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Evening star., 1941-11-25

troop movements involving change
of stations will be suspended De-
cember 12-January IL. Other aspects
Of the formidable transportation
problems remaining are still to be
worked out.
The War Department., which has
its own group of experts working on
transport problems, received some
preliminary practice on the Louis
lana maneuvers in August when
nearly 183, 1000 men were moved by
rail, steamship and airplane, aside
from larger number who Travelled
by truck.
The number expected to jam rail-
ways and bus lines in December,
however, is believed to be the largest
since the 1918 Christmas holidays,
when some two million men were
under arms in this country following
the World War armistice.
Evening star., 1941-11-25
Churchill Cautions
Commons Member
On Peace Terms
Don't Count Chickens
Before They Are
Hotched, He Says
gy the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCldleO fIcSS.
LONDON. Nov. 25.-Prime Min
lister Churchill today cautioned
House of Commons member who
raised the question of peace terms
mot to count your chickens before
they are hatched."
He made his remark to Geoftrey
L. Mander, Liberal. who had in
sisted that Mr.. Churchill make
clear to the enemy" that any peace
settlement must include return OF
machinery removed from occupied
countries and reconstruction of de-
stroyed property.
DR.. Alfred Salter, Laborite, told
Commons statesmen of the world
should get together and see If 1t
is not possible TO make just peace.
Opposed to War.
II have always been opposed to
war" he said, and this opposition
is shared by at least 1000 900 people
in this country. 1 believe it my duty
to stand against all wars whatever
archbishops and bishops may say
IT can take no notice OF church
leaders who declare themselves
against war as opposed to the
teachings of Christ, but who also
preach in favor of this war"
Americans Watch Debate.
Five Republican members OF Con-
gress from the United States
watched the Commons debate from
the distinguished strangers gallery
They were Richard P. Gale and
Melvin J. Mas of Minnesota, Will
liam S. Hill of Colorado and w
Sterling Cole and Joseph Clark
Baldwin of New York.
II am very pleased to note per-
fectly the free parliamentary dis
cussions permitted in wartime Mr.
Baldwin said. There is no conflict
here between the war effort and the
democratic process"
Evening star., 1941-11-25
Telling Children
OF Santa Endorsed
By Mrs. Roosevelt
By the Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25.-
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt
says she believes in telling the
whitest lie of them all-the
universal f1b about Santa Claus.
In her question and answer
page in the December Ladies
Home Journal, Mrs. Roosevelt
says she subscribes to the tell
ing of fairy tales as we'll as
children's stories based on sci
entiflc fact.
II certainly do believe in tell
ing children to believe in Santa
Claus" she said. They learn
soon enough that Santa Claus
Is mother or father, or some
other kind Of person. Why not
let them have the joy of be-
lieving that Santa Claus does
come to all children and that
he is such a jolly old saint?"
Evening star., 1941-11-25

tant feature. The voice throughout
is that of A. G. Stoughton. executive
secretary Of the Cathedral, who
directed the film.
The film, which will be of tech
nical interest to thousands of anna
teur motion picture photographers
in Washington, is done on 16-milli-
meter color film and projected by a
small protector, which can be used
in almost any kind of gathering
without the necessity of a projec-
ton booth. Four prints have been
made for distribution under Cathe-
dral auspices to church and other
organizations throughout the coun-
try.
Evening star., 1941-11-25

