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Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05
Notus SOciuLes
cumpIeahos
Viene de 10 Pagma q

CumpIeaROs
Rodeada del afecto de sus Sc
res queridos celebra en- ell dia
de hoy la grata OCCASION de su
cumpleanos la graciosa nina
Ester Diaz a quien nos eompla-
ce enviar un cordial saludo y
desear que disfrute de muchos
amos mas de vida, plenos de
alegrias y bienestares.
Extra hoy en- I'm nuevo ano
de vida la graciosa nina Rosa
Lee Garcia, hija del senior Ar
mold Garcia y sonora, y con
tai motive nos complace enviar-
lie n~uestras mas calidas felici-
taciones y deseos de que goce
de una larga y v%enturosa exls-
tencia.
AL lado del afecto de sus Sc
res queridos, celebra en- Ell dia
de hoy la grata OCCASION de un
nuevo aniversario de su naci-
miento la preciosa ninita Ny
dia FeIiciano, motive por ell
cual nos complsce enviarle nues
tras mas caras felicitaciones y
deseos de que disfrute de lar
COS amos mas de vida.
&*&
Celebra hoy SUI dia de dias
la gentil dana sonora ROxelia
de La Rosa, y con tai motive
nos es grato enviarle nuestras
mas calidas felicitaciones y de-
secs de que goce de muchos
amos mas de vida, al lado del
afecto de todos los suyos.
AJuSta hoy un nueVo ano de
existencia la gentil senorita
Margarita Cruz, hiia del senior
Santos Cruz y sonora, GeOrgina
FOntanez de Cruz miembros es-
timados de nuestra colonia his
p-anoamericana residente en-
esta ciudad.
A las muchas felicitaciones
que reciba con motive de tan
grata OCCASION, unimos las nues-
tras muy sinceras.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05
BRASIL
continuation de la bag. 81

Continuation de la p&g. 81
truira los cafetos de escasa pro-
duccion y reemplazara las plan
taciones por otros cultivos. Dijo
que en- Sac Paulo solamente Sc
desarraigaran 800 millones de
cafetos.
En- cuanto a la elaboration
de cafe, dijo que ell IBC estimu-
la ell aumento de la produc-
ci6n interna de cafes solubles
y de extraction de aceites y ca
feina.
Estimo Costa Lima que la CO.
secha brasilena de 1958-59 sera
de % millones de sacos, en- lu.
gar de los rs millones que Sc
esperaban.
No menciono Costa Lima la
fecha en- que Brasil inciara la
colocaclon de Sus cafes lrterlo-
res en- ell mercado europeo, nj
Ell volumen de envios.
Preguntado por United Press
international, Ell presidente del
IBC dijo que ell plan todavia no
Sc ha concretado en- sus deta-
lies. Decline estimar Ell valor
que Sc obtendria de esos cafes,
diciendo que clio dependeria de
los precios que Sc cotizasen.
Ell gobierno retiene en- la &C.
tualidad todos los cafes de. gra-
dos sextos, septimo y octave,
que no son colocados en- Ell ex.
terror. La mayor parte queda
acumulada y Sc venden algunas
cantidades al mercado inferno,
Alrededor de uno por ciento de
10 retenido Sc convierte en- fer.
tiliZante.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05
Wiene de Ia Prllnerw

conunismo y no como jefe del
partido g~ubernamental.
Adenauer encontro un Der
lin extranamente impasible an
te su vista o ante las inminen-
ties elecciones. A pesar de las
exhortaciones de Brandt a que
Sc izaran banderas con motive
de SUI llegada, no hubo practi-
camente ninguna, a exception
de las de los edificios oficiales.
La prensa dio tambien POGO
relieve a la vista. La mejor in
formation fue la de una pagina
interior del diario "B. ~, que
p~ublicaba una pequeha fotogra-
fla del Canciller y un breve
anuncio de su proxima llegada.
En- cambio, ell diario comunista
de Berlin Oriental "Mundo Jo-
ven", publica I'm ataque en- pri-
mera pagina bajo ell titulo de
"iQue quiere este hipocrita en-
Berlin Occidental?"
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05
LA NEGRA
lViene de Ia PagIna DOS)

