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Evening star., 1961-08-03

Dinner for two. Vi
SUNDAY !.
Z Chicken Oriental Patty Shells
Parsley Carrots Spced Peach
NeSselrode Sandae
Chicken Oriental
2 tablespoons butter / cup cooked diced chicken
IA cup blanched l cup g ounces) canned
slivered almonds green beans
"a teaspoon salt l cup shredded
Dash pepper cheddar cheese
"a cup drained patty shells biscuits
green beans liquor or toast
l cup evaporated milk
In saucepan melt butter add almonds and saute until
golden brown. Remove from heat blend in flour salt
beans liquor and milk Heat stirring constantly until mix
ture thckens Add chicken green beans cheese
nue heating stirring constantly, until cheese mes Serve
over patty Shells biscuits or toast. Two servings.
MONDAY II
LUer and Bacon flashed BroaOn Potatoes
Spinach Buttered Beets E
I. Chocolate Raistn Drops Iced Coffee Il
s Chocolate Raisin Drops sA u
!, cup shortening 2la cups sifted flour #
squares unsweetened d. teaspoons baking powder.
chocolate, melted u teaspoon soda
eggs 1la cups dark raisns
"a cup buttermik cup semtsweet
l teaspoon vanilla chocolate pieces
Cream shortening and sugar thoroughly Stir in melted
chocolate Beat in eggs Blend in buttermilk and vanilla.
Stir in flour sted with salt baking powder and soda
Stir in rasns Drop by abespoonus onto creased baking
sheet Bake in 375-degree oven about 10 to IL minutes
Top each at with several chocolate pieces When
chocolate sofens spread with spatua to frost cookies
Makes about four dozen.
Stuffed HamburgerS Mushroom Sauce
Baked Potatoes Green Beans
Corn-on-Cob Watermelon
Stuffed Hamburgers
l " pounds ground beef teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons meat tablespoons butter
l cup poultry stuffing margarine
(packaged) cups sliced mushrooms
Mix beef with meat and salt, shape into large
patties. In center Of each place mound poultry
suffng made from packaged mix Fold beef stuff
ing and bake 30 minutes at 35 degrees creased cooy
sheet Saute mushrooms in butter margarine and spoon
meat. Six servings.
Evening star., 1961-08-03
- WHAT'S
- COOKING

FRIDAY
Quick Shrimp Creole Rice
Green Peas Cucumber -WGtercreSs Salad
CGntdIoupe
Quick Shrimp Creole
tablespoons corn oil l can(8 ounces
l medium onion, chopped tomato
/ Glove garlic, minced "a cup water
green pepper, chopped pound cleaned raw shrimp
"a cup chopped celery or cans (5 ounces
r. each) shrimp
Heat oil and cook onion, garlic, green pepper and
celery slowly about minutes Stir in tomato and
water simmer about 10 minutes Add cleaned shrimp
bring to boil and cook minutes add canned shrimp
and heat thoroughly Serve hot rice -Four servings
SATURDAY i. =.
Griued Ham Slice Corn Cakes
Acorn Squash Green Salad
Blueberry Pie
Corn Cakes
cups fresh corn, cut off IA teaspoons double-actng
the cob baking powder
13 cup corn meal l teaspoon sugar
u cup sour "a teaspoon garlic powder
IA teaspoons salt eggs
Combine first ingredients. Beat whole eggs
and egg yolk lightly Blend with corn and sour cream
Beat remaining egg white and fold into the mixture.
Pour "a cup onto hot creased griddle skillet Cook
until puffed, turning to brown on both Sides Makes
IL cakes,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-27

