davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-02
lapan Information


teaching 1901 feet into the Tokyo night air the
rover, dwarfing the ancient Zojoj Temple in Shiba
Is lO7 feet taller than the famed Eiffel Tower IN
S and claimed TO be the highest independent tower IN
ORIG The Tower itself is 1893 feet tall and Is topped by
oot antenna which beams signals for tcevison, radio
oer communication stations During It's first year. the
rover attracted than 100000 sightseers to its
c platform. AT the base of the Tower Is o-story
play. "'N'S "''o'' SNS'-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-02
PINEAPPLE PEPPER sLAw

large head crisp green tcaspoou salt
cabbage Cor use part curly Gun nayonnaise
Savoy cabbage) II, Guns canned nnea nrla
crisp green Bell pepper chu1'ss or tidbts r
teaspoon dry mustard ., traspoo, carawav seeds
ap,espoons vinegar Thin s.rips baked ham
tablespoons
Shred cabbage finely in ice water Drain lyon sb
have TO cups OF shredded cabbage alice half green
into rings dice rest Of IT, Mix
into In cabbage diced
pepper and most Of the pineapple Toss with dressing stir
caaway seeds Ch Serve salad bowl lined lettuce
leaves OF curly cabbage Decorate top with green pepper rings
filled with pineapple and bundles of thin ham strips Makes
8 servings r. ~
Evening star., 1960-04-06
EXPERTLY INSTALLED
SCREEN OR JALOUSIE
PORCH ENCLOSURES
Shop Thursday 10 Until 9

Store Hours: Mondays, 1870 to 9: Tues
days, v Wednesdays and Saturdays, 10 to 8:
Thursdays and Fridays, 10 to 9 Free Park
ing
Evening star., 1960-04-06

have any money and walked
away.
The suspect ran outside the
station and saw cab driver
Frank Soloman. A. Police said
Hack punched Mr.. Soloman in
the head, drew his gun and
said, Give me your wallet"
Mr.. Soloman obliged, police
said, but the wallet was empty.
Police said Hack took to his
heels on a circuitouS route, ran
through a movie theater and
came out at Sixteenth and
Kramer streets NE.
Pausing for breath, Hack
didn't notice a sedan pull up.
The car carried Ninth Precinct
Detectives Ronald jefferson and
Norbert Vaccaro, who had been
monitoring the holdup at
tempts on Detective Jefferson's
own police radio.
Hack meekly surrendered and
was taken to the precinct sta
ton and charged with one case
of robbery and two of at
tempted robbery.
Evening star., 1960-04-06
3 HoIdup Tries Net
Nothing but Frustrotion

A Washington man yesterday
was charged with three holdups
which didn't net him a dime
The suspect, Rudolph Hack
81, of the 1900 block of Rose
dale street NE, approached
his first intended victim at the
corner of Sixteenth and Isher-
wood streets NE, police said
poked a .22-caliber in his
stomach and demanded, Give
me your wallet"
Columbus Ross, 16, of 1888
F street NE. said he didn't have
any money" Police said Hack
answered, Meet me at the
corner of Sixteenth and Rose
dale at 3 O'Clock with some
money or I'll kill you" Hack
then ran up Sixteenth street,
police said.
Hacks next stop was a gas
station at Fifteenth and F
streets NE, according to police
Once again he drew his weapon,
and said to the owner, James
Butler. 81, give me ST." police
said. Mr.. Butler said he didn't
Evening star., 1960-04-06
Powell Awaits Ruling
On Last ak Counts

