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SECRETARY

Permanent position avzilabls for
young lady with ST least 3 years
experience IS . technical secretary
Duties include dictstion. typing s.
Gay. 40-hour week. liberal enploye
eenefits. For Interview call VII.
2-s2O0.
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ELECTRONIC DESIGN
AND DEVELOPMENT
ENGINEERS
FLIGHT CONTROL
SYSTEMS ENGINEER

Experienced in seryo-anaylsis
electro-nechanleal desiEn, am
plifler design.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
Trinity Girl Wins
Fulbriqht Award

Sylvia Juanita Washington,
q Trinity College senior, has
been awarded a Fulbright
Scholarship to study French
literature at the University Of
Bordeaux. the college an
nounced today.
Miss Washington, who lives
at 4315 Thirteenth place NE,
had previously received Q
Woodrow Wilson teacher fell
lowship for next year.
Three other Trinity College
seniors have received scholar
ships in teaching for next year
at Johns Hopkins University
They are Dorothy Virginia
Faller of 6424 Barnaby street
NV; Susan Margaret Nc
Grath Of New York, and Cath
crime Marie Herlihy OF Wor-
cester. Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22

ing words all in one and then
skipping q line or two are more
than merely fiamboyant gyra-
tons.
Rather, they determine a
musical tempo for alternately
speeding the eyes over q phrase
whose sound is more important
than its meaning. and then
slowing down the tongue where
the mind should linger and
mediate.
Mr.. Cummings took a deep
breath before each long
thought.
Occasionally he would grow
interpretive, as when musing
with mollie-or is 1t millie or
mae: whatever we lose. like q
you or q me. it's always our
selves we find In the sea-"
In a whimsical moment. he
seemed to describe the recent
run Of Washington weather;
"in Just spring. when the world
is mudluscious" and puddle
wonderful"
Mr. Cummings was vigorously
applauded by q large audience
in the National History
Museums auditorium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
Ghono's Superior
Hotel Described

Ghana has a hotel better
equipped than any Negro hotel
in the United States, the
Bloomingdale Civic Association
was told last night.
William NJ. Steen. area spe-
cialist on Africa Of the Army
Corps Of Engineers, said the
independent nation boasts q
hotel that compares room for
room with the Mayf1ower Hotel
In Washington. That includes
high prices. too, he added.
Mr.. Steen. in his talk on
economic development in Ethi-
opia, Ghana and Liberia, said
there are good jobs available
in Ethiopia for American civil
engineers. He said that. even
though Ethiopia is one of the
greatest agricultural nations in
the world. growing three crops
q year. salt is so scarce and so
valuable 1t is used as money.
The meeting was conducted
by Mrs. Anna Steen, president
and wife Of the African traveller,
In Tabor Presbyterian Church,
Second and S streets NV.
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garrulous chain-words, gave one
Of his periodic Washington
readings under the sponsorship
OF the Institute OF Contem-
porary Arts.
He read number OF I'M
published poems. as we'll as
selections from an older volume
entitled "95 poems"
Variety Of Foods
His subjects ran the gamut
Of q dozen moods. each with its
predetermined tempo and its
predetermined tone.
Mr.. Cummings varied his
normal reading voice with high
pitched sarcasm and colloQuial
accents. frequently marking
time with his head for ex-
phasis.
1t became obvious that Mr..
Cummings gimmicks Of writ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-22
Cummings Reads
Listening Poetry
BY LASZLO HADIK
star stan Writer

E. E. Cummings in town last night-as usual without
period proved again that his poetry should
be listened TO rather than read.
The poet who considers capital letters important for
emphasis them at the beginning Of lines or sentences
and whose poems full of sences they are
, 1958-05-17

Ill No. AL .
SECOND LEGISLATURE OF H VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF Hi UNITED STATES
: Regular Session :
1857
e Act to Provide kor installation of certain Public Works Fa-
cilities at Hospital Grounds, Estate Thomas and French
ri Village.
~ - BE IT ENACTED by the Legislature of the Virgin Islands:
SECTION /. The following sums are hereby appro-
- priated out of available funds in the INTERNAL REVE-
9dj 1ands 80 o4haruieo annronria+od fr AZ follo,vin6 NV
s1i $3.50 ~ 80. - EsaasIV " 49, sn57 = 49, on 4nso.
bP
vii PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT.:
Installation of sewage disposal facilities
and potable water faucets along the new road at
Hospital Grounds ............. S 10000
Installation Of potable water lines at Estate
Thomas and French Village and construction of
fire hydrants at French Village -. $4,000
, 1958-05-17
BILL Nc. 443
SECOND LEGISLATURE OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
OFTHE UNITED STATES
Regular Session
1857.

