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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-01-10

FOR SALE-House, rooms, ar
ranged for two apartments. Phone
DE 4-3472. ADV. 38-tf
FOR SALE-1957 Chrysler New
Yorker, excellent condition. Phone
DE 4-4680 or DE 4-3127. ADV. 49,
If
FOR SALE-1957 Dodge 12-ton
panel truck, in very good condi-
ton, new tires, only $4,000 miles
Phone Oakland, DE 4-3537. ADV
46-2t
FOR SALE-Nationa1 check out
cash register Ideal for grocery
store or service station Oakland
Discount Sales, dali DE 4-4111 -
Adv. 45-tf
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
subscriber has obtained from the Or
phans' Court for Garrett County, Maryland.
Letters Testamentary on the estate of
EARL S. SHANK
late of Garrett County, Maryland, de-
ceased All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated, to the subscriber. on or
before the 9Th day of July 1868
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate All per-
sons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this End day of
January, 1868.
MARY r. SHANK
EXecutrX
Kitzmiler, Maryland
Date of first publication: January 8, 1868.
ADV, 45-3t
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS


THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
subscriber has obtained from the Or
phans' Court for Garrett County. Mary
land Letters of Administration on the
estate of
ALBERT LUTHER BIGGS
late of Garrett County, Maryland, de
ceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated, to the subscriber, on OF
before the 10th day of July, 1863 ;
cey may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate, All per
sons knowing themselves indebted oosaid
estate are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this Sth day Of
January, 1868.
W. HARLAND BTGGS
Administrator
Ri. 3, Hagerstown, Md.
Date of first publication: January 10, 1868.
ADV. 46-3t.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Modern
Groom brick house with bath, gar
age suitable for small business,
situated on 10 acres of land with
in the corporate limits of Loeb
Lynn Will sell outright or trade
for farm. Phone DE 4-2273 after
6 p. m. ADV. 45-tf
FOR SALE-20-ft. counter (bar)
$4,000; cash register, $500; pie
display racks, $500 each; 4-burner
gas range with grill, $4,000; Frigid-
aire refrigerator, $500; new 3
compartment stainless steel sink,
$1,000 Southern Laundromat,
phone DE 4-2401. ADV. 43-4t
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FOR SALE-Two combination
stoves, coal and electric, coal and
gas; and heating stoves. Phone 1884,
1852. ADV. 36-tf
FOR SALE-Lawson floor gas
furnace, Capitol gas boiler, 49,
500 BTU's. E. Robert Dodge, phone
DE 4-4022. ADV. 46-tf
FOR SALE = 15-case beverage
cooler, $4,000; cash register Call
at American Legion, Oakland, af-
ter 2 p. m. ADV. 46-2t
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FOR SALE-7-ft skis with bind
ings and poles. Call SH 6-2611. =
Adv. Asst
FOR SALE-Two good used gas
and coal cooking ranges. Phone DE
1926 ADV 45-tf
FOR SALE - Springer Holstein
COWS. Glen NJ Yoder, phone VA g.
S102 ADV 46-3t
FOR SALE-Two Border collics.
l male and l female: also Pekein
ducks. Phone DE 4-2856. ADV 46-
If
FOR SALE-1947 1-ton truck. eX-
cellent condition, S25000. Edward
j. King, Deer Park, Md. Adv.
46-4t''
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NORTH AMERICAN
VAN LINES
NEEDS
VAN DRIVERS