NEW YORK, April 6 (AP) =
A Federal judge says he will
decide by tomorrow whether
to dismiss the remaining in
come tax evasion charges
against Representative Adam
Clayton Powell, jr., Democrat
Of New York.
Judge Frederick vanPelt
Bryan yesterday dismissed one
Of three counts against the
Negro congressman from Har-
lem.
The count was dropped after
the Government conceded it
had failed to prove Mr.. Powell
filed a fraudulent joint return
for himself and his wife. jazz
pianist Hazel Scott, for 1852.
The remaining two counts
charge fraud in Mr.. Powell's
preparation of Miss SCOTS 1851
return. Miss Scott is not a de-
fendant in the case.
Judge Bryan said he would
spend today reviewing the law
and reviewing arguments for
and against dismissal of the
charges. The jury of nine
women and three men has been
excused until tomorrow.
The Judge interrupted AS
sistant United States Attorney
Morton S. Robson shortly after
he began his rebuttal yesterday
to the defense argument for
dismissal. Defense counsel Ed
ward Bennett Williams made
the motion Monday when the
prosecution rested its case.
Judge Bryan inquired of Mr..
Robson if he was ready Ito
deal with 1882"
The Government comedies
that as to 1852 there is a fail
Evening star., 1960-04-06

ported in his 1851 return but
not paid to him until 1852.
I'm that event." said Judge
Bryan, ION the basis of the
Governments concession and
the courts own conclusion, the
court will dismiss the third
count of the indictment for
failure of proof of underState-
ment of income for 1882"
Asked for his comment on
the dismissal of the one count,
Mr. Powell said: Its like being
only partially pregnant"
Mr.. Powell. a Baptist min
lister, was indicted in May of
1858 and went to trial, after
many delays, March 8.
Evening star., 1960-04-06
Ohio Choir to Sinq

|. The 36-member choir of De-
fiance (Ohio) College will sing
program of sacred music at
8 pm. tomorrow in the Cleve-
land Park Congregational
Church, Thirty fourth and
Lowell streets NV. The choir,
under the direction of DR..
George Arkebauer, also will
sing at the church's IL am,
service on Sunday.
Evening star., 1960-04-06

ure of proof" Mr.. Robson said.
He said the prosecution had
not expected one of its wit
nesses to testify that $4,000 of
income allegedly unreported by
Mr.. Powell for 1852 actually
was salary and allowances re-
Evening star., 1960-04-06

WGL-The Mems Shop, End Floor;
also Chevy Chase, Wheaton PIozo, Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1960-04-06

Call Your Nearest Sears Store
enjoy the ease of shopping in your own
home. A Sears representative wiH
come to your home, show samples and
gire free estimates.
Evening star., 1960-04-06
Here are 4 good reasons
to buy Il HOMART roof
4 Insurance

You are insured against
personal injury and prop.
erty damage during installs-
tion Of your HOMART
roof.
Evening star., 1960-04-06
Guarantee

During the guarantee per
iod, Sears will replace or
repair any defective ma.
trrlaIs or workmanship. Lock
Shingles guaranteed II
years.
Evening star., 1960-04-06
dress up for Easter
THE WOODSHIEeE
tWO-frOuSer suit
48.oo
48.o0

Here is practical and handsome suit for Easter and
the Summer months ahead. The Woodshre, fashioned
from blend Of $50 Docron poIyester 459o wool
worsted is wrinkle resistant lightweight and retains its
neat appearance An extra pair Of trousers extends the
lifetime of the suit It's almost as if you owned two
suits for the price Of one The Woodshire will make
wonderful Easter gift for yourself that young
home vacation.
WGL-The Shop End Floor
Chevy Wheaton Pozo, 7 and Alexandra
Evening star., 1960-04-06

WOODWARD 4 LOTFlROP OPEN EARLY OPEN LATE THURSDAY
AIe
Evening star., 1960-04-06
y Installation
# Selection

,
- Installation # Selection
Your roof will be installed Sears carries wide sclec
by experienced craftsmen ton of roof coors and ma.
wh" know roofing and how crials meet your modern.
it should be- applied zng and local climatic
needs
Sears famous lIomau quality aluminium roofing is
available in several colors and will never rust
caretrcc and sure protection. Sears guarantees
materials and labor
Roofing and Siding Sears Stores
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-31
For Men

