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Two Hellcats Collide, Pofomas Patter— WwW 72, C il P d : Pilot Feared Kilod Fast Days Off as French - |YYoman, reates Frilly Hats For Easter Parade 4] se WOODSTOCK, II, Mar. 19 ; Hobby Grows The majority of her orders Occasionally she is asked to - faces such production problems are getting more with the larger 8 {UP Navy Hellcats-col- Honor U hd Naval Officer are for woman models but often fashion brides and grooms for as rising costs and breakage. hats” she said. a 3 lided In flight today. One of the . ’. j Into Business she Sreates baldluaaed men wedding decorations. All the eggs are bought at re- She said her real snjoyment # ¥ {lots parachuted to safety but 23 ’ | By JOHN WILSON “grandpas” as she calls them. Her miniature business also ' tail and she presently pays 40 comes in watching prospect! F the ho was eller ied , 10-Year-Old Particip ant in Ceremony EASTER EGGS this year are cents a dozen. “But I can re- owners choose their eggs. “If I n.. ! member when I first started could sell them. full-time I

| cutting new capers with tiny, individually styled hats created by 72-year-old Miss Sarah Yoke, R. R. 1, Acton. With the Yoke creative touch several hundred KEaster eggs will dazzle the Easter parade

Traces Ancestry Back to Holy Wars

naval reserve training mission. By ANDREW TULLY, Secripps-Howard Staff Writer They had taken off from the WASHINGTON, Mar. 19—Cmdr. Thomas Mulroy of Philanaval air station at Glenview, delphia was made a Chevalier of the French Legion of Honor the Ill. . other night for rebuilding the French afrcraft carrier Bearn during Publie information officers at World War 1I. But the big cheese of the party was a 10-year-old

wouldn't do anything else,” she remarked. “I'd hire someone to do my dish washing.” So with the approach of the Easter season Mids Yoke busily lends an assist to the Easter bunny with her .gaily hatted

decorating eggs they cost only 14 cents a dozen,” she sald.

The planes were on a routine

” n - s SOME EGUS ‘are broken In boiling and in shipping. But she has solved the problem by trial

Glenview said the collision oc- kid, Count Gaston de Be C . curred at about 5000 feet. Lt. bel as a i arn XXVIL who thanked Cmdr. Mulroy In| with bonnets of straw, felt, veil- and error. “New 1 place one But, she wistfully says Charles Beall, Evanston, para- The Count. MM { eats with him is exempt from Ing, ribbon, silk and feathers, layer of eggs in a pan of cold eggs. h , ; d 8 . X a = chuted and landed about 10 miles ! up _ appears, 18 A ghserving days of fasting and Miss Yoke began her egg art water and place it on a hot “I wis ad starte n southeast of here. The identity descendant of King Henry IV ahstinence. several years ago as-a hobby fire,” she pointed out. “Eggs younger.” placed in warm water will crack Ee ee

but demand soon mushroomed

and because his ancestors fought Incidentally, the kid gets his it into a thriving business. Now

of the other pilot had not been Wars anybody who title from his mothe, Princess Local Hearing Society

more easily.”

Miss Yoke

determined.

in “the Holy

France de Galard de Bearn, his

pop being plain Joe Kelly, a shipping man from Ridgefield Farms, Conh.

. . Sounds Good ! THAT WAS pretty good grub the Hungarian legation served at its party celebrating the Hungarian revolution of 1848. Guests chomped daintily on hams, tur- #8

dianer and x ”, catortars. Retes a are little pastries bulging with Miss Hutton whipped cream. The dobros is a {layer cake filled with finely

| hard-boiled eggs and boxes of

| Beaming faces are painted, col-

her eggs are sought all over the country and in Australia, Panama and Europe. di Some hundred eggs each year also are distributed to children in her Johnson County community, Others have found their way Into the children’s wards at Riley Hospital, ” " ” LAST WEEK Miss Yoke was knee-deep In glistening white

