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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21

Winner Lown (3-2). Loser -
Byerly l-2).
U - Stewart, Paparella. Tabacchi,
Runee. T-3:03. A-12,401.
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TIGERS, Z;
SENATOR'S, I

Iotas 30
a. Tcok third strike for Alvarez in
in 9th
R RzzEEGEG --- 81 SSS S SSS--l
E-Harris, Plews. Po-A-Detroit,
70 Boiling to Harris. LoB-Detroit, 8;
Washington, 10.
sb--Veal. Wilson. sb---Harris. HR--
Kaline (2), S-Lary.
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ORIOLES, Z; AS, )
BALTIMORE

Totals 33 3 5 3 Totals IS 4 s 4
Safe on Oardners error for Her.
bert in sth. 2 Ran for Nieman in Sth.
KANSAS CITY 49, 900 600 030--3
BALTIMORE 80 zoe 900 O0x--4
Gardner. PO-A--Kansas City,
24-7; Baltimore, 27-4 DP-Herbert to
DeMaestri TO Lopez TO Simpson. Martyr
more, 8.
2b--Smith. 3b--Nieman, HR--Nie-
man. S-Harshman, Triandos,
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Two More o. . Series

that might be a BIT disturbing
at this point is the football
team itself.
Most st. Stephens supporters
anticipate a rough season after
the loss of II lettermen, In
GLIDING eight of last years first
team.
Coach AL Sleepy Thompson,
however, Is more optimistic
While he admits the team as
a whole is a question mark. he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21

Ramos Q1-12l
HBP-Bv Larry (Sieversl. U-Mc-
Kinley, Chylak, Gerry. Flaherty. t.
2:21. A--4,50S,
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AMERICAN
Results Yesterday

Det.. u: wash, /,
n, Y. Z; Cleve., 1.
Chi, 10; Bost. 3.
Baltic, 4: X. C., 3.
Comes Today
K. c. at Wash, sos
chi. al N. Y. tnI.
Diet. at Baltic. tul.
Cleve. at Bost. tn).
Games Tomorrow
K. C. at wash, sos
Chi. 81 N. Y.
CIeve. at BOst.
bet. at BALTIC. tn).
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NATIONAL
RaeuIke YesNeFdo,

NeSuUS tssteIooy
Pitts. Al; Chi,
2-5 (2d game
called 5th, rain),
s. r. 4: Cine. 3.
Phila.. 12i st. L., 2,
L. A., 2; Milw. I.
Comes Todoy
Pitts. at Chi.
Cine. at s. r.
Phila. at 81. l.. tHl,
Milw. at L. A. tn),
Comes Tomorrow
Pitts. at Chi.
Phila. at st. L. tn),
Cine. at s. r. tn).
Only games SEIZED
uled
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BY DICK TIERNEY
star stan Writer

The st. Stephens School
football team has a new field
to play on this year and for
the first time will compete in
a league--the newly organized
Interstate Athletic Conference
About the only new thing
about the Alexandra school
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WHITE soX, 10; RED SoX, 8
BOSTON
Totals u l0lelO moan as 5 1.

struck out for wall In I'd: .
for Byerly IN 9TH; 4 Ran for Renna
IN 18th, Ran for Goodman In Sth;
. Walked for Kelly in 9th: 4 Ran
for White In 9th: Ran for Ber-
beret IN 9th.
Evening star., 1958-05-15

