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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
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DHEyRoLET lOse elub eoups; excel

CHEVROLET 1859 club coupe; excel
ssea sSaa' SH SsHisan5 n5.ROc6. Tsq' tst q sata tnak'
CHEV. 5s Impala; fully equip
p.s., Wv tres; less than 0,00t
mi. must sell take over payments
Lu, 3-230O,
CHEVROLET 1858 4-dr. sedan,
pb,, radio, turbogllde, heater
white tires, power brakes, 2-tone
undercoated, power steering
porcelatnized, ESQ h,p. 1000 mi,
diplomat, owner, S2,4O0. FE
3-5632 before l = noon sun. other
days, q A.m,-3 pm,
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PONTIAC SO 2-dr. Catalina hard,
top, all extra equipment, Low
mlleagej one owner, viii accepl
small down payment or house
trailer In trade, Finance through
local bank. Parkway 5-l022, JU
N-75hn ewes
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ALLIED MOTORS

LIU1D-WhtIEN
German wonder car by Borgward .
air cooled, front-wheel drive: up
TO 81 miles per gal; as low as
81 oNS cnn1nlnin
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CAVE FORD

FORD '53 S-cyl, station wagon:
7, and h: clean inside and out:
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
teoNrINULol

FORD TRACTORS SO F-ss; 3
b7 F-75Osi excel cond.. low mile
Evening star., 1958-09-27

4Sl4 Elm, st. Bethesda. Nd
OIL. 6-s200 OIL 6-S20i
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TRAILERs--5 $50 Trailmobile S4.
@ q. vans ,sSisess sies doors excel
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Capitol Cldillac~OldS Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
PACKARD 1856 Patrician 4-door;
ultramatie, torsion- -level. etc
gorgeous charcoal and white fn-
ish; car like new: compare this
hne car with any In town: 81 ,6g5,
terms
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4Sl4 Elm St., Bethesda, Nd.
OF 6-S200 OIL. 6-S20S
OPEI, RECKORD 1855 "German
Chevrolet; r. and h.. $4,000 mi.
~ m.p.g.; fine cond. $3.50. RE.
R-S667,
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CHEVROLET 20 sport coupe; blue
and ivory, VS., powerglide, T.,
h; low mileage. immaculate con-
dition: weekend special. Low
ING CHEVROLET, INC, 1889
East-West hwy. 8. s., Nd, JU
Evening star., 1958-09-27

CHEVROLET 1854 Bel Air 4-dr
sedan r. and h.; good condE $500
Evening star., 1958-09-27

CHEVROLET 5S Bel Air VS. 4-dr
sed.: r. and h., power steering,
w.-w.; 400 miles; Sat. after
noon and Sun, co. b-I3b0.
Evening star., 1958-09-27

CHEVROLET '5l 2-dr.; r. and h,
good cond, 6-mo -old tires; S295
Evening star., 1958-09-27

PACKARD 81 4-dr. sedan; r. and
h.; excel. cond.; S125, SIP. 3-7665
PACKARD 1858 Mayfair hardtop;
s655. No dealers. IA. 9.054i.
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CHEyROLET M spoTt coupe;

CHEV. '52 Bel Air hardtopi pa,
low mi; newly painted; new seat
covers new tires; pvt: OWNER
ShOO No dealers. WO R-9a7n.
Evening star., 1958-09-27

CHEVROLET 81 Bel Ar convert.
powerglide, power steer, T. and
h.. w.-w, Cont. kit; orig, owner,
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CHEVROLET 1855 hardtop 4-dr.
2. and h., auto. shift very clean,
1 owner, Call SP, 3-4Ol3,
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EATQN CHEIROI,ET

CHEVROLET '5S Bel Air IS" 4.dr.
powerellde, r.. h.. beautiful cash
mere blue finish; very low mileage
only S2,395,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12

SOLID Shortcomings SMOKE BECAUSE they
contain an emusifer This additive is good for baking
but smokes at frying heat Shortening that smokes is
breaking down, and that can hardly be good for YOU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12

WEsSON OH DOES NOT SMOKE BECAUSE
it is all shortening in its purest form nothing added
So clear and brilliant light in body sparkles
as it pours. No other as fresh, pure and light
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20

In addition. the spokesman
said, IL diesel-powered trains
elk in each direction from
Florida TO New York. will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20
u. S. Hearings DELAYED