To Amend Act No. 1T Bill No. 283) To Provide Appro-
~priations for Essential Public Projects for Expenditure
during the Fiscal Year July /, 1856 to June 80, 1857, APP
proved June &c, 156 as Amended
BE ENACTED by the Legislature Of the Virgin Islands:
SECTION l. The following sums for essential public
projects or SO muchthereof as may be necessary, are here
by appropriated out Of any funds available in the SPE-
A INTERNAL REVENUE UND in the Treasury of
the Virgin Islands, not otherwise appropriated, in accord
ance with. Subsection % () Gid of the Revised Organic
Act of the Virgin Islands for expenditure during the Fiscal
Year July |, 1856 to June 80, 1857, for the purposes herein
after expressly named:
Act No. 1T BILL No. 283 To Provide Appropriations for
Essential Public Projects for Expenditure during the Fis-
cal Year July l, 1856 to June 80, 1857, approved June 26,
1856, as amended, is hereby amended as follows:
Saint Croix
INCREASE ITEM Water Project for Small
Growers" by -. S 10000 ]
, 1958-05-17

BILL No. 448
LEGISLATURE OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
O. THE UNITED STATES
Regular Session
1857
To Appropriate Funds for Participation by the Govern
ment Of the Virgin Islands in a Proposed Federal Water
Test-Drilling Program at Turpentine Run Valley,
Saint Thomas
BE TT ENACTED by the Legislature of the Virgin Islands:
WHEREAS Act No. $50 of the First Legislature Of the
Virgin Islands appropriated Fifteen Thousand $4,000
Dollars, during Fiscal Year 1857, for boring and other in
and other necessary studies, to determine the potential
water supply at Turpentine Run Valley and other suitable
areas in Saint Thomas and
WHEREAS the Geological Survey of the Department
, 1958-05-17

BILL No. 440
G LEGISLATURE OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF HI UNITED STATES
Regular Session
1857
Act to Provide for the Construction of an Additional
Room to House a kindergarten Glass at Madison School,
Saint Thomas, Virgin Islands.
BE IT ENACTED by the Legislature of the Virgin Islands:
SECTION /. The following sum is hereby appropri-
ated out of available funds sn the TERN VEN
MATCHING UND in the Treasury of the Virgin Islands,
not otherwise appropriated, for the following purposes
during the Fiscal Year July |, 1857 to June 50, 1853:
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION:
Addition to Madison School, Saint Thomas, Virgin Is
lands to provide space for a kindergarten class $3,5OOOO
, 1958-05-17

SECTION 2. An appropriation shall be made into
the Retirement Fundto cover the obligation set forth IN
this Act.
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HOUSES TO BUILD

ELLISON g. DUNKLE
1902 N. UTAH ST. IA. T-Ol4e
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UT PAYING RENT

QUIT PAYING RENT
BE WISE
INVEST IN A HOME
Take advantage OF the new, low
FILA and conventional terms. now
available. Let us build on. your lot.
We have sew. desir choice lots avail
TRADES CONSIDERED. Sc, Wash
and Nd. prefer. Mr.. Fortin, 10. y
5542, FORTIN REALTY, INC.
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OPEN, OZARK
WAKEFIELD FOREST

DIR: IT. Hunt. I'd to WELLINGTON,
turn left on Chadwick to open
sign.
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WAREHOUSES FoR SALE

I-sToRY BLDG; mr.. N. Can. and
n. Y. Ave: l-story drive-in bldg,
5000 It. plus Ice, mezzanine: nice
Offices; gas heat; price red. tc
$4,000, terms Mr., Rowland,
BOSS a. PHELPS. INC, ma. s.
$500; ewes, Lu. l-706a.
FOR SALE OR LEAsE--10,O 600 sa
IT. cinder block warehouse on
acres; railroad siding; main high.
way outside Washington in Mary.
land. Priced only $4,000. Cal
JU. 7-5643 after d pm.
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lph D. Cohn, tn. 2-920O
TODAY'S BARGAIN!

