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Clinic BorroWs
Polio Vaccine

Alexandria Health Depart
ment workers borrowed Salk
polio vaccine throughout the
Washington area yesterday to
supply the demand for shots
at an emergency clinic spon-
Sored by the department and
the city medical society.
DR.. Harold Moss, society
president, said 1904 shots were
given yesterday and 1923 on
Thursday, a total of 1927.
Officials said vaccine was
borrowed from Montgomery
County. Group Health, Inc.
Fort Myer and every drug
store in Northern Virginia" to
meet the demand. The vaccine
will be replaced when addi-
tional supplies are received, a
spokesman said.
DR.. Moss said another clinic
will be held in about a month
to administer second shots to
persons who attended the two
day clinic.
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the Veterans Administration.
Mr.. Gold held this post until
his retirement in l949.
Mrs. Gold was the niece OF
Caroline Scott Harrison, wife
of President Harrison, and the
first president of the Daugh-
tiers Of the American Revolu-
ton.
She leaves. besides her hus-
band, of the home address,
1871 Sixteenth street. Silver
Spring, Md, a brother, John
Ray. of Santa Monica, Calf.
She also leave three sisters,
Kathleen Lord and Mrs. Juan
tia Day, both of Kansas City,
Mo, and Mrs. William Wieden-
man. Escondido, Calf.
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow at Humphreys Funeral
Home, 8434 Georgia avenue.
Silver Spring. Burial will be
! private.
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Int Mrntnriant

CROSS, VICTORIA J. In loving mem
DRY Of my beloved mother, VICTORIA
J. CROSS, who departed this life
two years ago today, August /, 1857.
We have only Q memory, dear mother,
We cherish our whole life through;
But the sweetness will live forever,
LoviNd DAUGHTER. MARY HAWN.
make, PHILLIP LEROY. Sad but
cious husband. PHILLIP LEROY
Make, who departed this life seven
years ago today. August l, 1852.
Ny words are few, but they arc true,
Ny heart is heavy, am lost with
Ou' DEVOTED WIFE, PEARL.
OGDEN, MRS. MARY L. In loving
L. OGDEN. who passed away. one
year ago today. August 1, 1858.
All your love and tender care.
Your companionship so rare
] remeber now today.
Although you are far away
There could never be another
H YSSssr ba q ySH dear AF RSsss5
cHARLEs W. OGDEN.
RILEY, JACK. In loving memory OF
my dear SON.. JACK RILEY, who
passed away FIVE years aRo today
August l. 1854.
God took him FIRST and I remain,
To walk the road alone.
Now ! live in memory's garden,
OF happy days we have known.
His memory is all l have now,
His cares are all at rest;
But thankful am who today can say
! loved him and did my pest.
HIS MOTHER.
ROLLINS, DONALD v. In loving mem.
DRY Of our son, DONALD v. ROL.
Inns, on his birthday, August
Today is your birthday. dear Donald
But one without candles or cake
The second you are spending In
And with grief our hearts almost
break.
No candles. dear. Just flowers,
Upon your grave today:
In heaven We hope
To meet you some sweet day.
LOVE. MOTHER AND DADDY AMI
FAMILY.
ROLLINS, DONALD v. In fond remem
R RT5fe q ON our ha ephftSS DONALD En19t
We are thinking of YOU dear Don
Although you are very far away
Today you would have been 81,
But God IN heaven BID you come
UNCLE GEORGE AND AUNT EDNA
SIMMONS, PHILIP A. In remembrance
Of my beloved nephew, PHILIP A
SIMMONS, who died IL years age
today, August l, 194S.
His life is beautiful memory,
His absence a silent grief.
MILDRED A. PERKINS.
WATSON, WILLIAM, Jr. (BUBBY). In
memory Of our dear husband ano
father, who entered into eterna
rest four years ago today, August
1855.
Sleep on. darling. sleep on, dad.
VALERIE AND CHILDREN.
WILLIAMS, SARAH MARIE. A tribute
Of love and devotion 10 the sacred
memory of our dear wife, mother
and grandmother, MARIE WILL
LIAMS, who left US three years age
today. August l. 1856.
A precious one from US has zone
A voice we loved is Stilled:
A place is vacant in our home,
Which never can be filled
DEVOTED HUSBAND, DAUGHTERS
AND GRANDSON.
WILLIAMS, SARAH MARIE, In lovinl
memory of my dear wife, SARAE
MARIE WILLIAMS, who passed ava.
three years ago today, August l
1855.
Although you left me three years az
In memory you are with me-sIEay,
ARcIS u.
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Mrs. O'Connor,
Husband Served
Term in House

