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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-11
THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. c., February ~, 1862
Security Storage Net
up Sharply in Year
AS Volume Improves
BY DONALD b. HADLEY
Star Financial Editor

Security Storage Co. had per cent increase in net
Income before taxes in 1861 while aertax profit increased 80
per cent announced yesterday in the annual report from
President Philip Larner Gore.
Net income from operations toaled $172927 or 81 81
share, compared with $148093 $155 share 1850 the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-11
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We take pleasure in announcing
The Grand Opening of our fifth location, the
Pentagon City Office at the River House, I'LL
Army-Navy Drive, Noon Thursday, February
Is, 1862.
The new Pentagon City Office offers those
same banking services which have made the
Arlington Trust Company one of northern
Virginia's most popular banking institutions.
Available services will include checking and
savings accounts, loans of all types, U. S. Gov
eminent Bonds issued and cashed, sale of
travellers checks, bank money ORDERS and other
services.
Pentagon City Office banking hours will be
Noon to 600 pm. Monday through Thursday;
Noon to ZOO Fridays; and, 900 am. to Noon
on Saturdays.
The Pentagon City Office, together with our
four other Offices, is pledged to better serve the
banking needs of northern Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-11

Willard Stabler Of Woodward
& Lothrop. Jack Rosenthal Of
Lansburgh's and John Slade Of
the Hecht Co. Mr.. Stabler will
serve also as moderator.
Evening star., 1962-01-21

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sfss 80
Evening star., 1962-10-04
Clam Casserole

From the canned foods
shelf, quick and easy, comes
clam casserole. Combine "a
can potato sticks with " cup
liquid drained from a can
CIV ounce minced clans, add
drained clans, can con-
densed cream Of vegetable
soup, 2 tablespoons melted
butter and 2 tablespoons
diced pimiento. Put in q
casserole and sprinkle with
reserved potato sticks. Bake
In q moderate oven until
heated through. Makes four
servings.
Evening star., 1962-10-04
Cooler Days
Call for
Robust Meals

In<falI months the problem
Of the homemaker isn't to
find4food to tempt indiffer-
ent eaters but.rather to serve
good, substantial fare to sat-
isfy her hungry brood.
Better Meals Build Better
Families" for good food
plays q vital part In keeping
each member In the best Of
health.
For Q hearty main dish
fun of health-g giving food
elements, individual lamb
pies are suggested.
individual Lamb Pies
2 pounds bonelesS lamb for
stew g..
Z tablespoons flour
2 tablespoons lard
2acups diced potatoes
/ cup peas 80
10 or IL tiny onions
Salt and pepper
- Water ~s.-...4-4.-.i.
Biscuit. dough
Have lamb breast or
shoulder cut into "a to l.
inch pieces. 'Dredge, in flour
and brown well In lard.
Place Drowned lamb; diced
potatoes, peas and onions
In in dividual casserole
dishes. Season. Rinse pan In
which lamb was Drowned
with hot water and pour
over pies. Cover and cook
in a slow oven (300 degree
Fly until lamb and vegeta-
bles are done, about / hour.
Fifteen minutes before
serving, place baking powder
biscuit rounds on top Of
meat and vegetables and
bake. In o hot oven (425 de-
gree .F.) for IL to. is. min
utes, or until !. biscuits are
Drowned. Yield: six servings.
Evening star., 1962-10-04

i. f SUNDAY
Roast Turkey Sweet Potatoes
Euttered Corn Tomato BrotlerS Green. Salad
Chocolate SundGe
Tomato BrOiIers
Nncup salad dressing tomatoes cut In half
u CUP shredded Parmesan slices white bread crusts
cheese trimmed and toasted
Combine salad dressing and cheese; mix well. Top
each tomato half with dressing mixture and bro 10 min
utes until bubbly and slightly brown Eight servings
@ MONDAY I'll
Meat Loaf, Southern Style, Mashed Potatoes
.<f Green Beans Acorn Squash
Apple Crisp la. A~s"
Meat Loaf, Southern Style Ue
2 pounds ground beef G6 ounces)
1 cup crushed seed tomatoes
crackers q eggs, beaten
u cup chopped onion, Ia teaspoons salt ,
u cup chopped green teaspoon pepper
pepper = AL .fs-s+s "a teaspoon Dash H. 6
Combine ground beef, cracker crumbs onion, green
pepper tomatoes, eggs SALT pepper and BASIL MIX thor
oughy. Packmixtre into 9x5-inch loaf PAN Bake ina
E. TUESDAY e
LettoUer4 Turkey ScdUoped Potatoes .s%5
Broccoli Cranberry; ;Asptc
Old Fashioned Rice Pudding r-s,r 80
t# Cranberry Aspic -
~ CUPS cranberry Juice V teaspoon ground Glove
cocktail IA cup apricot nectar
/ package orange gelatin
Heat cup cranberry juice cocktail to boiling point.
add orange gelatin and ground Glove and dissolve Stir
in remaining cup cranberry cocktail and the apricot
nectar lightly oiled individual mods and chill
until firm Four to six servings. aT.<.s
Evening star., 1962-10-04
WHATS. COOKING
s9aSS Meringue Tops
d4a1 Orange Pudding
sss

