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The Nome nugget., 1959-06-24

Walter Sudan of the Sudan Travel Agency of San Francisco, is an overnight visitor while on a seven-day Alaskan tour. He is en- thusiastic with the possibilities for unusual attractions in the Nome area.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-24
Major and Mrs. John Gillespie

and family, who have made their home here for the past two years, left on reassignment at Fort Lewis, Wash. Major Gillespie has been on the advisory board of the Alaska National Guard, and after a year at Ft. Lewis is in line for retirement Larry Gillespie, eld- est son of the family, remained here for the summer.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-24

Reverend and Mrs. Cecil John son and family from Saudi Arabia will be in town Thursday and Fri day. Rev. Johnson will be speak ing at the Covenant Church on Thursday evening.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-24
WEATHER FORECAST

Mostly cloudy and light rain. Low tonight 35-40; high tomorrow 45-5O. Sunrise at 1:19 am., sun set at 10:49 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-24

Marion Lewis arrived from San Francisco to visit here for several weeks with her sister, Mrs. Don Hungerford and family.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-24

MT. and Mrs. Joe AttataYak are the parents of daughter, born yesterday morning at the Hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-24
MIMI HOSPITAL

Discharged TT Bobby Curran, Georgianna Auliye, Billy Alta Attatayak.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-24

Carl Olson. mining man of Bluff, who winters there, is here on his annual spring visit for a few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10
Junior League
Holds Meetinq
AT WoodIuWn

The Junior League Of
Washington held Its annual
spring meeting yesterday at
historic Woodlawn Planta-
ton. Members brought their
lunch and picnicked on the
lawns Of the historic estate.
After the luncheon men,
bers heard q report on the
recent conference OF the AS
ISOLATED Junior Leagues of
. America, which was held in
May In Victoria. British CO.
lumbia.
Qhe leagues two Washing
ton delegates to the confer
ence were Mrs. c. Worth
Sprunt. president Of the
Washington league, and Mrs.
Arthur Hansen.
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jected because I made our
daughter learn to spell the
names OF the continents when
they were the subject Of stu
dy! She said that that would
be taught In the next grade.
AS to geography - ask to-
days children to locate the
various States of their own
country or to locate promi-
nent foreign countries and
name their capitals and you
will hear that Michigan Is
west OF the Mississippi and
Italy Is In Africa.
But no wonder; the first
semester's geography when
our older daughter was in the
fourth grade was devoted to
Norway and the second was
spent on the Chesapeake Bay
area because, I was told, they
are typical" areas.
We don't need Federal aid
TO education for more fancy
buildings or even higher pay
for teachers half so much as
We need to use the school day
to concentrate on educating
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rather than on diversions de-
signed to keep junior happy,
he will be able to do any
homework with a minimum
OF effort.
II homework Is frustrating,
IL is probably because he has
not been sufficiently drilled in
school or has not paid atten-
tion-and many parents do
not insist that children show
respect for teachers and class
mates by proper class atti-
tudes.
Mr.. J. T. s. voices a general
complaint when he expresses
evaporation at poor sentence
structure. misspelling. faulty
punctuation and atrocious
penmanship. Disregard Of
phonetics has led to misspell-
ing and practically no gram
mar was taught In our girls
classes in elementary school.
Teachers said they'd get
IL in junior high; junior high
teachers were In despair be-
cause no grammar had been
taught in lower grades.
One teacher actually OBJ
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know something Of the cleo
trical situation there. Even
II you do take an adapter,
which Is heavy and awkward.
you viii find the plug won't
At the socket.
There Is no uniformity in
the wall sockets there. Some
have three openings; some
have two with the holes be-
ing round: or some are with
Sits going horizontal or vert
ical.
When one buys a piece Of
electrical equipment there,
the plug is never attached.
1t has TO be bought separate
" and to At the particular
socket where the apparatus
Is to be used.
There are likely to be
three or four different SOCK
cts in the same room and
even the equipment already
In the room cannot be
changed around for Its plug
Ats only one socket.
Hotel rooms are apt not
to have any wall sockets. The
rooms I referred to above
were in a private house.
I went abroad with a
friend once who took a trav-
ell iron with her. She didn't
use 1t once. So my advice Is:
Don't take 1t.
Have q wonderful tripl Get
the chambermaid to press
your clothes for you. 1t win
be simpler.
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Tortillu Recipe