Miss Elizabeth D. O'Connor
widow of former Representa-
tive Charles O'Connor of Okla
homa, died yesterday in Boul-
der, Colo. She was rs.
A Republican, Mr.. O'Connor
represented the First District
of Oklahoma in Congress from
1929 to 1881. The couple lived
in both Boulder and Tulsa be-
fore his service in Washington.
Mr.. O'Connon died in 1910.
Mrs. O'Connor leaves a son,
Buell., of Texas City. Tex, and
two grandsons, Charles III, and
Lawrence Buell., both of 4014
North Twenty-fifth street, Ar
lington.
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Bishop Reyes, Retired
Pre|ote, Dies at SO

The Most Rev. Michael Jo-
seph Reyes. former Bishop Of
Savannah, Ca, titular bishop
of Areopolis In Palestine and an
assistant at the Pontiflcal
Throne, died yesterday Of a
heart attack at Providence Hos
pital. He was SO.
The retired prelate had been
in residence at Marist College
on the Catholic University
campus from 1885 to 1858. He
had celebrated the 50th ami
versary Of his ordination as a
priest at the college in June,
1857.
Born in Dingle, County Kerry,
ireland, in 1875, Bishop Reyes
was educated and taught school
in Ireland before coming to the
United States in 1895. He was
naturalized in 1921.
Came to District
Bishop Reyes worked In
Massachusetts and Chicago and
then moved to Utah where he
became acquainted with the
Marist Fathers, taught in their
college at Salt Lake City and
entered the Society Of Mary,
Marist Fathers, in 1901.
He came to the District for
his ecclesiastical studies at
Marist College and Catholic
University and was ordained
in 1907 by the Most Rev. AL
fred Curtis. auxiliary bishop Of
Baltimore.
He then served as professor
Of moral theology and canon
law at Marist College and later
was named rector. From 1912
until 1922, Bishop Keyes was
secretary to the then Arch
bishop John Bonzano, Apostolic
Delegate to the United States
On July 8, 1922. he was elect
ed to the See of Savannah and
was conSecrated as Bishop in
october Of that year.
Given New Title
Bishop Reyes resigned as
bishop in 1885 because of i'll
health.
In accepting his resignation
Pope Plus XI appointed him
titular bishop of Areopolis, sue
ceeding the presently reigning
Pontif1, Pope John XIII. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-01
J. K. Donaldson,
Kin of Air Chief

James K. Donaldson, 81,
stepson of Air Force Secretary
Douglas, died of an intestinal
infection Thursday in Karachi,
Pakistan.
Mr.. Donaldson was advising
the government of Pakistan on
low-cost housing for Willard
Garvey's Builders, Inc. of
Wichita, Kans. He went to
Pakistan about a month ago
after an assignment for his firm
in Lima, Peru.
His mother, Mrs. Elinor Dom
aldson Douglas, lives at 1880
N street NV.
Mr.. Donaldson also leaves his
father, Chase Donaldson of New
York, a sister and a brother.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-01
SNAKE is ROUTED
WITH MATCHES
SHED BURNS, TOO

Upper Montgom cry
County volunteer firemen
listed a new fire cause on
their record books yester-
day-Small boys throwing
matches at a snake.
The short = lived blaze
burned out the interior Of
a utility shed at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Poole of Poolesville. Dam
age was estimated at $120.
Firemen said two boys
told them they saw a snake
in hay in the shed and
threw lighted matches at
the serpent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-01
Leonard Richards Ill.