chcS Dec. 1890, 1861.
Mt. Leon-Dcc. ~ at 10
o'clock a. m.
Devotional by Rev. Trulucli
Johnson
Sermon by Rev. J. Robert
Carter. ST..
Union call To order by mod
orator
Roll of Churches call
Topic No. |: Qualification oi
Il Deacon by Rev. r. b. Carter
Lunch
ReaSSenblc
Topic No. , Duties of a Dea-
con by Rev. Otto Edwards
Topic No. ) Qualifications of
DcacOn'S wife by Rev. Leroy
ElviS
Topic No. I Duties of a Del-
cons wife by Mrs. Leroy ElviS
Adjourn
lNCSSSNlllOtC
Grassy Day Dec. 30 at 10
O'Clock Il. IN.
Devotional by Rev. Grover
Faux
Sermon by Rev. +. a. Edge
Topic No. John 1923 What
does eternal life mean? by
Rev. Clyde Prince
Lunch
RcaSSCmblC
Topic No. & Luke 23:3lby
Rev. II. c. Powell
Topic No. : John POLY Why
did Jesus refuse Ia let Mary
touch him? by Rev. GRANGE
Hardcc
Business
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-27
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
OF
TABOR FINANCE co. INC.

Take notice that Tabor Fin
ance Co. Inc. address being
Tabor City. North Carolina.
has filed Articles OF DiSsulu-
tiun in the office of the Scc.c-
'ary -: tn" State of North Car
DINA and Is now IN the process
cot liquidation.
This 10Th day of December.
1861.
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~. 81 and TX. Call us when
you need these or other
sizes of National paper.
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HELP WANTED: Vacancy in

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Good trade st a b | i : h { d.
Write RawlCigh Dept. NCI.-
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weather dependability of
Sun gas. Safe, clean, effici-
cnt. Get our prices on COM
pictcly installed systems
WrlghtS Gas K Furn. Co.
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Many people have the right
rlrl a life. uu' never get u
sound IA pulling the trigger.
Things arc difficult, pr i'm
possible only i'm relation To- u.i1.
iC!DTau. e..
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Buck Creek Union
Meets Dec. $3.50

The Buck Creek Union will
meet IN session with Mt. Leon
Iii Grassy Bay Baptist Chur-
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-08
Loke Front

Genuine Western Reserve home.
full basement. double garage. On
l60x300 lot. Gas. paved street
Priced to sell at only Sl3.90
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-08
G.I. No Down
3 Bedrooms

7,yeoroId ranch. Large living
room, spocious kitchen. Loads OF
storage. II Sl4.900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-08
KITCHEN FIREPLACE

Have you ever dreamed Of hGv.
mo your neGls next 10 q cozY
fire IN @ large attractive country
kitchen? It IS OF loo and shole
construction. has q studio living
room with bolcony ond stone
fireplace, dining room. 3 bed
rooms. u boths. full basement
with fireplace. screened in
perch overlooking wooded "a
vine ana creek. UnexceIled for
f1mily living, s29.So0 with 3
ceres.
WlLLoUCHBY
a desirable site on Johnny Cake
Ridge Rd. in on oreo OF higher
priced homes. This home hos G
beautiful vista overlooking the
Ridge, III ocIes. small opcrt-
ment down thGt rents for SIS per
month. s2l,5oo,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-08
No Money But
Need a Home?

#l2O2. I'M AN OLDER COLONl-
AL but I've got 2 bedrooms.
corpeted living and dining room.
big kitchen. basement, garage
and all city Improvements. I've
been newly decorated too! MY
OWNER MOVED OUT SO YOU
CAN MOVE RIGHT IN AND PAY
LIKE RENT.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-08
klRTLANo

Transferred owners wish offers
2 excellent ranches - both have
living rooms with wood burning
fireploces, dining rooms, 3 bed.
rooms, Ia baths. easements.
each on ccre. One - s25.500,
the ether SIS 600.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-08
HOeSu57

GETTING sc1rcer these d1ys M
properties with burns on them
and large enough for q Jew
horses.
This picturesque site with
view hds 4.3 acres, q remodeled
) bedroom home with wood
burning fireplace ond basement
and q huge barn, only S25.S00.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-08