OTTAWA. Ontario. May Is
m,-Foreign Secretary Sidney
Smith yesterday angrily ac-
cused the United States OF
breaking a promise about re-
leasing security information
concerning Canadian citizens.
He said the name Of Robert
Bryce. 48-year-old secretary 10
the Canadian cabinet, was
made public by the United
States Senate Internal Security
Subcommittee In complete dis
regard Of Canadian wishes.
A Canadian Press dispatch
Tuesday night from Washing
ton quoted o subcommittee re-
port. dealing with Communist
infiltration In United States
universities. as saying Mr.,
Bryce introduced Shigeto Tsuru,
q japanese university profess
sor. TO the late Z. II. Norman,
and that all three were mem-
bers Of a Communist study
group at Harvard University.
Mr.. Norman committed sui
eide in Cairo April 4, 1857. while
he was Canadian Ambassador
there after the United States
subcommittee reported he had
been q Communist.
The Canadian government
denounced the Norman charges
as irresponsible, declared its
faith in him and In a note de-
manded assurances that secu-
rity information involving Ca
nadians would be withheld
from congressional committees
unless the Canadian govern
ment gave its consent.
Last August the United
States State Department indi-
Gated such a case would not
happen again and told Canada
security procedures ARE con-
sistent with the assurances you
seek"
Secretary Smith read the
American note to the House of
Commons yesterday. He said
the Canadian government had
decided on the basis of the
American note to let the Nor
man matter drop.
This trust was misplaced" ,"
he said. He asserted the Amer
ican action in naming Mr..
Bryce was disappointing and
that the Canadian government
had asked its Ambassador in
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Pearson Hits Curbs
On Canada Trade

WILLIAMSBURG. Va. May
is up. - Former Canadian
Foreign Secretary Lester b.
Pearson appealed today for
greater consideration OF Cana
dian interests In United States
decisions on trade and defense,
Canadians are uneasy that
defense decisions taken In
Washington hold "inescapable
and far-reaching consequences
for u.s." the leader Of Canada's
opposition Liberal Party said,
And bis nation is irritated
when told North America must
be all one unit for defense
while the United States raises
economic barriers that leave
Canada with a trade deficit,
MIR. Pearson said.
His speech was prepared for
Evening star., 1958-05-15

ceremonies marking the start
OF this restored colonial capt.
tails annual Prelude 10 Inde-
pendence celebration. The
American Revolution paved the
way for canada's freedom by
peaceful revolution. the Nobel
Peace Prize winner said.
After Mr.. Pearson's speech In
the House OF Burgesses cham
Der, Postmaster General Sum-
merfielo was 10 speak az the
opening Of the towns recon-
structed printing ONCE. The
ofiice Is located on the original
site Of William Parks 18th CEN
tury Virginia Gazette Building.
Evening star., 1958-05-15

MELBOURNE. Australia
Fourteen months after is In
PRODUCTION. one out Of every
four homes In Victoria state
had n television set-an esti-
mated total OF 100000.
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Jet-Airport Funds
Approved by Senute

A $5l2 million bill TO help
modernize airports for the Jet
age has been passed by the
Senate.
The measure, which now goes
to the House. makes SITS mill
lion available TO States and
cities on a $3.50 matching
basis for the fiscal year start
ing July / and 500 million a
year for each Of the succeeding
four years.
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Top cuttIe Duy

CHICAGO. - Livestock men
report that about 40 per cent
Of the cattle arriving at the
Nations ~ major cattle mar
kets are taken In for Monday
sale.
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Smith HitsU. S. Release
Of Doto on Canadians

Washington 10 transmit Mr.
Smiths statement 10 the United
States Government.
Evening star., 1958-05-15

GuarGRtes: The performance and quality of
STRIPE T'oothpastsis Internationally Gu,nranteed
BY Lever Brothers Company. Purchase price refund
ed If not satisfied.
, 1958-12-20
PUBLIC NOTICE

1t is hereby brought to pub
lie Notice that effective De
cember %, 1858 sessions Of the
Municipal Court that were for
merly held at the Fort in
Christiansted, will be held in
the District Court Room.
The Office Of the Clerk of
the Municipal Court will be
located in Government House,
Second Floor, adjacent to the
U. S. Marshaps Office.
1shnael Bough.
Clerk Of the Municipal Court.
December 8, 1858.
, 1958-12-20
NOTICE