Backus, Willard o. Burt, John H.
Miller, Ward Scott De Cristofaro. Silvio
Westcott, Leon w. Frazier, John G.
Veeder. Volkert B. Small. James 2.
Poto. David C. Kiersted, W, III
Kloter, John A. Koehler. Vincent j.
Opp, Richard D.. jr. Shear. Harold z:
Hillberg, A. G.. Jr. Muller. Robert Z.
BerFin, D. E. jr. Carter. Robert Ross
Bradley. John J. Tofalo' Francis
Culjat, Leonard NJ Plate, Douglas c.
North Carolina.
Smith, Milton G. Scarborough. F. g.
PoSei. Psi, B. "A A., jr. " Yarboroush. R. r. jr.,
Griffin, VIM. E., jr. Whitehurst, II. 2. 1r.
Duncan, Max C. Whitehurst, r. z, tr.
Newton Ip., YIN l.. E,daI,x Erodais,; chas B r s,
Ohio.
conser. James W. Lorenz. VIM. F.
HI HI: John T. sTgan6esek' sgan6ec w.Hns James r.
Kigerl VIM r Smith, Charles e.
Lowell. Robert L. Herzberger, r. G.. 3r
Bradford. Robert R. Robson, Roy J.
Wood, Chas. E, jr. Padset, Elias NJ. jr.
Fisher. Harold Kintner. Edwin 8.
Mendenhall, w. H. Martin, c. T, II.
LoTs' Ls.T, RiShard Rnh.rr L. Leipper' James K
Oklahoma.
Nash, Norman e. Sprinse5, COZ Colby M
BTGTn 10y I2sn E3V w. sTe. TsFs sesard L.
Oregon.
BIO Rq5dan amos sH1sE MilsE. KsSnsth KaS.st w.
Maddox, Richard I. Lindbeck, John A.
McKalson, Bruce NJ.
Panama.
waling, N. r., jr.
Pennsylssnia.
ffTar; Thompson, MURRAY L. Bsek. s % Richard Henry
Mckinney, W. E. Casey, John Edward
Erb, Leonard OBrien, Frank Il.
Pierce, c. A., jr Pessolano, M. r.
Stesemerten, w. W. Stern, Richard G.. jr.
Rice. Harold E. Allsopp, Charles A.
Divine, William H.: Stokes, Grirnth P;
Grant, Henry l., III Sweitzer, Henry B,
Lee. Chester NJ. Welsh. John Robert
Sliwka, Joseph P. OBrien, Richard H.
Honan, H. D.. 1r. McFetridge, W.
Bliss, G. L., 1r. Betzel Albert p
Philippine Islands.
Rhode Island.
Andrews, Frank A. vose, william Fowler
Behan, Joseph n, 1r Simmons, Kendall W.
South Carolina.
Richards. R. NICK. Adams, 2; q; jr.
KennedS EsDsdSe A. J. j ~ satss smts ETn.st ssa'
South Dakota.
Zook Dott E.. jr. Enedahl, William A.
Berquist C. B. Donohue. William A.
Tennessee.
williams, Henry B. Turner, Henry c.
b B. " J. IT, r
Leveritt Charles L. Leonard, Robert Z.
cslsnder nsn ,]asn flames NJ .,dS: Clarke jared E. III
Wins WinsloW' aot Edward val H. Morgan. , "S Willi.m A.
knTh EsfT cs1S Frsncis " Bos BoT'n ss1ar sn L.r
skidmore. L. r., jr. oBryant, W. r.
Vermont.
Reilly, Robert F. Smith. Norman c.
Washington.
EVans. Ehl5skfE Rchard n & La " MoaSmsa AFmslssa
Gebert w. R.. jr. Field, H. C.. ,jr.
MsaDonsd E0rEe't E. E. eastsn Hsa qssad kas
West virginia.
esf:m.,.I rhoT.' R.s Ra.sr W.%n RaInans w.
Wisconsin.
Klus, Carl A. Liechty, John d.
Milhaupt, T. j. Heronemus, W. Z.
Land, Jay Wayne Hough. John D.
Jones. Samuel 6. Miller. Ray H.
Bachhuber, j. A. Wanggalrd. Lars, 3r.
Smith, Ray =. Hoefer. Ernst, jr.
Knox, Robert j. Engstrom, w. L.
Riley Francis A. Obey, Roland J.
Wyoming.
Howard, Harold 8. Thum. Robert 3.
Boothe, Sammy p.
Locusts caused heavy damage TO
some CROPS in Guatemala this year.
Evening star., 1941-11-25
D. T.. Marine Officers
Among ITO Approved
For Advancement.
President Confirms
Report Promoting
Majors, Captions