For shipment wraps the finished eggs in news- Reopens Day, Class paper and places them in di- | Indianapolis Hearing Society vided compartments in boxes. will reopen its day class, taught “Once four or five were broken by Mrs, Edith L. Knodle, at 1:30 in a shipment to Milwaukee,” p. m, tomorrow she said, “but another time all’ Board of Trade building. All ad500 arrived safely.” | Miss Yoke cannot estimate the time required for her Easter output. She works on the eggs in her spare time between farm chores and housework. Usually

invited to attend. Registrations are still being accepted for the class for parents of pre-school hard-of-hearing and:

marily as a technical service to X-ray equipment users, will be models but buyers demand given at Purdue University Apr. large, intricately decorated bon- 4-8, in dally classes from 1 to nets. “I guess they think they '5 p. m.

five to six weeks before Easter she begins boiling the= eggs.

Miss Yoke sald she likes to make smaller hats for her egg

lars attached and yarn or cotton hair added.

Miss Sarah Yoke . . . the eggs and she.

chopped almonds and topped with butterscotch icing. Indianer \is_a sponge layer cake filled with {whipped cream and {ced with |

|are long mocca cakes. What are | those peasants kicking about, |anyway? ”_ No wonder very body likes to go to the parties tossed by Movie Czar Eric Johnston. The other day his attraction was Betty Hutton, who had our grassroots Congressmen drool-

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keys, a whole deaf childr he class meets at rurgeon, assort. EG ierals ar hom the devotes five hours 4 4aY 50s mach Saturday at the b y : . - o her hobby during the season. Co ' B40 PWiches, i tions were being rushed for the . . ng | eason Board of Trade address. Pitts urg coma a; 1949 Easter egg crop. Already THE EGG artist can offer eereense—— Here Tor tard ioe" Creatm the white-haired lady has com- no explanation for her artistic Short Course Set v tary ice cream, -pleted 23 dozen. ability. “All my life I have ry Stole Service Season's desserts called” Hundreds of the little hats drawn a little and once’ I | LAFAYETTE, Mar. 10—A PITTSBURG retes, dobros, in- are fashioned by Miss Yoke painted the milk house,” she basic short course in‘ radio- =The Pittsbur, on _a year-round basis. Then chuckled. graphic procedure, designed pri- by a season re

defeated the tals, 4 to 2, to can Hockey L« Pittsburgh Cai The triumph in a second pla apolis in the vision race. Barons’ 5 to Louis Fiyers d two points be and Caps. «Pittsburgh playoff spot if least a tie wit row night at ] Elby Kobusse goals in the fi Pittsburgh a le relinquished. Jc

ing in their Chateau O’'Harrigan Fleming McKe Brought fo you Before Easier af prices “- uu Hornet goals. — HOITY - TOITY Massachusetts ing in the fin Ave. matrons are playing a new second period 1 that would seem impossible. Jus! imagine! preg fie ie. i Decand Juric: mids. yw. Scores . j Jerry Reid ¢ N $ WHEN A gang of dentists held } apolls in the

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a powwow here this week they naturally invited Sen. Lester Hunt of Wyoming to come over. He used to yank molars himself.

” » ” CORNELIUS V AN DERBILT WHITNEY, the new undersecretary of commerce, hasn't even neen his new office yet on account nf he and Mrs, Whitney have heen vacationing in Nassau ever nince he got the $10,000 a year job.

” ~ . That big dining table In the . new Venezuelan embassy ought | to look pretty. It's of the best | Venezuelan mahogany and cost

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to match a piece of driftwood’ in the shape of a dinosaur.

» J » WAYLAND (CURLY) BROOKS, the defeated Republican Senator from Illinois, finally has packed up and gone home to Chicago. His apartment in the posh Westchester has been taken over by Senator Irving Ives of

ONE OF the foreign observers who attended the Bikini atom bomb tests just can’t figure out our American Congressmen. He reports that after the tests, en-

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