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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-13
THE CHEF SAYS:
Bridal
Shower
Menus

June is the month for brides.
and the month for bridal show
ers. If you're planning such a
party for a friend, you'll want to
make the food attractive, tasty,
and a little fussy for your
feminine guests. Here's a plan
for a bridal shower menu that
includes a light salad. a fruit
mold and delicious little heart
shaped cakes.
Chicken and Avocado Salad
Combine Q cups diced, cold
chicken or turkey. "a cups diced
celery, l cup diced avocado. /
tablespoon fresh lemon Juice,
teaspoon salt or salt to taste,
"a teaspoon ground black pepper
and "a cup mayonnaise. Toss
lightly and serve on lettuce. Gar
nish with radish roses and ripe
olives.
Strawberry Bavarian
Soften 2 envelopes unflavored
gelatin in u cup cold water ana
set aside. Combine u cup sugar,
"a teaspoon salt and 3 egg yolks
in saucepan. Stir in / cup fresh
orange Juice. Cook over hot
water until slightly thickened.
stirring constantly. Stir in
softened gelatine. Wash, cap
and crush quart fresh straw
berries. Add to gelatin mixture.
Chill until slightly thickened.
Fold in " cup heavy cream.
whipped. Beat 2 egg whites until
they stand in soft peaks.
Gradually beat in "a cup sugar.
Fold into mixture. Turn into
2-quart bell-shaped mold, which
has been rinsed in cold water.
Chill until firm and ready to
serve. Unmold on a serving plate
and garnish with whipped cream
and whole fresh strawberries.
Serves eight.
Banana Sweetheart Cakes
Make up one package cake
mix according to package direc-
lions for mixing, except:
When directions specify liquid
only. omit liquid and substitute
l12 cups mashed ripe bananas.
When directions call for liquid
and eggs. reduce liquid to u cup
and add l cup ripe. mashed
bananas. Add eggs as specified.
Blend in Y teaspoon pure
vanilla extract along with liquid
ingredients. Bake in we'll
creased. individual heart-shaped
molds in a preheated moderate
oven $50 degrees F., 20 minutes.
Cool in pans 10 minutes. Turn
out onto wire racks to finish
cooling. Frost with lemon butter
cream froSting.
released by The Bell Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-13
Stuffed Beef Birds

Beef birds are sure to be pop
llar on some of the cool summer
lays. A stuffing is a delightful
aavor additive when preparing
this beef speciality so next time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-13

try some Of these stufing COM
binations pickle relish. whole
kernel corn. diced bacon and
chopped onion. mushroom stuff
ing or perhaps just your ia
vorite bread stuffing favored
with apple, celery or green
pepper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-28

saw a man being chased by
Morris Moe" Siegel, sports
columniSt for the Washington
Daily News.
1t. Crown, who is the son of
Ted Crown, The Stars veteran
reporter at police headquarters.
took up the chase and caught
the suspect after a two-block
run. Booked for purse-snatch-
ing was Freddie r. Morgan, %,
Of no fixed address.
Morgan waived preliminary
hearing today before Municipal
Court Judge Thomas C. Scalley
and was ordered held for the
grand jury in $4,000 bond.
Police said the man had
grabbed the purse of Miss
jeanne P. Karr, 33. of 5000
Hampden lane, Bethesda. an
employee of the Naval Medical
Center. while she stood on the
steps of the Christian Science
Church at the corner of Thir-
tenth and l. streets NV.
Other street robberieS were
more successful.
Robert Taylor. As, of 1905
Eighth street NV. was robbed
of $3.50 in cash and his wrist
watch by two men who at
tackled him in front of his
home. police said.
One of the men grabbed Mr.
Taylor, an interior decorator,
while the other went through
his pockets, the victim told
police. He told officers that
both aSSailants were colored.
A 27-year-old man was seri-
ously wounded in another rob-
berry. Francis R. Johnson. Of
140 F street Sc. was admitted
to Casualty Hospital with stab
wounds to the face and arm
when a young colored man at
tackled and robbed him of $50
in front of his home.
A teacher at Giddings Ele-
mCntary School, John w. Sew
ell, 81, of 1921 Kansas avenue
NV, was beaten and robbed
of S1l by three colored youths,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-28
Woman Routs
Burglar With
Mop Handle