If you are looking for a real bar.
gain in nice (hard.to-findl apt
house in the upper NV. section, WI
have bldg. you must see. It has
IL apis, large rooms, porches anc
a real bright future. The income
of S11,500 yearly, with low ex-
penses tenants pay own utils.) },
adds up to fine net return: excep-
tional first-trust financing available
with $4,000 cash payment. To.
day, call WO. 6-0963.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K st, NV. Realtors Elk. 3-1SI1
COLoRED--MT. PLEASANT, TO-
pine D. bsmt', newly decorated
beautifully furn.. piano, TV: 9bar.
gain priced; low down pymt., man,
extras. Never vac. AID. 4-0S75.
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BETHESDA--6,0O0 50. IT,, zonec
Industrial; ONCE space available:
parking; reasonable rent. z. Nj
FRY CO., OIL. 6-73S3 or JU.
S-9317.
MASONRY AND STEEL WARE
HOUSE in Silver Spring. 1000,
5000, or 1000 50. #, Call 10,
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DOCTORS SUITE

DOO 1OIt y OUI I =
On ground floor Of apartment bldg.
in center Of Good Hope Hills, Nay
lor Gardens area and surrounded
by 1000 family dwelling units.
rms. and bath designed for prac-
ticing physician: S125 mo. Phone
lLU, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

3-UNIT BLDG, srocery store. ice
cream parlor and family dwell.
ing, on about u acre land In
Spencerville. Nd $1,000 Cal
SP. 4-736S anytime Sun. or after
6 pm. weekdays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

JEFFERSON PLACE. 1881 tconn.
ss ar EN- y and M- sneSs iOca-
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GENTLEMAN's COUNTRY ESTATE

195-ACRE; gently rolling. well
watered dairy farm. teeuing 100
cattle. 3 miles from Acc, 2 miles
from proposed Bureau OF Stand
ards: enhanced with 130-yr. odd
i cnisI home. Sssasiiul view. huSt-
ms, fishing; 80 MINIS. TO d. G.
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FARMS
fcoNIINuEpl

- ACRES WITH SPACIOUS center
hall rambler; living rm,. with iires
place. large separate dining rm.s
modern kitchen, ; large bedrms =
2 baths. plus full basement with
paneled rec. rni. ~ miles from
nAMSn H HAiEEY see R. sais one fsS soEl
Broad ST., Fails Church. JE.
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lP YOUR business or profession re-
quires permanent down town 10.
cation We urge you TO consider the
Westory Bldg, corner l4th Rnc
SITS. NV. opposite the Willard
Hotel, oarhnekles and National
Press Bldg. Close to patent once
nue., etc. Nov avail. / Ice. rm, or
9th floor with beautiful view Of
city. SIS. Not q single rm. on Bird
floor at SIS. Also 2 I'm. suite al
S120 New lobby. Excel. eiey. serV-
ice, etc, Rms. equipped with fiuor.
escent lighting. asphalt tiled floor
ing and wired for air conditioning
Apply superintendent on premises
or call Mr.. Gil, EN-. $4,000.
Legum & Gerber Realty Co.
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WILL BUILD TO SUIT TENANT
Heavy industrial, Fairfax Co, Just
over Alex, line. Any size. any
specifications. Low cost. For
further details, call Mr., HAM
NETT, Agent. ia. $1,000, OF
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NEW WAREHOUSES; Of 1000 and
$4,000 square feet, modern in
every respect, priced right for
responsible tenants; located 20
minutes to downtown and with
one-month prepaid rent on mini
mum hve-year lease. Union A.
5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

1000 SO. FIT. = Toilet, heated:
zoned for manufacturing; parking.
Montgomery Co, Md. HA. 7-7272.
SILVER SPkING, WHEATON,, KEN
SINGTON-We have space to meet
your needs. For details call Mr..
Woods, ~. 9-2552, ewes, Pc.
1851. c. M. MARsTELLER, JR..
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