Brick colonial: Q bedrooms. full
dining room. poneled recreation
room. lovotory in basement, al
toched ouruqe. S22,9O0.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-08
Wickliffe Special

#l2l0. OFF WORDEN RID. This
lovely 3-bedroom bungalow hos
unfinished 4th bedroom. L-shoped
living room. big kitchen. LARGE
SURFWOOD PANELED DINETTE;
ll2-cor garage. fenced back
ward. G.I. FINANCING AVAIL.
ABLE ON THIS. Sl6,900.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-08
Check These
Values
And Coll Tor Appointment
NOW!
Scenic churden Hill
2-EumilY

An ideal investment property in
desiroble location. Both suites
in excellent condition. lst floor
recently re-decoroted - and the
price is only sl7.500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-08
G.I. No Money Down

III. NO IVouey Oo~N
#l4l8. Lovely 3-bedroom ranch.
LARGE kitchen dinette combination.
curpeted living room, big family
room, 2.cor attached Guroge on
beautifully lundscuped lot. OFF
LAKE SHORE BLVD. Only
Sl6.900. C.I. NO DOWN.
#lll4. OWNER HAS BEEN
TRANSFERRED so this large g.
bedroom rcnch with attractive
living room. full dining room. big
kitchen. attached goruge ON
LARGE WOODED LOT is uvuil-
able on G.I. FINANCING.
#lIls. DON'T MISS THIS ONE.
Lovely 3-bedroom ranch. car
peted living room, nice dining
oreu. ONLY yeurs old. LOW
TAXES. Sl5.ooo. C.I. NO DOWN.
sllls. NICE THINGS CONE IN
SMALL PACKAGES and this
cozy ranch hos 2 good sized
bedrooms nice living room. big
kitchen with Getting oreo. at
tuched garage on L AR c E
WOODED LOT. EASIEST FIN
ANCING ON THIS ONE. CT.
TOO.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-06-08
Observation-Disclosures.
REALTORS
EDGECLEF.EUCLlD


Brick colonial: Q bedrooms. full
dining room. poneled recreation
room. lovotory in basement at
toched goroge. S22. 800.
$4,000 BUNGALOW
G.l. no down payment. 2 bed.
rooms. expansion. family size
kitchen. attached garage. South
OF Lake Shore.
DOUBLE-OFr NEFF RID.
English colonial type; S room
suites up and down. full dining
room, modern kitchen. full base
ment. 2.cur garage. many extras.
$4,000.
EUCLID COLONIAL
Neor Lake Shore, off E. 222 st:
4 years old. spacious 3 bed.
rooms. "a #. living room. formal
dining room. u baths. full base
ment. 2-cur garage.
WILLOWICK DRIVE-slS.soo
Neat 2 bedroom. expansion. din
ing room. storms, screens. 2-cor
garage. neor schools.
HOME-BUSINESS
Euclid: OF E. 222nd ST; 3-bed-
room home. full dining room,
basement. Shoe repair building
on rear OF lot l4x26. completely
poneled. Sl8,5oo.
SlS,So0-EUCLID
Charming 2-bedIoom bungalow.
dining room. ll2-cur garage.
potio. excellent condition. ST
Williams Parish
WICKLIFFE RANCH
8 bedrooms. large kitchen, full
basement; ll2.cor garage; neor
stores. years old. South Of Eu.
cid Ave.
a. a !: IN. Malone '@%"sG%
Reoltors.BviIders
289O2 luke Shore Blvd
VIII. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-14
IIIiterote Car Buyer
Wins Debt Compromise

man guided his hand in writing
this statement.
Mr.. Giordano also charged
the auto was defective" be-
cause it used three to five
quarts Of oil a day. You'd have
have to have an oil well to
drive this car" the lawyer said.
The auto, the lawyer said,
was purchased from Dan
Brown, an auto firm formerly
operating in the 200 block of K
street NV. that went out of
business a little over a year
ago.
Note Returned
In exchange for agreeing to
a consent judgement against
them, Mr.. Jones and his two
relatives got back a $500 note
signed by Mr.. Strobe. the
uncle, on which 1922 was still
owed.
This note had been given as
a down payment, said the fl
nance company's lawyer, Ber-
nard T. Levin. Mr.. Levin, in
court papers, denied there had
been any fraud in the auto
deal.
The consent judgement for
the finance company was en-
tered yesterday by Municipal
Court judge Dewitt S. Hyde,
who provided for $40 monthly
payments by the three on the
$719 balance still owed on the
car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-14

