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Meaty Sardnes add and novelty to Lenten meals
These favorf inexpensive little fish, high in protein and rich
essential fatty acids combine well with cheese eggs and
generally during this of the
MAINE sARDINEs AND NOODLES CREOLE
l medium size onion. sliced y teaspoon pepper
n cup sliced celery teaspoons eornStafch
" Green pepper fhniY sliced z (3K TO oz) Maine
! tablespoon vegetable oil Sardines drained
can (l6 TO II OIL tomatoes hot cooked noodlo
" teaspoon basil drained
] teaspoon salt
onion celery and pepper vegetable oil 10 minutes
Add tomatoes BASIL salt and simmer to
blend havors Combine cornsarch with enough water to make
paste blend into tomato mixture Cook stirring
SANITY mixture hickens and clears Add sardnes Serve
hot hot noodles Yield: servingS
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beautiful cake will be the highgh of your Easter din
table OF will want that cake to be artistic
triumph and be delicious pretty But
claim much time and energy The solution you may al
ready know is to a cake mix.
Especially appealing for your Easter cake is this chocolate
chip cake frosted with fluffy pink peppermint frOsng and
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s Fred Nash, 693 w. Central
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Appointed Officers

William L. Collins, Inspector;
Corrie c. Clack. Inside Guard;
Francis N. Speese, Outside Guard;
Harry s. Brown, Chaplain and Rev.
erend Denzil A. Carly, Rector st.
Phillips Episcopal Church, Honor
airy Chaplain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12


YOUNG Man, for better men'i
elothing business. excel. position
for person with ambition, HANNEe
FORMAL WEAR, JU. 9-0505.
YOUNG NAN 10 work as counter.
Opportunity TO- learn the trade
N Hs5n hs s e learn e Apply SSsoo
YOUNG MAN, age 81 TO 90. local
once Of leading national auto
sales financing CORP. has open
Ing for man, interested in
career opportunity through
planned advancement 10 more re-
sponsible position. Preference
given 70 college training or busi-
ness exper. AP. 7.7o00 for app't.
YOUNG MAN, white, assist TO prof.
ect manager; some drafting exper
and knowledge Of plumbing. heat.
ing, or sheet metal required, Send
applications TO Box 1881, Star,
listing qualifications,
YOUNG MAN With eve 70 future,
would you be interested In learn
ing Q profession and business, q
position Of prestige2 Learn the
real estate business. We will train
you eand help finance you while
you learn. High remuneration,
Bonus and commission. Just send
card. with name, address and So
word resume. Box 20e-J, Star.
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HELp MEN

MECHANICAL ENGINEER, prefer,
maehine design. 40. z-B700. ''
MECHANICS for equipment, experi'
NEWTON ASPHALT co. 1884
Mi rd., Aiexandrla, Va.
MEN CUTTERS for cust6m-mad,
Our cutters sversSs 500 Der wee veei
salary: goQd working conditions
fEAsTfc CO.. SeiS Siadehs6Irs
MEN, dependable. spray painters
cabinet makers ana men for gen
pany. Good W. rtisre DSs's needed .0 IN.
side work. can any day between
q am. and o pm. cY, 7-DsbO,
MEN (2l, car necessary 70 B,
trained for permanent position N
eur service dent good pay, auto
Gs i sSs pm sHSgS s sssv e. nv y
MEN lem. i bi 7 " Y start white Cal
1!N yos asS,y as 1, si-s .l sEy,Ins +
500 Wk. to starti part-time open.
Ina. also available. Phone WA. y
1884, Wed. evening, after 9 pm.
MEN, 25-4O. white. for general
landscape. nursery work. able u
drive truck, drivers license, exper
pref, but will train. SALARY &C.
scETSaisSSs x s sS,lii y sn Srs siiors' HE
AND COLLECTOR
Fer real estate oficeT must have
drivers permit and good loea
references. ability. 70 use type.
writer would be Of help: salary vii
S SsReH ss4s.ITH, sSs saiin'a'iOn'. wri''
OFFSET PREssMAN: ATF Model
10, or Muitillth, some exper. nee
$40 per wk. or more n expet
Warrentsi company benefits art
vacation with pay, IA. A-1600,
OFFSET sTRIPPER. experienced N
color and black and white. Mod
ern air-cond. shop, company -pait
disqualification and life Insurance
Apply n person, 8 an. 70 .
pm. weekdays. DISTRICT LrTHO-
GRAPH CO.. l04S 20th 81. NV,
OPPORTUNITY. steady. sober man
70 work In small busy store. cut
some meat OF wen teach you
good salory 10 start. rest up "a
you. Appointment only III. A.l3A9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12