1 In accordance with the provisions of Title ~, Section
301a of the Virgin Islands Code dealing with the licensing OF
businesses and occupations, any person, firm or corporation
engaged in the business Of importing, Wholesaling, manufac-
turing or producing; conducting a hotel guest house or night
club. retailing liquors and other commodities; practicing a
profession or skilled trade; or engaged in any other business
in the Virgin Islands, is required to apply in writing and OBJ
tain from the Government Secretary an annual license to en-
gage in or conduct such business.
q All annual licenses currently in effect expire at tie
close Of the present calendar year and each licensee desiring
to continue in business or occupation during the calendar
year 1859 is required to apply for a renewal license on or be-
fore December %, 1858. Forms for such applications may be
obtained at the Office of the Government Secretary, Charlotte
Amahe, st. Thomas and at the Office of the Administrative
Assistant to the Governor at Christiansted, ST. Croix and Cruz
Bay, st. John. Applications for ST. Thomas and ST. John must
be filed at the Government Secretary's Office, ST. Thomas. Ar
plicatons for st. Croix must be filed at the Office OF the Ad-
ministrative Assistant, Christiansted, ST. Croix.
3. Applications to be valid must bear the signature OF
the applicant in the space provided therefor. Full fees must
accompany each application. All licenses obtained must be
posted in business establishments no later than January 10,
1883. ..
ROY w. BCRNN
Government Secretary
IDecember 8. 1858 1215-2O
, 1958-12-20
FRANK WIESNER & &C.
REAL ESTATE

Brand new efficiency units
for rent Or lease. in Fred
crikstcd. Beautifully fur
nished. Right across the
street from tha sea.
Excellent LOT with over zoo
feet road frontage near
Christiansted. Very suit
able for business or homes.
Reasonably priced.
Moe than II beautiful
acres and new four bed
room house on Constitu-
tion Hill.
We have many other pro-
perties and rentals.
FRANK WIESNER s. 60.
Cor. Queen & Church.
Christiansted
Tel. 243W
, 1958-12-20
ADDRESS OF SEN. JOHN F. KENNEDY AT
JEFFERsoNJACKsoN DINNER ON TUES.

we carry through in an age
where we will witness not
only new break throughs in
weapons Of destruction-but
also a race for mastery Of the
sky and the rain, the ocean
and the tides, the inside of the
earth and the inside Of mems
minds?
We travel today along a
knift-edged path which re-
quires leadership b t t e r
equipped than any since Lin
coins day to make clear to our
people the vast spectrum OF
cur challenges.
In the words Of Woodrow
Wilson: eve must neither run
with the crowd nor deride it
but seek sober counsel for
it-and for ourselves"
, 1958-12-20
Concluded

But it will not be easy. For
the hard, tough question is
whether any free society
with its freedom Of choice
its breadth Of opportunities
range % f alternatives-can
meet the single-minded adj
vance Of the Communists.
Can a nation organized and
governed such as ours endure?
That is the real question. Have
we the nerve and the will?
Can we carry through in an
age whereas never before
our very survival is at stake
where we and the Russians
have the power to destroy
one-quarter Of the earth's popu
lation-a feat not accomplish
ed since Cain slew Abel? Can
, 1958-12-20
FOR SALE

2 Twin Size Hollywood Beds
Box Springs with Legs
Inner Spring Mattresses
$4,000 per Bed
&c.
Call C'sted : 246
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CoLoRED

NOANtIt6O
i06 10th ST. s.E.-s55
No. IA rms. kit and bath.
Stove, individual gas heat and utils.
Redecorated.
1896 KNOX PL. Sc.
2 rms. kit. and bath; from
$50 80. on Alabama ave: all mod
ern apis; tiled baths, stove and
refgr. Redec.: individ. heat and
utils Key at No. 101.
4O25 ELY PL. Sc.
Now avail. Duplex apis. Q rms,
kit, bath. Stove and refgr. Indi-
yidual heat and utils.: S62 so,
Key at 4O21.
1880 v ST. N.w.-$57.5O
2 rms, kit and bath. Heat and
stove incl. Janitor on premises.
$50 End ST. N.E.-S55
no: Al rm.: kit. and bath.
lndivid. heat and utils.
$40 @ ST. s.E.-s69. 80
No. 15-2 rms. kit. and bath.
Individual heat and utils. Janitor
on premises.
231 18th PL. N.E.+S55
rms. kit. and bath. Individual
heat and utilities.
1885 HICKMAN ST. s.E.-S49. 80
No. Ia rms, kit. and bath
Stove, refer: individ. heat and
utils.
40 LIST ST. Sc.
2 rms, kit. and bath: S65, 4
rms. kit. and bath; $3.50. Heat
All 18th ST. NE.
No. 7-2nd-fir. front apt. con.
listing Of > rms, .dinette, kit. AND
bath. Stove. refgr.. utils. incl
S74.50. OPEN.
sos X ST S.w.--S54.5
rms. kit. and bath apt. Avail
Utils. incl.
John F. Donohoe & Sons
314 Pa. Ave. Ii. 3-O0S4
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goo HnM S3aE6TSD pn sr

on Nichols aye.--Two rooms. d.
nette: kitchen, hath, redecorated:
s 20 y 90, See ianitoI; ~ How;
pr BROS s So SRi 55s9gH 4 e Ely
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2 THE SUNDAY STAR