WILMINGTON, Del, Aug. l
(AP) Leonard Richards, III,
48, son of Delaware'S first rae
ing commission chairman, died
yesterday in Delaware HoSpi-
tai Of injuries suffered in an
automobile collision Sunday on
Kennett pike. The Leonard
Stakes for 3-year- olds
is held in the fathers memory
at Delaware Park race track.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-01
go Films in Festival

MOSCOW, Aug. l (AP).-
Ninety feature films and docu-
mentaries have been entered in
the International Film Festival
opening here Monday, Tass re-
ported yesterday. The agency
said films of 81 countries will
be represented and 800 dele
gates and guests from abroad
will attend.
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AnuFiltn1

FANAROFF, IDA. There. will be an
ARoFF, Beloved wife Of Nathan
Fanaroff and devoted mother OF
. Louis Fanaroff and Mrs, Thelma Kin
land, on Sunday, August -, 1899,
at 9 pm, at the Southeast Hebrew
CONGREGATION Cemetery (Old). 18TH
pl. Sc. Relatives and triends IN
vited. 20'l'2
DORFMAN, MAX L. There. will Be an
unvtiling In memory OF MAX 1.
DORFMAN on sunday. August .,
1889, at II am At the B'nat Israel
Cemetery, Oxon Hill. Nd, Relatives
and friends invited.
KIRsCH, FRANK. There will be an un:
KIRscH, beloved husband OF Annie
Kirsch and devoted father OF jan
nette Canter and Theodore Kirsch,
am al at the Old Sc. Hebrew Con:
gregation Cemetery, Relatives and
friends invited
SOLOMON, JACK. There viii be an
,unveiling in memory Of JACK SOLO
y MON, the beloved father OF Mrs.
Mr.. Harold solomon and. Mrs. .Doro.
> 1859, at II am. at Mount
Lebanon Cemetery. AGudss Achim
Section We will leave from 740
OElethorpe st ne. at 10:45 Am.
and will return there after services.
THE FAMILY. 2o.3O'3l,1
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Darn nf Chunks

SHELLEY b. We wish to
express our deep gratitude and ap;
probation to the many friends and
neighborS for their many kind ex-
pressions Of sympathy during our
recent bereavement. -
.HANEY, WILLIAM J. The wife. and
daushter OF the late WILLIAM J.
HANEY wish to thank neiRhbors,
kilograms, flowers and contributions
made during his illness and death.
MABLE C. PAGE AND PEARL v.
HANEY.
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Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
. Veterans Burial Allowance
$3.50
SIG H st NE Il 3-4Se0
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DONALDSON. LOUIS L. The officers
A4a% and members of voiture
MNA Locale, No. 265, Of LIE. Grande
tWIk Voiture de Maryland, Forty
SX and Eight, are requested to
attend services for our de-
parted voyAgeur. LOUIS l..
W (ROY DONALDSON. at 8
pm. Sunday, August y, 1859, at
r. A. Humphrey Funeral Home, 1857
wisconsin ave. Bethesda, Md.
WALTER E. S0UIRES.
Correspondent. 2
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DONALDSON y |. LOUIS L. The 9fsc.rs

and members Of Wilburn- Cassell Post,
rchz. No. 80, the American
Lesion. are advised Of the
death Of LOUIS L. DON
ALDSON (Roy), and are
requested to assemble at
the Robert A. Pumphrey
Funeral Home, 1857 Wis.,
consin ave, Bethesda, Nd Services
by.Southern Maryland District Guard
OF Honor on Sunday, August 9, 1859,
at 8 pm Funeral services on Mon
day, August 3, at 10 am.
> JAMES LIBERT, Commander. 2
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DAVIS. CHARLES g. On Tuesday. July