SALES tWholesolel Elecuicul
Switcher, transformers, etc.
Ohio territory, exp. $780,
MACHINE SHOP SUPT..
Toolmuker background,
to As .....-......... $500
TOOL ROOM FOREMAN,
Hwy. equipment ...... $1,000
MECHANICAL CRAFTSMEN.
many .........-...... $500
PERSONAL ASST, administer
special programs, deg.
some exp. ............ $500
FACTORY EMPLOYMENT MGR.
deg, exp. .. fee paid $500
SALES ENGR, deg. As years
industrial sules exp.
....... fee paid s6oo-S7o0
BUDGET ACCOUNTANT. assist
busy controller ....... $500
JR. ACCOUNTANT. deg. no
exp, young. Euclid S460-S470
SALES CORRESPONDENT, deo.,
electronic industry. contract
administration
........ fee poid s55o-S560
IR. CLERK, HIS. grad. for fine
company. like figures $500
DRAFTING TRAINEE. HIS.
mechanical drowinq b.. $3.50
PRODUCTION TRAINEE. HIS.
grud.. shop truinine SI.a7 hr.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-31
F E N a L E
Ask for Miss Miller

SECRETARY, handle public
relations, 2.3 yrs. exp.
medium shthud. and typin1
skills. 1905. S d.. culturol
environment ..... $3.50
STENOGRAPHER. soles,
medium shthod. and typinq
skills. 30-35 yrs. handle
phones intelligentlY.
1905, 5 do. .......... 1915
GIRL FRIDAY, | girl office, work
for 2 men. good shthd. and
typine skills. to Is yrs,
1905. do. ......... $3.50
ISTENOGRAPHER. industrial
advertising, medium secre-
iuriol skills. 1905. S do. $3.50
ISTENOGRAPHER. vorie dduties,
light dictution, small office.
s.5. 5 do. ......l... to S375
IDICTAPHONE secretary. elec.
tric typewriter. 8 ANS PM,
S do. ......., sl.5o /hr. up
'sTENOGRAPHER. Loke Co.,
8-4:30. S do. ......... to S375
RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST. / girl
office, voriety OF interesting
public contact work,
s do. ..... .......... $3.50
TYPIST. PIX, relief. type
IS w.p.m. ............ 1892
BOOKKEEPER. general ledger.
type as w.p.m, do, to $3.50
ASST. BOOKKEEPER. post
ccct's. receivable. S do. $3.50
BILLING CLERK. PIX.
receptionist, 5 do. .. $3.50
GRAPHOTYPE OPERATOR.
exp, do. ........... $3.50
CASHIER. light tYpinq. outo
agency, S do. ... to $500
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR.
to IS yrs. do. ,...... S325
KEY PUNCH OPERATOR. exp.
or vii train. S do. 49,. S3l5
LAB. TECHNIClAN. will truin.
sharp girl, good in moth.
S d.; start 1882. advance
in Yr. TO .......... 1852
NURSERY SCHOOL TEACHER,
exp, 5 do. ............ 1888
PHOTO FINISHER exp.
coloring ......... sl.6ol lhr.
SALES WOMAN, top notch.
know photography.
S do. $500 up + commission
HOME ECONOMIST. degree.
public contact. S do. go. $3.50
N..2 PM. Mon. Thru FIJI.
Appointment
Sis Mon. thru Fri.
REAR OF BUILDING
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-31
HELP WANTED HELP WANTED
N a L z
~-~vyHyv~UY

Second Floor of Chose Building
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-31
Work Near Home
For Women

SECRETARY. Manufacturing
Engineer. Technical Dictotion
NE. ............. S3e5-s425
EDIPHONE SECRETARY. Top
componY. town
.......,. fee paid S325S350
ASST BOOKKEEPER. diviersited.
including personnel records.
Euclid, .. fee paid $3.50
GENERAL OFFICE, type. phones.
light bookkeeping. 2 girl
office ..... lee poid s325
CLERK TYpIsT. $50 p. m. 10
1900. Shipping Department
....... ....... $3.50
ACCOUNTING CLERK. no typ.
ING, like figures s3l5-S360
COMP. OPERATOR. a phuses.
speedy ......-... S3lS-S36O
PIX. RELIEF, type. Euclid $3.50
JR. STENO. Sales. lovely Offices.
will toke beginner SS300-S325
MULTnTTH OPERATOR, type.
town ..........-... $500
LAB TBCHNICIANs, moth
optitude, young. HIS. erod..
............... stor s299
IR. CLERK, filing, light typing.
Euclid hall fee paid $3.50
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-31