HOUSTON, Tex. Feb. 20 (R),
United States Commissioner
Ralph Fowler delayed hearings
for two Of the eight persons
arrested after raiders found
4 tons of war materiel ap-
parently intended for Cuban
insurgents.
Government attorney asked
the delay until February % and
got it after comforting with Mr..
Fowler yesterday.
The postponements were in
the cases of Abelardo Pujol and
Francisco Obregon.
Pujol was arrested aboard
the Buddy Dee, a 104-foot con-
verified Navy vessel detained at
the small town of Kemah on
Galveston Bay southeast OF
Houston. He was charged with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20
U. S. Oil Curbs Hit

CARACAS. Venezuela. Feb.
20 R.-Rear Admiral Wolf
gang Larrazabal. president of
the revolutionary junta. took
a swipe at United States oil
import restrictions last night.
He outlined in a nation wide
radio-TV broadcast a program
for presidential and congress
sional elections soon and for
increasing and diversifying
production.
He said the government will
defend its economic rights
abroad, clear reference to the
United State restrictions. Ven
ezucla is an important oil pro-
ducer and the United States is
its most important customer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20

HAVANA, Cuba, Feb. 20 up.
"A group Of IL professors at
Agramonte University in Cana
Iguey announced yesterday they
will suspend classes for 1000
students unless their demands
for increased government funds
and an administrative shakeup
are met.
The group issued manifesto
supporting statements of other
Cuban university leaders who
charged that widespread ter
rorism had created a crisis in
Cuban education.
X 4 X
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20

Sophia Loves Us, Too
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

originally was bought for the
late James Dean. This has to
be an acting part.
* u
Y. Frank Freeman to hotel
millionaire, Conrad Hilton-"I
will film your life story cBe
My GuestD. if "a you tell the
true story. and co. you put up
a million dollars for the pro-
duction. think Freeman was
fooling. but it sounds like a
good idea.
Kay Kendall. who was never
interested in clothes before. is
aiming to buy the Balmain
ensembles she wears in THE
Reluctant Debutante."
Hard to believe now, but
remember when Dinah Shore
also didn't care about clothes,
Then her press agents had her
included in a best dressed poll,
and Dinah was off to the dress
makers.
Add things ! didn't know but
might have guessed: Three
years ago blond Brigitte Bardot
was a dark brunette. The
change of hair color, as with
former brunette Zsa Zsa GabOr,
changed her career. Some girls
are blends by nature.
Y 4 y
Edith Head has news of her
book. The Dress Doctor.
Doctors and scientists use
guinea pigs" said dress-design-
err Edith. 81 use glamorous
stars" If you want to look as
new as tomorrow, this book will
interest you.
CeSare DanOva is starting
his second year at Metro with
out making a picture. And this
I don't understand. Cesare is
big star in Europe, and Holly
wood needs the European mar
ket. He's also big. dark and
handsome. And his English is
now excellent.
British theater owners have
an ingenious plan to beat the
competition from old movies
on televiSion. They are charg-
ing an extra penny per seat
in their theaters and using TIE
money to buy up the old movies
and keep them off TV!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 20 up
The seven major Latin Amer
lean coffee-producing countries
yesterday cut export quotas
and established an auditing
system to control their agree
ment restricting sales.
The actions were taken by
representatives Of Brazil. Co.
lombia, Mexico, Costa Rica,
Guatemala, FL Salvador and
Nicaragua at the close Of a
three-day meeting here.
These countries signed here
last October the agreement Of
Mexico" designed to restrict
sales to a level closer to the
world market demand as a
price, bolstering measure. The
agreement restricted exports
through May to 80 per cent of
each country's average for the
last two years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20
PR Pushes Repairs
To Get Engines on Job

today was rushing repairs on
of action in the snowstorm
e on the Eastern Seaboard has
said the locomotives were dis
through protective screens into
run. He said the PR is bor-
rowing the diesel locomotives
from Southern lines and run
ming them through to New
York instead of changing over
to the PRR's electric locomo-
tives. at Washington.
AS a result of the locomo-
tive tieup he said other trains
the Clevelander, the Spirit OF
st. Louis and the Federal from
Washington to Boston, were
temporarily canceling sleeping
car service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20