Tortill0 Recipe
Mrs. +. r. O.. Alexandria
To Mrs. d. B. B.. Waldorf
I have a wonderful recipe
for Q whole Mexican dinner
and make my own tortillas
and enchiladas.
To make the tortillas, mix
l cup corn meal. u cup flour,
2 beaten eggs, 3 cups water
and "a teaspoon salt.
This will be very watery.
Spoon about three table
spoons into a gresed six-inch
iron frying pan. Cook slowly
until 1t drys out and edges
curl. Turn oven to dry. Stack
and use as tortillas or All
with meat and cheese to use
as enchiladas. Makes about
10.
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE
More on the Subject OF Homework
n u n ILna M
Mrs. =. B. NJ. Washington

The letter from Mr. j. T. s. on the subject OF homework
masterpiece Because shared the same IDEAS and
depored time extracurcuar activities during
school hours-Red Cross raising money and making tray
favor place mats baking muns and to learn arithmetic by
doubling the recipe playing games during class te ETC.
we finally put girls In private school,
the classroom focused education
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10

Mrs.. II. X, Bellemedd
How does one 60 about
learning about cake decorat-
ing? Is 1t possible to learn at
home from books or is 1t nee
essary to be shown the tech
nique? Please recommend
books and the best equipment
to use. Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-10

Miss p. C. S., Silver Spring
Somewhere I once saw an
ad for cellophane envelopes
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made for recipe index file
cards, Can some reader tell
me where I can find these?
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Re: Tukinu Iron

Mrs. J. NJ. w., Washington
To Mrs. d. o. NJ. Leesburo
I read your letter in The
Star and my reaction was to
write you at once and tell
you NOT to take the travel
iron.
I have lived In Europe and
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ELEC. RAZOR, almost new Lady
Schick cleo. razor, cost $14.95;
sell SIS. Call ia. 9-9O56.
TRUMPET, "Virginian," used
only 8 lessons; excellent con-
dition; make offer. Phone JE.
2-7202.
ACCORDION, Stradivari, 100
bass, 2 treble buttons, like-new
condition, $3.50. 10. 7-4238, SO.
ARGUS C-3, with flash, closeup
lens, cloud filter. Good condi-
ton, $40 10. 7-4238, eyes,, 60.
OLDS, 1880, 4-barrel manifold,
SO carb., paper chrome air
cleaner. cow. linkage, Mallory
mag-spark dist. and trans
former, wiring, duals, 1-Smitty.
Used only 1000 miles; sacrifice,
$50. OIL. $500 after 6:15 pm.
ACCORDION, Hohner Student
80 bass, IS treble in alligator
case with instruction books.
All in excellent cond., $35 or
best offer. WO. 6-8281.
FOR SALE-Girl's 26" Road
master: good condition; call
HE 4-0294.
'49 PLYMOUTH BUMPERS,
brand new, never mounted.
KEN, so. 5-6207.
MOTOR SCOOTER without
motor, SIS; 40-lb. glass bow,
used little, So; 8-ft. pram car
top boat, $40. JE. 4-6411.
HANDMADE INDIAN moo
CASNS, foam rubber insole,
SITS pair, turquoise, Apache
red, palomino and pearl.
w. HUBS Sunset Motor
Court. Fairfax, Va. Phone CIR.
3-1943.
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Notices