COLORED-N.W. - Warm apt: 2
Ice. rms. kit. 5 clos; oak mr.: all
utils.: semibath:. easy transp.;
reas. refined couple. NO. LASH.
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2930 KNOX PL. Sc.
$50 so. on Alabama ave: all mod
ern apts.; tiled baths, stove an
refgr. Redec.: individ. heat an
utils Key at No. l01.
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100 10th ST. s.E.-S55
No. 4-2 rms, kit and bath.
stove, individual gas heat and utils.
Redecorated.
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tCOLOREDi
1924 EUCLID ST. NV.
Ice. EFFIC. APT, ST.
Exclusive building, spacious rms,
fully equipped kitchens, tile bath,
laundry facilities. Res. mgrs Apt,
107.
Thos. J. Fisher a. Co., Inc
73s 18th ST. NV. ID. 7-6s30
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Me-

CoLORED-NEARBY NE.
Desirable lst.noor, l-room apt.
incl. al utils.; $50.
DREYFuSS BROS.
1913 18th ST. NV. Ma. s-05SO
cOLoRED
THE BEST"
Available. now. 1-bedrm. apis.
4211 End st. n.w.--Nr. new medical
center. Rent. $3.50. Utils. incl.
1887 Spring I'd. NV, right on
18th st.-With spacious dinette
and Murphy bed; $3.50.
81 Randolph oil. NV, right off
rla, ave. and N. Capitol st.-S6a. SO
utils incl.
$500 9th st. n.w.-2 BEDROOMS
right on Georgia ave. on Crosstown
bus; mr.. schools; with laundry and
storage faeils. Only $50 so.
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT co.
l42O X st. NV. Elk. 3-1SI1
, 1958-01-23
Circuit Court of
Appeals to Convene
In v. I. %JunudrY %

The United States Court Of
Appeals for the Third Circuit
will convene in st. Thomas on
Tuesday morning, January %.
On the agenda are nine APP
peals from decisions of the
District Court of the Virgin
Islands.
The cases include Barney
Sachs VS. Margherita c. Sachs;
Henry 0. Creque VS. Carlos
Calderon; Richard Roebuck VS.
Christian Hendricks; Mildred
Bishop VS. Cory Bishop, ct al;
Adeline Crawford VS. Water
Isle, Inc; Estate of Cory
Bishop VS. Antilles Corpora
ton; Virgin Islands Corpora
ton vs. Merwin Lighterage
Co.; Carl Wills VS. Warren
Continued on page ~
, 1958-01-23
Unity PurtY Pldns
Murch on Governm'nt
House JunudrY 29th

The Unity Party has COM
pleted plans for a March on
Government House, which is
said will be a peaceful protest
against the Administration.
Assistant Commissioner of
Public Safety George A. Mat
thias said that he received a
letter from the Unity Party
expressing their intention Of
staging a peaceful march on
January 20. He expressed the
belief that it will be an order
~ affair and does not expect
any trouble to develop from
it. The Police will be on the
alert to maintain order should
this be found necessary.
Fear has been expressed by
many in st. Croix who are
sympathetic with the Unity
Party, that many important
Continued on page A.
, 1958-01-23