A SO year old deaf-mute
woman routed a burglar with
a mop handle early today after
the man had knocked her
roommate to the floor.
Mrs. Alice Putnam. aroused
when the man grabbed her as
she slept, leaped out of bed and
began failing him on the head
with the handle. He leaped
from a first-floor window as
the blows rained down.
Mrs. Putnam and Mrs. Daisy
Covlngton, rs. live at 100
Fourth street Sc.
Mrs. Covineton was awakened
when the man grabbed her and
demanded money. He struck
her once. knocking her out OF
bed.
when I got up. he hit me
again. Then he went into the
other room and grabbed her.
Il thought he was going to-
kill her" she said.
Mrs. Putnam jumped up
and grabbed mop handle and
started beating him on the
head. It's a shame she didn't
knock him out. She was still
whacking him when / ran over
and turned the light on. Then
he jumped out the window"
Upstairs Joseph c. Coving-
ton, brother-in-law, and Will
liam A. Gray slept soundly
through it all.
The burglar had already
taken a ring and a watch be-
fore he took the beating. Police
broadcast lookout for a light
skinned colored man about 5
feet 8 inches tall wearing a
light colored overcoat and
brown hat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-28

police reported. Mr.. Sewell was
walking near his home when
the attack happened.
Miss Grace Van Cronkite, of
1886 Eleventh street NV, was
thrown to the sidewalk and
robbed by a youth who attacked
her near her home, police said.
He took her purse containing
$1.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-28
Man Quits Job at l0l

SUNOL. Calf. Nov % lP.--
Tom Wauhab, a rancher yes
terday quit his job Of hiking
and riding through II miles Of
rugged country to check pre-
cipitation for the San Francisco
Water Co. because it's getting
10 be "a little too much" He
will be l02 tomorrow. He has
performed the time Job
for IS years for $24 annually.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-28

as he picked up q car he had
left there. Officers found most
of the money in the trunk Of
the car.
United States Commissioner
T. I. Hon arraigned Jackson
here last night and set $25, 900
bond. jackson. admitting his
guilt, told the judge he did not
think he would try to make
bond. He was jailed here for
trial during the April 8 term Of
United States District Court in
Raleigh.
FBI agents recovered all but
$429 of the $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-28
Suspect Seized
lin Bank Robbery

FAYETTEVILLE, N. c.. Nov
% (P.-A former North Caro-
linian, recently a resident OF
Fresno. Calf, last night admit
ted the $4,000 armed robbery
of the Angler. N. c.. branch oil
the First Citizens Bank &
Trust Co. Monday.
FBI agents arrested the man
John Charles Jackson. "a, at a
garage in Benson. only Is miles
from the site of the robbery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-28

liquor store here. then went
looking for a chaser. They
broke into a nearby service
station and raided a soft drink
machine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-28
Purse Snotcher Caught,
Four Others Escape

An Air Force lieutenant and sportswrter last
night caught but street robbers attacked
four other victims and MADE their escapes.
Second 1t Joseph Crown r %, of 1913 Fftyninh
Sc, Hillside Md, stationed at Andrews
walking the 1000 block of Twelfth NV when
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-28
Steel Whisky, Chaser

boutwell,. Ontario, Nov.
% R.-Thieves took 500 worth
of whisky from a government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-28

Sheer feminine touches Of fine nyon
peotes and shaped loee ereote v-line
bodice and trim The hem OF this nyIon
trieot beauty, by Austoeroft White, in
sizes 52-4o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
Miracle COOKING
In Fabulous
EIecironic Oven

See DE almost unbeIievable
miracle Of modern cooking.
or sashee he sooking Of the
fUsure today. See ice water
brought 70 = boil in seconds
/. zee q cake baked In just
q couple Of minutes roasts
cooked in minutes instsad Of
hours, and most unbelievable
of all, It's done in an absolute.
Iy cold oven. See this amazing
demonstration by 4 home
economist when you see our
new line of Wonder Kitch-
ems" by RCA-WhirIpool.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
Garden &Luwn
Cvidunce To
Be Given Free.