You can earn more as an
owner operator driving for
North American Van Lines.
You'll be in business for your
self in an expanding industry,
with Americas fastest-growing
moving van company.
You will receive complete
training with pay, free uniforms,
free licenses, free van main
tenance and plenty of year
round work with no selling re-
CURED. You must be over %
and have late model tractor
or reasonable down payment.
We will assist in financing.
Call Personnel Department,
Anthony 4261, or write North
American Van Lines, Depart
ment 10, Fort Wayne, Indiana,
for application and further de-
tails.
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FOR SALE-Top Quality house
coal. Located at John Klotz farm
near Bittinger, Md. Phone CHI s.
1912 or MO 2-4957. ADV. 46-tf
FOR SALE-8-room house, bath,
basement, coal furnace, insulated,
6 lots, on main highway in Mt.
Lake Park. Phone DE 4-2368 after
6 p. m. Will vacate April LIST. =
Adv 36-tf
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Senator Kerr, Sc, collapsed and
died in Washington hospital Jan. /.
From Oklahoma, he was one OF
richest men in government.
Piles of ice in upper Chesapeake
Bay were snarling shipping as OF
Jan. |.
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FOR SALE-r1cKe corrugated
cement stave silos, Silo-Matic silo
unloaders and Scru-Feed'r, Bulk
O-Malic feed bins. Phone VA e.
1853 ADV. Soft
FOR SALE = 1855 Chevrolet
2-ton flat bottom truck, 5-speed
transmission, 2-speed rear axle,
good tires. Phone 746-4131, Friends
vile. ADV. 45-tf
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FOR SALE-Three used electric
grocery or meat scales. Oakland
Discount Sales, phone DE 4-4111.
ADV. 32-tf
FOR SALE = Silcs and barn
equipment Brenneman Farm Sup
ply, Keyser Ridge, Md, phone VA
6-8326. ADV 37-tf
FOR SALE = Registered Aber-
deem Angus bulls, excellent pedi-
grees. Wayne B. Hamilton, Jr., call
DE 4-2926. ADV. 33-tf
FOR SALE-1958 Ford a4-ton, 4
speed transmission, VS., $475OO
SWeene Boat Co, McHenry, phone
DE $4,000. ADV. Att
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A new variety of short-strawed
soft winter wheat yielded 155
bushels an acre in the state of
Washington.
Konrad Adenauer observed his
87th birthday January ) in Bonn,
Germany.
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FOR SALE-1947 WHY'S Jeep,
1926. Phone SH 6-2851. ADV A.
If
FOR SALE - Elgnt-room house
arranged for two 4-room apart
mcnts. Phone DE 1886 ADV. So
4
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FIREWOOD for sale at mill, or
delivered. Phone DE 4-4266. ADV.
37-tf.
FOR SALE-Pigs. IL weeks old.
Tilden Wilt, Deer Park. ADV, 46-
2t#
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-01-10

END OF SEASON discount on
Lawn Boy mower. Save 1596. A
nice gift suggestion. Also special
prices on Wright Power saws.
Grange Supply Center. ADV. 38-tf
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-01-10

ALL MAKES Sewing Machines
cleaned, oiled and adjusted. Work
guaranteed. Singer Sewing Ma
chine Dealers, Alder street, Oak
land. ADV. 34-tf
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WANTED .

WANTED
WANTED-Good Wheat. Grange
Supply Center-Adv. 35-tf.
WANTED-1wo or three elderly
people to care for in my home. See
Mrs. Joe Gregory, Gormania, W
Va, or phone DE 4-3720.-Adv. "a
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FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
nsurance-SR22 filings promptly
made on suspended or revoked
licenses. Ray Teets Insurance
Agency. Phone DE 4-2137, Oakland,
Md. ADV. 38-tf
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FOR SALE-1940 LaSalle Ford
coupe transmission, Ali rear end,
full race dismantled flat head en-
CINE, chrome accessories. Phone DE
1851. ADV. 39-tf
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FOR SALE-Bungalow in Bloom
ington. Four rooms, bath, full
basement and garage, large lot
close to fire hall. Call FL 9-9025.
ADV. 46-3t'
FOR QUICK SALE-195O Stude-
baker pickup, 24-ton, overload
springs, good tires, S195; two 560X15
new sawdust winter retreads, fits
Volkswagen or other foreign cars.
Phone DE 4-3126. ADV 46-tf
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FOR SALE : Three registered
Hereford bulls 10 to IL months
old; registered Hereford heifers
7 to months old. Lee Shilling
burg, phone DE 1885. ADV. Al
If
FOR SALE-1959 Mobile home,
52x10, complete with combination
washer-dryer, extra 20-gal. hot
water heater, 250-gal. upright fuel
tank. Cost new S6,40000. Price
S3,295.00. Paul Sweene, Deep Creek
Lake, phone DE 1885. ADV. 40
If
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ARE YOU DISSATISFIED with
your present employment? Get
steady route work with excellent
income Write Norman H. league,
Grantsville, Md. ADV. 42-6t*
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COMMISSIONERS MEETING