jsy, f4- FRIDAY
Shrimp Oriental Potato Sticks
YelIo,u Squash Cabbage SIGw
sv4 Persian Melon
Shrimp Oriental
1tpound package traw, cup flour
de-vened shrimp Ia teaspoons salt
cup lemon juice
Thaw shrimp. Pour lemon juice over shrimp and let
stand 10 minutes. Cut shrimp almost through engthwse
and spread open. Place flour in bag. Add shrimp and
shake we'll Combine egg and salt Dip each shrimp In
egg Place shrimp in heavy frying pan which contains
about h inch fat hot but not smoking Fry ct moderate
heat. When shrimp brown one side, turn care
fully and brown the other side Cooking time approxi-
mately minutes Drain absorbent paper Serves six.
). Lamb Stew NTH Vegetables French Bread
RdtD Spinach Salad Orange Mertngue Pudding
Orange Meringue Pudding
"a clIp grenadne sirup A teaspoon cream Of
oranges, peeled, cut into tartar ,,s
bite-size pieces tablespoons sugar 9
Il (3A ounces) package 2 tablespoons TAXED
vanilla pudding mix coconut
2 egg whites
Stir grenadine through orange pieces let stand an
hour Prepare vanilla pudding according to directions Four
into individual csard cups. Spoon orange pieces ana
grenadne each pudding Prepare merngue by beating
egg whites until frothy. Add cream Of tartar continue
beating until soft peaks form Add sugar gradually beat
ing until egg whites stiff Spoon merngue over pud-
dings Sprinkle with coconut Bake at $50 degrees to
minutes until lightly Drowned Serve hot or cold Eight
Evening star., 1962-10-04
One-Dish /
Meal Is ~
Tinne Saver

Cloves-spiked canned cling
peach halves, golden brown
chicken and rice baked IN .
spicy sauce provide an exotic
blend. Of flavors for golden
peach chicken.
Much credit for such "one-
dish meals" as this one must
go to cooks Of the Middle
East. The knack Of combin-
ing Just the proper ingredi-
ents '.in one pot" so to speak.
has long made foods Of that
area highly distinctive.
However. today's American
homsmaker can create dishes
with short cuts never
dreamed possible by the an
cient gourmets. Truly versa
tile time-savers. for instance.
are plump cling peach halves
in q can, always ready to be
used, and the delightful
peach sirup that adds flavor
and character to many
recipes.
Baking golden peach chick
en- in one dish insures tangy
flavor results and, almost as
important, eliminates' last
minute scurrying In the
kitchen. Once It's in the
oven, there's plenty Of time
to toss q green salad, heat
rolls and assemble q dessert
of fresh fruit and cheese to
complete the menu.
Golden Peach Chicken
lean Il pound, IS ounceO
cling peach halves
Whole cloves
"a cup flour
/ teaspoon paprika
az teaspoons salt
2 broiler-fryers (21z toS
pounds each) quartered
VI cup shortening
/ tablespoon coarsely grated
orange rind
" cup orange juice
lA cups chicken broth
"a teaspoon ginger
Va teaspoon cinnamon
2 cups precooked rice
/ tablespoon instant minced
onion
Drain peach halves, saving
u cup sirup. Spike each
peach with sever al cloves.
Combine flour. paprika and
/ teaspoon salt IN paper bag.
Add chicken, one piece at o
time, and shake to coat even%
ly. Melt shortening In . large
heavy skillet. Add chicken
and brown. Combine in .
saucepan peach sirup. orange
rind and Juice, broth. ginger,
cinnamon and n teaspoon
salt; simmer. When chicken
is golden brown, remove from
skillet. Add rice and / tea
spoon. salt to. pan drippings
in skillet. Stir over medi-
um heat until rice Is coated
with fat. Spoon into large
baking dish. Stir onion into
peach sfrup mixture and
pour over rice; rranS .
chicken and peaches on. top
Cover tightly. Bake in $50
degree (rnoderate) oven S5 ia
20 minutes. Makes SIX tc
eight servings.
Evening star., 1962-10-04