Lao 0D4S4VSNAO
For the Sick
Since publication of the ar
ticle in connection with DR.
Fairfax Halls refusal to take
any calls even when he is sup.
posed to be the physician "or
call" at the hospital, telephone
messages to the AVIS office
confirm DR.. Halls extremely
Jude conduct from time tc
time, and dissatisfaction has
been expressed over his han.
ding of the few babies that he
claims that he is primarily re-
SponSible for.
According to a radio report
given by Senator Ron de Lugc
last night, the salary of DR.
Hall was increased from $7,50C
to $4,000, comparable to that
Of the Chief Municipal physi-
clan, who incidentally has
been in the Government SER
vice for over Is years. Senator
de Lugos pointed out that the
increase came through direct
ly from St. Thomas without
the knowledge of the Chief
here nor the Senators. He
said that an investigation will
be started soon into the
Health, Welfare and Educa-
ton Departments soon, how
ever.
No one questions the ability
Of DR.. Hall. However, when
people in these parts think Of
a "baby" doctor, they visualize
8 kindly physician with a
in his eye, and general
tenderness. Apparently DR..
Hall possessed these qualities
once. The people who reside
in these islands, native or con-
tjnental, dislike being
"roughed up" by any physi-
clan, especially one on the
Government payroll.
range radar at Washington
, 1958-01-23
Miss Puulette Smith
Becomes Bride Of
Senator Hodge

Miss Paulette Smith of Fred
eriksted became the bride of
Senator Walter I. M. Hodge in
a quiet ceremony during their
recent visit to Puerto Rico.
Senator Hodge was said to
be the only bachelor in the
Legislature.
, 1958-01-23

O4V4A
Activity ut New
High During 1857
While the civil aviation in
dustry chalked up new re-
cords for activity in 1857, air
traffic controllers of the Civil
Aeronautics Administration
successfully handled 20 per-
cent increase in instrument
flying,
Not only were more planes
flying in 1857 than in any pre-
vious year, but the number of
large civil aircraft manufac-
tured during the year in
creased Is percent, with the
dollar value of complete civil
aircraft and parts up a whop-
ping 70 percent.
The year 1857 came close to
being the safest in air carrier
history, with only two-tenths
Of a passenger fatality per 100
million passenger miles, bet
tered only in 1854 when the
record was one-tenth. These
figures compared with a rate
of f~ive-tenths fatality per 100
million passenger miles in
1856.
Scheduled air carrier opera
tions were at a record high of
more than 81 billion revenue
passenger miles, a IA percent
increase over 1856. The num-
Der of passengers carried in
creased 8 percent to 40 million,
with air express and freight
up IS percent to 583 million.
ton miles.
The year was marked by a
sharp jump in student pilot
" certificates, c t n 6
Increased public interest in
personal and business flying.
Issuances of student certifi-
Gates increased Is percent to
10000 in 1857. Private pilot
certificates likewise were up
48 percent, and the number Of
, 1958-01-23

range radar at Washington,
WonIinued on page AZ
, 1958-01-23
Three St. Croix
Putrolmen Promoted
To Corporal

Three Patrolmen were today
promoted to the rank of Cor
poral in the Department of
Public Safety. They are: Cecil
A, Hoyer, Thaddeus Powell
and Uric Petersen. The an
nouncement was made by As
sistant Commissioner of Pub
lie Safety, George A. Matthias,
who flew over from St. Tho
mas for the purpose of con-
Quoting t h e promotional
ceremonies.
Patrolman Hoyer is sta
toned in Christiansted; Off
Ger Petersen is a Motorcycle
Patrolman who operates from
the Kings Hill Station and
Patrolman Powell is stationed
in Frederiksted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

seems 10 have q better class
of merchandise and a larger
variety Of styles. My son has
q New York paper delivered
by mail and the ads seem
quite smart looking. In ID. c.,
! seem 10 have more luck at
J-l-fs.
] wish we could get enough
women together 10 protest 10
the department stores and see
II we could work something
out whereby they would stock
more OF the 80 and 40 sizes.
There does not seem 10 be
any lack Of the very large
sizes, but the moderately large
sizes are very scarce. ! hope
we can hear from more Of the
women In our predicament.
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Re: Arizona
Mrs. w. n. s.. Arlington
To Mrs. p. A. r.. Arlington