COMMISSIONERS MEETING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That the Board of County Com
missioners for Garrett County,
Maryland, will be in session for
the transaction of all routine
business that may properly come
before them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
JANUARY 81 AND %, 1858
BY order of the Board
MRS. VIRGINIA FIZER,
ADV 43-4t
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Second Street

FOR SALE-25 hip. electric start
cupboard motor. Can be seen at
Ritchies Motel. ADV. 18-tf
FOR SALE-More than 5000
bales of hay, 200 bales wheat straw,
lot of ear corn. Call DE 4-9246. =
Adv. 45-tf
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Classified Advertising
MISCELLANEOUS

WE THREAD PIPE, day or
night. Bring it to Browning's, Inc,
Third St, Oakland. Md. ADV IL
If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-21

0ee0Si0 RH0
stiekIey kneehoIe desk, mahogany. 'Wos
1926
Crowley console tobIe and mirror, cherry.
was $500 -------------------66.
r 8 z GoFden wall desk, knotty pine.
Was l4.o5 ---------,--------7S.
DrexeI credenzo with open hutch top,
eroy and gold. (Pon-tempo.) 'Wos
Stiekey bachelor chests, choice of tro-
ditionoI mahogany or Oriental decorated
block
DoIewood, ceIIorette, French Provincial,
fruitwood. Was 1895 --------59.
Hickory punching chests. walnut. 'Wos
$500 ------------------
Thoyer cossin, 100" bench with z mobile
chairs, blue cover. 'Wos 1895, 1895
GALLO WROUGHT IRON FURNITURE
REDUCED -------------------25%
Kent coffey kneehoIe desk, teak and
black, pIostic. was l0o.e5-------6o.
Cox boudoir chair, willow green, shrred
skirt. was 1900 --------------34.
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Living Room

Living Room
ThomosviIIe Colonial love seat, solid
maple, natural and green floroI print.
was 263.00 80.
BroyhiII Colonial 3-cushon sofa, green
tweed, maple trim. Was 3lo95, 219.o5
BFoyhiII wing chair, brown and black
tweed, maple trim. Was 1895 80.
Century lounge chair, blue and beige
linen print, foam cushion. Was 1900,
10.
H0mpton-Shops contemporary sofo, Wol-
nut, beige, foam rubber scot and back.
'Wos 1885 ----------------23e.
Fairfield modern tub chair, walnut trim,
Donish styled, brick red cover. 'Wos
4I.OO
Prestige 3-piece corner sectional SOTO,
arm end, center curve, ottoman bumper
end, Nile green. Was $4,000 ----299.
BeoehIey lounge chair, blue, purple and
beige linen print. Spring down cushion.
Was l43.0 90
Globe swivel rocker, kick pIeot skirt,
foam cushion, eoesheIl cover. 'Wos
-.
BeeehIey SOTO, blue, spring down eush-
ions, kick pleot skirt. 'Wos $500,
BeoehIey Iody's chair, pumpkin cover,
spring down cushion, back. was ! 81 90,
80.
Hampton Shops lounge chair, poly
docron cushion, button pleoted skirt, egg
she'll. Was l7200 liz.
KFoehIeF SOTO and chair, walnut, char
brown cover, foam cushions. 'Wos
1895
KFoehIer SOTO and chair, walnut, turquoise
nylon cover, foam cushions. Was
Hampton Shops SOTO, walnut, blue and
black potern. 'Wos 52e.95 ls9.
KFoehler Ape. sectional SOTO, chor-brown
or turquoise, foam cushions. 'Wos
334.50 2SS.
DrexeI open arm lounge chair, walnut
from the "Apot-Motes" collection.
was 500 ---------------75.
Prestige lounge chair, walnut, gold and
pumpkin cover, foam rubber. was 1895
50.
Century EorIy American SOTO, pine wings
and trim, foam cushions, rust cover. 'Wos
Shaw swivel chair, white with black and
gold, box pleot skirt, Eorly American.
'Wos 1890 --------------79.
North Hickory, EorIy American SOTO,
green tweed, box pleot skirt, foam cush-
ions. 'Wos 1900 ------------l99.
North Hickory lounge chair, brown, skirt.
'Wos 1885
DrsxeI freside chair, EorIy American,
blue. was 1880 ----------83 80.
SeIis SOTO, walnut, ehor-brown, plo d
cover. 'Wos $4,000 ------------l99.
re z GoFden swivel rocker, Eorly Amer
ieon, turquoise, kick pIeot skirt, foam.
was lo9.5o ------------------7S.
Century lounge chair, EorIy American,
florol print, foam rubber. was us 90,
10.
84 8uyttIpI
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RoII-End curpet