When you come % Rockville
YOU can't help noticing the
Outstanding lawn :. This is
"ZOysiA". The main plot was
sodded last spring and has had
very little care and q mini
mum Of water (from our own
welI). Ask Mr.. WiImot of the
Summit Hall Turf Farm how
you can achieve q lawn with
this beauty and ask Joe Kee-
gan Of the American Agricul-
rural Chemical Corp. what's
best for feeding your lawn
and gafden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01

time -. we'll be glad to show
you around and explaip how
through unique selfservice
selling, mass materials ham
ding, efficient warehousing
and a powerful buying or
ganization we're able to save
you money and make your
bolt Yourself" shopping 50
much easier.
Complete Do-It.YovrSelf
Supplies
This store will have the
largest selection of everything
for the home and garden in
the country :. and the tre-
mendous size will insure ade-
quate stocks at all times. In
addition to the regular Hech-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01

TO give you the information
you want. These are people
that can speak authoritatively
on their assigned subjects, and
they've been brought here At
no little expense to help you
with your do-it-yOurseIf prof.
ects TO help you finish
the job with that professional
touch by all means don't
miss this wonderful oppor-
runity. Come to Hechinger's
gala event on Labor Day Al
their Rockville store come
loaded with questions
enjoy yourself and at the same
time learn valuable facts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01

There just isn't anything
quite like i in the whole
world almost four acres
devoted 20 "Do-It-Yourself"
enthusiasts, with almost every
product imaginable right at
your fingertiPs for quick and
efficient service. Hechinger'S
has gone all out TO give the
people Of Montgomery
County And the surrounding
areas not only this Outstand-
ing service organization, but
also an architecuuEal master
piece designed by the world
famous firm of The Architects
Collaborative of Cambridge,
Mass. You're cordially invited
TO come ont and zee us at any
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
New Power Tool
Methods And
Machines Shown

Among the many interesting
''Do-It-Y oArseIf" dsmonstra-
tions on Labor Day, one Of
the most interesting groups
will undoubtedly Be the
Power Tool group.
How TO Solder. See the new
Bernz-O- Matte torches in use
as Murray Leavitt shows you
how to properly solder, sweat
copper fittings and in general
get the most out of a blow
torch.
combinsiion Power Tools. Andy
Raymond and George Good
rich Of the Magma Engineer
ing Corp, makers of the ia
|AOus Shop-Smith, viii DEM
|onsssAts the elements Of pow
|sr TOOL woodworking and In
troduCs, for the first time in
the country, Magna's Thrifty
Three" 9 completely new line
of single purpose power tools
at budget prices.
New Lifetime Abrasive. Dick
Mervine of Skill, Inc, will
demonstrate Skil-Saw and
Skil-Drill and in addition will
show the miracle Perma-G Grit
abrasives, the entirely new
concept of brazing tungsten
carbide to steel.
Paint Spraying. See the won
Iderful, compact Burgess"
electric paint sprayer in &C.
ton and at the same time see
the new economy tools the
BVI jigsaw and amazing new
bandsaw.
Portable Electric Tools. Let
John Shields of Shopmate
show you how to get more
out of such tools as drills,
saws, trimmers, etc.
Jiy-Saw Expert. Mr.. Allen
Smith Of the Dremel Manu-
featuring Co. will do interest.
ing tricks on q jig-Saw, then
finish the job off with q dem.
onstration Of the wonderful
Dremel Sander.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
Kitchen { Bath
Modernizution
Demonstrated