-TECHNICAL--
CERAMIC ENGINEERS. degree.
Fee Paid .... s525-Sso0
CHEMICAL ENGINEERS.
plustics, Fee Paid s75o-SS5o
CHEMISTS, plustics exp,
Fee Paid ... S600-S750
CRAFTSMEN, Detuilers and
Designers. many positions
with excellent
companies s40O-SooU
WELDING ENGINEER. good
exp. ......- Souu-Souo
INSULATION ENGINEER, exp,
Fee Paid s750-s8o0
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS,
2s.4s s45o-S565
PHYSICIST, solid state
exp. ....... s6oo.ssoo
QUALITY CONTROL. process
exp. ....... S4o0-S675
TIME STUDY, prochcol
exp. .'........ s5oo-S525
HYDRAULICS ENG. good
exp ........ S6Oo-seoo
MES. many excellent positions.
Fee Paid ....... S6o0-S90o
METALLURGIST, degree,
Fee Poid ... s6oo-s750
PLANT ENGINEERS. ME-.
30-35 -........... S600-s650
SALES -
ENGINEERING TRAINEEs.
decree .......... S5.400 +
ENGINEERS. degree. age open.
Fee Poid ...... S7oo.s9oo.
TRAINEES. degree. excellent
companies ..... S3S0-S450I
ADVERTISING and Merchondis-
inc, consumer exp. $4,000
MILITARY PRODUCTS Sales.
expenses car .. $500
INSURANCE. some
college ....... S400-So0O
FLOOR TILE, contractors.
exp. .............. 81. 500
INSIDE, some college,
1928 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S4l5I
CHEMICALS. some
college ......... s400 + |
E.D.P.. accounting
deuree ..... so00-S1, ,0C0 |
- COMMERCIAL
Contoc, Mr.. George
SYSTEMS ANALYST. degree and
acct. mujor ..... S6oo.s65O
sR. ACCOUNTANT, degree.
cost exp. ... S55o-S60o
IR. ACCOUNTANTS. degree or
2 yrs. COLLEGE . S400-s450
IR. ACCOUNTANT TRANEES,
no degree ....... s40o +
KARDEX CLERK. HIS. grad,
1925 yrs. ............ S27o |,
CUSTOMER SERVICE. some
college. 22-28 ..... s35o-s375
RATE CLERK, rail, truck.
No Zee ..........,....... SooO
FORGING ESTIMATOR,
exp. ...,........ S450-S500
Interviewing Hours: 8 Al
Evenings BY
Offices Open $3.50 to
FREE PARKING IN
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-03-31

METALLOGRAPHER. 3 yrs.
X.RoY exp. ... TO SAYS
PRODUCTION CONTROL CLERK
some exp. ....... S300-S425
MGR. TRATNEES. HIS. grads.
aver 81 .......... S325-S350
COLLECTION MAN, 24-35 $3.50
LAB TECHS, college
chemistry ..... S350-S400
ELECTRIC TECH. 2 yrs.
college .......... S300-S450
Evening star., 1960-02-09

Dobie's parents that his
only chance for financial
success is to enroll at q
fancy prep school. Dwayne
Hickman, Tuesday Weld.
$3.50, WMAL (D-Philip Mar
lowe. Private Investigator
Marlowe is hired to return
some expensive stolen gems.
Philip Carey, Dayton Lum-
mis-.
1900, WMAL (D-One Step
Beyond. The Day the
World Wept-The Lincoln
Story" The story Of Abra-
ham Lincoln's assassination
and his strange premonition
Of death. Barry Atwater.
Jeanne Bates, John New
land. host-narrator.
Has. WTOP ts)-The Late
Show. Dream Girl" A girl
tries to compensate for her
uneventful life by daydream-
ing. Betty Hutton, Mac
Donald Carey. l94S0
1880. WTTG (0-starlight
Theater. paid to Kill" A
man facing financial ruin
hires Q killer to put him
out Of the way. Dane Clark,
Paul Carpenter.
Evening star., 1960-02-09