RoII-End Carpet
BiseIow, l2,xs'9", wool loop pile, pebble
beige. 'Wos $500 ------------5s.SS
BiseIow, 1884, wool loop pile, sondoI-
wood. was e6.0o------------5S.SS
BiseIow, l2'xl5'4" wool loop pile, bIue/
green. Was 5000 ----------7S.SS
MosIond, l2'xl6'lo" wool, hi-Io random
texture. was 1880 --------9s.SS
MosIond, l2'xl5' wool loop pile, BROWN
green tweed. Was 1900 ------SS.SS
Lees. e'xl2' nyIon hi-Io loop pile. white.
was l24o0 --------------48.SS
Mohowk, e'xI2' wool Wilton floral pile,
gold. 'Wos 1880 --------4S.SS
Lees, o'xl5' ocYIic plush pile, jode
green. was 1925 -------l2S.8S
MosIond, lo'8"xl3 8 wool loop pile, plum
purple. 'Wos III so -------IlS.SS
MosIond. e'xI5' nyIon loop pile, ochre
beige. 'Wos 1925 ----------5S.SS
MosIond, l2'xl4'6" nyIon loop pile
ochre beige. Was 1910 ------7S.SS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-21

Dining Rooms
Unique, solid cherry Colonial dining room.
All remaining stock reduced - --20%
ALL REMAINING STOCK OF THOMAS
WILLIE HARTFORD HOUSE" EARLY
AMERICAN, SOLID MAPLE DINING
ROOM REDUCED -------- -20%
ThomosviIIe china cabinet, Roman cherry.
was 3leo5 --.-- ---le9.
Century, ! arm chair, and 5 side chairs
in solid mahogany, traditional. Was
269.00
Thomosville "TomerIone" Oriental dining
room in pecan. All remaining stock re-
duced ------------------25%
Townsville Berkeley Square" gate leg
tobIe, mahogany. was lo2.oo III.
ThOmosville buffet, Italian Provincial,
Roman cherry. Was l74.oo ------lo9.
DrexeI "Aport-Motes", oiled walnut,
china, buffet, round tobe, 6 side chairs.
'Wos $500 -----------------559.
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sands Of members Of the association
who may interpret them as they wish.
COlors follow a logical sequence,
Miss Wilson says. Radical changes are
not good business, but there must be
some change from season to season.
Each current color gets brighter, or
softer, or whittier, or clearer, or what
ever. All the new shades grow out of
the previous ones. Springs pink is a
development of falls cranberry reds.
Lilac grows out of the blue period
we've been in for a long time, COM
bined with the pink feeling. The
yellow-into-Orange trend comes on the
heels Of the current yellow splash.
Whites change their cast a bit. And all
the new colors must work together.
The experts base their predictions
on their experience, previous hues,
Paris signpOsts, electromagnetic fore
casts, European and American fabric
houses selling experience and feel
ings, the current and projected ecOnO-
mic picture - and everything else
they can get their hands on that
might help their thinking. Events can
play part, too. A worlds fair, First
Lady's trip or spring suit, the emer-
gence in the news of a fresh place
such as Africa probably big influ-
ence next falD, highly publicized
movie. A fad for a certain color can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15


