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SMITH. MERTA CLARA. On Thurs

day. November s, i96a, MERTA
CLARA sbs SMITH I. ir1ives Of S4SS 90 18th istst St
Mrs. Anna Carter; a brother, James
Lpdwick; a niece and nephew, Mr.
and Mrs. Edmund L. Carter; neph.
ews, Harry and jerome French
and niece. Sister Gerardine
FRIENDS may call at the s. H Hines
NV. (parking facilitiesl. Prayers
at the above funeral home on Satur.
day. November 10. at 1890 am.
thence to st. Pauls Catholic Church
18th and v SITS. NV, where the
offered at ii am. for. the repose Of
her soul. Interment- Gate of Heaven
Cemetery. buffalo, N. Y, paper;
DlpaSp cOnV }
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LUCAS: DEACoN JAMES F; In mem-
JAMES F. LUCAS, who passed away
seven years ago today, November g,
When am alone I like to stray
Along the road to yesterday;
To live again in memory
The happy days that used to be.
hear you laugh and see you smile,
I talk with you q little while;
! love to linger on the way
That leads me back to yesterday,
YOUR LOVING WIFE. HATTIE
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Dratha

GEORGE. M. on wednes-
fas ton ssTdens Hsgh a. ksnsns kksnsns
ton, Md, GEORGE M, GRIMsLEY
Of 1881 North Goth st., Arlington
Va, beloved husband of Mona A
Grtmsley and father of George w
Grimsley of Silver Spring. Nd
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington,
Va, after 3 pm. Thursday, Novem-
Der 8, where funeral services will
be held on Saturday, November 10,
Cemetery. 8
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JACKSON. ANNIE. Officers and mem
bers OF the Catholic Beneficial So
ciety are notified OF the death Of
Sister ANNIE JACKSON Of IBIS L
st. NV, Funeral on Saturday, No
yember 10, 1862, at 10 am, from
Rosary tonight at S:30s pm, at the
John T. Rhines Co. Fipersl Home
3Ol5 18th, St; ne.
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MRS. MARY E. ASTON secy.

PRATER, MARTHA M. On Thursday,
November s, 1862, MARTHA M
PRATER Of. 1893 Longfellow st. NV.
beloved wife of William A. Prater
and sister OF Walter Brown. Also
surviving are a niece, Mrs. Char
lotte Speight; great-niece, Mrs.
Mary Tate Carpenter, and other
relatives and many friends. After
pm. Friday, November y, friends
are invited to call at the MCGUIRE
Funeral Home, 1920 9th st. NV,
where services will be held at 10
am. Saturday. November 10. In
terment private. 8
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November I. 1852, In HOLLYWOOD
Calf; brother OF Welby Gooding Of
Kenslngton, Nd. and MarSars,t
be held at 10 am, Saturday, No.
iSOi Northwestern ave, Hollywood,
Calf. 1nterment Holy Cross ceme-
tery.
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JOHNSON. FREDERICK CARTER or