An illiterate janitor who
charged that a used car sales
man guided his hand when he
wrote his consent to sale terms
has settled out of court with a
finance company.
The case involved Oscar
Jones, 80, the janitor; his wife,
Ollie, 8; an uncle, Booker T.
Strobe, SO, a plaster's helper,
all of 316 M street NV, and
United Securities Corp, 640O
Georgia avenue NV.
The finance company sued
the other three last year for
$719 allegedly still owed on a
$1,007 note signed by them in
the purcase of a 1856 two-door
sedan in March, 1860.
In an answer filed by lawyer
Gilbert r. Giordano, the three
charged the note was obtained
by fraud and that the cars
condition and terms of the
sale had been mis-represented.
Year of Schooling
Mr.. Giordano said Mr.. Jones
and Mr.. Strobe, who each had
one year of schooling, can
neither read nor write. Mrs.
Jones, with three years of
school, reads slightly, he said.
The sales contract carried
a statement by Mr.. Jones that
he had read the contract" and
found it complete and cor
rect" Mr.. Jones said the sales
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-14
$68O,0OO WiIIed
Needy Children

YORK, Pa, Sept. IA (AP).-
All through his life, the late
Harry M. Miller had one great
love-children.
While living in this Central
Pennsylvania town, he became
we'll known for his habit of
passing out chewing gum to
youngsters.
Yesterday it was learned that
Mr.. Miller left the bulk Of his
$750,000 estate for the welfare
and enjoyment Of needy chill
dren in York.
Mr.. Miller directed that all
but $4,000 Of the estate be used
to establish the Harry M. Miller
Trust Fund. The $4,000 went
to relatives.
Mr.. Miller, "a, a bachelor,
died June 9 in st. Petersburg,
Fla, where he moved in 1859
for health reasons. He had been
a salesman and a recognized
attorney on real estate and Sc
curities investments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-14
Symphony Board
To Visit Estate

Board members Of the Amer
lean Symphony Orchestra
League will visit their new
headquarters, an estate donated
by a Washington couple, for
the first time this week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jouett ShouSe
donated their 40-acre Wolf
Trap Farm in nearby Virginia
to the league last spring.
At a meeting on the grounds
this Saturday, guests of honor
will include Roger Stevens.
appointed recently by President
Kennedy as chairman of the
National Cultural Center. and
Edward D. Stone, architect for
the center and the leagues
new headquarters building.
Virginia Senator A. Willis
Robertson and Milton w. King,
president of the National
Symphony Orchestra Associa-
ton, will speak. Other guests
will include leaders in music
and associated arts, members
of the diplomatic corps, ed
vocational institutions, and
patrons of the arts in Wash
ington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-14
Chairman Elected
By Church Group

The Rev. Walter S. Press of
Carmichael, Calf, yesterday
was elected chairman of the
Council for Christian Social
Action of the United Church
of Christ at the organization
meeting in the Hotel Stratford.
, The council brings together
the social action interests of
the Congregational Christian
Churches and the Evangelical
and Reformed Church. The two
denominations were merged re-
Gently. to form the United
Church of Christ.
Other council officers chosen
yesterday were the Rev. A. VIII
liam Loos of New York, vice
president; Mrs. Robert MCGEE
han Of West Hazeltop, Pa, Sec
rotary, and the Rev. Clarence
E. Josephson of Elmhurst, Ill,
treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-14
Camera Pictures
A-Bomb Blast
Automatically