TYPIST. must have touch system
on keyboard; we are willing q
train on 1BM electric proportional
spacing typewriter; Give inl oef-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12
MELP WOMEN

rs :. :: vy,P n. gsy, i'% 4. d &:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12

CHECKER for millwork and build,
ing materials; steady work, excel
benefits, incl, Republication. pen,
aion plan, etc. Call OF, 4-7l6b
CLERK for retail liquor store. white
experience preferred good salary
Apply MR.. BURKA, Wo. 6-lA80
CLERK. whitei small exclusiv.
hotel; midniaht 20 8 am: Nus
be able TO type and operate PIX
Ideal for retired gentleman Ql
serious minded student. Give rel,
age and education. Boz 342-J'
CLERK cAsHIER 70 work IN part
Assortopost. and factory claims
Experieneed preferred but not &c.
pany benefits. Salary eommensur.
ate with ability. Apply N person,
osoTrslss I ss.' silI MG SprISr. S Sc
CLERK, Bf0CKRO0M, young man.
drivers permit; suburban Bethes-
da Arm. Must have own trans
portation. Call after Q Am. Mon,
OIL. $4,000, Mr.. FURNACE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12
CLERKS
TEMPORARY

Large organization needs Q number
Of temporary employees during the
fall and winter months TO do nling
and routine clerical work; age 10
TO SO.
This Is an ideal way for housewives
and mothers TO earn extra money
needed Tor the Christmas holidays.
and while earning II. 10 associate
with q high-type consenial group.
Excellent working conditions, 90
hr. work week, annual and sick
leave. Reply BOX 40s-J. Star.
CLERK-TfPIsT, white, is TO 35;
hrs. to 4: varied duties In pleas
ant air-eond. once. Call for
apt. DI. 7-4605.
cLERKz-TYPIsTs, ysxpsrisnes re-
ply IN person, ROADWAY Elk.
PRESS, NC. 72 Marshall ave,
~ W VI -.A9-
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COLLECTOR VICAR
500 WK. PLUS COMM.
NO PHONE CALLS
las It'll ST. NV.

CONSTRUCTION EsTIMAT0R, fol
qualifications 70 Box 393.E star
CONCRETE MAN 70 repair founda-
ton under frame house; be exper.
and have equip. BOZ 2l2-y. star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12
HILp MEN

ELECTRICIANS, and experience,
helpers. on new construction Il
Nd, d. g. and Va: steady work
good pay, See foreman at summit
Hills Apis, 10th and Kast-WeS
hwy, daily at 7:30 am,
ELEVATOR OPERATORS. white. II
yrs. or over, Apply time keeper'l
once, 6HoRKHAM HOTEL. NJ
ENGINEER GRADUATE reouIree
for Waahineton area, EB preferred
Having strong interest In technical
promoti on-type assignment. Reply
BOZ 201-B, star.
ENGINEER
Immediate opening. for engineer
with SD years experience. with
military eiectronics. hardware,
design experience; familiarity
with military specifications deslr-
able; liberal co. benefits. Kl, g.
400. A, G. =. ELEcTkoNIcs,
gNGINEHR, srd-class. white; 3-ii
e SSIsehh H., s SokISyMs IA, a sssSeC
FOREMAN, store fixture shop. and
open. p0NDY FIxTpRE CO.. INC,
bOOO Mimi ave. ne HR. ys1AOO,
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statesmen


SEKVLCBMBN, FOR coin-operated
laundry equipment: experience moi
necessary. Paid vacations. LIFE
insurance, sick leave, other bene.
nts.Apply In person, sOLoN
ss etxs,c ! NC nUc lilo LIST st. &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12

This Is an ideal way for housewives 7
and mothers to earn extra money
needed for the Christmas holidays
Win 4 hixh-type congeniaI group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12

TTYPIST-Oeneral insurance agell-
ey: 5-day week. Call MISS EARLY.
Ma. a-0l12.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12

STATION ATTENDANT,
white; nishtwork. IN company.
operated service station: no wash
ing, greasing or tire repairs. Apply
SPUR OIL CO., $3.50 Lee hwy !.
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SECRETARY