ZestfuIIy seasoned with onion and cheese.
WEDNESDAY "''H
Chill Con CGrne Onion, StDtFLS
Mired Garden Salad Banana Cream Pie
Onion SwirIs
2 TABLESPOONS instant tablespoons melted
minced onion butter
a ems biscuit mix =, 1 cup shredded cheddar
- Add onion to biscuit mix and prepare dough pack
butter and sprinkle with cheese Roll for Jelly roll;
pinch tight Cut into Is Qinch slices; arrange cut
sides I'D in creased 8nch round Bake in 425degree
oven to Is minutes until lightly Drowned. 1nVert and
serve hot. Makes Is swrs ' -
THURSDAY
= Pork and Apple Casserole
y Lima Beans Kae
= Deutps Food Cake Coffee
:. Pork and Apple Casserole
Il tablespoon melted butter onions, sliced thin
a pork chops Salt and pepper to taste
Il teaspoon salt potatoes. peeled, sliced
"a teaspoon pepper thin E
"a tablespoons flour tablespoon flour
q apples peeled, cored, tablespoons flour
sliced cup hot water
In deep dish CO inch), put the tablespoon a
melted butter Season the chops with salt and pepper
dredse with flour Place in the Spread apples over
the chops onions the apples Season to taste Spread
the sced potatoes the top season. sprinkle with flour
with butter Pour in the hot water Cover; bake
at $50 degrees until the potatoes are tender about hour
By"vp
Evening star., 1962-05-07

Don't let maddenins itch keep you
awake nights. Calamatum'se new
formula has the surprising ability to
quickly stop itch, prevent spreading
and aid healing amazingly. Most i'm
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on the job day and night.
In case after case, users report mo
more itching embarrassment in pub
lie" "No more scratching, puffiness
and ugly bleeding akin. Now | sleep
niehts". Even stubborn itching usually
responds In seconds.
The secret is Calamatum's unique
new formula, which combines six anti
itch medications prescribed by doctors.
No odor. No unsishtly grease. Instead
(D this neutral-colored medication
combines q powerful anesthetic. re-
lieves itching sensations In seconds,
Evening star., 1962-05-07
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Better Than CaIamine Lotion
For Any Kind of Itch
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Aid heoinsl Give Iong-lostine reIlstl

az a medical anti-hlstanilne eombats
the production Of Skin poisons the
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(3) an astrineent drying agent dries up
weeping" Of skin, soothes irritations,
aids healing fast. Calamatum gives
day and night relieC-formS its own
fiesh-colored bandaee that wont rub
of until you wash Il of. No taking.
no grease se--wont stain clothing Or
bedclothes.
And Calamatuin guarantees relief
Of itch due to allergy, eczema,
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Just return unused portion to Isodine.
Even Il other products have failed,
try Calansatum today. Available now
At all drug counters.
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Evening star., 1962-05-07

you hove read or heard to the effect thot nothing
will save hair" a r
80 Z @sssraskr :.
Now for the first time the Hydro StinuIont For
rnuIo can solve your hair problems. Forget about.
those "toIes" obout the impossibiIity Of growing
hair, and do something obout IT, Further details
ore impossible in this short space. further evidence
and any other assurances you may desire are
available on request.
Don't guess about your hoir onother minute
come in today for free hair examination. before
too much donoee Is done. II you follow the male.
boIdness pattern, you will be so odvised 0t your.
original exominotion Separate treotment foeiE
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Evening star., 1962-05-07
SOUTH
oAK542
&AJ6S
.UPaSS
By ALFRED SHERWOOD