lViene de Ia PagIna DOS)
tar en- la session solemne. Apo
10 Fernandez y Canizares va
a recitar LA Rosa Blanca,
de Jose Marti, con zapatos
nuevosl Llevaba una semana
en- que no hacia otra cosa sine
repetir mentalmente: "Cul
two una rosa bIanca......."
Vic Ell publico y Sc lie divide.
Miro a las Glen caras que lie
miraban y Sc lie hizo un blan-
co en- la memoria. Sudaba.
Sudaba la maesrra.,,.." Apollo
agarro y echo a correr, sin
hacer una coma: "Cultivouna
notwithstanding comoen
enero. .... "Cuando. lego a 10
de -"
respir6. Hubo aplausos. Ma
REQ.
Eusebia sac6 ell cuento del
librlto de Hilda Perera So
to y parecia un Apollo. Con
su pollera ancha y almidona-
da, con sus dientes de coco,
con SUI carne de cangrejo mo-
70 y SUI alma de guanabana,
Sc hizo chiquitica, y fue 10
mas sabroso de TODD Nueva
York. Ash nj Nueva York da
miedo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05
cAMBIARAN So.
g.
Viene de La Pr1meraA

co y Sc lie devolvieran sus bic
mes. En- esferas allegadas al
commando peronista Sc inform6,
que en- ell curse de la presente
semana partiran enviados espe-
ciales a varias provincias del
interior a fin de presentar ante
la iusticia electoral local ell pc.
dido de reconocimiento del
"Partido Justicialista". Identics
gestion Sc cumpliria en- Ell CAPT
tai federal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05
VoRAz
Continuation de Ia pig. 3,

NC ID pug. o.
~gentino. y Sc recibieron infor-
de que inmediatamente an
ties de comenzar ell incendio ha-
bian caido del cielo tres brillan-
ties obietos.
Ell misterio Sc aclaro hoy
cuando ell ejercito explic6 que
Luis Enrique Machado, emplea-
do del Institute de Geodesia,
haba d~isparado tres luces de
bengala mientras efectuaba unas
mensuras, y que aquellas habian
causado las llamas al caer en-
establecimientos agricolas. Ma
chado fue detenido.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05
(COntinuaci6u de "A nae, 81