II you are an experienced tor
secretary and are stymied, We
have an opening with excellent
opportunities for Advancement,
provided you are capable. enerset-
ie and ambitious. b-day week
group disqualification, Air-eondi'
toned once in financial district
semi annual salary increases. Ey.
cry year We give 2 weeks paid
vacation and 1 week salary xma;
bonus. Write for confdentia
interview and submit complete
resume stating education anc
experience. previous and present
employer, present salary anc
salary desired. Box 401-L, Star.
SECRETARY FOR sYNAGOGUE-
Hours Monday through Thurs.
day, 10 TO $50 pm. Friday ant
Sunday, o 70 1. Box 1921. Star
SEC, TOP fiight, exper. in, handling
once personnel. Apply CATHOLIC
UNIV, RIM. 107. Admin. Bldg.
sECRETARY-TYPIsT, no Shorthand
required: perm: position: down.
town aforementioned once. Stat.
age, experience. typing speed ane
SECRETARY, for senior partner Il
law firm: air cond.: modern dntn
otnces: salary commensurate VIII
ability: age limit 40. Elk, 3-S333
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Rrlp MEN

sInucTURAL sngIneer familiar
WAYS, Write or call FREDERiC A
NAseApx AND ASSOC, 3i2 Trust
GO. BLDG chambersbufg, Penna.'
SUPERfNTENDENf Tor home BIDS,
have full knowledge q plans. able
S, 's sasiis:d 10, Ss.a I sSS,. o SSH
for appt,, Monday, "A. n. CON-
9ThUcTIoN co. INC. RE. D.
SURVIVOR. part-time work. blue
print layout; mostly sat. and
sun; state hourly rate. Box lob
spRyEYORs--Chief Of party, sub.
division experience required. Ju
sw sU|5S.al 4 9SI.aS. rE E,.E. ION Sa
II pm, 70 8 an. secretarial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12

MACHTNIsTS, exper. part time
Earn top pay By working 3 ewes
9 week. Free parking. Downtown
Wash. Wonderful opportunity foI
good men who want some extra
money. Gail DUSTY RHODES al
n. 4-o0b0 on sun. or Ma. e-3227
on weekdays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12
OUTSTANDING
OPPORTUNITY

s e. ! a:a ElsA ss :ssa e rp @
join consulting stak 81 large
nationally prominent ssso-
citation. This Is not Q sales
Job, After 6-month training
Reriod: position requires
United States and Canada,
eounseling with our man
ayers and sales MANAGERS
before assuming position on
executive level: excellent sale
ary. car and expenses tyrn-
IS. Give u som % slas Details rs q q
experience. education, per-
sonai history and current
income IN Lat letter. All re-
plies confidential. Box 176-J,
star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-12
TYPISTS
TEMPORARY

Large organization needs Q number
Of temporary typists during the
fall and winter months, age 10
TO 90. ~
Evening star., 1959-06-01

pE8I0N-CHkCKkh8
Hlsesf;o. Hasi; o.m.ehanissi sef neal seniors - ~.
and juniors Sal. S4s0o-95OO0
coIuMsiI SSsIHrH1ssiI NIL is4i N q. NV.
Evening star., 1959-06-01
MELPAR,
INC.

A Subsidiary Of
Westinghouse Air Brake Co
Evening star., 1959-06-01

What Makes a
Good Place to Work 2?
GOOD PAY
t. AN EXPANDING COMPANY ALLOWING AMPLE
OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT
EXCEPTIONAL WORKING CONDITIONS IN
PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS
CONVENIENT SUBURBAN LOCATIONS. NO
COMMITTING PROBLEMS
INTERFERING AND CHALLENGING WORK
ASSIGNMENTS
"A cosT-sHAR1NG EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM
AN INSURANCE PROGRAM COVERING LIFE.
DISABILITY. DISQUALIFICATION. SURGICAL
AND MAJOR MEDICAL
"A PENSION PLAN
"A LIBERAL PAID VACATION AND SICK
LEAVE POLICY
At MELPAR you will fnd ALL Of the above
mentioned benefits integrated into . program
that truly makes
A Good Place to Work
OPENINGS CREATED by our con-
tinued expansion are presently
available for men in the following fields:
ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS
CHEMICAL TECHNICIANS
WIRE TECHNIC1ANs
DESIGNERS
CRAFTSMEN
PRODUCTION PLANNERS
SPARES PLANNERS
MACHINE OPERATORS
SOME TRAINEE POSITIONS AVAILABLE
IN THE ABOVE CATEGORIES
VISIT OUR LABORATORIES
WEEKDAYS, AM. TO Pm.
5000 ARLINGTON BLVD l4l1 s. FERN ST.
pA,ya cu1rpcu VA CoFP JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY
CTAKE ARNOLD vi OR AisANutON va
q FROM l1th AND v1Ans n1@w 1vS s"S%
TarTpA ANcKI GET OFF AT 18th 81. O.. ON
JEFFERSON DAVIS HWYJ
582l Columbia Pike Shirley Industrial Area
Near paiys Cross Roads Shirley Hwy. EdSan Rd
MELPAR, INC.
A SUBSIDIARY OF WESTINGHOUSE AIR BRAKE CO
Evening star., 1959-06-01

