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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17

IER sLoUSES. comp val 800 $50 10 in group 90
JUNIOR JAMAICA SHORT SETS, comp VAL 7ee-eee son
hAI EAR SPECIALS comp val. SIS to $50 many STYLES Ga
DAlIME EYELET DRESSES, misses hosizes req $50 s4o
0oA-'T UNIFORM, 2o9o off $9$l5 misses women's
7zo-sIz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-17

MEMS CASUAL SHOES comp value 9e5l2 broken sizes
SPORT CAPS comparable value $685. vacation driving ses
MEMS JEWELRY COMP value 5o25o cuff links tie clips 4se"
HANDKERCHIEFS, with initials COMP VAL SOC Ice
ELASTIC SPORT BELTS, with initial buckle
MEMS AND WoMENS LUGGAGE assorted group ony sizes
SPALDING GOLF BALLS reg 895 customer doz 4eo
SPALDING TENNIS BALLS Theoretically can of 1866
GOLF IRONS, some left hand and ladies' reg 4o5 Ills
GOLF WOODS from stock, left hand req 7o5 - 3ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21

Gouda from Holland (aIso
regular Gouda). and Port du
Salut in three varieties =.
domestic. French and Danish.
From Wales there's a light
colored cheese on the Eng
lish Cheshire type called
Caerphilly: Denmark is also
represented by its famous
blue along with Tybo, Tilsit,
Muenster and caraway.
We've never thought of Ire
land as a cheese country, but
from the Emerald Isle is one
appropriately called Barney.
with a sharp nutty flavor
similar to Swiss. There's
Swiss, of course, plus several
Norwegian cheeSes, and end
less domestic ones. Especially
popular is a hickory smoked
cheddar. Sticks Of this
cheese, wrapped in paStrami.
makes an excellent hors
d'oeuvre. Men are mad for it.
Proud as they are of their,
cheese assortment, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Sampson, the pro-
prietors. also boast of the
beef stick" they carry. The
beef stick is a smoked beef
summer sausage, not too
highly spiced and delicious in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21

Scott Paper Co. Called Cut
Rite. the wrap is easy to
handle, unrolls smoothly and
seals when you press 1t but
not before. The company
states the easy handling is
due to mo uncontrolled
static" Cut-Rite wrap is
available in 100-foot rolls.
Cheese, Imported and
Domestic
For months we've been try
ing to get out to the Hickory
Farms Shop in the Congress
Sional Shopping Plaza for a
cheese sampling. Last week
we finally made it, and it's
all people have been saying
a cheese lovers heaven.
Space won't allow listing al
the 126 varieties the shop
stocks nor did we at
tempt to sample that number.
Among the imports are
Crema Danica, a soft ripened
cheese made of paSteurized
milk from Denmark; a gen.
uine French Brie, Stilton
from England, Ricotta and
Romano from Italy, Black
Diamond cheddar from Can
ada. a wonderful smoked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21

offer other choices for week
end meals.
Crabmeat, rock, founder.
Boston mackerel, medium
shrimp and smeltS are the
best bets in the fish depart
ment.
It's New
Pasta fans will welcome the
new italian style spaghetti
sauce mix just coming on the
market. Tomato paste has
already been added to this
mix SO all the consumer has
to do is add a cup and a half
of water, stir. bring to a
boil and simmer gently for
10 minutes.
The package of mix con-
tainS Gin addition to the
tomato paste) dehydrated
cheese, sugar, salt. starch,
dehydrated onions and gar
lie, corn flour, herbs, spices
and monoSodiun glutamate.
Another product from the
Chef Boy-Ar-Dee kitchens,
the spaghetti sauce mix
makes IL cups sauce.
A new plastic wrap, made
with a special chemical proc
eSs, is being introduced by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21

as a favoring in soups, cas-
seroles. souffles, etc.
The instant cheese is made
much like other dry milk
products, scientists say.
Water is mixed with plain
cheese. then homogenized be-
fore going through a spray
drying process. ". p.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21

for a big year, too. with the
1862 estimates running as
high as 8 million crates, a
record breaker. Both canta-
loupeS and watermelons along
with bananas, lemons and
lines are weekend specials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21

last year, but Northeastern
orchards are thriving with
most of the States showing
an increase.
This week Georgia peaches
are listed as one Of the rec
commended fruit buys. Cali
fornia cantaloupes are headed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
Try This One

The dressing makes the
salad. Here's q new one for
you to try. Blend 9 can (10z
ounces condensed tomato
soup, / cup sour cream and
u teaspoon dried dill leaves:
chill. Serve over crisp salad
greens. Makes about 2 cups
dressing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
THE MARKET BASKET
4 Good Peach Crop
s VI Is Predicted