An aerial camera which
will automatically photograph
a nuclear bomb explosion from
the plane dropping the bomb
has been patented by retired
Air Force general who lives
in Chevy Chase.
The camera is designed to
take a series of high-speed
pictures by the light of the nu-
clear flash, before the ground
is obScured by a mushroom
cloud of shock waves.
The inventor is Brig. Gen.
George w. Goddard, former
director of reconnaissance for
NATO and director of photo
graphic research and develop
ment at Wright Field in Day.
ton, Ohio for % years. Gen.
Goddard now lives at STA
Leland street, Chevy Chase.
According to the patent, the
automatic camera would be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-14
Year 1000
AuthorUrges
Public Study

Several years of public study
on the newly published Year
1000" plan for the Washington
Metropolitan Area was urged
yesterday by one of its authors.
William E. Finley, director Of
the National Capital Planning
Commission, told several hun
bred members of the Montgom-
cry County League of Women
Voters that civic groups should
devote intensive work on the
contents of the plan to aid in
educating the public.
Mrs. Stella B. Werner, Mont
gomery County Council mem
Der, and Donald Gingery, Mary
land Park and Planning Com
mission vice chairman, went on
the record as favoring future
developments along radial lines
emerging from the District, a
feature of the year 1000" plan
which also was backed by Mr..
Finley.
If the radial corridors are
chosen as the means for con-
centrating development, the
open spaces between can be
used for small farms, estates,
and "even for fox hunting" Mr..
Finley said.
Such concentration permits
water and sewer lines to be
available far less extensively,
and also is more economical
for transportation, schools, and
other public services, he de-
clared.
Mr.. Finley decried the
planned sprawl or Los An
gelization" which presently
exists in the area, and predicted
that Washington will achieve
"the incredible ugliness" OF
Chicago unless steps are taken
Immediately to direct its growth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-14
To Honor Educator

John H. Colbaugh, new head
master at the Sidwell Friends
School, will be honored by par
ents Of students at an oriental
ton meeting and reception at
8 pm. next Thursday in the
schools Activities Building, 1926
Wisconsin avenue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-14

mounted on the rear section
of the plane, with a dense fill
ter over its lens for protection
against the first brilliant flash.
It would be set in ready condi-
ton by the bomb release
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-14

mechanism, and the shutter
released for the first exposure
by a photocell sensitive to the
flash. Thereafter the density
of the filter and size of the
lens opening would automa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-14

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l. lime juice, plus just enough sugar to complement
the extra dryness of white Puerto Rican rum.
1t is the only frozen fresh Daiquiri Mix. 1t comes in
the can you see above at liquor and food stores.
Just remember that the best Daiquris are always
made with dry, white Puerto Rican rum. The rum is
distilled at high proof for extra dyneSswbich gives
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-14

tically be adjusted as the bril-
lance subsidies to normal light
conditions.
The invention has been sub
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-14

mitted to the Air Force but no
comment has been released as
yet about the cameras actual
luSe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-14

every Daiquri you make extra zing.
And every drop must be aged in oak. Puerto Rican
law requires it. So check the bottle for those proud
words-Puerto Rican Rum.
FREE! For 2O-page, full-color Rum Recipe Booklet,
write: RUNS of Puerto Rico Dept W-6, 666 Fifth
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Evening star., 1961-12-03
TV MAILBAG

This is your chance to sound oft
and TV Critic Bernie Harrison
aDiH do his best to GnSiOer QueS-
tions. Please keep letters brief.
Pen names DiH be used if desired.
Your TV Magazine Mailbag seems
to have quite few unhappy viewers.
In my small neighborhood. there are
at least % Hazel fans.
And please keep The Roaring
Twenties on.
We also enjoy the two big DR..
series. DR.. Benz Casey, DR.. Kildare.
Also Dave Brinkley's show.
Mrs. c., Alexandria
Better postcard ABC-TV (Ne1D
York City pronto about The Roar
ing TUentieS. The S1to1o Is scheduled
to 90 Oft. (The others you'De men
toned are doing tineJ
Evening star., 1961-12-03
Viewers Defend
Their FuVorifes