Starme-The swingin Years" nostalgia revival of the
lively music of the 30s and it all pretty good again
as the bands of Woody Herman, Count Basic Guy Lom-
bardo Glen Gray and Tex Beneke re-create them Jack
Leonard of the old Tommy Dorsey Band recalls Marie
Helen OConnel "Tangerine," Bob Crosby and his Bob
cats beat out big Noise From Wnnetka" and the Basic
Band plays "one O'Clock Jump" Fans viii also enjoy
Gene Krupa and his drums and hear the blasts of Chat
tanooga Choo-Choo." $3.50 pm, WRC-
TightrOpe-The Model and The Mob" Bruce Gordon, who
spy-chasing hero last season, turns gang boss
tonight His modus operandi consists of shooting his
way into the management Of big corporations and
gram know who puts stop to his plan You won't be-
eve moment of this episode but the dialogue is crisp
and q number Of the situations quite funny. pm-
WTOP-e.
Rieman-Horse Traders Once again Lucas Mccain butts
his head into q problem that shouldn't concern him.
This time In addition to good scrap, he net
profit Of $40 How he accomplshes this in his dealings
with shady travelling horse trader makes for mildly
amusing episode. pm. WMAL-1
Playhouse 9OTo the Sound Of Trumpets" In its rst-tme
slot special" Playhouse 80 turns to wartime love
story with handsome capable romantic lead in the
person of Stephen Boyd The ladies in the audience will
enjoy his performance in the role Of the British ocer
who can't stand the waste of Boris Karlof and
Dame Judith Anderson also view in few of the
scenes Dolores Hart and Robert Coote round
effective cast. $50 pmr WTOP-9.
Jack Show-Jack returns tonight with Charley
Weaver and Phyllis Der in tow Betty johnson is song
stress of the evening" and Gorgeous" George is the glow
ing subject Of Jacks 1880 interview. 1850 pm, wRC
Evening star., 1960-02-09

Serving pieces with cleaning elegance All in todays
fashionable mirror-bright satin finishes.
Nickel Stainless Steel looks better lasts longer
Nothing is easier to clean . nothing else keeps its
storenew look long Nickel helps stainless steel to
achieve all this For Nickel in stainless steel helps this
bright, modern metal perform better. longer.
Go see the wonderful things designers are creating
Evening star., 1960-02-09

Dehner, Robert Fuller, John
Smith.
$500, WT0P (o) Dennis
OKeefe Show. Columnist
Hal Towne inadvertently
sells a $4,000 mink coat
belonging to the wife Of the
publisher for $12.5o. Sheila
Bromley, Joi Lansing.
$3.50, WTOP (s)-Many Loves
Of Dobie Gillis. Room at
the Bottom" Conniving
Thalia Menninger convinces
Evening star., 1960-02-09
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

9:05, WTOP-Jaime Bragg.
The career Of Doris Day,
from her days as Q vocalist
with Les Brown to the
present, win be featured.
I1:00, WWDC-Steve Allison
Show. Guest will be Senator
Cannon, Democrat Of Ne
vada.
Evening star., 1960-02-09
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WRC az - Laramie.
Company Man" A self
appointed crusader for law
and order prepares to run
Jess Harper out Of town
because Of his past. John
Evening star., 1960-02-09
FIN Stations