KITTENS-Free! Part Angora,
one orange; all gentle and in
need Of good home. Call JU.
9-2235.
1 WILL WELD your midget car
for SO. Acetylene welded
joints. JU. 9-3937.
BASEBALL FANS.-Want to
join the Bob Allison Fan Club?
Call PHYLLIS, WA. 7-9403.
RECORDED MUSIC for dane
ing; tops in recorded pops;
It's our pleasure 10 play for
your pleasure. GARY INOFF,
RA. 3-4457.
MAY WE HAVE THE NEXT
DANCE? Engage areas hottest
new rock n roll combo for
your next social affair. Rea-
sonable rates. THE DUKES,
JU. 9-1504.
IT'S FUN TO SING! Join TEEN
CLASS. pop. or classical; 2
more GIRLS. Pub. AID. in fall.
Tel. HO. 2-528O.
GUITAR LESSONS, your home;
why be bothered with traffic
problems, I bring the studio
to you. Learn to play the
latest songs through my new
guitar method. All styles
taught. :. CLYDE MAR
SHALL. home guitar iristruc-
Tor 10. 8-5486.
CUTE KITTENS, also adult
cats, free to kind suburban
homes eff highway. JU. 9-6I46.
ATTENTION TEENERS. Ac-
cOkeek Teen Club is holding a
membership drive. First
twenty-five C25) to join will
receive a gift. Where? Acco-
keek Elementary School. Time,
7:30 to 1890. When? every
Tuesday night. Jamaicas and
BermudaS accepted Prizes are
given every Tuesday night. The
: Bel Aires will be at the Teen
Club on Tuesday, July 81, at
8 to II pm.
PERHAPS you have SEEN
APRIL" in Washington. But
have you HEARD il? Dig the
/ GO-BOYS' recording Of this
r and r" Washington Song).
For information, tel. DI. Z
3944. Thank you. HEP CATS.
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WIRE WHEELS, early Ford
with tires and tubes. SO each
5 for $40. EN-. 3-4679.
COCKER PUPS-Bred for beau
ty and disposition: very rea-
Sonable. JE. 2-3703.
CHEERLEADER'S SWEATER
White, very good condition
size "a. SO or best offer. FL
4-7074.
PHOTOGRAPHS ENLARGED
AXIS, Csc; SKI, 40c; 8xl0, Toe.
Send negative and payment
to: L. R. CRAWFORD, 1910
18th st. Sc. Negative and
photo returned within 5 days.
10. 2-5318.
BEDROOM LAMP, IS; Westing-
house 1859 fan, $34; rose ham,
per, $40. RA. 1881.
FOR SALE - ISkenderion lOl6
truck cam for SO Alb Ford
fiathead. Two 80 standard
Ford front tenders, perfect,
with frenched headlights. Dual
coil setup. complete, for SO
Ford flathead. Many other
stock Ford flathead parts. Call
KE. 7-1551.
HAMSTERS - Cute, friendly,
three colors to choose from;
only 81. OF. ASSOC.
CHRYSLER AT 5-window coupe,
less battery. Make offer. XII.
6-5934 after l pm.
1 PR. MERCURY SKIRTS, $13;
custom piece for the "a Ford
grille, IS. Call JOHN, OIL. q
1749.
SO CHEVY HARDTOP, power
glide, needs paint and battery;
$50. Call BOB, HE. 9-3646.
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Miscellaneous
Wanted
GOOD GUITAR, BONG G
DRUMS. ACTOHARP, single

GOOD GUITAR, NGO
DRUMS, ACTOHARP, single
foam beds, mod. wal. desk:
reas. HE. 1880.
WANTED-Old toy trains made
before 1899; need not be in
running condition. Call week
days after $50 pm, JE. A.
1907.
RIFLE, lever or bolt action; %
CAL; no single shots or clips
wanted. KE. 6-6634.
RECORDS WANTED-''You're a
Thousand Miles Away" by the
Heartbeats. Mary Lou" the
Rainbows; to 75c. Call IA. Z
1884.
WANTED-'55 Ford grille and
bumper; sell 30" attic fan. RIA.
3-4235.
WANTED-Movie protector. 8
or Is NM; must be reasonable.
Phone JOE. WA. 1924.
ONE COCKER PUP, I will take
and it will have a good
home; will pay reasonable price.
XII. 8-7091, ask for EDDI.
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Greetings
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to MON

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to NON
on July Is. from LORRY.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, JEANNE
July 49,. Love, MOTHER
and DAD.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY Cbelated)
for special boy on July l.
A FRIEND.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to a Won
derful NOM on July 10. Love,
LINDA. JOHN. BRUCE and
DADDY.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the
greatest DAD in the world.
KAREN, BETH, NOM.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY on the 2lst
to PAT from JOHN.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the
greatest NON on July 81.
love you dearly and always
will. Love, PHYLLIS.
BOB, happy 18th birthday July
49,, with love, your steady,
SHARON.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the
sweetest Aunt Elizabeth A.
Clements, July 81. From Nieces
BETTY and RYGINA F. ZEG-
OWITZ and BETTY BROWN.
birthday on
July IS, to a wonderful nom.
Love. your four: JAN. ROGER,
DOROTHY and BARBARA.
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Teen Mail.
Continued From Poee 4