A Time for Fun
Recently there have been many
letters to you complaining about the
absurdities on TV, the most COM
planned about being Hazel. The Hath
aways, Father of the Bride and The
Joey Bishop Show. Well. can
honestly say that think any stu
alton comedy ON TV today gets
pretty silly from time to time. I.
for one, after I've spent day hear
ing the news on the air and reading
the paper and entertaining my. g.
year old, appreciate a little senseless
fun.
Some of these shows are on at
time when my 3-year-old is up and
on the prowl. I would 100 times
prefer that she see The Hathaways
than to see about a half dozen peo-
pie murdered in "cold blood" No,
I'm not afraid that she will become
a Juvenile delinquent" from view
ing violence. I'm afraid she'll have
something as simple as Nightmares
and become quite upset.
If you don't like the silly shows
Just turn the blasted one-eyed mon
ster off for a while like The
Untouchables and others, also, but
I love them generously sprinkled
with good. clean, Senseless fun.
Mrs. A. L. M.
Mrs. M. makes some good points
but raises another: What of the
groWing. impreSSionGble child's con-
cepts and vGlues, as conditioned by
diet of fun sIo10s? Are they
harmless?
Evening star., 1961-08-25
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Fans Want to Know
About Stars Clothes

tive as some of the stars for
whom she designs clothes on
and-off the screen.
A great many of her de-
sign characteristics are the
natural result of almost 20
years of exposure to film
work.
Clothes have to move we'll
and be beautiful from every
angle, she says. She has
also experimental with color
to a degree almost unsur-
passed by others in her field.
Chiffon is one of her fabric
loves and a definite signature
of hers. The many -layered
gown that may blend from 4
to "a different shades of
chiffon is clearly labeled
Helen Rose"
She has attempted to fuse
the best elements of an eye
catching movie star" quality
plus variability. in designing
for chic women throughout
the land.
Helen Rose is a woman
who feels fashion, first and
foremost, should be a lovely
experience for all involved.
Working with the finest
fabrics available, is an in
Evening star., 1961-08-25

spiration to a designer to
create something beautiful.
For the woman who selects
the dress there is the joy of
knowing it typifies her taste,
and will flatter her. The be-
holders of fashion should
also find a woman a delight
to see.-
Il believe in beauty" says
Helen Rose, whether she is
designing for filmdom's love-
liest, or for American women,
by whom she would like to be
considered "a good fashion
friend" with their interests
at heart.
Two new MGM stars Bri-
gid Bazlen and Paula Prem
tiss have a chance in the film
Honeymoon Machine" cur
rently playing in Washing
ton, to realize just how much
glamor Helen Rose can pack
into a design. Discussing a
natural silk dress Paula
Prentiss wears in the film,
Helen Rose says, its an any,
time-anywhere dress with an
easy full skirt, and the self
belt is tied with a brilliant
chiffon SASH"
Shes already gotten scads
Of mail regarding it. Most ask
Where can 1 get a dress like
the one I saw in the picture?"
Evening star., 1961-08-25
By ELEM
Star Fashion Editor

you've no idea the mail
that streams in regarding
clothes stars wear on the
screen" Helen Rose has told
us.
For the past five years
MGM's chief designer, win
ner of every screen designing
award in existence, has been
doing double-duty.
She is also designing a
collection of ready-to-wear
available to fine stores
througout the nation. In
Washington, julius Garfinc-
kel & Co. carries Helen Rose
designs.
Il finally succumbed to the
many women who kept ask
ing me why they couldn't
find clothes similar to the
glamorous ones designed for
Grace Kelly, Lauren Bacall,
Elizabeth Taylor and Others"
Helen explained,
The busy pace leads her to
say, Sometimes I don't know
where I am"
The petite, dark haired
Helen, is every bit as attrac-