An excellent peach crop is on the way, accord
Service The yield is expected to be almost as large
as last years exceptionally heavy harvest of nearly
70 million bushels ForecaSterS say the crop in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
So Eusy

When frozen condensed
green pea with ham soup is
on your menu vary it by
adding along with a soup can
water, u teaspoon curry
powder. Heat slowly; stir
now and then. You'll like it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21

flavor. Good as is for hors
d'oeuvres, it's great with
scrambled eggs or diced and
added to a tossed salad. Mr..
Sampson recommends add
ing chunks Of it to baked
beans along with a teaspoon
of grated onion.
The shop carries a large
assortment Of honey E. some
60-odd varieties. There's
everything from honey
spreads, plain and with Gin
namon, to pure Irish honey,
sage, wildflower, heather,
etc.
More on Cheese
At the annual meeting of
the American Dairy Science
Association being held this
week at the University of
Maryland powdered cheddar
and blue cheeses will be
demonstrated.
Due on the market soon,
according to reports, to use
the homemaker will just add
water and stir to have an
instant sauce for potatoes au
gratin, Welsh rarebit, maca-
roni, etc. Or the cheese can
be used in its powdered form
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
Budget Savers

Budget Savers
Widely featured again this
week are the economical
young fryers, whole or cut up
as well as separate parts.
Take your choice: Breasts.
legs. wings, back, livers or
gizzards.
At meat counters veal and
beef are the headline items.
With the lookout season
looming, the charcoal chefs
should be able to find some
good buys among the beef
cuts being offered for the
week end. Best values are
finch rib roast, lean chuck
roastS and steaks, homeless or
bone-in shoulder roasts, and
rib steaks.
The sale on veal includes
such cuts as shoulder roasts
and chops, breast of veal for
stuffing, and homeless veal
roaStS.
Ham slices and canned hams
weighing around 3 pounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21

Among vegetables, yellow
squash, spring onions, rad
ishes, cucumbers, green beans
and dollhouse tomatoes are
the standouts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-21
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Sunshine Boot Load Cookie Sue!-Prees as Marked
Hudson Towels (Big "H"l 2 rolls 49,
Hudson Tobie Napkins -----2 pkgs. Of 20 ~
Hudson Dinner Damosk Napkins pkg. Of 40 49,
PTell Shampoo Concentrate tl2' Off 3-oz tube IT
Woodbury. Foeiol Soop, Buy 4, get FREE 6 bors a.
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The Adak sun., 1962-10-22
had from time to time.

had from time to time.
 We "a welcome a vii sit to OUT studios. As we can show you, most of our equip ment i s obsolete ;most of it is in poor condition from wear and tear over the past six years; many Of the companies which manufactured our equipment TO longer are in businesse Cur teclri- clans and programing rsonne1--tf1e few of them--Work lonG hours to keep AFRTS Adak on the air. They are SAs and ETNSNs-- not union engineers with six years' experience and expensive equip ipnent. Our live shows var-7: Miss Marien is excel1ent--nSt11dio Al had it's good and bad. But we tryo We do programs with two or three ine7-per- fenced people, part--time, that pro- fessional commercial stations usually produce with 20 people, full-time and very experienced.
 Now, for public taste: Adak has a varied population. The seilors don't like opera. The wives don't like sports. The older persons don't like kiddie shows and the agnostics resent religious programs. We regret We ca41-- not provide an alternate channel. AFPTS-LA provide us with a package of programs each week, which includes Q balanced selection of " shows geared for naval personne1--llot dependents. We try to arrange them in the order we think best. Notice our weekday evening schedule begins with kiodie shows, then information programs, then variety, then western or drama and finally late movie...a little bit for everybody. The sports shows are te1ecast on Wednesday nights and weekend afternoons, when most of the men can watch. Please recognize that if you don't like opera, perhaps the guy next to you doess He suffers through your sports show and doesn't
The Adak sun., 1962-10-22
o i l P a n t i n g.

The Information and Education Office will sponsor a course in Oil Painting beginning IT Nov. Classes will meet from OoOO to HOO Saturdays. Curriculum will cover color, drawing, oil tecaniques. Students will do at least one oil painting. Enrolment fee is $8, plus s. for supplies. Fee must be paid by 26 October so that snpplies can be ordered. Course. is open to naval per- sonnel and civil 1ians. Instructor is Mrs. Jeanette zurbrugg. Enroll at I RE Office. 375J.
The Adak sun., 1962-10-22
NE DON'T
 SHOW YOGI BEAR =. er74S1o
gripe.


