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, 1948-12-22
Quentin Roosevelt
Killed Ia Plone Crush

Quentin Roosevelt, World
War II hero and a cousin Of
the famous Roosevelts, was
killed in the crash Of a C54
Skymaster plane in China yes
terday. There were thirty-one
passengers aboard the big
plane; of this number only 4
survived.
The plane is said to have
plunged into a hillside. His
body was identified by his
wife.
, 1948-12-22
U. S. Denounces Use
Of Force In
Western Hemisphere

The United States has de
nounced the use of force as an
instrument for political
in the Americas. The
overthrow Of at least four
governments within the past
several months were cited.
It was also reported that the
committee which visited Nj
caragua to investigate the re-
ported attack on Costa RIGA by
rebels aided by Nicaraguans,
left Managua by plane for
Washington.
, 1948-12-22
DELIVERY or 1919 AUTO
LICENSES DELAYED

Automobile owners will be
permitted to use their l948 Ii
cense plates indefinitely due
to an unexpected delay ia de-
livery Of the new ones.
This announcement was re-
ceived from the office Of the
Administrators for SIT. Croix.
, 1948-12-22
WOMEN'S LEAGUE TO
GIVE XMAS PROCAM

Plans have been completed
by the Momen's League Of ST.
Croix to give a special Christ
mas program on the Christ
tiansted wharf on Monday
night, December "a, at $50.
, 1948-12-22
LEPROSARIUM INMATES
TO GIVE XMAS PROGRAM

Inmates Of st. Croix Lepro-
sarium will give their annual
Christmas Eve program in the
after noon at the colony, Mrs.
Ethel Balm, Social Worker, an
nounced.
The programs are usually
very interesting and a large
audience usually inspires the
unfortunates.
Marion progress., 1948-12-09
|STATE COLLEGE
HINTS TO FARM
|HOMEMAKERS
By RUTH CURRENT
State Home Demonstration Agent

The bright color and tart flavor
of cranberries can be used in many
ways to enliven meals. Cranberry
sauce and jelly goes well with chick
en-, pork, game, and other meats as
with the traditional turkey. Fresh
cranberries can be used in many diff
ferent desserts and are recommend
ed as good pie fruit. Combined with
apples, they give color and extra
flavor to pie filling; combined with
raisins they add tartness to keep the
pie from being too sweet. Chiffon
cranberry pie made by the follow
ing recipe is both decorative and
delicious.
Cranberry Chiffon Pie
Ingredients: cups cranberries
l cup hot water; l cup sugar; n
teaspoon salt; eggs, separated; Il
cup cold water; u tablespoons gel
attn; 2 tablespoons confectioners'
sugar; pastry. To make: Wash and
! pick over berries, discarding those
that are soft or imperfect. Boil the
berries in the hot water until soft,
and press through a fine sieve. Add
sugar, salt, and well-beaten egg
yolks and cook over hot water a few
minutes. Soak gelatin in cold water
and then stir in hot mixture until
dissolved Chill When it begins to
set, fold in white of eggs which have
been beaten w i t h confectioners
sugar Blend well. Pile into a 9-inch
baked crust with high rim. Chill.
Research on cooking foods shows
that potatoes boiled whole in their
skins retain practically all of their
vitamin c and thiamine. 1t shows,
on the other hand, that potatoes
peeled before boiling lose 20 to 80
per cent of their vitamin and lose
some thiamine as we'll.
Boiling potatoes in their jackets
when potato and jacket are sound
is a good start toward serving them
scolloped, mashed, creamed, or in
other ways, say the food specialists.
Peeling after cooking is a quick
task Mashed potatoes prepared from
potatoes that had just been boiled
in skins, the specialists found, re-
tanned most of their nutritive value.
l. If cooked potatoes are to be held
in the refrigerator they will lose
further vitamin C, but keeping their
jackets on helps retain this vitamin
which is so sensitive to air, heat, and
water.
Marion progress., 1948-12-09
CONSERVATION
NEWS
By L. B. HAIRR