In addition 70 the first Wash
ingsOn area showing Of the
com Plete RCA-WhirlpooI
kitchen and appliance line
mach valuable homeowner in
formation will be available
from the following factory
representatives:
|Hotsfrosm Water Heater 60. Mr..
Alan ShuIder will conduct 9
special class showing how 70
Light, regulate and turn off q
gas waeer heater. This b Of
great importance 70 every
hom0ownsr.
Gerber Plumbing FIxtvvOS Mr.
Bill Fosman will answer ques.
tions On the design Of bath
and powder rooms and the
selection Of plumbing fix
lures.
Pittsburgh Wall Tile 60. Mr.
Walt Weismiller will show
how TO install the new inter.
locking plastic wall tile in
your kitchen or bath.
Tappsn Stove Go. Mr.. Nor
Kammerer will advise on the
selection and use of both gas
and electric cooking ranges.
The Ksntils 20. Mr.. Willard
Burch will give a practical
demonstration of how TO lay
various kinds of resilient floor
tile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
decorating News
And Household
hintS Given

Now this i mothers depart
ment. She will certainly en-.
Joy learning how TO make her
housework easier and at the
same time make il more beau.
tiful. For any room in your
house from the basement to
the attic you'll find an ex-
pert at Hechinger's Rockville
on Labor Day that can help
you with your decorating
problems.
For the Basement. Mr.. Bill
Bride of the American Dri
Company will be on hand
with movies showing the use
of their product to give you
a dry basement that's beauti-
full gain extra usable
space In your home thru the
use of Sta.Dri in color.
For Painting. Mr.. Bob Daugh-
erty will show you how to
select colors for your home
and always be right thru the
use of the Sherwin- Williams
Color Harmony Guide /.
its interesting, useful and you
can't miss.
RSfiniShinv Furniture. Mr.. Ken
IDurland, also Of the Sherwin-
Williams Paint Co., will dem.
onStrate the amazing new
product "Washaway". Re-
finishing becomes a very easy
task when all you have to do
to remove the old finish is to
practically wash II away.
Wallpaper. Mr.. Bud Jaeger
of the famous "Birge Wall
paper Company" will demon.
strate the ease Of application
of the modern pre-pasted wall.
papers.
Paint Cracked Walls. That.
right, Mr.. Pete Schmitz will
show you how TO paint
"Dramex" on cracked walls
and finish up with what looks
like a new plastering job
in color.
The MeSSrS. I'd Kelly, Jr. and Sr
will be there to demonstrate
two wonderful products fol
your floors. "FabuIon" thai
gives you q bowling allOy
finish and Beacon Wax"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
Girl Judo Expert
To Have Exciting
Exhibition Bout

Lou Guersey, New
York instructress in judo and
gymnastics, will be at Hech-
myers Rockville all day La
Dor Day TO demonstrate judo
skill and will have q bout
with james Rundell, weight
lifting soaS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01

ing work, and the other fell
low didn't seem TO do % much
As you did, but oh, what a diff.
ference today.
Doctor Scott" actually has
the answers 70 your lawn
problems these three men
from the famous lawn prod
uctS company are outstanding
specialists in their field /.
bring in q sample Of your
'oil and they will analyzs it
and recommend the specific
AdditivOs and nutrients neces.
'Ary - lawn health :. q.
lain he aGOant It SNa AAd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
Factory Expert
To Help You
With Outbourd
Motor Problems

The Scott Atwater Company
is sending in an expert di.
rectly from their factory to
help you with any problems
you might have with your
cupboard motor. He will b
glad to answer your questions
and will give you many re.
pair and general maintenance
fins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01