 One of our missions, incidentally, is to provide international programs, such as "Accent," Presidential Press Conference" and "CBS Reportsn. We will continue to carry out our mis- sion.
 If you'd like to see our studios, discuss our programing or offer ,1ne constructive sugg estions, you can call the off er-In-charge at O25. We'll be glad to explain our problems. But p1ease don't chide us for not putting on Yogi Bear. We can't. Again, we can t choose our programs. Please remember: Te1evision 2,OOO miles from Seattle is privilege, not ri gll@oo This is the Depart tmert of De- fense, not NEG. And Channel s is trying to please you.
 Who knows? Next year, they may send us Yogi Bear!
 AFRTS
Milford chronicle., 1962-01-05

Production of feed grains n
1861 is down about II percent.
These reduced supplies of e
grains and greater livestock num-
bers will likely increase feed costs
Future feed costs, however, will
be influenced greatly by govern
ment programs.
Hay and seed prices are expect
ed to be higher in 1862.
Prices paid for feeder cattle and
calves were about two cents per
pound higher last fall than in 1860.
Beef cattle numbers will con-
tinue to increase. Prices for feeder
cattle and calves are expected to
average about two cents per pound
less in 1862.
Dairy replacement h e f e S
should cost about the same or
even less than in 1861. Baby chick
prices are expected to m a n
Milford chronicle., 1962-01-05
Rip Van Wrinkle
Couldn't Sleep with
Nagging Backache

Nowl You can get the fast relief you need
from nagging backache, headache and
muscular aches and pains that often cause
restless nights and miserable tired-out
feelings. When these discomforts come on
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output of the 15 miles of kidney tubes.
Enjoy a good nights sleep and the
same happy relief millions have for over
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Milford chronicle., 1962-01-05

tractors, can be used much more
than specialized machines such as
corn harvesters or hay balers.
2 Amount of overhead and op-
Grating cOst-Larger m c h n S
cost more so overhead costs are
greater. Operating costs also may
be more for large machines. But
the greater capacity of larger
machines may result in lower cost
per unit of work if the machine
is used to full advantage.
3. Opportunities for custom work
If farmer doesn't have enough
acreage to justify owning the ma
chine, then he might check the
possibilities of doing custom work
for his neighbors, or hiring Gus
tom service, or renting the ma
chine from a local dealer or neigh
bor Amy specialized rent may seem
high on an hourly basis but less
Milford chronicle., 1962-01-05
HANDLES ANCIENT
SCROLLS

LONDON (AP) ~ A 22-year-old
English actress is one of the few
people ever allowed to handle part
of the famed Dead Sea Scrolls
1t happened during filming of
one of 80 episodes of Journey of
a Lifetime" a British TV series in
which Anne Lawson plays the wife
of a U. n. irrigation expert The
young couple are depicted discov-
ering the Holy Land and visiting
various Biblical scenes in Israel
and Jordan.
The dried, brittle roll of parch-
ment, more than 1000 years old,
was placed in Miss LawsOn's hands
by Yusif Saad, director of the
Jordanian Archaeological Museum
near the city of Jordan.
Milford chronicle., 1962-01-05

steady for commercial laying pur-
poses, and increase for broiler
purposes.
Fertilizer sales for 1861 were
about the same as in 1860, but
prices advanced one percent. This
pattern will probably repeat itself
in 1862 Fertilizer sales will be af-
fected, of course, by government
programs.
Following a trend of n t
years, sales of farm machinery
and building supplies should in
crease during the coming year.
Prices for farm land went up
six percent in Delaware between
July, 1860, and June, 1861, as COM
pared with only two percent for
the nation. The demand and price
trend is expected to continue
through the early 1960's.
Milford chronicle., 1962-01-05
Buy Or Rent Your
Farm Equipment

Should l buy new piece of
equipment or hire the job done
This is a question Sussex county
farmers are asking more often as
they look for ways to cut labor
costs, says County Agent VIM. H.
Henderson.
There is no simple yes or no
answer Many farmers are a l.
ready cover mechanical" VIII / e
some still cling to back-breaking
out-dated methods that require
small cash outlays for equipment
but a large amount of labor.
In buying new farm equipment,
consider these five things:
l. Type of equipment involved
General utility machines such as
Milford chronicle., 1962-01-05

than owning the machine if it is
used only a few days each year.
4. Timeliness-Income may b e
gained by getting the job done at
the right time. Owning the equip
ment may be one way of getting
the job done on time.
;. Capital requirements and
d i arrangement-Purchasing
new machinery, therefore, take in
to consideration the cost of credit
and the type of repayment plan
available. Also, will the none
borrowed for buying the machine
yield more return than if used for
some other purpose on the farm.
Milford chronicle., 1962-01-05
1862 Farm Outlook
by
w. L. McAllister
Farm Management Specialist
University Of Delaware