C. H. Greenlee of Woodlawn states
that his blue grass pasture is and has
been unusually good this fall. Mr..
Greenlee says he has found it advis-
able to feed his pasture. Then in re-
turn, the pasture will feed the cattle
and there is where his profit comes
in.
Farm plans were recently COM
pleted on the farms of E. w. Grif-
fin, H. D. Jessup, G. F. Cathey, w.
F. Justice, M. L. Grant, Earnest Ed
wards, H T. Cline and w. W. Gallo
way. These plans include terracing,
strip cropping, contour cultivation,
establishing permanent hay and pas
ture, farm drainage, and seeding
wildlife field borders. The Catawba
soil Conservation District will assist
these farmers in applying t h e S e
planned practices.
Ebert Wilson of Glenwood re-
ports that the mixture of orchard
grass and Ledino clover that he
planted this fall is looking fine.
H. H. Bennett, chief of the Soil
Conservation Service says, "Contour
Cultivation, terracing, strip crop
ping and many other practices are
used to control erosion and conserve
rainfall in the soil for crops use.
Rainfall is likewise stored in ponds
and reservoirs"
Marion progress., 1948-12-09
BUSINESS AFTER PLEASURE

Salesman: "I've been trying to see
you all week. When may I make an
appointment?"
Manager: 'Make a date with my
secretary"
Marion progress., 1948-12-09
No Need

Tom: You ought to brace up and
show your wife just who is boss
around your house.
Bill: I don't have to. She always
knows.
Marion progress., 1948-12-09

Salesman: ''I did, and we had
swell time, but | still want to see
YOU"
Marion progress., 1948-12-09

The thistle is the national flower
of Scotland.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
AGENTS.

QUICK EXTRA CASH selling Christmas
cards; big profits; request free samples;
1t costs nothing to try, ELMCRAFT CARD
CO. $3.50 s. Western ave, Chicago, III;
FREE SAMPLE! Big profit opportunity
with amazing Glow-in-the-Dark house
numbers, switch plates. pictures, decals.
religious articles. Represent large manu-
New York. N. Y
AGENTS, full time, part time: ,pre-xmas
specials; $40 to SIS daily: special arrange
ments for clubs and organizations. Phone
MA. 3640 for appt "a
AGENTS and oreanizations sell 21--tor-a
dollar greeting cards. reg. rel and carroll
assort;; gift wrappinss end stationery; ap-
ptoy1 c samples s5s NORMAN GsEIEtiMa siI spS
Nd SH 1856 -22
EARN EXTRA MONEY. Sell nylon hosiery
10 clubs, organizations, friends, neighbors.
Experience unnecessary. No investment: Kit
free Write today DELAWARE HOSIERY
MILLS. Middletown. Del
WOMEN-Sell best line monogrammed and
name and address stationery Big CONS
sample free JONES STATIONERY CO..
Tulip and Palmer sts., Phila. %. Pa.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
BOOKKEEPER, young. alert. eficieT

B0oKKEEPER, young. alert, eficient, mod.
ern methods double entry. all phases pay
roll system tax return ste e,pSSls onf; tsk
minor tyDins essential TO- above wSrx YORK
Immed; interview can be arranged. Tel
CLERK-Inventory ledger, statistical; lad,
sGSSS ssiNsTessf Rsf
woman, experienced; position with private
family: refs. BOX o12-T, Star. -
iRi sGRT 1850 i;'s. ls z1 ss
DREssMAKING, TAILoRING. alterations;
sxEcUfh1s ssass 5iIVfo sEcRETxRY. ssY desirious OF
Changing position: If you are looking foi
sr.sss s soa. Hd e p
ExffAcHEs i:Evfs H51ss sIs xsp MOT SoIaHs & .ins
baby-sit; nishts only. Call Lu $50
Ssfsfs GISI. eo}ored. desire. to work in doctor 5
sss ss0 SIS 70 start sr, hssp sooS sTesf Gag M
San1: S,n. r.fs ealorea Ar 9snss s4ss. '1un'''
GIRL, eoiored wishes work in store. maid
# GaFoPTstkHRffs Psntini s1s.nin ahs. nddis t.m,
/. adults prefer suburbs; ref; SIS VII
hIssssrziT64iossi ne zzSIr s prHr1r.As, .se.r,: . and
abe immsd lately Boz 1so.T: Star; ;.,,,,,
LADY, middle age, refined. desires posltlon
Is lady companion for . lady or semitic
man, speak French and Ensltsh; fres L
travel: have excel. refs. 2s29 Woodisnd
DR.
home with lady living alone. DO lisht
household duties for room and board. sox
LADY siTIER-wn read to you, write
letters. converse or sit quietly: am MID.
die aged, Of sood family. quiet manners,
.xcsilent refs. BOX 1927. star 49,.
full or part time Call Sunday until II,
ali day Monday. IL. 1899. .3'
NURSE, practical coloreo. wishes chronic
case or conval. patient; nisht duty. NO.
p3Aa
NURSE. practical. colored. maternity cases.
care for aged couple or semi-inyalid; pref
erabiy NV. VI. 914.
NURSE. colored. wants maternity. con-
vslesance or tncurable case; good ref. Lu.
NURSE, practical. reliable and sfheient,
capable takins chsrge patient ana nome;
live out IA. 341s.
NURSE. undsrsraduats. desires work ear
ins for eonyalescent or chronic ease. NE.
S014.
Evening star., 1948-08-22
HELP noMEsTlc tcent.l