President Roosevelt approved to-
day a Marine Corps selection board
report recommending 63 majors for
promotion to lieutenant colonel, and
lot captains for promotion to
majors.
Among Washington and nearby
officers slated for promtion to lieu
tenant colonels are William w.
Davies, Randolph M. Pate, and
Richard M. Cults, jr., all of Wash
ington, and Louis E. Marie, jr., OF
Annapolis.
Captains in this area to be raised
to majors include Raymond F..
Crist, jr.; James P. Berkeley, Will
liam p. Battell Of Washington.
Otho C. Ledbetter and Fred D.
Beans Of Annapolis. and Edward
H. Horney, jr., of Chevy Chase.
Others recommended for promo
tiOn are.
Evening star., 1941-11-25

Majors for Lie
Martenstein. j. K.
Biebush, F. c.
Spicer. Donald
Snow. Frank P.
Wensinger. w. W.
Sanderson. l.. H. NJ.
Plachta, Jacob F.
Rosecrans. H. z.
Sullivan, Leo
Boyden, Hayne D.
Cowie. Fra nklin G.
Schilt, Christian F.
Wachtler. Walter A.
Maxwell, William z.
Wallace. Clarence r.
Boone, Ronald A.
Onlev, William B.
Strother. James II.
Miller. Ivan
Smith, Joe N.
Monahan, James S.
Bemls, John A.
MCQUEEN. John c.
Kenyon. Howard N.
Mcgee. Vernon E.
Cockrell. A. W.
Smith. Ja mes NJ.
Linsert, Ernest e.
Wheeler. Orin H.
Brice, William o.
Captains
Peters, Edward T.
Pyzick. Fra nix P.
O'Brien VILLA m NJ.
Fox, Clinton E.
Conman, Clovis c.
Croft. Frank c.
Clark. Saville T.
Hammond. Hewin o.
Hamel. Lester S
Tavern, Joseph J.
Smoak, Joe A.
Lasswell, Alva B.
Phipps. william I.
Coleman. William =.
Murray. Homer c
SchWable Frank H.
Dyer. Edward c
Brown. Melvin G.
Curry. Manly L.
Grim, Ssml. b. I'd
Ross. Richard p. Jr,
Lang Harry c.
Roberts. Deane c.
Bradley, Jas. v ,r.
Berry. Joseph H.
Hopkins. Zebuion c.
Huffman, Wilfred j.
PRESLEY, Orin K.
Williams. Robert H.
Victory. Randall NJ.
Roberts. Carson A.
Hill. John b.
Hester, James r
Allen. Chester r.
Parks. William F.
Willis, William A.
Holmberg. John S.
Sherman. Paul D.
Stamm, John F.
Wehle. John
Van Ness. c. p.
LYMAN, Edson L.
Abel, Archibald
Cloud. Georse H.
Shepard. Chas. E. II
Mcdonald. Peter A.
Hughes, Thos. B.
Moret. Paul
Bauer. Harold ".
AErKAan william a
Evening star., 1941-11-25

