed for 200 crippled children,
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now, and has just started walk
ling. He seems to be following
the same pattern as his brother. "
I'VE don't want to take that
for granted" DR.. Phelps told her.
l"SometimeS the younger child
copies the older child"
Later, after examining the
child, the doctor declared, Il
can't find any cerebral palsy in
this boy. I don't think he has
cerebral palsy"
Students Invited
DR.. Phelps was conducting his
monthly clinic, especially for
children with cerebral palsy at
the Society of Crippled Children
at l767 Massachusetts, avenue
NV. today. He examines the
children, discusses their problem
with their parents. recommends
therapy, and makes recon-
mendationS to Robert DeniSop
a brace specialist. This month,
however, the Easter Seal drive
month for the society, invitations
to visit the clinic were sent to
medical students, speech students
Red Cross volunteers and others
in the Metropolitan Area, and
the room was crowded with at
least so observers.
Each child received lollipop
from DR. Phelps. some got tenn
Iporary custody of a teddy bear,
and one little girl got a brief
ride on a tricycle. so DR.. Phelps
could demonstrate to her parents
that with the proper special
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pedals on the bicycle, she could
ride one without her braces.
Youngest on today'S roster
of II children was a 7-month-
old girl. Her pediatrician was
on hand along with her parents
to discuss proper treatment for
her. Early diagnosis and treat
ment for possible cerebral palsy
cases is growing more common,
specialists in the field say.
| A pretty, shy, 3-year-old came
in with her mother.
/ This little girl had a speech
problem when she came here.
And she didn't walk straight"
DR.. Phelps explained to the OBJ
servers. She's walking pretty
well now, isn't she?"
. Il think she's coming along
nicely" Mrs. Peggy Misback. a
speech therapist. told the doctor.
Its taken time to work up in
terest. Now we're at the point
of direct therapy."
Tremendous Gains
! Mrs. Misback added that there
had been "a tremendous adj
vance" since the child had had
an opportunity to play at the
Isociety's nursery school with
fother children.
Included in the series of DEM
constructions and lectures planned
for the next two days are dem
onstrations of the techniques of
educating and training children
by members of the staff tomor-
row and lectures by specialists
on Saturday on the impact of
the handicapped child on his
parents and brothers and sisters,
and the education and training
of handicapped children.
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Tremendous Gains

It's easy to register and
qualify as a District voter. Go
to registration headquarters
on ground floor of the District
Building and sign up.
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ICrippIed ChiIdren's CIinic
OPENS Doors to Visitors

mother father brought their two blond into the
clinic
Dr. Winthrop Phelps. consuan in cerebral palsy to the
Society Crippled Children had the older brother
before. His younger brother newcomer.
developing" his mother told the doctor Hes
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-03
NovyEmsEK ;, 1856

of the Corps have been depleted by ladies leaving Kodiak. Another reason is because of the need, which has been clearly demonstrat- ed in both the Griffin Memorial and the Naval Station Hospitals.
 Ladies who are interested in this course, or any of the other Volunteer Services of the Ameri- can Red Cross, such as Nurses Aids, Canteen Corps, Home Nurs- ing, are urged to watch for the an. nouncement of the first big gener- al meeting when all these services will be explained and discussed. Application blanks for the course will be available at this meeting. Time and place of the meeting will be announced in the papers and over AFRS.
 Ladies who wish any further in- formation or wish to register for the course before hand can con- tact either Gray Lady Chairman, Mrs. Norman Sutliff, (prone 4652) in town or Mir. Neel Anderson at the American Red Cross office on the Base, phone 394.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-03
Third Polio Shots

Administration of third, or booster" shots@oftpo vaccine in Alaska has recently been approved by the Polio Advisory Committee. This booster shot should De given ? to F months after the second shot. Children who recewed their second polio inoculation at :he schools in Kodiak last year will re- ceive their booster shots there also.
 Commercial supplies of the vac cine are now available, and adults of all ages are urged to contact their physician for the vaccine.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-03
We'll Child Clinic

Well-Child clinic will be held again on Wednesday afternoons be: ginning November 2 from 2, to 4 p. m. No appointment is necessary. Mrs. Jeanne Clough, Public Health. Nurse, has returned to full time duty and the Health Center will be open as formerly mornings from 8:30 to 12 noon.
 Glasses for expectant parents will begin the latter part of No vember. Interested parents -to-bc can obtain further information and register for the classes by calling Mrs. Clough at 4731.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-03
Eastern Star Entertains At USO

The Kodiak Order of the Eastern Star entertained the servicemen and service families from the Ma val Station with a Halloween party last Tuesday evening at the USO. Halloween games and refresh ments were the highlight of the evening.
 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
 Today-6:00 p. m, Ping Pong tournament. Winner receives 5 minute phone call to the States.
 Sunday-Building open 900 am. to Il p. m.
 Monday-Game Night (Bingo this week., 800 p. m.
 Tuesday-8:0O p. m, Colored slides of Alaska.
 Wednesday-8:00 p. m, feature movie.
 Thursday-1:30 p. m, Service Wives Club officers meeting.
 Friday-8:00 p. mr. Orchestra dance with the Navy Conlbo.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-03
Terry On Staff Of
 Health Department