IEN-2 excellent cpeninss: train-
1s Y o, sSrn u .s. s,t,S .ls:n sslnsss snd Ss. D
saperisnee sars sn = not required. You win
have opportunity TO investigate
before either makes . decision or
start on Q part-tine basis and
keep your present JOB antll you
are sure. Phone the RuLL9H
pRUH CO.. DI, 7-4457 or write
0i2 National Press Bldg., wash
ington 4. D. G.
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5000 ARLINGTON BLVD
FALLS CHURCH. VA.
CTAKE ARNOLD vi OR
v.2 BUS FROM l1th AND y
SITS. NV. TO PLANT
ENTRANCE.l
1921 Columbia Pike
Near Baileys Gross Roads
Evening star., 1959-06-01

Production En-
gineering
Distribution
System Engineering
Product Planning
Sales Engineertng
Contract Administration
Plant Facilities Engineering
Product Service Instruction
Technical Writing
TEST Engineering (In Flor
ida, California and several
naval stations In eonti-
mental u. 81
Evening star., 1959-06-01
MR.. THOMPSON
White House Motel
Fairfax. Va.
2 Mile on Route 2

V Mile on. Route 20
Past Fairfax Circle
Tues, june 2. lao pm. to 9 pm.
Wed, June 3. . an. TO 9 pm.
Evening star., 1959-06-01

-Life Insurance. Agsnt-For estab.
debit, guaranteed $500 per mo.
plus comm. 22-35. NE. s-0035.
iGACMINlBTB, T0OLMAKKRg, open.
inEs for bench; Ben ,.i.s laths: I: NIL NIL AM. end
men with JOB shop exDerienee.
Company beneflts. air con4. ehop
Contact Mr.. 4. Water. WI1Ke
PRECISION INgTRgMKNT CO.
..:El s.'a I.e,:.sa. R::sy 12isE SCsE
ICE COMPANY, 3rd and u ste.
ne. Nh, MILLER.
MAINTENANCE KNdMEER
For large, deluxe apt. bldg. IN up.
thorou1kiy experienced, with good
references. Excellent salary, with
bfight future for. eoinpetent man.
kspiy to Boz 37s-Y. star.
Evening star., 1959-06-01

Systems DEVELOPMENT
Systems Design or Evaluation
-Fire Control Engineering
-1nertial Component DeSign
-Computer Development
-Eleetronic Circuit
Development
Structural Design and
Vibrations
-Field Service and Evaluation
Quality Assurance and
Reliability Engineering
--Electro-mechanical DESIGN
Evening star., 1959-06-01
MELPAR,
INC.
SCIENTISTS
ENGINEERS

CONSIDER THIS AN INVITATION TO INVESTIGATE OPPORTUNITIES
GROWTH IN LEADING EECTRONCS RESEARCH AND DE-
VEIoPaENT COMPANY IN THE WASHINGTON AREA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
The Blossom Fetes
Continue to Grow

The Cherry Blossom Festi-
val social calendar was in full
bloom yesterday with parties
around town going on almost
every hour on the hour.
One highlight was the tea
given in honor of the Prin-
cesses by Japanese Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Asakai. The
4 pm. event took place at
the embassy and other guests
invited included members of
the festival committee.
Nebraska'S Princess Jana
Hruska who held the lucky
number was presented with a
beautiful Japanese doll from
the Ambassador. However,
each of the girls came away
from the party a japanese
fan the richer.
Assisting at the party were
young embassy wives and
daughters dressed in their
native costume.
From then on most of the
PrincesseS went their separate
ways to be honored at indivi-
dual parties.
Senator and Mrs. Everett
Dirksen gave a 6 to 8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
By ELEM
Star Fashion Writer