RESPONSIBLE WOMAN with refs, TAKE
somplets charRe of one-year-o.d baby ,
4 GOoD HOME AND SALARY to eompe.
tent white housekeeper and care of semi
invalid. CH. 1888. "a
EXERT COOK and maid. live in. pvt
rm. and bath. all conv., elec. dishwasher
disposal. Bendix: must have OUTSTANDING
snee. @ serve properly and care for fn.
things; permanent lob for right person al
$40 per wk. WI. S947.
EXPERIENCED COUPLE for cooking ant
general housework: to live in Long Island
N. Y. Call NO 661l. -22
CAN YOU LIVE in and take full charge o1
? babies? Local refs. vi. 67Sl.
YOUNG. CHEERFUL white woman to as.
sist in care Of elderly lady; light house.
work in small ant live in LII Al1h
Evening star., 1948-08-22
HELP MEN and WOMEN Cont.

LARGE, hish-class rooming house Mass
ave: NV. desires some one to operate
dining room. NO. 1903. "a
WANTED-Two or three ladies or gentle
men, to sell real estate and businesses.
Prefer people with experience, but will
train you II necessary. Must have car
.nd phone; Especially interested in resi-
Counties, Nd. Also Arlington County, Va.
splendid opportunity to become associated
With q progressive Arm. MYRTLE A.
WEADOE CO.. DI. 1854. Licensed bro
ktrs. p: G.: Nd and Va.
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN-Experien
technician desired for laboratory in I69-
bed hospital. REGISTERED technician pre-
ferred. Salary open, meals svsila BILE. Ap-
ply personnel ONCE, ALEXANDRIA HOS
pEMoNsTRAToRs, to work in and near
Washinrton. in department and chain
stores. Product is plastic wipe-on, now
being shown in Neisner's basement; op-
eortunity for big earnings. We train you.
This is an all-year position. Write for
particulars, Box 324-T, Star.
MAN FOR OUTDOOR. lady for housework,
very plain cooking; all modern equipment;
Eooe permanent position. PL: 0s72. rs
SPECIALITY REPRESENTATIVE wanted
to offer brand-new plastic item; revolu-
tionary; earnings SIS weekly and up;
part or full time. EXCEL PLAST1CS CO.,
334 Harrington Hotel, l0-4 pm, any day
this week
Evening star., 1948-08-22
SITUATIONS MEN AND WOMEN

CHOIR DIRECTOR and organist, expert
enced In ministry Of music In Protestant
churches. HI 6l9s
COUPLE DESIRE APT. or uart-time jsni-
tor with quarters. Phone Ex, 1909.
MAN AND WIFE. with experience, desire
Job as resident msr. Of apt. house in ex-
change for apartment. Call VI. 66l9.
Evening star., 1948-08-22

CONTINUED % Next Psss0
Evening star., 1948-08-22
Is, experienced; In Silver
lay week, $50 to 8. Call

Permanent position in
firm; 4O-hour week, good
SEATON, MA. 5000. -23
/, white, experienced, good
er 25; 51a-day wk.: per-
1920 Tower Bldg, 14th
Evening star., 1948-08-22