good taste to brag about them
or to show them to others. If
Nom is a clever seamstreSs
she can copy any Dior orig
inal at less than half the
cost, and who could tell the
difference?
Contrary to what you
think, 9-year-old boys out
grow and wear out their
clothes constantly. So it lust
might be possible that if you
were to get your wish and
have only famous label
dresSeS-you would have to
do with fewer clothes because
Nom can make things so
much less extensively than
she can buy them ready
made.
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Miscellaneous
For Sale

HAVE ELECTRIC GUITAR, am
plifier-Brand-new Silvertone
cut-away twin pickup. But I
can't play it. 1 like boats,
motors, Scooters and cycles,
but I don't have any. Those
with ideas, call DON, so.
5-6207.
WILCOX-GAY tape recorder
16 months old; good condition.
Microphone and 1850 feet Of
tape. All for $75, or make
offer. Call ED, EN-. 2-2647.
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1881 MODEL A, chopped 8
inches; '48 Ford hydraulics
and rear end: 21a-in. drop
axle for early models. OIL.
6-2162.
-6.O0x16; very good con-
dition. Call KE. 6-6634.
HILLMAN HUSKY station wag-
on: less than 10000 miles; ex-
cellent cond.; 1885. Ii. 3-8498.
SHOES, mems new black, size
915-C, never worn, 81. Surplus
elbow telescope, $11. 4 midget
battery motors, used, perfect
running condition, SITS. Small
4-v. lead storage battery, 50.
Phone DE. 2-9137.
DRAG RACERS SPECIAL
Cadillac equipment. Complete
four two-bbl. carb. set-up, 4
CTS, Edelbrock manifold, link
age, etc.; CIV. MagSpark trans
former and distributor; cam
kit, magnesium rockers, tube
push rods, Isky lifters; new
milled heads, valves, springs,
etc.; new CIV. saw cleo. fuel
pump; misc. Cad. and Ford
parts. All in excellent shape.
Cheapl Call GEORGE, OIL.
2-7768.
FISHING TACKLE (freSh water)
steel and bamboo rods, casting
and trout; reels. bait boxes
and lures. Won't use again,
The lot, SIS. Call JU. 9-l049
FORD SO convert: 5000 mi;
new blk. paint, light top, p-s.
skirts, and h., leatherette
int. Cblack and red); best Of
fer mr.. $500. KE. 6-9O54.
TELEVISION, 10-in. RCA; SIS;
excellent condition. Call FE
3-7210, SONNY.
ENLARGER, 35-mm.: $50. Call
SONNY. FE. 3-7210.
OLDSMOBILE 1919 4-door Sc
dan: all good tires. and radio:
best offer. Call JU. 5-6477
evenings or week end.
RIPS CUSTOMS-Obtain any
model car part. Call RIP, JU
9-5952; JOHNNY, JU. 1882
DRUMS-Snare and bass drums
with stand: good for beginner
Also. two 40-lb. barbell weights
and HO train set. JU. 9-0229.
PARAKEETS, babies, hobby bred
finest and most valuable I have;
1895 each. OIL. 2-6181.
LESTER PIANO, small mahog
upright: Hi-Riser couch, makes
into twin beds; hand lawn
mower, large storage piece
with drawers; many juv. books;
Nancy Drew, Honey Bunch,
etc. All very cheap. HE. 4
1880.
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FOR SALE-Hardy Boys, Tom
Swift books, 35c each, call
CHIP, KE. 6-8208.
GOOD CLARINET, excellent
working condition. Call ED,
Blu. 1886.
TWO S-FOOT HYDROPLANES
just built; good riding quail
ties, fast, SIS each. Call ED,
Blu. 1886.
SALE-GirlS 26-inch bicycle
Special Cruiser-excellent con-
dition, $18. Call JU. 7-64O8.
FOR SALE-Boy's semi-precision
rink skates, excellent condi-
ton, toe stops; size ~; So.
Call UN. 4-4524.
FOR SAILS Royal Master
white-walls, 500. Included free:
50 Studebaker Commander, if
you take all five. P.S.: 1t runs
too. AID. q 604O.
PAPER ROUTE WAGON and
carriers bag. Both for 81.
Maple double bed frame, IS.
KE. 7-1877.
FRONT END, including tenders,
radiator, bumper, head, trans
mission for '48 Chrysler Wind
sor So. JU. 9.6146.
CHRYSLER 50 4-dr. New York
er; power steering, r. and h.
Body, tires. etc., good. JU.
9-6l46.
FORD 1919 Tudor V-8; r. and
h., Sc, loaded hood and deck,
dual exhaust; excel. running
cond.; good tires. $50 or make
offer. BILL, South 8-9295.
FOOTBALL UNIFORM, Airing
ton Bearcat, SO: football
shoes, size 9, Sc; baseball
shoes, 81; white linen jacket,
IS; Gunston Jr. H. jacket, IS;
skis with shoes and trappings,
$40. XII. 8-6748. BILL BIELER,
age IA.
MODEL AIRPLANES-Cub los,
with battery; F-51 Mustang,
with recoil starter; OK gas
engine. All reasonable. Call
TOM, LA. 9-3961.
COLLIE PUPS, Axe, beauties.
IS champions in background.
$35-$45. Out Rte. Z, IL mi. past
Falls Church to Nike" sign;
follow Collie" signs. Or call
PL. 9-2637.
FORD Al; lowered, loaded, lou
vered. SITS cash. JE. 2-O668.
FOR Gilbert chemistry
set, $40: Gilbert microscope, Sc.
IA. 7-9487.
PARTS for '5O-'51 Mercurys:
tenders, hoods, engine and
trans. parts: just about any,
thing. PAUL, ia. 7-1744.
POLICE RADIO, Schwinn bike,
tape recorder, TV: all, Sis.
Trains, Lionel, cheap. LA.
6-2133.
OLDS so heads, with rockers,
pushrodS and hydraulic lifters;
completely reconditioned; new
er used. IA. 8-2078.
MERCURY ST 2-dr.; std. trans,
r. and h., Wv; fine cond.
$500. JU. 5-2051.
FLYWHEEL and clutch-'55-'5 SO
Pontiac: $50. Sc Buick en-
CINE, $3.50. JU. 5-2051.
DRUM SET - Bass, tom-tom,
snare, good cymbal; also extra
snare. 500. OIL. 6-2162.
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Situations Wanted