entendido NAL la politica de los
Estados Unidos.
Lopez anadio, sin embargo,
que esperaba que Sc pudieran
hacer criticas constructive
durante las reuniones "sin que
Sc atribuyeran a hostilidad o
antagonismo."
Nadie mas que el -dijo tam
bien Lopez reconocia 10 que
los Estados Unidos han hecho
para ayudar a Colombia y a
otros paises latinoamericanos.
Hubo evidente tension alre-
dedor de la mesa ovalada, del
salon de las Americas, de la
Union Panamericana, duran
tie ell intercambio entire Lopez
y Mann.
Los. representatives de Mexi-
co y Brasil, a quienes tocaba
hablar despues de Lopez no quiz
sieron hacer uso de la palabra.
FL delegado del Brasil, Fe-
derico Augusta Schmidt, dijo a
la comision:
"Creo que la atmosfera esta
demasiado cargada de emocion,
Mi discurso seria una especie de
anticlfmax. Espero hablar ma
mana, para yer 81 podemos ha-
liar una a~proximacion mayor
entire nuestros puntos de vista
y no para ahondar las diferen-
cias.
Lopez comenzo sus observa-
clones, diciendo que tenia en-
tendido que los Estados Uni
dos co~nsideraban las reuniones
de la Comision de los 81 como
I'm proceso educativo, en- Ell que
los Delegates no tenian que lle-
gar a la adopci6n de I'm pro-
grama concrete"
Cuando Mann dijo que los
Estados Unidos consideration
que la Comision no era SIMPLE
mente un ORGANISING para la
mera discussion, sine tuna CO.
mission %encargada por los Mi
nistros de Relaciones Exterio-
res de las republicas america
mas, de formular normas poll
ticas para acelerar ell fomento
econ6mico de las Americas,
Sc referia al parecer a esa de-
claracion de Lopez.
L6pez elogi6 tambien a los
Estados Unidos. Dijo que los la
tinoamericanos eran afortuna-
dos al tener su .destino ligado
al de los Estados Unidos. AL de-
cir ESQ hizo. la siguiente obser-
vacion:
"Yo no creo que debiamos
invocar la amenaza comunista
al buscar la cooperation de ese
pals" clos Estados Unidos).
Insisti6 en- que debe darse al
pueblo de la America Latina in
formation exacta sobre la poll
tica de los Estados Unidos ha-
cha la America Latina.
"Debemos corregir la impre-
sion que tienen muchos latinoa-
m%ericanos manifesto de
que existe en- los Estados Uni
dos un excesc de dinero que
csc pals no sabe como usar."
Concluyo pidiendo a los de-
legados que hicieran 10 possible
por mantener una perspective
apropiada sobre 10 que Sc pue.
de y no Sc puede lograr en- es.
tas reuniones.
Isl hacemos ESQ -dijo- es.
toy SECURE de que ell pueblo del
continente sabra en- los dias su.
cesivos que puede esperar de
nuestro trabajo."
Mann recordo que los Esta
dos Unidos habian va declara,
do 81 fe en- que salga algo de
valor de estas reuniones.
Alfonso Lopez hizo sus Gin
tencionadas observaciones" -
como Ell mismo las denomin6-
despues de una discussion &c
neral sobre ell tema "inversio
mes de capital particular en- La
Americas"
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05
PARTE OFFICIAL

LA HABANA, Die. 4. -(U.
P.I.) - FL Ejercito asegur6
en- I'm communicate de SUI Guar
tel general haber obtenido
grandes victorias en- los fren-
ties del Este y Ell centric de
Cuba.
Ell communicate dice que los
rebeldes sufrieron grandes
perdidas en- I'm encuentro que
Sc libro en- ell caserio de Ma
natl, situado en- ell nordeste
de la provincial de Oriente,
cerca de los limites de la
provincial de Camagiiey, y
tambien en- otro encuentro
que tuvo lugar en- la Sierra
de Escambray, de la provin-
cha de Las Villas.
Ell Ejercito manifesto en- Ell
communicate que sus tropas
zen valiente y resuelto" alta
que general, infligieron gran
numero de bajas" a los rebel
des que trataban de ocupar
Manati, lugar en- que Sc halla
ell segundo ingenio en- tarna-
no de oriente.
Los rebeldes sufrieron tam
bien "muchas perdidas" -di-
ce ell communicate en- la Sic
IRA de E%scambray, donde al
gunos rebeldes "se entrega-
ron con armas y documen-
tos".
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05
DApIo Las AMERICAS Psa. 9
Russia
kUSIA
Viene de la QHInta Pagina ,

Viene de la Quinta PSgina =
mentaria la amenaza de guerra
en- Extreme oriente y seHala
los peligros de una guerra MI
clear hacia "paises con densa
poblacion y una gran concen-
TRACTION de materiales y otros
recursos en- territories relativa-
mente pe%quenos".
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-05
REBELDES
(Viene de Ia Primera)

10 cual los rebeldes Sc retira-
ron a las montanas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01

SUNDAY THE STAR MAGAZINE D. c.. l
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shiny mass production to the polished
craftsmanship of the past"
Mr.. Peterson was an undefeated saber
man ON a Drew University fencing team.
He studied workmanship and knife tactics
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and has shot many old-time firearms,
including even a Civil War cannon He
keeps his weapons oiled, polished and in
top condition. But" he said, holding
bandaged finger. occasionally cut myself"
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-14
By FRANK w. vAILLE