IS. 1855. a the District fEa'u General sqii
Hospital, CHARLES q. DAVIS Of
+ 2011 18th st. NV, devoted brother
, b. G., and Robert o. Davis Of Phil.
adelphia, Pa. He also leaves to
, mourn his passing two sisters-in-
( law, seven nieces, seven nephews,
other relatives and many friends.
Remains. resting at the John T.
18TH ST. ne, where friends may call
, after pm. Monday. August 8, and
where funeral services will be held
, Tuesday, August 4, at 1890 am.
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry.
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Wednesday, July 30, 1859, Louis
/; i; i. rt tiRoy!. DONALDSON of 5000
husband Of Beulah b. Donaldson,
and brother Of Mrs. Margaret Car
roll, James A., william, John R..
Carl B. and Teddy Donaldson.
Friends are invited to call at the
Bethesda-Chevy Chase Funeral Home
OF Robert A. Humphrey, Bethesda,
Nd, where services will be held on
Monday. August 8, at 10 am. In
( terment Arlington National Gene
terry. (Richmond, Va, papers, please
copy.)
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day, july 81 TA is6s. at il0s n Con- ON
necticut ave NV, MARY ELLEN
CULLINANE, aunt OF Mr.. and Mrs.
= William P. Cullinane and Miss Mary
I Jane Cullinane. Friends may call at
: the Lee Funeral Home, Attn st. and
e Massachusetts, ave. ne, until 10 am.
4 Monday, August g. REQUIEM mass
/. will be offered at st. Dominic's
Church. 9th and z SITS. s.w, at 1890
: am Third Order of st. Dominic
take notice. Interment Mount Olivet
So Cemetery.
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Dratha


DONALDSON, LOUIS L. (R0Y). Past
HTTT Commander OF Walter
N Reed Barracks, No, 244,
n ~. II Veterans OF World War J.,
A~A died July &c., 1883, At
AXo IS,4b mr.. at Mount Alto
WIZ Hospital Washington,
O D. from cancer. Mem
hers are requested 10. assemble q.
the Robert A. Pumphrey FuneIsl
Home, 1857 Wisconsin ave. Be
thesda, Nd. Veteran services on ni
Sunday, August @. at pm. Funetal
services on Monday, August D. AZ
10 am, interment Arlington Ma
"0na' ALFRED Z, GILMAN,
Commander OF Barracks 24f
LOUISE W. on THURSDAY
July 30, 1859, LOUISE W Dun.
KUN OF b3o2 Colorado ave, NV, vile
OF the late 0ratz 2, Dunkum' 81.
mother OF GratL Z. Dunkum, ". She
also Is survived by one granddaugn-
ter and two great-grandsons. Sery;
ices at the 8, H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2g0l 18th st, NV, on Mon
day, August 3, at pm, (perklng
facilitiesI. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery, (Riehmond. Va, papers
please copy.)
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go, 1853, in Admission, Ala. Formerly
of 532 goth st. NV. Services were
held June q. 1859, at Arlington Ma
tlonal Cemetery.
MEADS, JESSE CTOM). On Thursday,
July 30. 1859. at Suburban Hospital,
JESSE MEADS,. He leaves to. mourn
one brother, LEONARD W. Meades,
MM MS ssSSR n Comes
r. l.: a devoted cousin, Mrs Rosalie
M Campbell; nieces and nepheWs;
two sisters-in-law, Mrs. Corinne
Baker and Mrs Mary Turner; four
c cs. SSSa6 MAD d
Frank Baker: other relatives and
many friends. After ~ noon Sum
day, August ., friends may call at
the Snowden Funeral Home, Rock
vile, Md. Funeral Monday, August
Church, Pro Rocfv ierui Ma, M Ne Rey
". E. Williams ofnciatins. 1nterment
st. Marks Cemetery, Boyds, Nd.
MILES, PATRICK. On Friday, July p
sisters of the Poor go H st, ne
on Sunday afternoon, August 2
where prayers will be said at pm
Requiem high mass will be said al
York and New Jersey ayes. NV, on
Monday. August >, at Q am. Inter.
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Ar.
rangements by Alexander s. Pope.
MORRISON, BERTHA. On Monday
July ~. 1859, at Freedmen's Hospi.
tai, BERTHA MORRISON of 1915
18th st. NV, devoted wife of Willie
Morrison, beloved daughter Of MARY
and Henry Purcell. She also leave,
to mourn their loss other relative;
and many friends. Funeral and in.
terment Monday' AuEust 3, at Lau,
by the John T. Rhines L. Co, Funera
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55 SlS Fl l T. aofD S q ss4 SsS
silver Spring. Nd, wife Of Pleasant
b Gold and sister of Mrs. Juanita
Lord Day, Mrs. William Wiedenman,
Lord. Mrs, Gold rests q. the Warner
z. Humphrey Funeral Home, S434
GeorEia ave, Silver Spring, Nd
where services will be held on Sun
day, August ., at pm. parking
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WRIGHT. FANNIE NJ. On Thursday,
July 30. 1859, at Ilitf Nursing Home,
FANNIE NJ WRIGHT of Route ,,
Mclean, Va, sister OF Mrs. o. L,
jarrett and Miss Mary Wright OF
Mclean, Va. She also is survived BY
two nephews and one niece. Friends
may Gail at the Ives Funeral Home,
2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va,
where funeral services will be held
on Monday. August 2, at 2 pm.
Interment Flint Hill Cemetery, Oak
ton. Va. 2
ZIMMERMAN. RUSSELL c. On Friday,
July 81, 1859, RUSSELL c. ZIM-
HERMAN Of Marriottsville I'd. Ran
dallstown, Md, beloved husband Of
Mary Thelma Zimmerman, father Of
Mrs, Barry H Reid Services will
be held at william J Tickner q
Sons, North and PENNSYLVANIA ayes =,
4, at . pm. Interment Lorraine
Park Cemetery, Baltimore, Nd.
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%, 1859, WILLIE H. KING Of 363S
18th st. NV, husband Of Mary e.
King: father Of william Thomas
King, Daisy Gilmore, Juanita Few,
and Carolyn Kins: son Of Mrs. Lucy
David King, Mrs. Lillian Jackson and
Mrs. Bertha shelton. He also Is
survived by eight grandchildren,
other relatives and friends. After
3 pm. Sunday, August 2, friends
Home, $50 Rhode Island ave. NV
where services will be held on Mon
day. August 3, at II am. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery, 2
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nA A. 1853. JOSEPH E HARPER Of
30ls 18th st. ne, beloved husband
of Rachel Harper: father Of Lillian
Mrs. Annie May Scott, Mamie May
Harper and Alvin Harper. He also
leaves to mourn bis passing one
sister, other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting AZ the
John 7. Rhines & Co. Funeral Home,
3OI5 18th st. ne. Notice OF flu
neral later.
Evening star., 1959-06-22
"Shott" Metal Outdoor
Porch ond Patio Chairs
z for s. i'fs f'ts

