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PAJAMA-CUO WOUNDED WARRIORS of the United Nations forces (foreground) stand at the rail of the.
Danish hospital shlpjutlan4ia and watch a big Army transport go by headed tor Korea with a capacity cargo
cf fresh troops. The new reinforcements will come in handy for the Allied army now attempting to stem the.
new Chinese Communist offensive pointed at Seoul. (Defense Dept. Photo from International Soundphoto)
Balkan intrigue.'
Slaughter, Frank Gill Fort Kver
glades. Young Dr. Royal Coe, known as
Roy to his friends, "was at Flamin
go Key in 1840 when a band of In
dians attacked. They wanted Dr.
Barker, noted scientist, as a host
age. While Roy was risking his life
to get help, the Indians struck
and Roy set out to rescue Dr.
Barker and Mary, a visiting act
ress." Stein, Aaron Marc Blood Will
Tell,
Inspector Schmidt is involved in
a Park Avenue murder case in
which "a blue-blooded mother and
daughter stage an effective front
to capture an unprepossessing but
aging millionaire, only to have him
murdered."
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Swinnerton, Frank Arthur Flow
er For Catherine.
"A novel of character in which
the heroine comes to understand
previously hidden complexities in
the relationships of her husband,
herself and her sisters."
Wylie, Philip The Disappearance.
The author airs his opinions on
man, woman, society, religion and
Library Of Congress Staff
Enjoy Using Cook Books
By JANE EADS
(AP Newsfeatures Writer)
WASHINGTON Some of the
best cooks in the nation's capital
may be found in the musty book
stacks of the Library of Congress.
On days off when they get togeth
er they cook on both burners.
With the country's most fantastic
collection of cook books at hand
and staffers of many different
nationalities it is little wonder that
the Library of Congress cooking
club is one of the outstanding
amateur groups of its kind.
Government agencies all have
bowling, chess, choral and stamp
clubs, bird walk, honk and golf
clubs, but no cooking club until
the cooking experts and would-be
experts of the Library got togeth-
jour Savings Can't Be Safer
Accounts Insured Up To
$10,000.00
pings account in this Savings Institution is insur-
to $10,000.00 by the Federal Savings and Loan In-
ke Corporation, a permanent-instrumentality of the
!l States Government. Start today to save this
re, profitable way get the most for your sav-
kh complete safety.
N. C, Road Accident Facts
One-Car Accidents On Rise
An increase in fatal accidents involving only one motor
vehicle was viewed with alarm by the Department of Motor
Vehicles as it studied its, 1950 accident report.
In past years, collisions between motor vehicles usually
lave led other types of fatal traffic accidents, but in 1950
running off the roadway jumped into the lead.
Of 989 fatalities reported to the Department in 1950, 336
occurred when motor vehicles in which the victims were
riding ran off the roadway. No other vehicles were involved!
The figure represented a 35 per cent increase over 1949.
Collisions with fixed objects also took a jump. A total
of 33 persons were killed in this, type of accident as compared
with 20 in 1949, a 65 per cent increase.
Accidents involving two or more vehicles claimed 327
lives, an increase of 25 per cent. Train-motor vehicle acci
dents also increased in 1950, accounting for 33 deaths as
compared with 29 in 1949, a 14 per cent jump.
Pedestrian deaths increased slightly from 197 in 1949 to
211 last year. Fatalities as the result of vehicles overturning
in the roadway took a downward turn, accounting for 20
deaths, a decrease of 13 from the 33 killed in 1949.
The greatest number of accidents involved two or more
motor vehicles as in the previous year. The figure for 1950
was 19,546 and for 1949, 14,761, Although running off the road
way was the cause of 5,162 accidents, the figure represented
an increase of approximately two-thirds over the 3,350 such
accidents in 1949.
Recent Bride
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they make difficulties for them
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natures of the particular sex."
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Recent additions to our Library
shelves:
Floods of Spring, by Bellamann.