Eriday, November 0, 1862, FRED
ERICK CARTER JOHNSON of 1889
Sd st. NV. Notice of funeral later,
ARRANGEMENTS hY Era zier
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POSEY, BERTHA M. All members of
the B. M. Posey Biblical Group are
requested to be present at the fu-
neral OF Sister BERTHA M. POSEY,
the president and founder, on Satur-
noon, from the Third Baptist Church,
9th and Que SITS NV Wear black.
MRS. MAGGIE WILLIAMS,
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FISHER, LEILA GERTRUDE. On
Thursday. November 8, 1862. at
Monocacy Hall Nursing Home. Fred
erlck, Md, LEILA GERTRUDE
FISHER Of PSoOlesyilie; a.Ss1 M6Y wife wife Of
Fisher. Mrs. Lana Fritz and Mrs
Cathryn Lowell, sister Of Mrs. Beulah
Hickman. Friends may cali at the
Hilton Funeral Home Barnesville.
Md. where services will be held on
SS,srmsyt SatnTasyt Noysmoer nn%ac w. az pm
peallsVille Nd
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LUCkETT, FANNIE. In loving mem
ory OF our dear mother, FANNIE
LUCkETT, who passed away thirty
I'VE years ago today, November 9,
1881.
Every day. dear Mother, in soma
small way,
memories OF you come our way;
Time and years roll too swiftly by,
But love and memories OF you can
never die.
HER LOVING CHILDREN AND
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DNohi W. ~-ps
SNYDER, FRANK L. on Thursday
November 3. 1862, FRANK L,
SNYDER Of 1925 Tslbert ST. s.e,
husband Of Lera M. Snyder, father
OF Elsie Patterson and Ora Brax-
ton, grandfather of Lera NJ. Penix,
Gloria E Root, Bobby Sprague, Jae-
queline Patterson and Brenda L..
lBrsxton. He also is survived by
in-lay. other relatives and many
at the william Spangier Funeral
Home, 524 Sth st. ne. from 3
pm. to 3 pm. Saturday, November
10 Funeral and interment on Sun
day. November IL. in Rocky
STIyERS, ANNE ELIZABETH. On
Wednesday, November Z. 1862. at
pital, ANNE ELIZABETH STIVERS
Of 1924 South Goth ST., Arlington
Va, beloved mother of Mrs. Jeanne
Mulloy. Memorial services at Cedar
Hill Cemetery Saturday, November
10, at 10 am .
STEPHENSON, JOSEPH PEARSON. On
Wednesday, November Z. 1862, at
Georgetown University Hospital,
JOSEPH PEARSON STEPHENSON Of
George Eta Stephenson, nuih father Of
Mrs Katherine rearson fitzpatrick
and William Joseph Stephens, Al.
Friends may call at the Birch Fu-
neral Home. 3034 M ST. NV. after
3 pm. Friday, where services will
be held on Saturday at 1890 am,
lnterment Rock Greek Cemetery. 0
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LANCASTER, GUY E. A sacred triB-
ute to the memory of my beloved
husband, GUY. E. LANCASTER, who
entered eternal rest seventeen years
ago today, November 9. I945. ;,
Tonight is a night of remembrance
And many sad regrets,
night / shall always remember q.
When the rest of the world fnrreta
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DIRECTIONS: Out S. Capitol ST. to Southern ave-,
left on Southern "a mile to apis. or from Wheeler
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/ APIS UEFURRIsHEp-MD. APIS UHFURNIsHED-MD Al

CHILLUM TERRACE APTS.-Finer
type-garden apis, bedrms.. Sl25,
with 2 fun baths, S135. Incl. all
utils. Res. Mgr.. 500 Sheridan 81,
he. $4,000. PORETSKY g. SONS,
Evening star., 1962-03-18

NoCER KS" change of jobs unusually dramatic
one The decision to accept major change in his social
environment well reduced income produced many
anxious and unhappy moments before he and his wife sad
'Were glad we did it,
Many man, however, profit from Roger Ks
experience by taking analytical look at his job
'Not every job shift means reduction in status
escape from pressure Dr. Arthur A. Hitchcock, executive
Director of the American Personnel and Guidance Associa
ton, told "Lots of anxious accept more
responsibility shoulder risks and leader
ship 1t requires just much to step step
down." DR.. Hitchcocks at right will help you make
a decision and perhaps avoid bump.
Evening star., 1962-03-18
Midnight crisis for u wl,ife-cOtIar man

spend more time together. We go
camping at state park instead of
private vacation resort.
When my term on the school
board was ended, they didn't ask me to
run again. Donna heard one woman
tell another in the supermarket, "Who
wants grease monkey deciding what
our children should learn?"
WHAT'S ahead nOw9
But on the other hand, have time
to serve as Little League coach and
I've joined the volunteer fire depart.
ment. We play pinochle and drink beer.
don't think I'll spend the rest of
my life full-time in grease pit. Our
garage is opening sports-car division.
| think I'll be made manager. But
always want a job where l can get my
hands on an engine.
My wife and | aren't sorry made
the change, but we're still learning how
to live with it. Yesterday our older
daug ghter, Ellen, who is Is, had date
with boy she'd never gone out with
before. I'd seen him around. He owns
a rebuilt Jag. He drives it we'll. l
wanted to meet him. He eased the car
into the station. I went out to handle
the pumps. He didn't know who was.
He said, Fill it, please
said, ''Hi, Elem
She said, Hi" She didn't intro.
duce me.
One man 1 used to uOrk uih tells
me TIE betrayed the american dream,
uAich is to n,oUe On,Uurd and upuurd.
But think Ppe defended it. Isn't one
Of our greatest freedoms the right to do
the kind Of uOrk ue Want to?
Evening star., 1962-03-18