CHARMING rambling country estate
30 miles from new washington
Airport. In heart OF smart Mid
dleburg hunt country. Complete
" modern small English manor
house, stone with BUCKINGHAM
slate roof, new terraced swimming
pool: 100 acres with stabling and
paddocks for % horses; tenant or
guest cottage offer profitable bust
ness operations and superb liv-
inE. GRASTY 4 CO., Middleburg'
Va, Murray 7-22ll,
NoRBECK, MD.-5-A. well-built
eXpansible Arm, cottage Right In
the path OF rapid development,
$4,000 Terms. Ju. 5-5533,
stone house. ideal for restoring
cleo: lge. firepl . acres or 81
acres: stone springhouse, sar.,
chicken houses, stone barn: also
attr. old stone home. all MOD,
baths, oil heat antique shop.
entr. to Waterford on left Tuxedo
2-2G4i or Tuxedo 2-2l4S.
COUNTRY LIVING-country home
for rent. s rms. = baths, equipped
kitchen. bis yard fol. play. area
stable and pasture { needed; !
mile from the heart OF new Vienna,
Va; shopping area eau kE' D.
IDEAL 5-ACRE MOTEL sITE-on
dual hishway eco and Gid, few
miles from new Chantilly airport;
suitable for other commercial OF
professional usage. rest home,
animal hosp. sales once and dis
play Of plants for landscaping,
gift shop or other business seek
ing escape from high cost loca-
lions. SS,QSO. Buyer may ASSUME
$4,000 trust payable at $50 per
mo. BERNICE CARTER DAVIS,
REALToR, so 5-5s44
CHARMING SNAIL ESTATE, elev
with view; pa handicapped acres
incl EnshSh garden, dignifed 2
story home, all rehnements; ce-
rSmic tile kitchen and bath, al
automatic equipment. Scar ga
race; accommodation for horse;
$50 500 or offer. Call Mt. Airy
2S5 after $50 pm.
D ROOMS, 3 baths, manor house;
20 acres or more. top Of mountain
above Bluemont, Va Appoint
ment only. RE. 7-S422
EDINBURG, va, about "a hrs
D CT rms, log and frame. .
story, good condition; on 4 acres
ideal for garden or poultry. cor
ner lot. new fence electricity
fruit trees, low tax. summer
place or retirement home; S3.9S0.
= cash down. DI, 1895 or 10
4-oS43.
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$3.50 DOWN

Almost 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier, In Poplar HEIGHTS. Falls
Church. Living room with fireplace
and large picture windows, dining
room, all-elec. kitchen, including
dishwasher, garbage disposal and
washing machine; full daylight
Priced at Sl6,750. with liberal A.
nancing. OWNER. JE. 2-64S6 or
JE. 2-4501.
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ciose-in Arlington, walking dis
Arlington Hall st. Thomas More
Parish; 3-bedrm. brick home with
fun hsmt., screened porch, garage,
fenced wooded lot. Assume huge
s5i s ARK .n lean prissd ts q ,.r only
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DULUNIhL sIUNE HUNT spAcl0us
3 baths, oil heat, surrounded b.
huge trees and wide lawn. over
looking several hundred acres Of
rolling BLUEGRASS pasture land
board fences, ample barns, 2 ten
ant houses Committing distance
north. Sell at farmland price "a
close estate. Mr.. TRUNDLE, OIL
o-TTA5
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COUNTRY CLUB AREA

Assume S2O,S00 LIST trust. %
years OWNER LEAVING THIS
WEEK. 2-yr. -old brk. rambler, rec
rm, garage, porch.
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N Np ENl HEUFHETI