WASHINGTON, R n Delegate Bartlett said Thursday he plans to introduce within the next few days bill to extend the life and financing of the Alaska Public Works program.
 He said the bill would provide a five-year extension to the act, now scheduled to expire on June 30, 1859, plus authority for 30 million dollars in additional ap- propriations.
 Congress has authorized TO mil lion dollars in appropriations un- der the existing 10-year program but so far has actually appropri- ated only about 65 millions. An additional four million dollar ap- propriation, for the year begin ming July l, has been approved by the House but still is pending in the Senate.
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-14
Alberta Bids for Highway Route To Alaska From United States

EDMONTON, Alta, R LILY The Alaska International Rail and Highway Commission, studying the need for new rail and road links between Alaska and the United States, will hold a sub committee hearing in Alberta, the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce said yesterday. The date was not announced.
 The Commission originally was to hold hearings only in British Columbia to consider routes thru the west coast province.
 Alberta Highways Minister Gordon Taylor presented a brief to the commission in Washington Feb. 4 which said Alberta pro- vided the most logicaP' location for additional traffic and com munication links between the US. and Alaska.
 Taylor said the US. is run ming out of areas for development and therefore will have to turn to Alaska and they must pro- vide faster transportation"
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-14
Bartlett Will Ask Congress to Extend APW Program , Years with Authority To Spend An Additional S3O Million

Bartlett said he has held off introducing such proposal, de spite requests of the League of Alaskan Cities and individual communities, in hopes a proposal would be made by the Depart ment of the Interior.
 While the department has not yet reached a decision, he said he was introducing the bill "pri- marily because Alaska, as well as other parts of the country, is faced with rather serious un- employment problem"
 Prospects for summer construc- tion, both in the military and civ ilian fields, "are not nearly so good as in years past" he said.
 Bartlett said he believed the APW program, which has back log of Is to 20 million dollars in projects tentatively approved, would be a logical instrument with which to combat unemploy- ment.
 He said he was hopeful the de- partment-"in view of the gen. eral situation" would make a prompt and favorable report on his bill and that it could become law in time to make supplemental appropriations available for the forthcoming construction season.
 Bartlett said he also hopes the administration will seek appro- priation of the approximately ST. 3O0,000 still unappropriated or unrequested in the existing pro- grams $70 million authorization.
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-14
Sailor Too Dirty To Take Shove,

IPSWICH, England, RH-A man who was told he was too dirty to have a shower at the municipal bath house, won letter of apol- ogy from the town clerk.
 Brian Jennings, 22-year-old mate on coastal barge, said the attendants turned him away when he sought to wash off the grime of voyage from London.
 Town Clerk J. c. Nelson wrote the attendants had been repri- manded and that Ipswich lear nestly hopes to receive your pat ronage" the next time Jennings arrives in town dirty.
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-14
Girl Scout News
Polar Bear Brownies

This has been busy week for us. Saturday we had a good time at the theater party given to us by the Home Arts. We thank them for this.
 Sunday, nine of us met at the Assembly of God Church for Girl Scout Sunday. Miss Brown told us story using the flannel graph. On Monday, Jeanette Mink att tended the Chamber of Com merce dinner. She said she had lots to eat and liked it all.
 We have made 12 padded hang CTS for the bazaar on Saturday. We hope we can sell them.
 Patsy Longley
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-14
Troop s7 - The Golden Girls

We opened our meeting with the flag salute June Oman was flag bearer with Harriet Henry and Judy Koplin color guards. Nancy Bernhardt lead the salute, Sally Ailak lead the Girl Scout Promise and Mary Wash gave the motto
 We finished our poster for the bazaar. We're going to get flower pots for the bazaar also. Some of the girls brought white ele- plants" which will be used by Mrs. Wilkie's troop.
 Mrs. Rodgers told us about the free show that the Home Arts Club is having for all Girl Scouts and Brownies and their leaders. It made us all very happy.
 Sally Ailak will present our troop on T.V. Mary Walsh will represent our troop at the Cham Der of Commerce luncheon.
 Harriet Henry won the finger nail inspection.
 The 20th of February we had our International Dinner. We had Italian spaghetti, pizza pie, Span ish rice, Eskimo ice cream and American salad. There were 25 present. Some were mothers.
 We tried to learn how to Eski- mo dance. Mrs. Rodgers was teaching us. Everyone had a good time.
 Harriet Henry, Reporter
The Nome nugget., 1958-03-14
Forget-Me-Not Brownies