Opening lead: Ten Of clubs.
Declarer took the first trick
in dummy with the queen Of
clubs and sat up to attention
when East dropped the seven
Of clubs. For fear Of q club
ruff South decided not to try
q trump finesSe.
Concentrating on the ruff
ing threat South Immediately
led a trump to the ace and fol-
lowed with the king Of trumps,
Enter the snakel The AL
trump break revealed itself as
the real danger.
Moves Too Late
South moved too late in the
fright direction, leading q club
to dummy's king to ruff q low
heart. Then he led his last
trump.
West stepped up with the
queen Of spades and led q third
club. South could take the ace
and Jack Of clubs, discarding
q heart and o diamond from
dummy, but he couldn't reach
dummy to draw Vests last
trump.
When South then led the ace
Of diamonds. West ruffed, de-
feating the slam.
Tenderhearted bridge play
ers may sympathize with
South. After all, the poor fellow
did notice the fall Of the seven
of clubs and did act sensibly
in drawing trumps quickly,
Shame on you, Sheinwold. for
scoffing at q player when he
makes q good play.
The hoarse snicker you now
hear Is not mine: 1t is Cruel
Fate. Translated from the orig
inal snickerese, 1t says: "Cut
out the beefing; play better u
The better play is available
ct the second trick. Instead oi
drawing trumps ct once ruff 6
low heart first. Then lead out
1.-THE ace, the king and o. Low
spade. West takes the queen o.
spades, but now you can reach
dummy with the king Of club
to draw Vests last trump. ThC
rest Is easy. &
Daily Question
You open with one diamond,
partner responds one spade
and 1t is now up 10 you again
holding:
AAK74 o. oAK642 %AJ63
What do you say?
Answer: Bid three clubs. The
jump in a new suit is forcing
to game. You intend to raise
spades vigorously next, show
ing your distribution as well
as your strength.
Copyright. 1862. Gen. Features corp.)
Evening star., 1962-05-07
How TO Use Water To =.
END YOUR
CONSTIPATION WORRIES

Here's how to get to the basic
root Of your constipation prob
lem. Bring enough moisture to
your lower colon every day. As
soon as food wastes are nor
malIy moisteneG, they will
move" as they should and you
will enjoy daily elimination.
So do this to end your consti-
patton worries. Take SERUTAN
every day with plenty of water.
SERUTAN IS a pure vegetable gel
which carries twenty times its
weight in water to your lower
Evening star., 1962-05-07

digestive tract where Il Is needed
to promote more normal Sseu-
larity.
SERUTAN provides the proper
moisture, bulk and periStal6c
action to help keep you regular.
This is utterly different. from
chemical laxatives which cause
diarrhea and may dry you out.
Get SERUTAN today. Use it
faithfully as directed for at least
one week. You must enjoy daily
regularity or your money back
from the maker.
Don't Soy Drug Store
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Evening star., 1962-05-07
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been discouraged by what 3
Evening star., 1962-05-07
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The frontiersman., 1962-06-21
Legal Notice

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT, Land Office, Cor dova Building 9th and Cordova, An chorage. Alaska.
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 Notice is hereby given that William A Smith entryman of Wasilla, Alaska. together with his witnesses Harold VI. Stone of Spenard, Alaska and Gary A Olsen of Wasiila. Alaska has submitted final proof on his Homestead entry An chorage Serial Number 0475l9 for a tract of land described as
 Lots and 4. Et2SWl4 Section 31, Township IT North. Range ? West. Seward Meridian.
 containing 15964 acres, and it is now in the files of the Land Office, An forage, Alaska Any person, corpora tion, or association having or assertt1a any adverse interest in, or claim to. the tract of land or any part thereof sought. may file in the Anchorage Land Office. during the period of publication or within 90 days thereafter, under oath, an adverse claim setting forta the nature and extent thereof, and su adverse claimant shall. within six days after the filing of such adVer ? claim. begin action to quiet title in a court of competent jurisdiction ~It7i } Alaska. ana thereafter patent shall Es issued in conformity with the final de 5i1s of the court
 ALFRED P. SFEGFR
 Chief Lands Section Published June q, 28. July 5, l2 and 10 f962
The frontiersman., 1962-06-21
Consumer Prices Rise 0.20o To New : 5 S7ringi.me Nigh

The Consumer Price Index rose by 0.2 percent in April to a new Iioh (. 1852 percent of the l957-59 level. the U. s. La Dor Department s Bureau of Labor Statistics reported.
 Major factors in the advance were increa ses for fresh fruits and vegetables, used cars, gaso- line, movies, and medical care services. Prices were lower for poultry, eggs, fresh milk, fuel oil, and house furnishings. Since January 1862, the index has risen by 0.7 percent, led by higher prices for fresh fruits and vegetables, used cars, gaso- line, and women's and girls apparel. Over the past year, prices of consumer goods and services have advanced by 1.3 percent on the average.
 Average transportation prices showed their sharpest advance since October 1859, with an in crease of 12 percent in April. Used car prices were up by mere than 4 percent and gaso- line prices by nearly 3 percent. Substantial increases in transit fares also took place in a few cities.
 Average retail food prices in creased by 0.2 percent, chiefly because of higher prices for fresh fruits and vegetables, with smaller price advances also reported for meats and for restaurant meals, while prices of eggs, dairy products, and poultry moved lower.
 Average prices for apparel, housing, and other goods and services were unchanged in April, reflecting the effect of generally small. offsetting price movements. Early special sales price reductions on some items of Womens 5 outerwear were offset by higher prices of new spring cotton dresses and blouses and small advances fo1 mems and boys clothing and footwear. The seasonal reduc- tions for womens 5 and girls ap- parel which occurred in Apri were among the smallest in re- cent years.
The frontiersman., 1962-06-21
MARY ALASKA FARM YOUTHS ARE
 WORKING WITH 4-H DAIRY pR0JECTS