Mr.. AMISSVILLE
100 ACRES with good country
nome with b rms. and bath; lots
Of beautiful shIubbery in yard;
several farm outbldgs.: good view:
on river. good fishing located on
state maintained road about Is
mi: s;w. Of Warrenton, Va; must
SCI i, 5 SsSaGss 81 Of s 9y9eTs health.
Other property for saie-writs
RAY T. CANNON, REALroR
Castleton. Rappahannock Co., We.
Phi. Grayson 2l22 or 3l12
35-acTe farmette, pvt. I'd, in
Howard County. PICTURESQUE horle
on knoll amid trees, spring, branch.
woods: about rs acres clear. horse
barn few outbldss. committing
distance Acc and city: s2l,b00'
i40-acre stock farm, pvt. 3D.,
spring. branch. s-rm. house h.
and b.: good outbldgs.. $50 800.
l37-acre level Howard County
farm. stream. pvt, I'd; lovely home;
good outbldgs $4,000.
165-acre working farm: pvt. I'd;
all good bldgs.: 100000.
acre; 3-bedrm. house, fun
modern pvt. I'd: only $4,000.
TELEPHONE MT. AIRY 23l
JOHN j. PRICE. Reaitor
THE IDEAL COUNTRY HOME for
commuters-Don't miss this lovely
4-bedrm., 21z-bath 2-tory: Ice. rms.
with 4 .-to-ceiling windows, incl.
storm windows, irepl.. lge. mod.
kit, carport, sun .porches, sur
rounded BY well-kept lawn, shade
IN Loudoun County. You select the
amount Of acreage: ~ a., $4,000;
Is a.. S24 800: 10 a.. 500 800.
SO, 0n0 dn., excellent terms.
r. o. BRIDGES, BROKER
U s. so, Pleasant Valley
Phone: Areola, Fairyiew 7-54sO
OPEN SUNDAY
BEEF CATTLE FARM: 249 acres.
al down IN pasture and crops,
fenced = cross fenced. new mod.
siio Sf sddf O bsrns iuli cs easium Dsrf.
so nd Herefords, . tenant houses,
muting distance Of the District,
can move In now and take oyer
owners excel livestock operation
including this years crops
~ ACRES: Tm. home, barn,
fruit trees. howing spring, 50 GOO.
EARLY AMERICAN GEMS 10.
Gated IN Calvert County. Nd. land
Of the Cavaliers, q late 18th Gem
fury brick Of 10 rooms. with 800
acres rolling farmland. Excellent
for restoration. 80 mi from Baltic.
l2l mi. from the District. Price
S45, 900. Terms. Also midi sth
Century frame with 100 acres, Price
J. 3 WATERS
Prince Frederick, Nd.
Phones 2l4 and 4s6
Culpeper, Virginia
About 2 miles out. 350-aere
grains farm. s-roonn house, central
heat. running water beautiful lake
site s20.OO0
About z miles out. IGO-aers graz-
ing farm with pond, wild Gama,
turkeys, quaii. deer. S7,75O
IS acres with attractive 3-beds
room house. orchard. poultry houseA
barn; . real home opportunity.
SI4.500, GOOD terms Many others.
Browning Real Estate Agcy.,
Culpeper, Virginia
fContfnueA m Newt paaal
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suITLAND MANOR unit, in
come $4,000 yrly. Easy terms.
ANY reas. olier considered, Ex-
elusive With 8 DeJoNo REALTY
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COUNTRY LIVING-Country home
for rent. s rms, > baths, equipped
kitchen. bis yard for play. area
stable and pasture II needed. !
mile from the heart Of new Vienna,
Va, shopping area, Call IKE. g.
SQA-
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DIR: Glebe I'd. to Chesterbrooh
I'd, left to 4ist st., left to OPEN
sion
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3b-acre farmette, pvt. I'd, in
Howard County. PICTURESQUE homo
on knoll amid trees, spring, branch,
woods, about rs acres clear. horse
barn few outbldgs.; committing
distance Acc and city: S2l,b00,
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CORNER-Approx. 1900 So. IT.,
/ one floor. modern driVe-in, over
/ head door to double loading plat
form. Just few minutes to any
/ section Of D. c.: ideal for ware
house manufactures or shop. 200
1 l.. st. ne. OWNER, Ma. S-7295
/ or your agent.
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6-rm. dwelling on paved road |;
l-acre lot; small barn. garage and
poultry house. Low Carroll County
taxes. Poss. soon; 1880.
L 1876 acres in Fred. Co. s-rm.
house with bath; barn and other
bldgs. Large meadow with stream:
IS3I. 800
H. P. Burdette q Son, Realtors,
Mt. Airy. Nd Phi. 1913. Eve. and
sun, phi. Mr., Pryor AIM, Mr..
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CIGARETTE TOBACCO FARM
31z-aere allotment; crop brings
$4,000 to $4,000; lge. country
house needs some care. Beautiful
view Of Chesapeake Bay, 80 miles
from d. c. Call Mr.. Moore, RE. s.
S2SS. FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16