Washington was in a pink
haze yesterday. Mrs. Richard
Nixon, wife of the Vice Presi
dent admitted she'd even
chopped down some cherry
tree blossoms Tin her own
back yard) getting into the
mood.
The annual Cherry Blossom
Festival Fashion Show lived
up to its name yesterday with
the blooms around the Tidal
Basin even coming out on
time to celebrate.
A standing room only
crowd in The Mayflower Ho-
tel Ballroom was 'in the
pink" as The Washington
Fashion Group presented a
show of designs from some
% Washington fashion stores.
Commentator
Park Avenue Hillbilly, Dor
othy Shay did the fashion
commentary.
The mood was decidedly
Oriental with silver backdrop
screens, parasolS, japanese
Lanterns, and a quartet of
Japanese maidens dainty
shutting down the runway to
open the fashion show.
Earlier the Cherry Blossom
Princesses were introduced to
the audience. Their distin-
guished escorts included Sem
ators, Representatives, and
civic leaders.
Bryson Rash Of WRC-TV
introduced the State and
territorial royalty and such
Washington luminaries as
Senator Muskie of Maine,
Senator j. Glenn Beall of
Maryland. Secretary of the
Interior Seaton escorting the
Princess from Guam, Miss
Marilyn Won Pat, and Com
missioner Robert E. Nc
Laughlin taking Miss Wash
ington. Lee Berkow, down the
runway.
1t was rather clear, pink
was THE COLOR at yeSter-
days fashion extravaganza.
There were Cherry Blossom
pink prints, solids, stripes,
and checks. The soft rosy
tone came through in linen
spectator dresses. Dynasty silk
separates, and even in a pink
cummerbund worn by one of
the several male models for
evening wear.
Stores participating in the
Cherry Blossom fete included
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09

reception for the Illinois
Princess Maureen STAINS at
the Mayfiower, and Senator
and Mrs. Homer Capehart
with the Indiana State Soc
iety honored the Indiana
Princess Eleanor Hancock at
$3.50 pm. at the Congression-
al Club.
The Washington and Alas
ka State Societies with Sem
ator and Mrs. E. L. Bartlett
and Representative and Mrs.
Thor Tollefson were hosts to
Miss Carla Carter of Alaska
and Miss Harley Tollefson of
Washington at a 6 to 8 o'clock
party in the Senate Caucus
Room.
From New York Miss Diana
Anfuso was honored by her
State Society from 6 to 8 pm.
at the Spanish Embassy and
Miss Judith Raye Edmonds of
Virginia took a bow at an
evening party given by the
Society of Virginia at the
Atlantic Coast Conference
Club.
Princess Ann Crockett of
West Virginia was another
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
FASHION NOTEBOOK
In the Pink Theme
OF Blossom Show

Frank r. Jelleff, S. Kann
Sons, julius Garfinckel & Co.,
The Casual Corner, William
Rosendorf, Capitol Furs, Anna
May Nichols, Kotzin's, The
Hecht Company. Lansburgh's,
Raleigh Haberdasher, The
Model Shop. Rizik Brothers,
Erlebacher's, Selma's. Rose
Robson Cowen, The Young
Mems Shop, The Jenny Shop.
Arthur A. Adler, Inc, Bruce
Hunt, and Zirkin's.
General chairman Of the
fashion-luncheon was Mrs.
John j. Cost.
Lending a very helpful
hand to the decorating COM
mittee, whose chairman was
Mrs. Eugene r. Jacobsen, jr.,
was Masaji Buffy Mural. His
Oriental touch was very ap-
parent in the breathtaking
Japanese screens onstage and
behind the head table.
Head Table Guests
enthusiastically applauding
the fashionable proceedings
at the head table were Mrs.
Nixon, Mrs. Earl Warren,
Mrs, Arthur Summerfield,
Mrs. Harry L. Merrick, Mrs.
Robert Mclaughlin, Mrs.
Asakai, wife of the Ambassa-
dor of Japan; Mrs. Fred Sea-
ton. Mrs. David Karrick,
Mrs. Robert B. Anderson,
Mrs. Hugo Black, Mrs. JesSica
Grice, regional director Of
the Washington Fashion
Group and Mrs. Victor o.
Schinnerer, among others.
Co-chairman with Mrs.
Ruey Messenger of Julius
Garfinckel on fashion prep
arations was Mrs. John w.
Hechinger.
The annual event staged
by the Greater National
Capital Committee, however,
wasn't just a pink frappe.
The neutral colors and the
dramatic use of black and
white we're also UNDERSIGNED
in the fashion show.
Larry Aldrich's silk crepe
beige dress with the scooped
neckline and the soft full
sleeves drew applause as did
the black and white check
ers dress" and evening coat
ensemble by Scassi.
We can't wait to see what
it'll be like on the fashion
scene when it's azalea time.
1t certainly won't be yell
low that's voted the color
most likely to succeed!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09