Unlike tn e many TV COM
mercials there is no quick relief
for the farmers production cost
headache" during 1862.
The ever-increasing farm pro-
ductiOn costs will reach a record
level this year.
Feed prices for the last three
quarters Of 1861 were up two per-.
cent over the previous year. There
will be about eight percent less
feed available in 1862. The excep-
tion to this is protein supplement
which should be more plentiful
and a little lower in price.
Milford chronicle., 1962-01-05

A ground hog seldom ventures
far from home. On sensing an
enemy he whistles warning.
chatters his teeth and quickly dis
appears under the sod.
Evening star., 1962-05-09
Church Ends
Formosan Aid

NEW YORK, May 8 (AP)-
Church World Service, the
overseas relief agency Of the
National Council Of Churches,
plans gradual discontinuance
Of its mass distribution Of food
most Of It United States Gov
ernment surplus-to families
on the Nationalist Chinese
island Of Formosa.
Black marketing Is q factor
in the decision.
The family feeding program
discontinuance win extend over
the next IL months. In its
place, the relief agency will
inaugurate Q program Of tech
nical assistance and other self
help projects.
Hugh D. Farley, executive
director Of the service, said at
q news conference yesterday
that the current basis for
direct food distribution is a
ration card system under which
local governments furnish lists
Of recipients. The United
States Government and church
agencies approve the lists.
The complexity Of this
system" Mr.. Farley said, "has
imposed an administrative bur-
den on the TaIwan CFormosa)
churches and their relief chan
nels and makes it difficult to
insure equitability and free
dom from possible abuses in
the general family feeding pro-
gram"
Mr.. Farley said the service
has urged the Nationalist Chi
nese government of General
isSimo Chiany Kai-shek to
enact stringent laws to correct
black market abuses in the
sale Of food. He said the ex-
iStence Of this Illegal outlet
was one Of the factors In the
decision Of his agency to dis
continue its direct feeding pro-
gram.
The decision resulted from
q survey conducted in January
by the National Council Of
Churches, which represents the
Nations major Protestant and
Eastern Orthodox denomina-
tions.
Evening star., 1962-05-09
London's Trolley
Buses Surrender
To Diesel Lines

LONDON. May 0 (AP).-
After 81 years Of silent service,
London's fleet Of trolley buses
finally reached the end Of the
line last night.
Out for the last time were
100 trolley buses, operating on
seven routes across the capital.
They were the sole survivors Of
a feet Of more than 1,700.
The all-electric trolleys,
whizzing along beneath over
head wires, were expensive to
run and difficult to operate In
congested city streets.
The trolleys are being re-
placed on all London routes by
Diesel buses.
Evening star., 1962-05-09

eral presented at the AIAf
annual meeting
Mr.. saarinen died last Sep
tember. he designed such build
ings as the Dulles InternationaI
Airport near Washington; the
General Motors Technical Cen
ter IN Warren. Mich, and The
campus for Concordia Senior
J College in Fort Wayne. Ind.
Evening star., 1962-05-09
Architects Honor
Dulles Designer

DALLAS. Tex. May 8 AP)'
- The American Institute OF
Architects highest award. the
Gold Medal. went posthumously
TO Zero Saarinen Of Bloomfield
Hills, Mich, yesterday.
The awards were among sew
Evening star., 1962-05-09

These reproductions you'll with pride Eoeh carefully
copied In oils eonvos then froed handsome gallery type
oms with It's bross pote For starting oddino your
collection choose from q subjects mode famous by such
Van Gooh Rembrandt Renor, Monet Vemeer and Deons
WGL-Pctures and Washington Chevy Chose, ff.g.
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Evening star., 1962-05-09
PRoVEN PERFoRAaANcE:

While Mighty Mix Is new, Il
has been tested for 5 years By
hundreds Of painting eontrae-
tors in residential, commercial,
industrial uses. Not one failure
reported when used as directed
Evening star., 1962-05-09

Test shows c.
m0nt block fin
lsh0dwith Mighty
Mix and lat0x
paint Air pFea-
suFeeqUalto col.
umnoiWatsFt2h
high has been
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block MlehNMl
zeal, 90 alright,
holds pressure
indefinitely.
Evening star., 1962-05-09
KARASTAN MAKES AN ART OF DESIGN
AND COLOR IN AREA, ACCENT RUGS