Sixteen Brownies were invest ed Refreshments were served. Nora Walsh was first to turn her Brownie pin right side up. The Brownies have to keep their pins upside down until they have done a good deed.
 --Sandra Osborne, Scribe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31

OOOU HTIO OOOO TOT IUU
COUNTY FAIR ENRICHED BREAD
MddeWith Buttermilkis enriched
with calcium, iron and important
Vitamins like B., B. and Niacin.
And made the County Fair way
with buttermilk.
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Address Wcnted

Miss r. L. B., Washington
Last summer I saw q half
hour television show about a
gentleman who formed a
company to give employment
to those troubled with
epilepsy.
Could someone please help
me with the name and ad-
dress Of the founder or the
company? Thank you for
helping an anxious person.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31
Brown Sugar Fudge

Mrs. N. s., Fails Church
To Mrs. o. w. r.. Rockville
I think you must be refer
ring to Penoche. Here is a
good recipe for =
Use 2 cups Of brown sugar.
u cup milk. 2 tablespoons
butter. "a cup coconut and
" cup chopped nuts.
Combine the sugar. milk
and butter and boil to a soft
boil stage. Remove from fire
and cool. Beat until creamy.
Add ooconut and nuts and
beat until mixture will hold
its shape. Pour into buttered
dish or shallow pan and cut
in squares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

Put the eggs in a kettle. cover
with cold water and bring to
a boil. Then let stand for
10 minutes. rinse in cold
water and drain. The yolk
is nice and soft and velvety
this way and not tough and
gummy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31
Doctor Models
Are HighHght Of
Society's Dinner


A mems fashion show with
clothes modelled by doctors
highlighted the Doctors Day
dinner held yesterday by the
Woman's Auxiliary to the Ar
lington Medical Society.
Doctors Day is held March
80 to commemorate the day
DR.. Crawford w. Long Of
Georgia first used ether Is
an aI1esthetic agent.
Mrs. A. r. Macpherson was
chairman of the auxiliary's
program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31
School Meeting

The Lanham Cooperative
Play Center will hold an or
ganizational meeting for kim
dergarten parents of the
l958-59 school year April IA
at the kindergarten. Lanham-
Severn road. 8 pm.
The kindergarten is nom
sectarian and nonprofit. APP
plications are now being
taken for children S years old
before next January /. Fur
ther information can be OBJ
tanned by calling Mrs. Pod
mostko at Spruce 3-4730.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31
School Open House

The darlington Corpora
tive Pre-School will hold an
open house for prospective
members on April 7 from
$3.50 to 10 pm. at the Fair
lington Methodist Church.
Route 7 and Shirley highway.
Alexandria.
Call Mrs. K. s. Kay at
JE. 2-7477 for further In
formation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31
Visitors Welcome

The Bethesda Chevy Chase
Cooperative Nursery School.
400 Norwood drive Tin the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Rec
reation CENTER. is inviting
visitors to observe the school
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WEE WoMEk

in session during April and
May.
School hours are from 9:15
to HAS am, Mondays
through Fridays. Applica-
tons for 3 and 4 year olds
are now being accepted for
the fall term. For appoint
mentS to visit and more In
formation, call Mrs. Charles
M. Boteler at Oliver 6-36l3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31
Eqq Odor

Mrs. H. M. Arlington
To Mrs. o.. Mount Rainier
My mother used this meth
cd and not only is there no
odor when boiling eggs. but
there is no green color be-
tween the white and the yolk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31
You Can Tell The

Live it up-give your family a
treat!
Buy COUNTY FAIR ENRICHED
BREAD Made With Buttermilk
fresh at your grocer's today!
You can tell the Aavor-plain
or toasted.
It has 'Flavor Plus!
Light as feather :. white as
snow -. County Fairs the best
you know!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-31