Exhibition By
Olympic Weight.
Lifting FinuIist

Thru the courtesy Of
the Billiard BarbeIl Co.
James RundelI, Olympic
weightlifting finalist, will
perform amazing feats Of
Idexterity and strength-also
will take part in q judo
match with Miss Mary Lou
|GuerSey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
Archery Clinic
FeutvreS New
York State Champ

Meet Mr.. Paul Hernance,
New York State Archery
Champion, who will exhibit
his skill with a bow and ar
rows. In addition, Mr.. Her
nance will conduct an all day
archery clinic where you will
be able to get truly expert adj
vice and direction in this
popular sport. Try it while
you're there if you wish
it's all free, courtesy Sports
men Accessories Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
BE SURE you co
70 HEcHINcER'S
ROCKVILLE STORE
ON LABOR DAY

shade, the amount OF wear
and tear your lawn is subject
ed to and they will tell you
the proper blend Of seed to
use pull up some of the
damaging weeds and bring
them along. Doctor Scott
will not only tell you what
they are, but will prescribe
treatments that will kill the
weeds without harming the
good grasses. Yes, Doctor
Scott" has the answers to your
lawn problems and will give
them 70 you on Labor Day .,
|IEsGhiaaORS Rockville StosO,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
Free Zoo Will Feature
Many Rare And Very
Interesting Animals

ladies' gentlemen and children of all ages for your
entertainment and odicaton Hechingers has again
hired complete Zoo from q world famous wild animal
dealers collection. It'll be fun than a barrel Of
monkeys because ther be monkeys than that there
Squirrel Monkeys, Rhssus Monkeys and zervet Monkeys
You'll pair Of Gennet Cats that look Nike miniature
eOPAds from deepest Africa Honey Bear from Colombia
Eagle Hawks from the far off Philippines but five
glorious golden pheasanu from China pair Of Brazilian
Trumpeser birds and soft luxurious pair Of Chinchas
on revise the Rockville Labor Day Gala Event OnIy
doat miss il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01

niger assortment, new prod
ucts will be included in the
selection, and the Rockville
store will probably become
the Testing Ground" for
new products.
Tremendous Size
The largest of its kind in
the world, and more than
four times the size of Hech-
|inger's main store. Rock.
vile is truly today's store
of the future. This bolt.
Yourself supermarket is not
"a monument to the past,
but rather a monument to
Hechinger's confidence in
the future of this Outstanding
community.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
Worlds Champion Woman Tennis
PLAYER To Conduct Clinic

Pauline Betz current womans champion tennis player
ISOLATED with the Cortland Racket Division will be at the
Hechnger Rockville Labor Day from 1000 AM. until
200 IN for the specific purpose of helping you with your
tennis game. You will be able get many valuable pointer.
and if you wish bring your racket and shoes with you
will try of your mistakes Don't miss this
opportunity for free tennis consultation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
Three Agrononists From
Scott Seed Co. To Give
Free Lawn Testing Service

The devastating drought that
- Washington area has sx-
poSionesd this summer has
mSant death 70 thousands Of
lawns >. yet in every CON-
mAnity there have been out
sanding exceptions 70 this
"Burnout." You've undoubt-
eddy asked yourself why your
neighbor has a beautiful car
PET Of healthy grass and you
end up the summer with moth
lag but . LOT Of bare patches
and q few Serasgly weeds .
gus, yOu fertiliSed IN the
sPsing =. yCa put n some
SOSd aAd q 1t Of bAGkbSOAk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
Free Pepsi
{ Ice Cream
For Everyone

A celebration just isn't q
celebration without refresh.
meath % we've bought d.
ieious. refreshing Pepsi Cola
and that smooth, mellow
Meadow Gold Ics Cream ior
everybody =. Be snss - 81
yoNrs at Rockville q la6or
Day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
FumoUs Fisher
Fixes Fellows
Faults