room and woke Donna up. shook her.
I'm getting out of the box bust.
ness," l told her. ''It's not for me. |
want to work with my hands. l want to
fix cars. Well have to take big cut in
income. We can't keep this house.
But promise I'll take care of you and
the kids. Is it okay?"
knew it was like saying, II want
all of us to hold hands and jump off the
Empire State Building. Do you mind?"
Donna blinked couple of times
and then burst into tears.
ri knew something was wrong"
she sobbed. ''But | thought it was
another woman!'
The owner of small, neighbor-
hood garage hired me. Most people
didn't believe had left my job volun-
tarily. They suspected l had been
fired. was accused by rumor of every.
thing from drug addiction to padding
expense accounts.
My mother wept. ''Your dead father
worked hard to send you to college,"
she cried. ''I'm glad he doesn't have to
see you in dirty overalls.'
Evening star., 1962-03-18

4. Money aside do find my work boring? Is there still
enough challenge? Am yawning, watching the clock?
2 A my prospect for advancement poor? What's the
seniority situation? Do higher jobs often open up? How
we'll qualified am for them?
Has job lost importance? Has automation
ganization caused shift in my job status?
Is really the job that's making diss0fsed? Or is
trouble elsewhere - at home, for instance?
S. Most vsuOrfGmf-is this really want 10
spend ".y life doire' Even though I'm using my skis and
educaon and making good salary, it consistent with the
pattern of living to which want commit myself?
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Selling the house

We sold our house and moved into
a small, rented cottage. The neighbor-
hood was quiet, clean and comfortable,
but no one else on that block had been
to college.
"Can you find friends here,
Donna?" | asked anxiously.
''Of course can!'' she said. ''The
competitions little different, that's
all. Instead of worrying about my bridge
score and my flower arrangements, l
think about how white my wash is"
Evening star., 1962-03-18

My new job was no pushover. |
made mistakes. Once l forgot to put
oil in car | had just overhauled. The
customer drove it 40 miles and the
engine burned up. He threatened to
sue the garage. l fixed it free OH my
own time and paid for the engine parts.
1t takes time to become a really
good mechanic. l think I'm a good
one now. | went to night school and
took course at one of the major auto
assembly plants. During that time,
Donna got job clerking at depart
ment store to make Christmas money.
She had to work until 10 pm.
Christmas Eve. We had always deco
rated our tree and wrapped packages
together. When she walked in the
living room and saw that had finished
the job, she burst into tears.
But my wife has rarely nagged me
about my job switch. 1t has paid off for
her, too. Since l like myself better, l
somehow love her more. We're having
more good laughs and real companion
ship than we ever had before. We
Evening star., 1962-10-07
Mrs. Katherine Murphy
Wins Historic Award

Mrs. Katherine Prentis
Murphy of New York received
the third Louise dupont
Crowninshield Award of the
National Trust for Historic
Preservation last night at its
10th annual banquet.
David E. Finley, retiring
chairman of the National
Trusts board Of trustees,
presented the sculptured
testimonial, citation and ST.
900 award.
The award was created as
a memorial to Mrs. Crownin-
shield, and the fund was
given to the Trust by her
friends to be presented to the
individual or organization
which has best exemplified
the highest standards in his
toric preservation.
Mrs. Murphy is one of the
Nations foremost collectors
of 18th and 18th century
antiques. In 1857 she
equipped and furnished five
Evening star., 1962-10-07

rooms in the Prentis House
at the Shelburne Museum in
Vermont. She has also pres
ented rooms to the New
Hampshire Historical Society
at Concord, and has given
furnishings to the Museum Of
Fine Arts in Houston for the
room now known as the
Katherine Prentis Murphy
room.
John Walker, director Of
the National Gallery of Art
and a National Trust trustee,
was chairman Of the Awards
Committee.
Evening star., 1962-10-07
Book Review

Temple Shalom's first Sis
terhood meeting will be held
at $3.50 pm. Wednesday at
the Temple Center. Chevy
Chase. Rabbi Friedman will
review Frederic Morton's
book, "The RothSchilds."
Evening star., 1962-10-07