WRc-FM-s3.s Me.-S:3o an. TO I en-.
WT0P.FM-se.3 Me.-7l-hsuf 0perstisn.
WAsR-FM-sI.i Me- s.n. % t2its s.ms
Mendsy-Sgnday.
VOL FM-ss.1 Me.-s:So an. 70 mldnlght
WFAk.FM- 1908 Mel IN. to ml6Alght
WWDc-FM- NJ Me- s.m. to Z an.
WeMs-FM-te3.s Me.-s s.n. 10 miinight
sstBrasy ! an. to I p.n.; Sunday Q s.n.
70 midnlght.
WARLFM-tss.t Me.-Msatay through SsfsF-
Day 1:3o an. 10 mIdnight.
WeIs.FM-s1.s Me.-s 70 10 p.m. Sunday
through ThuFSdsy.
WBvA-FM-tes.s Me.-i7 Hssa to mldalsht
WMAL.FM-tel.3 Me.-Ss. to t;ls 90.
WusI-FM-1os.3 Me- IN. to mIaaIgbt
WPec-gM-es.s Me- Pm. to midnight.
WsHo-FM-es.s Me.-s,tS an. to S:3e p.H
Evening star., 1960-02-09
Other AM Stations

WINx-tsoe ke.-1s-hsw spsrstisL
MpiE-11e ke.-Dsyllsht snly.
WARL-1Se ke.-DsylIght saIy.
WaMR-1o5o ke!--Dsylight suly.
WUSH-ii2o ks.-Dsyilght only.
WFAx-112o ke.-Dsyiight eaiy.
WWDc-I1s0 ke. IA hour spsratiua. sEespt
svnssy midnight 10 ! an Msnssy
WEEt- 1910 Ne. --74hsvr spsrstieH sIespt
Msaaay mIdsiSht to Q s.m Iussssy.
Wo0k- 1870 ke. --7l-hsui operation Msassy-
ssturtsy; Suadsy 6 an to mIdhIsht
WEAM- 1880 ke.--7l bsui spsrstlen, sxsspt
sBatay midRight to ; an. Msadsy.
WDoH- 1s4e ks.-Dsyilght ssly.
wPsc-1sse ke.-DyIlght saIy.
WPRw-ilee ke.-Dsylshi ssly.
NeMS-S7e ke.-s an. to mIdnight. satufGsl
Ian. to i p.m., SBnssy Q am 10 misuight
Evening star., 1960-02-09
TV KEY PREVIEWS.

Toniohts top shoUs preuieDed By TV KEYS stag,
Dho attend reherrsdls match screenings and dndyze
scripts In New York, Hollywood and elsetDhere Their
opinions are offered as guide to area vietpers
Evening star., 1960-02-09
Surround yourself with Nickel Stainless Steel
The eam of this bright modern metal gives bright lift your home

Quality stainless steel stainless with Nickel in
the one metal that's at home in every of your
house. In a workaday kitchen, in lovely formal
table setting the geam of stainless steel belongs
The truth is, designers have quietly been doing some
wonderful things with this bright, modern metal Now
in stainless there's cookware that travels gracefully
from to table Flatware in smart, patterns.
Evening star., 1960-02-09

in stainless steel at your local store Special displays
and sales make this more than ever the time to buy
The International Nickel Company, Inc.
New York S, NY e,,ao. 11Ncoh.
Evening star., 1960-11-14
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

help me please? I have three
rattan chairs; in moving the
wrought iron legs have be-
come lost. I have Contacted
several stores looking for a
replacement, but none can
help me.
The chairs are the circle
type. almost new-so I don't
want to throw them out.
Thank you.
Evening star., 1960-11-14
Vussor
Aiunnnue
Parties Set