GIRL, almost IA, desires baby
sitting jobs in Falls Church
area. Reliable, experienced.
JE. 2-3703.
WORK WANTED by strong de-
pendable boy, 1872. Cut grass,
wash cars, ETC.. in Arlington
area. ia. 1888.
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HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD

DEADLlNE: Wednesday pm for Sunday following Ads
received too late will appear a week later
RATES: lines Csc. 10c each additional line You can
figure the yourself Allow average words per line
TO PLACE. Write ad and figure Give your name
dress and telephone number and send your ad plus
payment. to TEEN-ADS. The Washington STAR WASH
ington g. D. c.
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Help Wanted


WANTED-Lead guitar player
for r. and r. band IN. Va.
only. Call TIM. JE. 2-2356.
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FADS AND FASHIONS

privileges but also has its hazards
problems instance really have check with
complexion fairly well behaved with just
should sensible eating plenty
washing thorough cleansing when
Them the evening" take
makeup with cold and face another subbg
Sketch by Ponds
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women will serve as COM
mittee chairmen during Mrs.
Whites three-year term.
The list includes Mrs. Geof-
frey Creyke, printing; Mrs.
George B. Hartman, build
ings and grounds; Mrs. Will
liam Seth Kenyon, genealog-
ical records; Mrs. James M.
Haswell, National Board din
ners, and Mrs. Ellsworth
Everett Clark, State regents
dinners.
Others from this area who
have accepted chairmanships
include Mrs. Henry j. Wal
ther, Washington Grove, Md,
Auditing Committee; Mrs.
Frank R. Heller Of Chevy
Chase, Md, The Flag of the
United States of America
Committee, and Mrs. Eliot
C. Lovett OF Chevy Chase,
Md, Approved Schools Sur
= vey.
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Apple Kuchen Recipe