Relax in comfort on porch, poto or lawn in these
oIIstee chairs with shaped scots and vented boeks
Boxed outdoor enomeIed finish in red, yellow or
seofoom green with white arms and legs. Sturdy
and durobIe for years Of comfort.
Konns-4th Floor, Washington; LOOer Level arlington
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sauce. Pour carbonated hev-
erage slowly down the inside
OF the glass. Serve with
straws and long handled
spoon. One bottle Of bev-
erage makes one soda. Choco-
late sirup may be canned or
homemade. Raspberry sauce
may be sweetened crushed
fresh fruit or frozen berries.
Minted Melon Cooler
l small watermelon
/ package pineapple-grape-
fruit instant soft drink mix
"a cup sugar
2 quarts water with Ice cubes
package 30 ounces) quick
frozen sliced Strawberries
Mint leaves (dried or fresh)
First prepare the melon:
slice a lengthwise section
from the top Of the melon.
Scoop out the fruit and seeds.
Then cut diagonal sections
from the rim to make Jagged
scallops. Chill melon shell
thoroughly.
Meanwhile, dissolve in
slant soft drink mix and su-
gar in water and ice cubes.
Add frozen strawberries and
let stand until thawed. Add
Evening star., 1959-06-22
BY VIOLET FAULKNER
Star Food Editor