Mrs. @. w. p, Odenton
To Mrs. p. c. X. Kensington
According to my very re-
liable cook book. when using
a cake mold, f1ll u full for
Dreaming method cake and
" full for double-quick
method cakes.
Dreaming method is when
you cream shortening and
sugar, then add flour and
liquid alternately to batter.
Double-quick method is when
you have sifted ingredients
in the bowl and then add
shortening and liquid and
beat.
The double-quick method
would be the way you'd bake
a store-bought ready mix.
Here is an extra note to help
you: To measure capacity Of
an odd-shaped pan, fill pan
with water. Measure the
water. To I'LL odd shaped pan
half full, use " the amount
Of batter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09

Mrs. W. W., Abingdon
Several months ago / in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09

honored guest as was Miss
Verna Celeste Duhe of Louis
iana--by none other than her
Congressman and Mrs. Ed
ward Hebert.
Miss Liz Johnston, daugh-
ter of Senator and Mrs. Olin
D. Johnston of South Caro-
lima, was feted by her State
Society as was New Hamp-
shire Princess Gretchen Ross
Mintz by hers.
Other Princesses honored
by parties we're those from
Arizona. Connecticut, Hawaii,
Massachusetts,, Missouri, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania ano
Wyoming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
WEE WOMEN

quired about preserving wool
and cotton baby clothes in
order to keep them from be-
ing eaten by moths and silver
fish. / received one reply
which recommended using
whole cloves but no details
as to how much to use or how
long this is effective. Has
anyone tried this? Could I
please have some particulars?
I am most anxious to pack
away outgrown things before
summer.
Another question concerns
how to whiten dingy dacron
curtains. I used a well-known
blue liquid when I washed
them, rinsed carefully, but
they still are not really white.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-09
Re: Electric Broom

Mrs. M. M. H., Washington
To Mrs. J. D. S., Silper SprinS
You wanted information
about an electric broom. I
purchased one two years ago
for a quick cleanup when I
did not wish to assemble the
other vacuum cleaner.
1t is fine on the bare floor.
However. it is not as efficient
as the heavier cleaner be-
cause the motor power is less.
Attachments can be pur-
chased with the electric
broom, too. Don't expect a
hoy" to do a mans" work.
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conditions: how mountainous
the terrain is in that section
Of the coast and what mile
age per days driving Is
feasible. We expect to make
this trip in July and will be
driving in q European-made
car,
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READERS CLEARING
HOUSE .
European Trip PIonned- Wnnts rios
Mrs. r. X, ~, Washington

MIS- ". n, ~, washington
MY husband and are planning a European trip for
this summer which viii involve driving In Scandinavia
We should very much like to have information the
Arctic highway in Norway from Trondhem northward to
Hammerfest.
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Homemade Drinks

Mrs. L. J. B., Lexington Park
Could some kind reader
give me a good recipe for
homemade root beer and gin
gerale? Due to a large family,
it would be a big help. I have
tried the recipe from a root
beer extract but it blows up
and Is a mess.
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Potomac Detour
Set for Shipping

Potomac River vessels must
make q slight detorur past the
site Of the Jones Point Bridge
at the lower end Of Alexandris
during the present construction
stage Of the project.
The temporary relocation Of
the 200-foot-wide navigation
channel begins about 800 feet
of the Virginia shore. The
controlling channel depth In
this area is 81 feet.
r The order issued by the
Washington Engineer District
Of the Army Engineer Corps
is necessitated by the con-
struction Of watertight COM
partments in which five Of the
bridge piers win be formed
| The corners Of the pier COM
partments - cofferdams - are
marked, at night by fixed red
lights.
The engineers request that
vessel speed be reduced to four
knots while approaching and
passing the project site.