Miss F. w., Washington
To Mrs. E. G. G., Alexandria
Apple Kuchen is given in
"The New Fannie Farmer
Boston Cooking-School Cook
Book" This is just one of the
recipes listed for Apple
Kuchen.
l cup Of milk, "a cup Of
sugar, u cup of butter. u
teaspoon of salt, / yeast cake
softened in "a cup of luke
warm water. 2 eggs Cor 2
yolks) well beaten, and 2
cups of all-purpose Hour.
Scald milk, add sugar.
butter and salt. Cool to luke
warm. Add yeast, eggs and 2
cups of flour. Cover and let
rise until double in bulk. Cut
down and beat thoroughly.
Spread evenly in 2 butter
ed round layer cake tins, or
in buttered shallow pan about
9xl5 inches. Brush with
melted butter.
Pare S tart apples, cut into
eighths, press sharp edges of
apples into dough in even
rows with the pieces close
together. Sprinkle with "a
cup of sugar mixed with u
teaspoon Of cinnamon and 2
tablespoons of currantS or
seedless raisins. Cover and
let rise. Bake 80 minutes at
$50 degrees.
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE

turned out too soft. 1t turned
a pinkish brown and didn't
taste like good picked cauli-
flower.
What is the remedy for
this?
Would someone share their
recipe with me-one that
makes IL turn out nice and
crisp?
Also would like a recipe for
pork and beef barbecue.
Thanks ever so much. I
feel sure that someone who
has done this before will
know just what I am doing
wrong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10
CHAIRMEN NAMED
CHAIRMEN NAMED
Miss MacPeek Returns
To OAR Magazine

Miss Gertrude A. MacPeek,
who resigned as editor and
chairman Of the Daughters
Of the American Revolution
Magazine during the previ-
Gus administration, has ac-
cepted reappointment as
magazine chairman under
the new OAR president gen.
eral. Mrs. Ashmead White.
Miss MacPeek, whose home
is in Dedham, Mass, will
have close supervision Of the
entire magazine operation,
although the present editor,
Miss Mabel E. Winslow, will
continue in that capacity,
Mrs. White explained.
Mrs. George ]. Walk Of
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New Orleans Request

Mrs. J. F. ~, Falls Church
My husband is going to
begin a residency at Louisi-
ana State University in New
Orleans. I would appreciate
comments about cost of liv-
ing and housing. Where are
moderate priced houses for
rent? What is the best way
to go about looking for a
place to live?
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Harrisburg, Pa, has been
named chairman OF OAR
Magazine advertising.
Miss MacPeek gave up her
dual role as editor and
magazine chairman in Octo-
Der, 1857, after stating she
couldn't work under rules
and regulations for the mag
azine adopted in the admin
istration of Mrs. Frederic A.
Groves.
Miss MacPeek called the
measures restrictive" and
Impractical" during a floor
debate on the subject at the
1857 OAR Continental Con-
gress.
A number of Washington
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Family Resort Needed
MrS. D. r., AdeIphi, Md.

Mrs. E. T., AdeIpht, Nd.
Could some kind reader let
me know quickly whether
there are any family-type re-
sort areas in the vicinity Of
the Massachusetts, Institute
of Technology? Any adj
dresses to write to for reser-
vations would be appreciat-
ed greatly.
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quests to make and hope
readers can help me.
Now that canning season
is here sonce again, I need
help. Last year ! made some
picked cauliflower VIII C h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10
Sewing Machine
Needles

Mrs. w. w. G., Wheaton. Md.
I would appreciate it If
someone would let me know
where I can purchase some
Household sewing machine
needles. This is a very old
sewing machine and I have
not been able to find any
needles that fit. Thank you.
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Deculcom0nidS

Mrs. M. Dr Washington
I would appreciate finding
out how to remove decalco-
maniaS from furniture and
also from mirrors. I have
tried cellophane tape with
no results.
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Dress Pattern

Miss J. X: w., Brookeuille
Could any of the readers
tell me where I could send a
picture of a dress and have
a pattern made from the
picture? I have heard there
is such a place in New York.
Thank you.
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Help Needed in Planning Teen-Age Pqrty
Mrs. NJ. F. M, Arlington

planning party for daughters 18th birthday
and would like suggestions to what might
particularly interested in games that would be
joyed by that age group The party will be in August
We planning mixed group of approximately 80
guests wish thank you for any help might receive