HOLLYWOOD (NANA) -
Sophia Loren and Carlo Point
are planning to buy a home
here. 1t makes sense with
Sophia doing so many Holly
wood movies. Coming UP are
Blaze in the Sun" for the
Ponti-GiroSi combination at
Paramount. after her current
Black Orchids" with Anthony
Quinn. Sophia confided at
lunch that she loves America
and American people. They're
like Italians" she explained.
Natalie Wood is pouting at
Warmers again-wantS more
money. She and r. J. Wagner
are continuing their honey
moon of Catalina. They plan
to give up Natalie's house in
Laurel Canyon, because they
can't afford to maintain two
homes.
Piper Laurie is turning down
scripts almost as fast as she
receives them-the latest being
The Five Pennies" with Dan
ny Kaye. ITS a wonderful
story for Danny, but the girls
role is very much like those
I used to get at U-I." Mar
Ion BrandO'S diet is beginning
to show. thank goodness-alSo
his efforts to hold intact his
marriage with Anna KashG.
Dean Martins week in Mi
ami will net him $4,000.
Dan Daley signed brunette
Camille Williams, a Debbie
Reynolds protegee, as his dance
partner at the Sahara, starting
February %. . Screen Writer
Allan SCOTS daughter, Pippa,
landed the lead in Too Young
for Love" Jayne Mans
fields show at the Tropicana
is shooting the works. The
whole caboodle cost $4,000
to put on-apart from Jayne'S
$4,000 a week and husband
Mickey Hagitay's $500.
Elvis Presley'S last movie fol-
two years. King Creole" will
have a change of title. Director
Mike Curtiz told me at Para
mount. I didn't know. until
Mike told me. that this Presley
picture was the best seller, "A
Stone for Danny Fisher" and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20

Criticism Seen
.AidineGrower
By the Associated Press


Agriculture Department to-
bacco experts saw today a pos
sible gain for tobacco growers
in Congressional committees
criticism of filter tip cigarettes
Advertising.
They said 1t could help stem
he swing toward filter types
and open the way to use Of
more tobacco in each cigarette.
The House Government OPP
srations Committee adopted
yesterday a report of an in
vestigating subc pm m lite e
charging that filter tip ciga-
rettes offer no more health pro-
lection than ordinary cigarettes.
The committee called on the
Federal Trade Commission to
crack down on what 1t called
misleading and deceptive adj
vertising of the filter tip.
Department officials had no
comment on the committee re-
port itself, but they said recent
sharp increase in sales Of filter
cigarettes has had an adverse
affect on tobacco growers. The
latter had been forced to re-
strict production under rigid
controls.
The filter tip cigarette uses
less tobacco than the ordinary
cigarette.
The departments marketing
service estimated that the filter
cigarette has replaced upwards
Of 125 million pounds of to-
bacco during the past three
years. This tobacco would have
brought growers as much as
$40 million.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20

Claude Kirchner Of the TV
"Terrytoon Circus" is RESPONSE
BILE for this weeks darling child
story. Seems Juniors mother
was i'll and asked him to flx her
a light dinner but first to feed
the cat. Junior said he'd al
ready fed him. He was asked
what food he'd given the cat.
We'll. ! didn't know what he
liked so / just opened the re-
frigerator door and let him in
TO take what he wanted. But
after I let him in I was afraid
the ice cream would melt so
closed the door"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20
Whot Does Your Child
Know About You?

Quiz the teen-ager in your home and you may
be amazed to discover how little he or she knows
about Mons or Dads past history. This family
quiz is a lot of fun-and II can also point up
the serious gulf that can exist between parent
and child. See How Well Do Your Children
Know Your" in Sundays issue Of This Week
Magazine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20

MEET THE ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Sunday, The Star Magazine brings
you a closeup profile of Attorney
General william p Rogers and his
family. This word-and-picture story
takes you into the home of one of
Washineton's leading citizens. You'll
enjoy reading AT Home with the
Attorney General"
TEENS NOT SHOWED UNDER - 50
says the cover story in Teen Maya
zine with this Sundays Star. While
adults are grimly battling the ele-
ments, winters been a picnic for
teen-agers For the picture Of q
teen-age winter, see Teen on Sunday.
TELEVUE MAGAZINE comes TO you
only with The Sunday Star. This
handy-size Tv magazine gives you
listings for all channels for the en-
tire week, cover portrait Of one
of your favorite TV stars in full color,
plus interesting TV news and per-
sonality stories.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20
Films of More Than Routine Merit