HsoIas lsds Under s5; 5ef permanent: ' s,pins Tsa
WANfE6-wn!se "a FED hou..ksep.r for home o
EXPERIENCED addressosraph and srapho
sse 1. sday y a.
EASY PROFITS to 1oo%: sell friends su
sn sc ssls for 81 81 eveasa.y
Heeesssrs; H request ials's newest super d
ss4s smsss epa name
proHaI lmnrn'eoH HohIDAY oh1' cARp Ard co 4ss Con
sG MoNPY ia Psp NR Sell P0f1snd frends Nh chrs,m.
ioo1s. ioSo1 Free samples 50 for ST. Personals
with Christmas and Eysryday boxes on
approval. REGAL GREETINGS Haze
bfo, bi5s EAsS Ii alss; lsssR;oFlr to loos selling new
sSau' ss So 'lssas feT 0ns!s susi ire
line, name imprinted and fioral stationer,
and feature Christmas samples on ag'
kMERISAs MsEHkkSsA s0ft6 T6vEsT A1hssGn S9
yy,lues.Pay you big MONEY; sspsat.Sns aiSa.,
sel 'ssd Quickly st Soc s0s to ST. i You make u
to 1907 profit. Stunning name imprinted
Christmas Card: lev ss 80 for 81; Sta; Sta;
|'sss'h IS I4gsIs. ~ .sSsIs' asFisfse asfs 81
FMREk keSoas. M near bath. pvt. .ntr.nc.
some. furniture for day care of infant
small pay; consider those who prefer e
live out evenings and most week end,
free. car DE. 4O24 Sun. and ewes, OIL
write Boz. 419-H, Star. =,
MAKE s25 selling so boxes 81 for 81
Christmas cards. Also with name on 81
and 25 for 81 Napkins, coasters, station.
| cry and complete line. Costs nothing Il
| try. Send for samples and selling plan or
approval, MERIT. $40 Plane st., Dept 90
ROOM ROOM AND BoARD-R.nn.d settled
white woman. unemployed: may share auie
suburban house with conf. rm. and board
| free Of cost, in exchange for light duties
mo COOKING. housewoIk Or laundry.; q :, ex
| ian family, adults; refs. ov. 1904 aftel
EARN EXTRA Cash Sell Christmal
Cards With name. 80 for 81 up Fret
samples. e1-card 81 supereraft: Al othsl
assortments pay you, up to SOC proat
AZ Hunt, Newton, Mass.
Evening star., 1948-08-22

ana M SITS, W. (at Conn. aveo' RE- zoos zoos
sTENo. .-TYPIsT- with day.
time available, to exchange services fol
instruction in costume design ddressmak'
If FIJI ssT m. S,sE mites
detail and development of reputable ellen.
Toxins can to Paure sht but en small Ire ouy Hsy
ferred at start High character, Protestant
loyal. steadfast helper needed. Box 1913
sTENoGRAPHER-REC intelli.
gent. attractive, for law once; 5000 per
month; permansnt position beginning Sept
s:rESoGRafHERasEcREr !: En- tiSlM ssasE Expert
enced: REQUIRE good stenosrapher, with
initiative to assist executive. Permanent
position. fve,day week, paid vacation. al also
sTENeTYpE s:fE 5e1SS n MRaEPoRTERs and transeTib.
ers for Wash. and elsewhere. Give persona
es hos st,a and
SWITCHBOARD and elevator operator
ssolored; apt. s.Pt. Bldg Bldg. Call after 10 am
TEACHER, trained in nursery school tech.
OPERATIVE NURSERY SCHOOL in BE-
thesda,, Box 454-s, Star. - ...
reference, past experience. education, age
fGAoaGR ,cf r.; and 4 y; group; COOPER
;ISn; aim. .oss ssr ,ss sslS5. cs'l MRS JOHNSON Mss
TEACHER for creative drsmaties in ehil;
dren's drama school; kindersarten and
dramatic training necessary: part or full
time. Give full particulars. Box look
TELErHoNE COLLECTOR. must be ex.
pesienceess:; pleasant surroundings. Gal
TEIEPHoSNE OPERATOR. full-time posi-.
ton, mod. apt. house; excel workini
conditions and salary. Apply resident
MANAGER. HO. 5000 -"2
TELEPHONE SALESwOMEN for interest.
.ig work in portrait studio. AuUly HARRIS
& EWING, 1913 r St NV. "a
TYPIsT for a perm, position in large
air-conditioned once in ne, section; cony 1,s
pay and other benefits. Apply SAFEWAi
STORES. INC. ,4th and T sts. ne. III
TYPIST. must be accurate. mostly sten.
cils. copy work: s35 per wk. JoHk
DuKEHART. Tplniesartssns Service 5a2'
TYPIST to assist with general ono!
routine: excellent salary. E1SEMANs, j
st. at eth NV. .
general clerical work in publishers ONCE
permanent position; S.day week; s.ls5; ss5;;
commensurate with ability. Call ME. 1851
for appointment,
Evening star., 1948-05-13
Red Failure in Near East
Seen by House Committee
BY the Associated Press