For example, haven't you had it with
cranberry? And remember the puppies
Of a few years back?
The really noticeable trends in
color are the ones which hit the vol.
ume'' or less expensive market. But
the bette" or couture market usually
sets the color pace couple of seasons
ahead Of the time it mandates the
stores. Time was when there was a
longlag before the styles and colors of
high fashion" reached the volume
trade. Today it isn't such slow take
any more, and sometimes both
groups get the same idea at the same
time like this springs pink.
According to Mildred Finger, Of
New York's Bergdorf Goodman, the
better" designers sense the trends
earliest. Miss Finger predicts that
this will be the biggest white year
ever. Navy blue, she says, looks
great, too, this spring.
Just where the top designers get
their ideas is little hard to pin down
because most of them insist their
inspiration comes to them in fash
in the middle of the night, or that
they just have feeling for certain
colors. And lots of leading designers
make a point Of going on their own
merry ways, often purposely avoiding
the too-popular cOlors.
But the mass-market producers
are the ones who put a color on the
map for the people who don't buy
couture clothes. And these producers
are the ones who can't afford to
operate merely by feeling" First of
all, they listen to the mysterious cast
Of characters on Madison Avenue.
Competitors get together
Who are these mystery prophets?
They are cOnglomeration of experts,
ranging from textile makers to yarn
dyers to Psychologists to color con-
sultants to leather tanners to store
executives-and many more who
get together, as The Color Association
of the u. S., in series of meetings to
pool their brains, interests and expe-
riences. They come up with forecasts
of cOlors to come. All competitors,
they work together because, as Nudge
Wilson, the executive director, ex-
plains: "You can't have some big yarn
or textile mills pushing muddy green
or dusty rose, while others are pro-
ducing bright red and brilliant blue.
The market would be mish mash"
The forecasts are sent to the thou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

While the huge big-volume fabric
and ready-to-wear houses base their
choices on many factors, they in turn
influence the smaller concerns. Today
they must make such huge invest
ments so far ahead, order such
tremendous amounts of yardage, that
they can't afford to take a chance on
wild dream colors. ITO order thou
sands Of yards of a certain pink
requires confidence and iron nerve"
says designer MOnika Tilley of White
Stag. I'VE can't choose on a whim."
Weeks of study and talk 90 into
each decision. when a mill turns
out SO much yardage for us in a
specific color range" reports Rita
Perna of Montgomery Ward, ITS
bound to influence later customers.
So, in a way, we can start trends"
In spite of all the forecasts and
all the bolts of specific colOrs going
into this springs clothes, don't fret if
you prefer colors that aren't the
seasons favorites. Every shade is
available if you want it. But you're
going to have to look at plenty ofpink,
white and lilac for the next few
months, They're going to be this
springs hot numbers. -THE END
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come from a single item in a Paris
collection, such as St. Laurent's
famous navy blue pea jacket few
seasons ago. Talking is big factor in
color trends. People in the trade talk
cOlors and the word gets around fast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

TINS WEEK MooozIas ! Doceaber IS. 1853
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Gets New State Post

the country with the Job for
eign service officers are
doing, dispel "the 20 m m o n
erroneous conceptions" and,
at the same time, familiarize
the diplomats with prevailing
public opinion on major
subjects, she said.
Its high time" Mrs.
Louchheim observed, 9TH a t
the people found out what
the foreign service is all
about"
She was given this assign
ment, she said, because it
was apparent from the vol
ume Of questions that poured
into the department that
much of the public is unin-
formed or misinformed about
the foreign service.
Appointed Deputy Assist
ant Secretary in January,
1862, Mrs. Louchheim pre-
viously was assigned to the
Bureau of Public Affairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31