Eases nervous tension,
soothes tired muscles,
reloxes tangled nerves,
stimulates heolthful cir
culotion - comfortably.
costly, without disrob-
ing! Helps firm fIobby
tissues; aids in reducing;
contributes to making
you feel rodiontIy olive,
looking years younger.
Removable wa S h al lie
corduroy cover in toast,
gold, peacock blue,
shocking pink. Tyr.
guarantee. Ul approved.
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and stored in the freezer,
Thank you so much.
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lack Of tension at the back
Of your neck.
Special Exercises
Our necks are made up
mostly OF muscles, muscles
which we do not use very
strenuously or very much UNI
less we are active in sports.
II we do not exercise them
in sports. we must make up
for it with special exercises.
Otherwise these elastic
bands may become short and
tight or stretched and flabby,
depending on our posture or
the way we carry our head.
Women should add a couple
Of good neck exercises to their
daily routines. II your chin
line has already begun to
lose its freshness. improved
posture. plus these exercises,
will greatly improve the sit
uation.
II you are lucky and still
have your youthful chinline,
you should take neck exer-
cises as a preventative meas
ure.
A lovely woman must have
a youthful neck and a well
defined chinline. The oppo-
site attributes are dead give
Always Of a woman's age and
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fortunes Ideos

Mrs. o. o., Washington
To Mrs. D. D. E., College Park
These are some fortunes"
you can put in your fortune
cookies:
Good luck will follow you
all the rest Of your life: but
1t will never overtake you.
You will come before the
public frequently and will
be q leader; most likely in
leaving streetcars or crowded
buildings.
You will age slowly: every
twelve months will only add
another year to your life.
You have very taking ways
with you; in fact. people are
always sure TO miss some
thing after you have gone.
You are very fond Of water
and 1t has always been the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24
WHY GROW OLD7
Chin Line
Reveals
Ones Age
HOME FOR ENYoY
ny JOSEPHINE BOWMAN


REGISTER and Tribune syndicate
When the clear cut contour
OF the chin and neck become
blurred. that is the time
when youthful appearance
comes under fire. This often
happens to quite young wom-
en- while many others main
tain a youthful chinline into
later life.
Posture has a lot of do with
the condition Of the chin and
neck. Correct carriage OF the
head can greatly delay aging
in this spot. The chin should
not be ducked into the neck
nor should 1t be pushed for
ward.
The key Of a gracefully
poised head is the habit Of
pushing toward the ceiling
with the TOP Of your head.
This stretches the spine
through the region of the neck
and keeps the chin parallel
to the floor.
II you will practice this.
you will feel a ''lightness" or
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beauty: Lie on your back
with your legs straight. Bend
your elbows and bring the
hands up in front of the
chest. Keep the arms In this
position and the shoulders
back as you raise your head
from the floor and touch your
chest with your chin.
Az the same time raise
your legs tstiff kneesl Just
a few inches from the floor.
Return legs and head 10 the
floor and continue. Do this
slowly.
Rssistsr and Tribune Syndicate, ieSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24
Bed Wettinq

Mrs. A. Z. B.. Siluer Spring
To Mrs. n. r.. Washington
The bedwetting alarm can
be bought through either the
M--------y W--d or S---s
and R-----k catalogues both
large mail order houses). A
phone call TO the local offices
can place your order for this
product.
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Dinner Suggestions

Mrs. c. E. D.. Springfield
I would like suggestions OF
what to serve at a buffet sup
per for about 80 people.
AS this is q complete meal.
I would like some hot dishes
and perhaps things that could
be prepared ahead of time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24

tons to stamp chairman.
Mrs. Caroline Ellis, $500
Hamilton Manor drive in Hy-
attsville. These were passed
on to veterans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24

ALSO try MuscATEL, CREAM SHERRY,
roKAY. Delightful with desserts and
cakes, for slipping.
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the Dessert Wine you buy.