Of Making Many Books, by Bur
lingame. The Hudson, by Carmer.
Story of Civilization, by. Durant.
Air Ministry Room 28, by Fran-
kau.
Those Were the Days, by Hewitt.
Call the New World, by Jen
nings.
Enchanted Vagabonds, by Lamb.
Beneath Another Sun, by Loth-
ar.
Edible Wild Plants, by Medsger.
Death of a Salesman, by Miller.
Origins of the American Revo
lution, by Miller.
How Never to Be Tired, by Ray.
We Took to the Woods, by Rich.
Pepita, by Sackville-West.
A Certain Rich Man, by Sheean.
Days and Night, by Simonov.
Crippled Splendour, by Simpson.
Boston Adventure, by Stafford.
Northbridge Rectory, by Thir
kell. '
JlackLamh ami.Grey. Falcon;
by West.
Wild Flag, by White.
er. The club was organized by the
secretary of the Library, Mrs. Mil
dred Chaffin Portlier, in 1949 and
now boasts about 40 members,
some of them men.
Miss Dorothy Quantrille, secre
tary to the director of adminlstra
tion for the Library, J. C. L. An
dieasspii (himself a member) is
now president. Mr. Andreassen,
connoisseur of good things to eat
started off the club's first meeting
by introducing his mother's Swed
ish and Norwegian recipes tor mitt
soup and cookies.
Some of the meetings are held
in the Whittal! Pavilion of the M
hrary which is'. equipped wltU a
small kitchen. Mrs. Gertrude"
Clarke Whittall, who gave the pa
vilion to the Library, along with a
priceless collection of musical in
struments an dmanuscripts, hap
pened by one day and scented the
savory aromas coming from the
kitchen. Fascinated she decided
then and there the pavilion's use
should not be solely for chamber
music and offered to buy a bigger
icebox for the club.
"1 came from a big family, fond
of good things to eat. I can't think
of a better way to use the pavilion
kitchen," she said, and was prompt
ly made an honorary member.
The many different ways of pre
paring dishes presented by the
Library's many different national
ities makes for interesting pot luck
luncheons and dinner parties.
Each member is given a certain
category . . , soup, sweet, meat,
vegetable, etc., and they bring a
dish they have prepared accord
ing t0 their own recipe. At one
luncheon there were two ditter-
ent kinds of strudel, one produced
by a Czech member and the other
by a Viennese. Someone brought
Swedish meat balls. Miss Frances
Andrews, assistant in the Orien
talia division and the club's vice
president brought a Chinese dish.
Tipping Guide
For Tourist
, NEW YORK AP Most hotel
guests don't know how to tip prop
erly. They either underdo It, or
they overtip and don't know which
employees they're supposed to tip,
says one hotel owner here.
Irwin Kramer, boss of Ihe Hotel
Edison, says he has made a survey
of the situation by studying data
from 50 hostelrles around the na
tion and by examining reports of
tips given to his own hotel staff In
the past year.
First, Kramer states, the hotel
clerk is not among the "tipping
employees" in a hotel. Also, no
hotel employee should get a tip
unless he renders a service and Is
courteous.
Bell-hops, he says, should get
2S cents when showing you to your
room, SO cents if he has to carry
more than three pieces of luggage;
door men should get no tip If he
gets a cab for you which Is In line
25 cents if he has to go out of
his way to call a cab. Chumber
maids and elevator operators,
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MRS. CLAYTON J. MANN was befor marriage Friday after
noon Miss Opal Glee Greene. The wcjllng was held In the Majl
Grove Baptist Church. After a wedding trip the couple will reside
In Canton. tPholo courtesy the Canton Enterprise.)
Kramer says, should get no tips
except for special service or, In the
case of the maid, after a week's
stay.
Michigan State fencing coach
Charles Schmltter is an accomp
lished bass viol player. He hat
worked several seasons with sym
phony orchestras.
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