Deputy Assistant Secretary
Of State Katie Louchheim
has been put in charge of a
new department program to
increase contacts between
United States communities
and the Foreign Service.
Her new post, announced
late yesterday. is titled Di-
rector of the Office Of Com
munity Advisory Services
and comes under the super
vision of Mr.. william ].
Crockett, the Deputy Under
secretary for Administration.
Her chief activity, Mrs.
Louchheim said yesterday,
will be a ging home
town appearances" for Unit
ed States foreign service Of
ficers. either while they are
serving in Washington or
during their home leaves
from foreign posts.
The aim is to better ac-
quaint Americans throughout
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country Of ours there are
80 per cent Of the people who
do not receive prenatal care"
She was asked II there
are still families who are
ashamed Of q mental illness
IN their homes.
well, I don't think that
Is true now" Mrs. Kennedy
answered. II think that peo-
pie have talked about it so
much, and I don't think that
they feel that the child
should be kept shunted away.
that there should be no men,
ton made Of his condition.
Il have done a lot Of cam
paigning for my son in diff
ferent States-that is I did it
throughout the country on
the last election, rather-and
so many times people would
come up in the line and say
to me, oh, Mrs. Kennedy,
will you help our child to get
into a home? I have no
influence won't you
please use your influence be-
cause I don't know what to
do with my child?"
80. you see. people are
very much aware Of this
problem now and they are
aware also that there is help
for these children :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31
BY JOSEPHINE BOWMAN
ReKister and Tribune RxnhicatA

heslster ana Tribune Synoicate
For a couple Of days now I
have been telling you about
some Of the tricks you can
use to make food delicious
even when dieting.
I have already mentioned
powdered fat-free milk,
whipped cream made from
fat-free dry milk. I have
mentioned the use of lemon
Juice and tarragon vinegar.
Here are more suggestions.
If you insist on 9 cream
sauce once In a while 1t will
not be very high in calorie
count If you use only q little
butter or m argarine and
skim or fat-free powdered
milk to make 1t.
Herbs are wonderful for
popping up the flavor Of all
kinds Of foods and have vir-
tually no c alorie count. A
baked potato seasoned with
salt and parsley is delicious.
I have not mentioned the
artificial sweeteners whic h
can be used in many dishes.
Onion and garlic salt adds
flavor to food. A very light
sprinkling of cheese over veg
etables or meat or salad adds
to the flavor and Is light In
Galleries.
Here are the m enus for
Friday.
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viii be open for inspection
at this time. The public is
invited and the bazaar, called
Christmas Around the
World" will feature items
edible and otherwise from
places all over the globe.
A Pennsylvania Dutch
theme for the bazaar and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31

foundation In memory Of 1t.
Joseph P. Kennedy. IT,, killed
in World War II.
He was very fond Of chill
dren," she said. He was the
eldest Of our nine, and we
thought 1t would be very
pleasing to him to know that
this sort Of thing was done
in his memory"
The Presidents mother
said there are over 5 million
mentally retarded individuals
in the Nation, many more
than are affected by polio,
many more than are affected
by diabetes"
Asked II there was any,
thing more than can be done
in the field, she replied:
Yes, there is. What we
want to stress especially, and
what I want to talk about
today a little bit. is the i'm
portance Of prenatal care
and poStnatal care.
Still Ashamed?
That is the most impor-
tant part Of q human being,
really, as far as health Is
concerned and strange to say,
even in this rich, prosperous
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31
BAZAAR CORNER

The Women's Auxiliary Of
the Christ Church Child Gen.
ter will give q benefit bazaar
tomorrow from 10 am. to
$50 pm. in Luther Hall Of
Christ Lutheran Church on
Old Georgetown road.
The child center, a school
for the young retarded child,