About B. Alaska farm youths are working with one CT more dairy animals m the All Dairy project supervised by the Co., operative Extension Service University of Alaska.
 The dairy program is open to boys and girls who have only a single heifer, or those who heIp with an established dairy herd The youngsters not only learn how to care for the animals but also how to put into prac- tice on their own farms proven scientific methods of feeding milking, breeding and market ing recommended by dairy specialists.
 Showing and judging cattle are part of the dairy program, too, and offer opportunities for club members to acquire use ful knowledge of the show ring.
The frontiersman., 1962-06-21
Double valuo in iiur'an and Natural
 Resources Expacted From h3W Program

State prisoner rehabilitation will be the foremost am of a neW joint venture of the DiVi- sion of Youth and Adult Auth or ty of the Department of Health and Welfare and the Forestry Parks and Recreation hranch of the Department of Natural Resources Lands di- vision. Announcement of the plan was made by YAA Direc- tor Charles w. Pfeiffer and State Forester A. Earl Plourde.
 According to Plourde and Pteltter, greatest aspect of the total combined program will come upon the establishment by the YAA of an Adult Con- servatlon Camp in the Buffalo mine area near Palmer. Plans call for development of the camp this coming summer and for its care eventually of over 100 carefully selected and clas- sified prisoners. Prisoners are selected for these programs with the safety of the commun- ity in mind as the foremost fac tor, Pfeiffer stated.
 They said 1t calls for use on a voluntary basis of selected, screened prisoners in conserva- ton work on public lands. By combining certain program as pects,' , they said. the two state agencies can accomplish great savings to the taxpayer by ex- tending the value received from limited state funds. At the same time prisoner rehabilita- ton can be accomplished thr- ough the conservation work Instead of deteriorating within the jails or prisons these select ed prisoners are to work under constant supervision and con troI on outdoor projects.
 Projects can be undertaken,
The frontiersman., 1962-06-21
Musician.EyangeIist Will Conduct
 Baptist Services

Rev. Carlos Gruber, musi- eian-evangelist, will be con- ducting services at the First Baptist church. Palmer, this Friday and Saturday evenings at 7::30. He wlll also speak to the junior department of the Sunday school at 9:45 Sunday morning, and he will bring the Sunday morning and Sun day evening sermons at the usual hours.
 Mir. Gruber was born in Riga, Lativia. He later moved to Brazil and was active in jungle missions there. He became a citizen of the United States in 1948. He served as pastor of the Latvian Baptist church of New York City for six years. He studied violin with some outstanding teachers.
The frontiersman., 1962-06-21
Legal Notice

UNITED STATES DEPARTMFNT OF THE INTERIOR, BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, Land Office, Cordo- va Building. 9th and Cordova, Anch- oraFe. Alaska
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 Under the provisions of the Act of July 2, 1858, Sec. 6Cb}. (72 Stat 39-343( 7s amended, the State of Alaska. on December 13, 1860, filed an amendment to Anchorage 051456 for certain unsar- veyed public lands, part of which are described as follows:
 T. 2 N, R. w, SM
 All, Secs. T. 18. l9 and 20
 containing approximately 570. % acres One purpose of this notice is to allow all persons claiming the lands adversely 10 file in this office their objections to issuance of patent to the State Such persons must serve on the Director, Di- vision of Lands, Department of Natural Resources. State of Alaska, 344 Sixth Avenue, Anchorage, Alaska, copy of their objections and furnish evidence Of 7UH1 service to the Anchorage Land Office, Cordova Building. Sixth and Cordova. Anchorage. Alaska
 Notice is also given that the above described lands have, since March 2l, l960 been segregated from all applica- lions ana appropriations under the pub lie land laws including settlement under 70 homc~tead and similar laws and To- cations under the mining laws. Settle nents and locations initiated on or after hat date are null and void
 ALFRED P STEGER
 Chief Lands Section Published May 24. 31. June '. IA and 21 1862