Koroson design high In three dramatic
rugs any Of which underscores your settings with individuality
American poWer-oomed with choice wool pile From left:
Amarapura with Bunnese-nspred fono and eroes three
densIonol pooodo medallion design rising high from ground
with the look Of oey eIewor II rich eolor 5x5 1928, 4x6.
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complete palette combinations 2lox5 $685. 44x. 60SS;
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TEMPO Cooniale0 reflects the rich Spanish influence of Americas
early Southwest In tWo-dmensionnI motif Of thick loops II
sparkling eoors 55 800; 4s6, 1905 6xe, 1000; sx2.
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Evening star., 1962-05-09
Only new Mighty Mix
guarantees a dry basement
tor 5 years SS5 %sn:S sS"5 S.sGo

Because new Mighty Mix has
proven 90 efTective In pre-
ventingmoisturs seepageit's
the only product Of its Kind
with . S-year guarantee.
WHAT MIGHTY MIX 10:
A bonding primer for all ma
sonry surfaces, provides water
proof seal when covered with
finish coat Of approved latex
paint".
HOW MIGHTY NIX WORKS:
Apply to dry masonry surface.
After drying "a hours, cover
with latex finish coat. As coat
dries, It penetrates into Mighty
Mix primer and two coats crys-
tallize together, forming per-
manent, waterproof seal.
Becomes more waterproof each
time exposed to moisturel This
Increasing protection contrasts
with competing products that
deteriorate with each exposure
to water!
NO SPECIAL PREPARATION:
No prewetting required. Un-
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blast paint film, even chalking,
If surface Is firm. No need 70
"V-groove" floor-wall joints,
tapping Of joint is sufficient.
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Anyone can apply. No special
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Three simple steps: 1. Brush
loose material from surface. 2.
Mix primer with water, stir.
Apply. g., After 24-hour dry,
reeoat with approved latex.
Evening star., 1962-05-09
WHERE TO UsE:

WHERE 70 USE:
Above or below ground, inside:
painted or unpainted concrets
or block, stueco, plaster, brick,
stone. Outside: Above ground.
ADDED BENEFITS:
Use new color on basement
walls -. same tasteful decora.
ting as upstairs.
c0sTs:.
Average basement can be
waterproofed for $50 (S4O "a
ft), plus cost Of latex finish coat.
FIVE YEAR GUARANTEE:
Mighty Mix guarantees dry
basement for 5 years when
instructions followed, or
money back in proportion
to length Of service.
Gallon --------$6.95
VI Gallon n---S2,15
Evening star., 1962-09-28
BPW Plans
Foshion Show

The Business and Profess
sional Women's Guild of the
National Presbyteria n
Church will sponsor its an
nual benefit fashion show at
2 pm. tomorrow in the
church hall. Fashions will be
by Jelleff's.
Evening star., 1962-09-28
Spanish
General
Visits

The visiting chief of the
Atlantic Air Region of the
Spanish Air Force, 1t. Gen.
Francisco Fernandez Long
oria Gonzales. was honored
yesterday at a reception by
1t. Gen. Dean Strother, the
deputy Chief Of Operations Of
the United States Air Force,
and Miss Strother.
The reception, held from
7 to 9 pm. in the Officers
Club of the Boiling Air Force
Base, was attended by about
100 guests from the Air
Force. and the Departments
Of State and Defense.
General Longoria is in this
country as a guest Of the Air
Force. He arrived on Septem-
Der is and so far he and his
party Of four other generals
have toured air bases across
the country.
The places he has visited in
clude the Air Force Academy
in Colorado Springs.
General Longoria, who flew
into Washington yesterday,
will be here until Saturday.
His first engagement of the
day was a luncheon given
by Ambassador Antonio Gar
Evening star., 1962-09-28

rigues Of Spain in honor Of
the Air Chief of Staff Gen.
Curtis E. LeMay.
About IS guests attended
the stag function. held at the
embassy, including Mai. Gen.
Oliver X. Mess, the. Surgeon
General Of the Air Force.
Evening star., 1962-09-28
Horse Show
Choirnnen
ToBe Feted

Committee chairmen Off
GERS Of the 1862 Washington
International Horse Show
win be guests at a cocktail
party tonig ht from 6 to 8
pm. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward D. Sacks Of
Westmoreland Hills, Md.
Mrs. Sacks is chairman of
the Ribbons Committee for
the show. to be held at the
d. c. National Guard Armory
October 1923.