Baiteasting BoO-Boos To b
Bounced Around Too
Jim Henson, expert fisher.
man, will give an entertain.
ing demonstration of casting
skill with both fly rods and
spinning equipment :. while
you're there ask him to show
you the tricks and try your
hand at this wonderful sport.
That's right, Mr.. Henson will
show you such details as prop
er stance. grip and swing
he'll also advise on equipments
to use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
Free PONY
Rides for
Children

Safe and sane fun for all of
the kids, and there'll be big
ponies. little ponies and mid
die sized ponies -. and there
will be enough ponies 90 that
the rides can Be long while
the waiting in line will be
fairly short.
FREE TRACTOR RIDE
Garden tractors pulling sal
kieS filled with hay are los
of fun for the smaller chill
dren. These ere unusual rides
that the children really enjoy.
Free CAA0UsN RIDE
The Pepsi CAsOusel. complies
with iGs cAlliope music aod
faAcy horses, Is q big favorise
Iof many small children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
Building Experts
Show the "Do-h-
Yovrselfers" How
10 Save Money

Aside from he pride Of &C.
somplishment and FeIazstion
gained through doing his own
home repairs and improve
ments, today's 'DO-It-Your-
SELF enthusiast is probably
most interested in saving
money the high cost Of
sOday's living has created a
new generation of men who
have almost entirely replaced
the Old-time handyman.
Doing it yourself is fAn-ex-
eiting a0d satisfying only If
its done properly :. that's
The Hechinger theme. and al
ways has been. Labor Day
q the Rockville store in adj
dision 70 the highly trained
ssaf usually on hand 70 help
you there will be the greatest
collection of ''Do-It-Your.
SELF advisors ever assembled
uader enc private roof 70 help
yoa with your problems.
me PERIAALAS1Ic PRODUCTS
COMPANY. Bob Clewell, fac.
10Y demOnstrator, will show
how the homeowner can easily
bad Formioa and OGher SINH.
1t pFoducs % Plywood IN
TIE making Of counter and
table tops through the Mse Of
he newly discovered contact
bood cements.
M NATIONAL GYPSUM COM
PANY. Three factory experts,
jim Cooper, Jim Hauser and
Ted PiecofiaIe of the Ma
tional Gypsum Company, will
show how TO make profession
81 looking smooth walls easily
through the use Of gypsum
wallbOard and q special Tape
system they will also be
"a hand 20 advise you On the
use Of many Of the famous
Gold Bead building prod
uets.
M sAkRETE COMPANY. A
professional bricklayer will
actually build an outdoor fire
place while you watch. He
will be glad TO answer any
questions you may have in
reference to bricklaying prob
lens.
TINE coNolITE 60. Mr.. Austin
Johnson will demonstrate the
nsw, easier way 70 ne plastic
laminate.
NJ DAARETT RooPINe CON-
PhlH. Tom Maher will show
yea bow quickly You can put
On q nsw asphalt single OF
roll soof BY following the
few simple basic principles
which be will explain.
the z0N0LiTE COMPANY. Bill
Leslie will demonstrate the
fire-proof qualities of Zono-
lite insulation and explain the
year around benefits gained
through its proper use.
TINE CAMP COMPANY. Jack
KeaFney will show how at
hst you can repair chips,
cracks and other defects in
eoncrete with the amazing
new liquid latex.
TINE PLUMBER. Mr.. c. A.
Smith, licensed plumber, will
be On hand to answer ques-
tiOns regarding the instalIa.
tion and maintenance of q
mOdeen plumbing system.
TINE REcfRIcIAN. Lester Dorr
aAd Don Singly Of Northeast
EIsetric will be on hand 70
sdvise You Of the bolt
YousssA" and the ''DOn't-DO.
Is-YOHsself" phases Of home
0lsGtlicAl peohleus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01
Mother & Dad Both Will
Enjoy 'DO-k-YoUrse|i"
Demonstrations Labor Duy

Never before has show Of this type and size been assembled
under one private roof just bunch of people stand.
ing around passing manufacturers literature either,
but highly tranAd exper furnished bY the manufacturers