WmMmm
ahn
Monday, see the
Great White Way to
Go in dramatic white
and other fashions
by Teal Troino, mod
eIed informally in our
Chandelier Room.
Washington Store, 3rd
Floor. 1900 o.m.-5:oo
pm.
All Week, the stor
performer in our llth
md G Street window,
Washington, is the
brond-new Folcon
Convertible by Ford.
This is the cor ideal
for Teal Troino:s night
white fashions. See
some of them as sup
porting cost in the
window too.
Thursday, we open
the big new Lower
Level at Wheaton
Plaza, where you'll
find Budget Home
furnishings and Fash
ions; as well as q
large housewares,
Radio and TV section.
Thursday, Vaughn
Monroe, fomed Voice
of RCA comes to our
Wheaton PIozo's
brand new Lower
Level to meet his
fons. 1900 am. to
loo pm. and 600
TO 800.
Thursday and Fri
day, Mr.. Mark Benson
of Winter fUrs shows
you how focinoting
fur hats can be. Thurs
doY, he's at our WASH
ington Store, 1900
noon to 500 and 900
to 800 pm. Friday
Chevy Chase, 1000
to 400. Millinery
Center.
Thursday, Vanity Fair
presents "Color by
Color by Night"
at 200 and ZOO pm.
A new look at lingerie
beoUty; 3rd Floor,
Washington.
Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, an
Allen Edmonds Trunk
Showing of fine shoes
is q highIight in our
Mems Store. Thursday,
1000 to 1l:00 and
1900 to 900; Friday,
11:oo to 600 and
Saturday., 900 TO 800.
End Floor, Washington.
Thursday and Fri
day. you ore invited
to see q film on con-
die making, presented
by Emperor Art Creo-
tions with Peggy
Weber Francis, charm
ing Viennese, whose
family have made
candles since 1888.
Thursday, 200 pm. at
Chevy Chase and 800
at Wheaton Plozo.
Friday l1:oo and
200 at J Corners.
Auditorium all three
stores.
This Week, Mr..
Carton of Bon Golf
comes to Cosmetics,
lst Floor, Washington,
TO show you his "Gro-
motic" discovery that
can quickly restore.
eroy hair to its'notUrol
Evening star., 1962-10-07
HAND-CUT CRYSTAL REFLECTS
WATERFORD'S RENOWNED ARTISTRY

deeply hond-cut crystal of superb bonce the great orstY
that has made Waterford renowned the world over unmstukobe.
Using ogeod sks and udtono designs Waterford hos given
the old forms value, adapting them presendoy oses
and needs For connoisseu owning oreng choose the pieces
we ustote or others wonderful collection: 1-quort
pitcher H.5O. Damond-cut sugar and ceomer SET $500
W&L-Glosswoe Washington, Chevy Chase,
Puzo and Alexandria
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INTRODUCING ESPRIT.

Set your every tubIe with spirit with sparkle choose Gorhoms
sterling silver fowure pottern Esprit Now as sPeco
Introductory Offer you buy four place settings for the price OF
three. Don't these savings for wedding anniversary
-Four Apiece place settings including place knife place
tr, aJ .oIad f.o,,e % 10, 84.55
Four 5pece place settings including Apiece setting plus place
.noon f.o,a aA77 1O4.32
Four 6pece place settings includes 5pece setting plus butter
.o,a,der r.o,a ao71 1882
odd
W&L-Te Silver Room Washington Chevy Chase WheoOn Puzu
Corners and Alexandria
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1858 Fashion
Show PrevieWed