"PRIDE AND THE PASSION"A usually dazzling episode
in NapOeons with Cary Grant and Frank Sinatra
SOMETHING OF Notwithstanding Of veteran by now,
but rather dramatic film version of the Ruark novel,
"PAL JOEY"-An early and great Rodgers-Hart musical
to the screen, with Frank Snatra and Rita Hay
worth.
"RIFIF-A French melodrama which underscores again
that country's fair for cold FLOODED cinema fare.
IMAM WHO KNEW TOO MUCH"-James Stewart and Doris
Day play the leads in this grade-A Hitchcock thriller
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20

az CACNII ~ lOIOLAIOlItCo pun W
Meanwhile, the railroads servit
been reduced.
A railroad spokesman here
abled when fine snow. carried
the electric motors by cooling
blowers. melted. The water and
dampness grounded the cleo
trical systems.
PR officials here said only
IL electric locomotives from the
Washington yards were put out
Of action. They said the en-
gines are being repaired at
Wilmington, Del. The other
electrical engines knocked out
by the storm we're from New
York. Philadelphia and other
Eastern cities.
Too Much Snow
The Pennsylvania spokesman
said this is the first time the
l1.000-volt electrical yard en-
gines have been affected by
snow or rain.
The blowers. used to cool
the electric motors. normally
dissipate water and dampness
before it reaches the insulated
portions Of the electrical mo-
tors, he said. This time, the
amount of snow and moisture
apparently was too much for
the blowers to dry out.
The PR said the electrical
engines have been in service
here since about 1897. The
spokesman said the repair
shops in Wilmington probably
would make some mechanical
modification or recommended
ton to avoid such failures in
the future.
The Pennsylvania said 10
engines in all we're affected,
but that some had been dried
out" or repaired and were back
in service.
A railroad spokesman at
Philadelphia said is electric
engine sa day we're being re-
paired at the Wilmington
shops. He said the first "a
hours the repairs were under
way, engines were going out of
commission as quickly as they
were being repaired. Railroad
officials said repair crews are
now ahead Of breakdowns.
They said the snow causing
the damage was so fine that in
some cases it was invisible to
the human eye. Workmen re-
pairin gthe engines could not
see the snow but when they
emerged from the engines, their
clothing was covered with what
appeared to be frost.
I'VE were told that the trou-
Bile was caused because the
wind broke up snowhakes into
even small particles" said a
railroad official.
Westinghouse and General
Electric technicians are riding
the engines and working with
repair crews in the shops tc
determine what should be done
TO avoid a repetition.
Railroad officials said the
engines, manufactured by the
two firms since 1885 have unit
now have been highly salts.
factory and outstanding"
The engines have three in.
Interchangeable power units
which are being removed anc
dried out or repaired on ar
assembly line basis. Thus, al
engine does not have to remain
idle until its motors are re-
paired but may be placed int
operation with repaired motors
from another engine.
Because OF the inoperativ,
engines, the railroad will rul
% trains. about one-third o
normal, between Washington
Philadelphia and New York.
Diesel Engines Borrowed
In addition. the spokesman
said, IL diesel-powered trains
ak in each direction fror
Florida TO New York. will b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20


Johnny Carson of the TV
do You Trust Your Wife,"
reports on the rock m roll
singer who was booked on one
nighters in cowboy country.
The hands came to the theater
wearing their guns. The rock
n roller was nervous but sang
Loud applause. He did an en-
core More applause. Then he
started the next song. Out
came the guns and two cow
pokes Jumped on the stage
"Oh. no." they ordered. first
do that one right"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20
LATIN AMERICAN NoTrs -
Coffee Bloc Tightens
Export Restrictions

,conspiring to form an expedi-
ton against q friendly nation,
"A similar charge was placed
against Obregon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20
SYLVESTER
Continued From Page C-5


satisfaction. He lectured on
restaurant management. Maisel
owns a chain of restaurants in
New York and in resort cities
and he names them after
States, the California, the Vir-
ginian. the Texan. etc. Lecturer
Maisel admits that he never
finished high school. One of
the subjects he flunked was
geography. He never could spell
or locate the 48 States properly.
There was a phone call to the
C'est 81 Bon the other night
and the caller asked to make a
reservation for himself and a
party of 81. He was told that
the dining room only seats AZ.
What's that got to do with
it?" he asked. I'm having din
ner with my father"
X 4
Dolores Morgan's nephew
called her from their home
town of Pittsburgh the other
night and seemed fascinated by
the long distance conversation.
"Mommy says you're hun
dreds of miles away" he said.
That's right"
well" he suggested, "hang
on tight and I'll pull in some of
the slack at this end"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-20

When husband and wife file
a joint Federal income tax
return both must sign II /.
and don't forget those wa
Withholding forms for each
job during 1857. File your
return with the District Di-
rector Of Internal Revenue,
Custom House, Baltimore ..
Maryland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-24
WEDGWOOD