The Vassar Club of WASH
ington will hold q series of
neighborhood parties this
week SO that the 750 alumnae
in the Washington area may
become better acquainted
with each other in their city
areas.
A feature Of the parties
will be the showing of color
slides Of the three new build
ings on the vassar campus.
The first party, a coffee,
will be held at 10:30 a. m. to-
morrow at the home Of Mrs.
Gilbert A. Harrison, for the
Cleveland Park and Chevy
Chase areas.
Georgetown area alumnae
will also meet tomorrow for
a sherry hour from $50 to
7:30 pm. at the home Of
Mrs. Philip B. Brown.
Two parties are scheduled
for Wednesday. Mrs. Robert
e. Matteson will be hostess
at a 10:30 am. coffee at her
home. for Spring Valley.
Westmoreland Hills and Be.
thesda area alumnae. And
Mrs. Edgar Orme, jr., will
give q tea at her Greenfield
Farm home in Leesburg for
Northern Virginia alumnae
outside the metropolitan
area.
Alumnae living in Alexan.
dria, Arlington and Falls
Church will be entertained
at q coffee at 10:30 am. FRI
day at the home Of, Mrs.
Richard Thomson, at Epis-
copal High School in Alexan-
dria.
Evening star., 1960-11-14
Rum Punch
Mrs. H.. E, S., jr.. W

Mrs. H. E. S.. IT,. Woodbridge
Since the holiday season is
drawing near, I am enclosing
a recipe for rum punch,
which is one Of Panama's
traditional drinks.
Use 6 cans evaporated milk,
IL egg yolks. IL tablespoons
sugar. ! bottle light rum.
Scald milk in double boiler.
Beat egg yolks. Slowly add
milk to egg yolks. Return to
double boiler and cook slowly
till mixture coats spoon.
Allow mixture to cool, add
ing rum when mixture is cool.
This makes about a gallon.
It is served as one would
serve eggnog. with a light
busting Of nutmeg on top.
Evening star., 1960-11-14
SEAMS
TO NE
Make q Christmas Wreath
For q Festive Touch
by PATRICIA SCOTT

With Christmas coming
very soon. many Of you win
be planning at least one big
party. Decorations can give
. room q wonderfully gay
and festive feeling, but they
can also be rather expensive.
You probably have last years
things packed neatly away
ready Tor use, but you ale
ways want something new.
especially In the way Of table
trims.
Everyone gives SO much
care and attention TO the
center piece on a table, but
what about the cloth itself?
II you're having q buffet
supper. then the part Of the
tablecloth that hangs over
the side Of the table should
certainly be trimmed for
Christmas. II you do this,
the FIRST impression your
guests have as they walk
into the room will be startling
in q pleasing way.
a. striking and easysto-
make trim for this purpose
is q small wreath made Of
rickrack, ball fringe, satin
ribbon and backing fabric.
It's small in size and light
in weight so it can be easily
tackled to the overhanging
part OF your cloth without
leaving scars. Place two,
three or four in any forma-
ton you wish-the number
Of wreaths you use depends
on the size Of the cloth and
table.
You'll need: 2 yards rick
rack regular green or / yard
rickrack in emerald green
and / yard In hunter green
for two-tone effect; S inch
square Of non-woven inter-
facing or felt for backing;
8 inches red satin ribbon "
inch wide; 5 small red bali
fringe.
Fold strip Of rickrack in
half lengthwise. Interlock
one point over the other. II
two colors are used, then
start interlocking at one end
Of each strip. To interlock:
Evening star., 1960-11-14

cured. But it takes persever-
ance. knowledge and common
sense, as well as cooperation
between the patient, physi-
clan and home maker.
I suggest you write to the
following for recipes, all Of
which are gratis, as I recall:
Abbott Laboratories of Chi
cago, makers Of q sweetening
agent containing cyelamate
and Saccharin (Which is also
available in calcium form for
low-salt diets-my huband is
in this category: Knox Gel
attn. Inc, Johnstown, N. Y;
Eli Lilly and Company and
Squihb Company-obtainabl
from your druggist.
A phone call to the De-
partment Of Health, Educa-
ton and Welfare will reward
you with an excellent book
let, Taking Care of Dia-
betes."
BY all means join the
American Diabetes Associa.
ton, l East Forty fifth street,
New York II. N. Y. Your an
nual subscription rate in
cludeS a bi-monthly publica-
ton called Forecast" which
is the diabetes own maga-
zine.
Up to now you no doubt
have relied upon your physi-
clan to control the course of
any illness you might have
had. Now. however, the
physician needs to rely on