utenant Colonel.
Wulbern. Francis M.
Pollock. Edwin A.
Whitaker. Lucian
Conan. Raymond p.
McHugh. James M.
Deese. Rupert r.
Riseley. James p.
Dunkelberger, H. z.
Jerome. Clayton c.
o Shea, George J.
Brown. Charles c.
Price. Eugene H.
Mitchell. william NJ.
Stuart. James A.
Orr. William w.
Williams, Gregon A.
Swanson. Monroe s.
Paca. william W.
Weir. Frank D.
Schneider. Merlin r.
Good. George F, IT.
Twining, Merrill B.
Schubert. Richard H.
Freeny. Samuel w.
Kaluf, John
Paul. Albert W.
Hamilton. George D.
Fuller. Melvin e.
Fricke, Augustua H.
for Major.
Greene. w. NJ. jr.
williams. Francis n.
Russell. Paul w.
Steiner. William z.
Reinecke, Frank NJ.
Davis. John NJ.
Fromhold. w. II.
Wilbur, James T.
HAYES, Charles H.
Wellef. Donald NJ.
Yeaton. Samuel s
Montgomery. Ed. A.
Price, Edsar O.
Hi. Robert E.
DAILY, James NJ.
ga In on. Ronald D.
LLOYD. Russell
Fry Ernest w. jr.
Howard, Marcellus J
Larson. August
Suit. Donovan D.
Elrod. Henry T.
HuSss. Norman
Carney. Edward 3.
Brunelli. Austin r.
Hudson, Lewis c. II
Games. Edmund B.
Keller. Albert J.
Moore. Luther S.
Leon, Harry S.
Brown. Nelson K.
Mangrum. r. c.
Schlapkohl. C. J.
Reynolds. Ferry
Clifford N. S.
Redf1eld. Ben
Bard. Elliott z.
Jones. Charles r.
Shuey, Clifford H.
Adams, Wayne H.
Cook. John H. jr.
White, John A.
Taxis. Samuel G.
Dillon, Edward J.
Larson. Harold I
Cramer. Mercsde A.
johnson. c. w.
Weeks. George r.
McAfee. Ralph D.
Evening star., 1941-11-25

Locusts caused heavy damage to
some crops in Guatemala this year.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12
Ice Box Foods Taste
Good, Easy To Make.
Give Extra Nitamins

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and chill until needed, then pour
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cup dAcce ceiery. Ia cup each cosk~
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center the right With . dish filled
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dish suited TO summer fare and Il
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12

winning Wtenere tqulekie aassrel
speedy spaehetll Dixie stviel
Garden salad

Harden salad
Wsttgsfa prepared b this rrelue
s1th 9 slavery Qszlok nsalea. ii rssn
favor vim nFUfE4aaA after : s5e% -
shopping. especially during Tire snl
fry days OF September. when meat
are not ~ desirable. The Addition
Of the spaghetti also In = uuirkft
prepared sauce that Is . BIZ differ
enf. gives the substantial txa1eh
which Is required after suril siren
Gus activity which always produces
poppy appetites.
Have al ingredients raade and II
ali b only = matter Of mlnules h.
Tore your meal win be ready 10
serve Heat = can Of condemned 10
nato coup. sdd one teaspoon Of
prepared mustard two t~ah,nxpooua
% chill sauce. one tablespoon Of
WorcneHterenire sauce and ane tea
spoon Of papFika Add tut tnn rirht
amount Of hot Hatef 20 make 4
rather thick sauce and Aransn VIII
SAT- Put a pound Of wieneFx In thls
sauce and cover pan Let SIMMER
over low fire for 10 minutes o.
more 70 absorb flavor
Have one.hAif pound Of spAKl3etti
boiling IN ssltee water. When Il i
Gone. drain and return 70 ~. add
hle three tablespoons a bitter.
stirring % mix welL Heat otef lou
lire With ane-foaFEh cap ot esanEws
ated cream. Add d plneh & - q
pepper and > little ns II naaaed
e season. When lhh i BLINDED ard
thicksned arrange ne mnsaeee ii
center Of ouione platter with spae-
netu - = border and pr TIE
quickie sauce over the aAuaaeez Only
= afrye 81 once 0nig : crisp
green garden salad hlth French
dressing Il needed 10 make usis !
perfect efficiency meal far : busy
Gay.
serve ufaEnln PATTI CAKES
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hfw laTtchern mRin~dlzaf II vita
min fatiy=Cakes Maaa Nlss1 fresh
tomatoes and peeled wheal bread
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