the Western Hemisphere, will
attend with his wife, as will
Miss Hava Hareli of Israel's
Mission to the United Ma
tionS.
Consul General and Mrs.
Raymond Laporte of France,
Consul General and Mrs.
Masahide Kanayama of ia
pan, and Consul General
Hanniwainen OF Finland
planned to be present at the
premiere, and also Mrs. Jul
dith Beilin, Consul Of Israel
in New York.
The foremost designers of
seven nations are taking part
in the show. Among them
are Frances Balenciaga, Gi-
venchy, Griffe, Helm, Lam
n-Castillo, Nina Ricoi, st.
Laurent; Americas Bill Blass,
Oleg Cassini. Mollie Parnis,
Gustave Tassell and Pauline
Trigere; Italy's Capucci and
Simonetta ct Fabiani; Chile's
Serge Malta; England's John
Cavanagh and Ronald Pater-
son; Ireland's Sybil Connolly,
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The world premiere of
the 1868 Israel-International
Fashion Show was held this
week at tn Waldorf Astoria
Hotel in New York. The col
lection. prepared under the
aegis of the State of Israel
Bond Organization. features
designs, fabrics and furs from
20 nations and contains mod
els created by the leading
couturiers of France, Italy.
Israel, the United States,
England, Ireland and Chile.
Members of the United Ma
tions diplomatic corps at
tending the premiere include
Ambassador and Mrs. Mi
chael Comay, Israel; Ambas-
sador and Mrs. Frederick H.
Boland, Ireland; Ambassador
Mrs. Agda Rossel, Sweden;
Ambassador and Mrs. c, w.
A. Schurmann, the Neither
lands, and Ambassador and
Mrs. Jacinto Castel Borja,
the Philippines.
Mr.. Aryeh Manor, Eco
nomic Minister of Israel to
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CLUB
TODAY

TO-DAY
American Association OF
University Women Evening
poetry group meeting at 1880
pm. at the branch headquar-
tiers.
Equality Walter Reed Aux
iliary 2S4 - Meeting at 8
pm. at the Odd Fellows Tenn
pie.
Woman's Club Of Chevy
Chase Square dance sec
ton meeting for buffet sup
per at 7 pm.
Daughters Of the American
Observation-Disclosures Mont
gomery chapter meeting at 8
pm. at the chapter house.
TOMORROW
National League OF Amerl-
can PenwOmen Features
group meeting at 230 pm.
at the Cleveland Park Library.
Daughters Of the American
Neutrality-suspicious. Memo
rial chapter meeting AZ 1890
pm. in the Chenowith Room,
chapter house.
Daughters Of the American
Revolution - Eleanor Will
son chapter meeting for
luncheon at the home Of
Mrs. George Riddiford.
Daughters Of the Ameri-
can Revolution Federal
city chapter meeting at 2 pm.
at the home OF Miss Ina
Jordan and Miss Elsie Van
Cleve.
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Ginqerbreod Men

Mrs. E. E. B., Tukonld Park
Will someone please send
me their tried and true reci-
pc for gingerbread men? 1
perfer the kind that stay
plump when baked and that
aren't too crisp. Bakeries al
ways have such nice ones,
and surely some one has
their recipe. Thank you so
much.
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and Israel's Lola Beer and
Finy Leitersdorf.
Other Israeli participants
include Maskit, Israel's cele-
brated village crafts indus
tries: furriers Stefan Braun
and Neulander; the knitwear
houses of Aled and Elanit,
and three new young Israeli
designers, Kati Matmor, Gid
con Oberson and Marta Vida.
All the designers In this
unprecedented international
collection worked with tex
tiles, furs and laces that have
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White Fruit Cake
To Mrs. C. M, Siluer Spring
Mrs, z, K, G., Falls Church

To Mrs. c. M, Siluer Spring
Mrs. z. X. G., Falls Church
I sent this recipe in to RICH
last year, and here it is again.
1t is white fruit cake, made
with coconut.
Use u cup butter. l cup
graduated sugar, l34 cups
flour. teaspoon baking pow
der, "a teaspoon salt, n cup
chopped almonds. "a cup
grated coconut. y cup finely
cut citron. q cup golden raj
sins. 2 tablespoons flour, q
teaspoon almond, u teaspoon
vanilla and 5 egg whites,
stiffly beaten.
Cream butter, add sugar
gradually. Sift flour, baking
powder and salt. Add slowly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-14
When to Trim

Mrs. W. Z. S., WASHINGTON
When is the proper time
to trim a crepe myrtle tree?
I have one I bought from my
old home as a twig, and it has
grown so high it will soon
become entangled with the
electric wires in our yard.
Thanks for your help.
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the manager of the particu-
lar section of the store I'm
in, pointing out the fact that
there we're hardly any Gus
toners in that section where
I spent Is minutes looking
. and begging to be helped.
Another thing that makes
shopping in these stores dis
couraging is that the stock
is not replenished either be-
fore or after the last item
has been sold from the shelf.
! Stock items, not rare ones,
run out and there is no re-
serve on them. I have been
given the same answer too
many times-"We can't keep
1t in stock" or We've been
out of it for quite a while"
Reading the enticing ads
sin the papers makes one
wonder why the stores spend
advertising money to bring
in the customers when the
item, even the advertised one,
is not available in a certain
. colors and sizes.
In New York, the customer
never has to search for a
salesman. The salesman APP
proaches the customer. and
can answer questions as to
quality and quantity.
BY comparison, the stores
here could learn a lesson
from the fact that more and
more people are shopping at
self-service stores where one
doesn't have to beg to be
helped,
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Here's How