II added to tish just before
broiling or baking. it adds a.
definite lemon flavor.
Easy 70 Grow
Thyme Is easy to propagate
from seed. In the early
spring after the danger Of
frost Is over, plant the seeds
out Of doors. We press them
lightly into the earth. Thyme
requires very little care. It
does thrive on plenty Of sun
in Q sandy. will-drained,
dry soil.
Several inches Of the ten
der tips should be clipped OF
just before the plant blooms.
This should be early in June
In the D. c. area. Our ia
vorite method Of drying is to
place the leaves on a tray and
place In a 250-degree oven
with the door open. When the
the leaves are crisp like corn
flakes. remove from oven and
allow to cool. Do not crush.
Store in jars whole until
ready to use. The dried flow
ering tops are also fine for
potpourris and sachets. We
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16

add q few leaves to our favor
lite tea blend.
There are many uses &c.
this herb. Thyme Is a must
for fish, seafood chowders
and shell fish and Creole
gumbos. It's good with peas
and carrots and escalloped
onions. Use it in chicken
stufflng. and in sauces for
beef and veal. It's also ex-
cellent in egg dishes.
Make up your favorite
recipe for biscuits, and with
the dry ingredients sift one
teaspoon of powdered thyme.
Make UP the biscuits as usual,
bake them, then split and
top with creamed chicken.
Herb Dressing
/ heaping teaspoon Of celery
seed
2 tablespoons Of brown sugar
/ level teaspoon Of dry
mustard
Y cup Of red wine vinegar
cup Of olive oil
3 cloves Of garlic crushed
teaspoon Of thyme
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IDEAS WITH HERBS
Thyme Is an Excellent Herb
To Cultivate in WASHINGTON

There are over so varieties
Of thyme. We have at present
about is varieties In our gar
den. We spent q year search
ing for caraway thyme. Al
though caraway is not gen.
orally considered o culinary
herb. it is the hardest Of all
varieties. It Is a perfectly
delightful plant to put in
between stepping stones as
it does not object to being
walked. on and gives on Q
pleasant odor Of caraway
when crushed under foot.
Thyme is . bushy peren-
NAL which makes 1t ideal as
q border plant. The trailing
varieties that are perfectly
beautiful in rock gardens are
woody thyme, which has
lavender blooms; Thymus
serpyllum cocineus. which
has brilliant scarlet blossoms;
lemon thyme. which has pale
pink blossoms.
Lemon thyme is our fav-
orite Of the trailing varieties
mentioned above. As the
name implies. 1t has q dis.
tinct lemon odor and taste.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
By SYLVIA WILLIAMS
Special Writer for The star

N~~~oN 'F@~NNA 80 49, 49,
Thyme is one Of the most
satisfactory herbs to cultivate
in the Washington area. It
has q distinctively warm. aro-
matte and puneent flavor.
Centuries ago Greeks used
spries of thyme as a sweet
burning incense in their tenn
Piles. The floors Of churches,
monasteries and banquet halls
were strewn with thyme. Kip
ling referred to the odor Of
thyme as dawn in paradise"
Anya Seton's new book,
"The winthrop Woman" Is
full Of interesting medical lore
Of 800 years ago. "You may
want to know what good old
thyme will do for you If
picked during the waning
MOON" notes Anna Seton.
1T cures coughs and short
ness Of breath. It procures
easy childbirth. 1t helps
sciatica and quickly cures
those who are disquieted by
fits, or fearfulness. or any
kind Of melancholy. Our 18th
century ancestors believed in
all these and many more"
A Native of Europe
Thyme is q native of
Southern Europe. We import
most Of ours from France and
Spain. Thyme grows In pro-
fusion along the eastern coast
of Italy. The lamb and NUT
ton raised in that area is said
to have a most individual
flavor because the sheep are
sent to craze over the fields
Of thyme.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16

teaspoon Of marjoraIIi, salt
and freshly ground pep
per to taste
In a mortar crush the
celery seed well. Mix sugar
and mustard with the vim
egar. add oil and garlic. Add
herbs and salt and pepper to
taste. Keep in a covered Jar
at least "a hours before using.
shake or beat well before put
ting on the salad.