Communist efforts to gain control
of the Near East without invasion
have failed, according to House
committee report.
AS a result, a subcommittee Of the
House Foreign Affairs Committee
said yesterday, there is mo serious
danger of immediate Communist
control of the oil-rich Near East.
But it did not discount possibili-
ties that Russia might decide to
move armies into the area.
The real danger to the Near East
comes from the physical proximity
of the Soviet Union and the Red
Army, particularly to the perimeter
states of Iran and Turkey about
which especial anxiety must be felt
and not = from local Communist
activity" it said.
For the time being, it will by
preference exploit any opportunity
afforded by others, perhaps the
Zionist crisis or assumed threats by
a third power, for peaceful infiltra-
tion of military units.
If situations fail to develop nat
urally, they will be manufactured.
1T is also we'll within the realm
of probability that physical invasion
will take place, with or without pre-
text when the Kremlin deems the
moment favorable"
Evening star., 1948-05-13
By the Associoted Press

THE HAGUE, The Netherlands.
May l3.-Queen Wilhelmina of the
Netherlands will abdicate in favor
of her daughter. Juliana, just after
her golden jubilee.
The ailing 67-year -old Queen, SEN
ior of the world monarchs and one
of the thriftiest, told her subjects
yesterday in a broadcast from her
palace at Het Loo that fatigue and
the complex problems facing the
throne persuaded her to turn over
royal authority to younger hands.
The abdication will be on or about
September~8.
Princess Juliana will become re-
gent for the second time within a
year in a simple ceremony tomor-
row in the second chamber of the
Dutch Parliament.
On August 80 Queen Wilhelmina
will reascend the throne for a
weeks commemoration of her so
years of rule. and then retire.
Queen Wilhelmina will be 68 on
August 81. She ascended the throne
September 6, 1898. five days after
reaching the required age of ID.
She succeeded her father, King Will
liam III, on November %, 1890,
when she was 10 years old Her
mother. Queen Emma. ruled as re-
gent until the coronation.
Last October IA the Queen turned
over her royal functions to
Princess Juliana as regent because
of need for a rest She reassumed
Evening star., 1948-05-13
Repatriated Nazi Officers
Get Big Sendoff in Wales
BY the Associated Press

by me ASsoeto1eo TFeSS
BRIDGEND, Wales, May l3-
Kisses, tears and tossed carnations
sent 76 former German generals
and high officers on their way home
to Germany yesterday.
The War Office refused to disclose
the names of the Germans released,
but one was recognized as Kurt
Dittmars, one-time top Nazi radio
commentator and propagandist.
There was a crush of neighborly
good d-bys from Welshmen who have
become acquainted with the Ger
mans during their two-and-a-half
year internment. Some of the good
bys were more than neighborly.
One middle-aged woman clung to
a prisoners hand and kissed him
repeatedly as he boarded the train.
Another prisoner wept as he kissed
a four -year-old girl, brought down
to the station by her parents.
The Germans will sail for Ger
many Saturday.
Evening star., 1948-05-13