Readers Clearing House is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL os q public service exchange
Of ideos between oreo reodsrs, The
Stor eonnot accept phone coils per-
toinins TO this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full name and
address. No advertising is printed.
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been gathered from q score
Of nations - Israel, France.
Thailand, Burma, the Phil
ippines. Switzerland, Canada,
Finland, Sweden, Denmark,
Norway, Italy, Holland, ia
pan, Belgium. Iran and the
United States.
The international scope of
the collection is in. large
measure a reflection of the
scope of the State Of Israel
Bond mpaign. Israel
Bonds, which are the bull
wark of Israel's economic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-14

development program, are
sold in the United States,
Canada and other parts OF
the free world.
During 1868, the Israeli
International Fashion Show
will be staged under Israel
Bond auspices in Los An
geles, Miami, Chicago, New
York, Montreal, Rochester,
Pittsburgh, Newark, Cincin-
natl, Boston, Detroit Pater-
son, San Francisco, Buffalo,
Philadelphia, st. Louis and
Washington.
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Observations Are Understoted
To Mrs H. w. S., Silver Spring
Mrs. M. c. H.. Washington

Your observations are correct, if underStated,
and have wondered for long time that CON-
plants appear so seldom on this subject.
Almost without exception, downtown depart
ment stores have inadequate help and am not
referring to the pre-Christmas rush.
have repeatedly taken the trouble to look for
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to the sugar mixture and beat
hard. Next add nuts and fruit
which has been floured and
tossed to prevent sticking.
1.-TWO tablespoons flour will
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To Miss B. G., Bethesda
E. B., Washington
The Columbia Lighthouse
for the Blind, located at 2021
Fourteenth street NV, can
do the Gaming Of chairs you
asked about recently. Hope
this helps you.
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WEE WOMEN

do well for this). Add flavor
ing extracts. Fold In egg
whites. Bake in moderate
oven at S25 degrees for one
hour or until a light golden
brown color.
I use an angel food cake
pan with aluminium foil be-
cause the ring size bakes
quicker than q loaf pan. This
is a macaroon-type cake and
is delightful.
Evening star., 1962-05-04

acres nr. ColesVille. $4,000. 8
acres in Rockville, Csc per 50. It.
II acres in Seneca 81 800 acre.
240 acres nr. Gaithersburg S1,250I
Evening star., 1962-05-04
INVESTMENT OR
SUBDIVISION

Great Falls area, Fairfax County,
Va. Over 1000 II. road frontage.
1-acre coming. Well situated, ap-
prox. "a acres. As whole, S2,750
per acre.
HERMAN E. GASCH g. SON
sos Woodward Bldg. ma. S-1254
Evenings. Sat. and Sun. call TW.
3-7744 or JE. 2-7922.
Evening star., 1962-05-04
FARMS
ACREAGE, FARMS,
HOMES

2lS acres rolling land with river
frontage. IS acres in woods, Arm.
house. Ideal for veek-ends and
hunting, plenty Of deer, 90 miles
Evening star., 1962-05-04
TRUCKS FoR SALE

CHEVROLkTS - Brand-new Ramp
SIDE, 81 $40 fun price. FACTORY
squipped, green. Immediate de-
nvery. Big trade for your present
Evening star., 1962-05-04

ANTEhNATIONAL $50 Walk-In, nov
only $695. International $50 Walk
IN. q; new engine, $795. Dodge '5s
panel So96. Today's best truck
Evening star., 1962-05-04
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
SHIRLINGTON AREA

IN miles from Pentagon,
$4,000 50. IT. in new bldg.
Loading docks. sprinkler.
high ceiling. finished office
THsal for research. Immedi-
67l-9lO0 Ewes. IA. S-93S'