Mrs. w. n. S.. Arlington
To Mrs. p. A. r.. Arlington
The place youngstown" Is
for retired or semiretired
people who have an income
OF at least $3.50 per month.
You have 10 own your home
there.
The price for a four-room
ground-floor plan house Is
$3.50 for fiat-top roof, and
ST.sT5 for slai.. or slope
roof. Each house has an
air conditioner and a storage
room at the end Of a car
port.
youngstown Is i6 miles
from Phoenix and 8 miles
from Glendale, on three
highways. Mean average
temperature is rs degrees or
semitrepic climate. and the
town has a man-made lake
about 7 miles long.
There are all kinds of
clubs and a clubhouse for
residents and the Mexican
border is not too far away.
The surrounding country will
keep one busy just making
side trips and when one re-
tires that will give him
something TO do.
Skiing territory is about
$50 miles away. You can
see there is quite some in
ducement in going out there
TO live. I have lived in the
West and I want to go back.
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WEE WOMEN

break up creamed mixture.
Sift together -four. salt and
baking powder; add TO
creamed mixture and mix
until smooth about two min
utes on low speed Of electric
mixer. scrape down at least
once. Add eggs, one at q
time, beating for one minute
after each on low speed cleo
trio mixer.
Beat for one minute longer
at the end. Scrape down
sides and bottom Of bowl.
Bake In creased 9lax5hx234
inch loaf pan in a slow oven
at 300 degrees for an hour
and 20 minutes.
Note: Butter may be sub
stituted for shortening. When
substituting, cut milk down
to "a cup.
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Pound Cake Variation

Mrs. B. S. NJ, Alexandria
To Mrs. J. II. X, Wheaton
Here is a recipe which I
have used over and over
again and have always got
ten compliments.
To make, use % cup short
ening, IA cups sugar, tea
spoon grated lemon peel, /
tablespoon lemon juice, %
cup milk. 2l4 cups sifted cake
flour, Ia teaspoons baking
powder and 3 eggs.
Stir the shortening to
soften. Gradually add sugar
and cream together until
light and fluffy. BEAT about
three minutes on medium
speed electric mixerD Add
lemon peel and juice. Add
milk and mix enough to
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE
More About Sizes

Mrs. M. 4. O.. Hillcrest Hts.
To Mrs. c. 4. NJ. Washington
I am writing In answer 10
the lady who said she could
not get dresses In size 40. /
gathered she Is in the same
boat as I. I am size So. tall,
and rather long 10 the waist
line. Half size dresses are
Just no good for me. They're
not long enough In the length
and not long enough 10 the
waist. I am always frustrated
when ! go out looking for
dresses.
There Is q store In New
York, L. B, not the
one which is the mail order
catalogue place. This one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

blinds myself At homer Mine
are metal but ! do not know
how 10 clean cords and tapes.
] would appreciate any help.
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Jar Giveowoy

Mrs. L, p, H.. Washington
! have a number OF small
Jars and glasses for someone
interested IN using them for
Jelly glasses. Contact me
through RICH II you're in
tereSted.
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bread. II appeared In Mccalls
Magazine about 10 years ago
and II was called molly
Andee's date and nut bread"
/ am sure some OF you must
have II and ! would greatly
appreciate seeing the recipe
reprinted. Thanks a million.
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The variety's incredible
the value unsurpassed Fab
RIGS include crisp wash and
wear cottonS, dainty Enka
Sheers, smart cupionis, Arnel
jerseys, miracle chambrays
and marvellous new blends!
The styles? Sheaths, full
bouffant skirts, poular shirt
waists, dressy casuals, and,
of course, chemises! As for
cOlOrs-you name it, we have
it! Summer prints, stripes,
and checks, thrilling solid
colors ranging from paStels
through brights, on to black
and navyl
Size Ronee Misses, 1918;
Juniors, SIS; Half Sizes l41-
24h.
Budget DresSes-Second Floor,
Both Stores
Junior DresSes-Second Floor,
Both Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
Dote Nut Bread

Mrs. @. r. H.. Arlington
Helpl I have lost my very
best recipe for date nut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
Blind Cleoninq

Mrs. +. w.. Washington
Car. anyone tell me how
] can clean my venetian
, 1958-11-15

realizing that to remain in the Senate they would have
to produce as Senators.
AND, AFTER ALL, the differences may be produc-
tive of good because Of the tendency for wholesale I'm
animity to become stagnant. These differences should
make for ~alertness from all sides, and unless carried to
ridiculous extremes, should serve a good purpose.