her role on December / after six
weeks. This week it was announced
that Juliana would take over as
regent for a second time.
Often described as Hollands S
Queen Victoria" Wilhelmina, like
the English Queen, was called early
to the throne, married a German
consort, outlived her husband, en-
joyed a long reign, was a stickler
for formalities and set an example
for her people.
Her investments in Dutch indus
trial undertakings were estimated
at one time at not less than $20,-
600, 900, but Wilhelmina often could
be seen sitting with her sewing in
her unpretentious palace like any
other Dutch housewife. In her
younger days she frequently BIZ
cycled through the capital.
On a holiday trip to Germany
she became acquainted with Duke
Henry Vladimir of Mecklenburg
Schwerin, three years her senior
and they married in 1901. He died
in 1884. %~
When Germany invaded Holland
in 1910, the Queen spurred her
people to a brief but fiery resist
ance. She escaped to England
ahead of German troops and there
set up her court in exile. In fire.
quent broadcasts she encouraged
the underground fight against the
Nazis. She returned with the lib
Grafton.
Juliana Is &c. She Is married to
Prince Bernhard and they have
four daughters.
Evening star., 1948-05-13
Argentina Reported Trying
10 Buy IS U. 5. Fighters
BY the Assoeioted Pres

BY me ASsoctofed PfesS
MANILA, May l3.-Argentina is
negotiating to buy IS or more sur
plus United States fighter planes. it
was learned reliably today.
The informant said negotiations
are being handled through the
United States Foreign Liquidation
Commission, not the Philippines
government which was the recipient
of a large amount of surplus
materiel.
1t was understood the planes were
priced at $65,000 each. Hector
Cevera, who recently presented his
credentials from the Peron govern
ment, was reported in the United
States in connection with the
purchase
The Philippine government re-
Gently banned the export OF arms
and munitions.
The source said the Argentine
government tried to buy consider
able amount of small arms, but had
not been able to do so.
Evening star., 1948-05-13
Alliance With Dutch
Revealed by Belgium
Nv ,ha aAssoe;oted Press

By fhs Assoeiotsd Press
BRUSSELS, MAY 13.-Belgium's s
Defense Minister says d. military
alliance exists between this country
and the Netherlands and that both
are working closely with Luxem-
bourg. The three nations compose
the Benelux customs union.
THE Belgo-Dutch agreement i'm
plies the closets possible military
collaboration between the two
countries" Col Raoul de Fraiteur,
the minister told newsmen yester-
day.
1T covers the organization and
use of armed forces as well as prob
lens of military supplies and tech
nical research"
The alliance apparently developed
from Belgian-Dutch talks at The
Hague Monday, eighth anniversary
of the German invasion of the Low
lands.
Belgium and the Netherlands
will represent themselves as one
military power at all international
conferences, with a common at
titude on problems which come up
for decision" Col. de Fraiteur said.
The agreement has no time
limitations and will be open to all
others willing to participate. We
are already closely collaborating
with Luxembourg"
Evening star., 1948-05-13
Army Warns News Outlets
To Avoid Election Comment
By the Associated Press

The Army is cautioning its soldier
papers and radio stations against
expressing any editorial opinions
about election candidates.
ANY dissemination of political
news by the Department of the
Army" said a circular today, must
be made on an impartial and nom
partisan basis. The American
soldier, as a citizen, has an interest
in information concerning political
matters within the United States.
1T is appropriate for the Army
to make available to its personnel
stationed outside the continental
United States sufficient current po-
litical information to enable them
to vote intelligently."
But, says the Army, any material
paid for with Federal funds this
includes soldier papers and overseas
radio service for troops must not
contain political propaganda de-
signed to effect the result of any
election for Federal Office or OBJ
viously calculated to create bias for
or against a particular candidate. :"
And there must be no comment,
criticism, analysis or Interpretation
of news of political nature"
Evening star., 1948-05-13
Girl, IA. Struck byBB Pellet,
Faces Possible Loss Of Eve

A 14-year-old girl is in Episcopal
Hospital today facing the possible
loss of an eye after being hit by a
stray pellet from a BIB gun.
Katherine King. 2231 Shannon
place Sc, was standing near her
home yesterday when the pellet hit
her in the left eye. The Kramer
Junior High School student was
taken to Providence Hospital for
emergency treatment and then
transferred.
Police said an 1S-year- -old boy was
target shooting nearby. A hearing
will be held later at the corpora
ton ccunsel's Office. His name was
not made public, but officials said
they believed the shooting was an
accident.