AS soon as the weather
starts to turn warm. we're
besieged with requests for
punch recipes. Our readers
want everything from a suit
able punch to serve at home
weddings to party beverages
for the young fry.
New fiavors in punch are
not easy to come by but we
think the recipes that follow
will hit the jack pot with
both young and old.
If wedding bells are ring
ing around your house. the
two champagne punches are
appropriate beverages to
serve when you offer a toast
to the happy pair.
The tantalizing flavor in
the first one stems from the
addition of the barbecue,
the tiny bright red currants
In sirup that come from
France. You can find them
at any good food shop.
They're blended with a rose
wine and then just before
serving sparkling, well-chilled
champagne is added to the
mixture. Strawberries and
apricot liqueur add a teasing
flavor to the second punch
and here again champagne is
added just at serving time
so that guests may enjoy
Evening star., 1959-06-22
Frosty Refreshments Are
Fine for Summer Days

each lively bubble.
The seaway float is a
breeze to make it's a
thirst-quenching cooler that
will be enjoyed by both young
and old. If you like, skip
the chocolate sirup and rasp-
berry sauce and simply fill
a tall glass with vanilla ice
cream and pour the lime
carbonated beverage (7-Up)
down the inside of the glass,
give it a quick stir and the
frosty soda. is ready.
The minted melon cooler
is an easy answer to a teen
age party and the followed
out watermelon shell makes
an attractive. eye-catching
punch bowl.
The Hawaiian fruit punch
is simple as A-B-C and re-
placements are a cinch
just keep extra supplies
chilled in the refrigerator
and you can refill the punch
bowl in a jiffy.
Royal Champagne Punch
4 glasses (3l4 ounces each)
barbecue
2 cups New York State rose
2 bottles New York State
champagne
Large block Of ice
Garnishes as desired.
Combine barbecue and
Evening star., 1959-06-22

and lime slices. and such sea-
sonal items as red currants,
fresh cherries with stems.
June Champagne Punch
l quart fresh strawberries,
pureed
Peel from l cucumber, cut In
thick spiral
u cup apricot liqueur
2 bottles New York State
champagne
Whole strawberries with
stems.
Combine strawberry puree,
cucumber peel and apricot
liqueur. Chill several hours.
Pour over ice In small punch
bowl. Just before eerving add
well-chilled champagne. Pro-
vide bowl Of whole strawber-
ries and float q few on punch.
Makes about 20 punch cup
servings.
Seaway Float
Vanilla Ice cream
Chocolate sirup
Raspberry sauce
Lemon-lime carbonated bev-
erage (7-Up)
Use a tall glass or mug.
Layer vanilla ice cream with
chocolate sirup and raspberry
Evening star., 1959-06-22

mint leaves. Pour drink into
melon shell for serving.
Makes 2h quarts. or about
II servings.
Hawaiian Fruit Punch
3 60 ounces each) cans fro
zen pineapple Juice con-
centrate
/ (6 ounce) can frozen or
ange juice concentrate
/ % ounce) can frozen LEM
onade concentrate
3 quarts cold water
! cup strong tea
2 Il quart each) bottles GIN
ger ale. chilled
Combine frozen concen-
trates, water and tea in a
large punch bowl. stir well.
Add chilled ginger ale and
ice. Makes about so punch
cup servings (6 quarts.
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rose. Chill several hours. Pour
over ice in small punch bowl.
Just before serving add we'll
chilled champagne. Makes 20
to Is punch cup servings.
Garnishes: Feature a tray
OF choose-your-own garnishes
near the punch bowl. Colorful
suggestions are whole straw
berries, sprigs Of mint. lemon
Evening star., 1959-06-22
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The newest tweed effect in reversible
fibre rugs for cool summer use now or
for oil year round Choose from black
and white, green, cocoa or maple sugar.
Use them in most any room to set off
furnishings Matching smaller sizes
available but not all sizes in all coIors.
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-16
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The Nome nugget., 1959-01-16
They Don't Want Voters
 To Get Their Irish Uu

DETROIT, LR - The Irish vote is heavy in suburban Roseville.
 With this in mind, Roseville's school board is going to change the date of an important school tax election.
 'We can't afford" said board attorney Raymond Cashen, ito get the Irish mad at us."
 Cashen, himself an Irishman, said the board inadvertently set the election for March IT, St. Pat rick's Day, requiring the closing of all bars under election law.