Juneau, Nov. 2.-The resigna- ton of Miss Lois Nj. Jund as Alas ka Department of Health admin strative director and personnel of ficer and the appointment of Doug. las I. Terry as her successor were announced this week by Dr. Charles R. Hayman, acting com missioner of health. Effective date is December Is but MT. Terry has arrived to work with Miss Jund before taking over full responsi- bilities of the position.
 Miss Jund plans to spend her eleventh Christmas in Alaska at her Auke Bay home before leaving for the States for a long vacation prior to beginning her new work in March, She joined the Health Department staff in I946. Miss Jund worked in the first territory wide tuberculosis control program and its chest X-ray survey in com munities throughout Alaska.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-03
RECIPE OF THE WEEK

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PTA On Thursday
 Program, Outlined

The PTA meeting will be held Thursday, November 8 at 8 p. m. m the new gymnasium.
 Color slides of actual classroom reading situations from kindergar- ten through high school will be shown and explained. These slides were taken right in the Kodiak schools.
 Following the presentation, the teachers will be in their cIassrooms to show the reading materials used
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-03

Sham Forte
 10 soda crackers. finely crushed 3 egg whites, well beaten cup sugar
 pinch of baking powder
 a cup chopped nuts
 1s tsp. vanilla
 Mix together in order given, add ing each ingredient slowly. Bake in pie tin in slow oven (275 to 800 deg.) for 35 minutes. Cut in we'd ges and serve with whipped cream or lemon sauce. Lemon Sauce
 3s cup sugar
 l cup boiling water
 tblspn. cornstarch
 2 tbspns. butter
 1h tbspns lemon juice
 few grains nutmeg
 A tspn. salt
 Mix sugar and cornstarch. add boiling water gradually, stirring constantly. Boil minutes, remove from fire, add butter, lemon juice, nutmeg and salt Serve either hot or cold.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-03
BPw MEETS MONDAY

The Kodiak Business and Pro- fessional Women's Club will hold their November meeting Monday evening, November 5, at the home of Mrs. Margaret Lightfoot. Mrs. Mary Heffner and Mrs. Hazel Demarest will act as assisting hostesses.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-03
Bazaar Today

St. Mary's Catholic Church PTA is sponsoring preseason bazaar at the Church school today. Hours are from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m.
 Toys and gift items will be fea- tured. Proceeds will go to the School Building Fund.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-03
SOCIAL NUItS Iomemaking Happenings Aboul Town
 Gardening
 By Betha Dtgree
By Betha Digree

daily. There will also be exhibits of various resource materials and children's work. @
 Refreshments will be served in the cafeteria by the first grade mothers.
 Everyone is invited.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-03
Gray Lady Course
 Begins This Month

The Kodiak Chapter of the Am erican Red Cross is sponsoring an- other course for Gray Ladies, which will start in November.
 The new course has been arrang- ed due to the fact that the ranks
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-03

Fire costs more than 10000 lives and a billion dollars in property damage in the United States each year, even in peacetime.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-03

,. Mr. Terry has, been registrar and biostatistician for the Cleveland Health department since 1852 and in public health work since 1944.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-03
I LEV VISl 0 N AFRS = Tv Spotlight
Saturday

3:0O--Movie Matinee 4:00-Drum Taps
 5:O0-Zoo Parade
 5::30-Topper
 6:00-Harry Owens
 6:30-What's My Line
 700 Caesars Hour
 8:00LColgate Variety Hour 9:00-Stage Show
 9:30-Your Hit Parade 10:00-Jackie, Gleason l1:00-Insomnia Theatre :, ,, Sunday
 4:OO-Martha Rave Show 5:00-Milton Berle Show 6:00-Frontier of Faith .6:3o-Big Picture 7 '7:00 George Gobel Show 7:oo-Tfis IssNourEife .,8:oo+Ed Sullivan show s:0O-Jack Benny
 9:so-Amazing Duninger 7 lo;o0-Pfaywright's Hour
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
BY ALDEN HATCH

The second worst faux pas
Clare Boothe Luce ever made
happened a few days after she
returned from Europe in June,
1910. One afternoon her hus-
band called her from his Office.
II have accepted an invitation
for US to dine with Russell and
Marcia Davenport this even
ing" he said, 1.-THE Wendell
Wilkes will be there. Is that
all right with you?"
She said. Sure! 1t sounds
like fun"
Clare knew the DavenportS
well and she remembered
vaguely that Mr.. Willkie was
president of a great utility
company. the Commonwealth
and Southern. She also knew
that the Republican Party
soon would meet in a conven-
ton to nominate a candidate
for the presidency.
The talk at dinner was all on
politics. Toward the end of the
meal Davenport said, There
is no question about it, we need
a businessman with vision to
head the Republican Party"
With a twinkle in his deer