"Halford" bone china
has the new and exclusive
Wedgwood "inlaid rim"
process which makes it
safe to be used in
automatic dishwashers -.
with platinum-edged
Chinese green rim, dark
grey fern enamel design.
The colors always have
true depth without
variation because they are
sealed under glaze.
Five-piece place
setting, 5000. Mail and
phone orders invited.
National 8-7730.
Wedgwood Room, Seventh
Floor; Spring Valley and
Z Corners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-24
3 tablespoons flour
/ teaspoon salt
Dash of pepper

3 tablespoons flour
l teaspoon salt
Dash of pepper
"a teaspoon oregano
2 cups milk
/ Il pound package frozen
French fries
cup coarsely grated
Parmesan cheese
Blend together butter,
flour, and spices in saucepan.
Gradually add milk. Cook
over low heat, stirring until
smooth and thickened. Fold
in potatoes and "a of the
cheese.
Arrange servings in indi-
vidual baking dishes. Bake
in hot oven (400 degrees)
until heated through, about
IS minutes. Remove from
oven.
Make a border of Parmesan
cheese around the edge of
each casserole. Sprinkle as
desired with additional or
egano. Return to oven for
2 to 4 minutes to soften
cheese slightly. Makes four
servings.
Dinner last night with the
r. T. French Co. featured a
menu for special diet require
mentS. Company dishes, such
as beef stroganoff, Danish
picked mushrooms, and
peaches in champagne, have
been developed by company
home economists to meet
rigid caloric or sodium re-
strictions.
The dishes demonstrate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-24

even II ! don't win, this
is fabulous. All the excite
ment has been fun" said
Betty on Monday. When her
name was called of as win
ner in the bride classification
at the luncheon yesterday,
she was too excited to talk.
Husband Tom was beaming
from ear to ear. Betty plans
to PUNK down her winnings
toward a new home.
The grand prize winner.
Mrs. De Vault, Is the wife of
a realtor and the mother of
two young sons. Her hobbies
are music and writing chill
dren's stories. Her secret am
bition is to see one Of her
books published. Her men
love cake any cake !.
just so it's chocolate. Her
prize money will 60 toward a
new home, too. Here's the
recipe that won her $4,000:
Spicy Apple Twists
2 baking apples, pared, cored
and sliced into eight wedges
1l2 cups sifted all-purpose
flour
teaspoon salt
" cup shortening
4 to 5 tablespoons cold water
u cup melted butter
"a cup sugar
teaspoon cinnamon
"a cup water
Prepare apples. sift -four
with salt into mixing bowl.
Cut in shortening. Sprinkle
cold water over mixture STIR
ring with fork until dough
is just moist enough to hold
together. Form into balls.
Twist to about la-inch thick
ness; smooth edges. Roll out
on Toured surface to 16xl0-
inch rectangle. Cut into Is
(l0xl-inch) strips. Wrap one
strip around each apple
wedge. Arrange in 13x9x2-
inch pan. sides not touching.
Brush with butter; sprinkle
with cinnamon and sugar.
Pour Y cup water over
pastries.
Bake in hot oven (450
degrees) IS to 80 minutes
until golden brown. Serve
warm or cold, plain or with
cream. Makes 16.
1.-THE ABCs Of S o'clock
foods" was the theme of a
late day meeting when food
editors met with the Best
Foods, Inc, it was also the
name of their new cook book.
AS the name implies the
booklet contains 100 recipes
for appetizers, bits and bites,
canapes and sandwiches ga
lore for after-flve enter
tanning.
The booklet is available to
homemakers upon request by
writing to Best Foods, Inc,
East Forty-third street,
New York II, N. Y.
Looks as though the potato
peeler is the thing of the past
If we're to believe all we
hear from the frozen potato
products institute. Tricks US
ing the company's frozen
French fries were paraded
before the eyes of food edi-
tors during this session. The
versatility of this product
was dramatized in a soup
to-dessert presentation Of
colorful and exciting dishes.
The following recipe for po-
tatoes milano is an example.
Potatoes MilanO
"a cup melted butter or
margarine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-24
Sykesville Bride
Wins Boxing Award

in June. 1856, while Tom
was doing his stint for Uncle
Sam.
II majored in music at
Western Maryland College.
My roommate was taking
home &c and l guess some Of
it rubbed of on me-" Betty
told me on Monday as I
watched her kneading the
dough from her lemon nut
rolls, a recipe she created her
self.
Her roommate was Joan
Durno, whose father, George,
was a well-known newspaper
man. Joan is now on the
home service staff Of the
Washington Gas Light Co.