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Evening star., 1948-05-07
Luncheon to Honor Bonnets

French Ambassador and Mrs
Henri Bonnet will be the guests of
honor at the annual spring luncheon
of the American Association of
Teachers of French at / pm. tomor-
row in the Mayflower Hotel.
Evening star., 1948-05-07
HIKING Club Picnic Sunday

The Center Hiking Club will hold
a picnic from noon to 6 pm. Sunday
in Rock Greek Park. Picnickers
are to meet at noon at Grove Is,
Sixteenth and Kennedy streets NV.
Evening star., 1948-05-07


United States Steel
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Arizona sun., 1948-12-24

II you suffer from pocket-book
pinch come the Yuletide season,
here's a grand way to get around
the .gift-giving problem. For the
smokers on your list, order car
tons of mild, f1avorful Camel Gig
arettes and pound tins of Prince
Albert Smoking Tobacco-the larg-
est-selling smoking tobacco in the
country. When you give Camels
or Prince Albert, you're giving
smoking pleasure at its best-and
a generous supply of it! The
Camel carton, for example, con-
tains 200 mild, cool cigarettes.
Both Camels and Prince Albert
packages will fit in perfectly with
the spirit Of the season, thanks
to their colorful and gay wrap
pings. There's even ample space
provided for a MERRY Christmas"
message, in your own handwriting.
If you remind your dealer now
to put away gift-quota Of Camels
and Prince Albert, he can have
them ready when you want them.
(Adv.)
Arizona sun., 1948-12-24

For those who wish q simple
spread at the stroke of midnight
to welcome the New Year, crisp
waffles with creamed chicken,
turkey or ham are welcome.
Have a simple, but edible, bowl
of fruit for the centerpiece, and
top the meal of with cups of
steaming decaffeined coffee.
until smooth. Beat egg whites until
they hold up in moist peaks Stir
quickly but thoroughly into the bat
ter. Bake in hot waffle iron.
TO MAKE CREAMED chicken or
turkey, use cups of medium white
sauce to two and one-half cups of
shredded or diced chicken. If you
want the mixture to have richer
color, add a little of the white
sauce to one beaten egg yolk, mix
thoroughly. then add the remainder
Oh the sauce. Heat in the double
boiler so the mixture will not burn.
II you don't have leftover chicken
to use, get some already cooked,
canned, boned chicken that comes
ready to use.
Released by WNU Features.
Arizona sun., 1948-12-24

the guests may want some after
you have served the waff1es.
Plain waffles with syrup are an
excellent choice, but if you want
something more, serve creamed
chicken or creamed ham and mush-
rooms on the waff1es. If you serve
caffein-free coffee, everyone can
drink all they wish without any
qualms about staying awake after
they get home to retire. Use the
regular grind for percolator and
the drip grind for glass coffee max
er or drip type of pot. The instant
type is good if you want quick
service.
Waf1es
makes { 4-sectiOn waffles)
2 cups sifted cake flour
2 teaspoons dOuble-acting baking
powder
" teaspoon salt
egg yolks, well beaten
cup milk
4 tablespoons melted butter or
other shortening
egg whites
Sift -four once, measure, add bak-
ing powder and salt and sift again.
Combine egg yolks and milk. Add
to flour with butter then mix only
Arizona sun., 1948-12-24
WOMAN'S WORLD
Lingerie, Loungging Apparel
Seem Prettier Than Ever
&y G,tta Haley

a S ALL women are well aware,
n dresses during the last year
have taken on pretty as well as
more feminine airs. Now lingerie
and lounging apparel, not to be left
behind, are showing much OF the
same trend.
Nylon slips are not exactly new.
They were available some time
ago, but never were they so pretty
as now. Nightgowns, too, made OF
nylon as well as other fabrics are
almost as beautiful as the smartest
evening gowns because they have
so much detailing to make them
exquisite.
AS dresses 60, so must the slips
you wear underneath them. No
longer can you feel comfortable In
slip that is several inches short
er than the dress you're wearing.
Short or tall, you can find longer
slips proportioned to your figure
as well as to your, outer apparel.
If the dress has a long, pencil
slim skirt, then you'll want a slip
that clings gently to you and is not
bulky under the dress.
When your skirt is full and billow-
ing, your best choice may well be
one of the lovely half slips whose
own fullness will give the proper
background for the wide. faring
skirt.
Trimmings are daintier than
ever Much more trimming on the
Arizona sun., 1948-12-24

Decorate the tree with old
fashioned gingerbread men which
are frosted with confectioner' ic-
ing, trimmed with raisins and
bright candies.
Serve your Christmas breakfast
buffet style' letting everyone wait
on himself it you're going to be
busy getting large dinner for
early afternoon.
Sponge cake topped with apricot
glaze when cool. and then sprin-
kled generously with whole walnut
meats makes a lovely cake for
holiday entertaining.
Arizona sun., 1948-12-24
Lynn Says:
Good Ideas Make
Entertaining Fun

A cabbage head makes a lovely
salad bowl for buffet entertaining
Take out the inside of the cabbage.
shred it fine and mix with chopped
apples, sliced stuffed olives, shred
ded Swiss cheese and salad dress
ing. Pile mixture into cabbage
shell on a large platter
Add hard-cooked eggs to leftover
turkey or chicken gravy and serve
over toast for a savory luncheon
dish.
Arizona sun., 1948-12-24
Underwear Sets

GO EASY to sew you'll want to
- make several of these under
wear sets. The princess-lined slip
fits so nicely and can be edged
with dainty lace. Panties are neat
ly tailored. Grand gift idea.
Pattern No. 1864 is for sizes IA, Is, Is,
20; 40, AZ and A. Size 16, slip. ga yards
of 39-inch; panties. ia yards.
The Fall and Winter FASHION contains
go pages of smart. wearab1e styles you
won't want to miss. Free pattern printed
inside the book. Is cents
Arizona sun., 1948-12-24
Traffic Light Controls
Planes and Automobiles

What is believed to be the only
traffic light which regulates both
automobile and airplane traffic is
located at Merrill field, Anchor
age, Alaska. The light halts cars
on the highways near the field
while planes arrive and depart.
Arizona sun., 1948-12-24

the number you
are serving or
serve buffet style.
m aking wames
at the table. A
simple fruit cen
terpiece will be
appropriate. q S
Arizona sun., 1948-12-24
NEW YEARS DINNER

Shrimp Grapefruit Cocktail
Rib Roast of Beef Natural Gravy
Yorkshire Pudding Creamed Peas
Tossed Vegetable Salad Hot Rolls
Peppermint Stick Cake
Beverage
'Recipe Given.
Arizona sun., 1948-12-24
How to Remodel

How to Remodel
Old Slips
Even though slips do not have
hens like dresses, it's possible to
do a minor remodeling job on them
so they will give use, now that
dresses are longer.
Wide hens of lace and net are
very popular and you might in
vestigate the possibility Of getting
the material by the yard for slips
that need lengthening. If you can
obtain the same type lace or net in
a narrower width than that used
for the hem, use this to trim the
top of the slip. If the slip is in good
repair, you can see the possibil-
Arizona sun., 1948-12-24

for the call for
refreshments at
about the stroke
of midnight when
the revelers start
feeling hunger
pangS.
Arizona sun., 1948-12-24
Butcher Boy Pajamas

Butcher Boy Pajamas
FOR the young girls of the family
adorable little butcher boy pa
jamas that are sure to please. The
tiny collar is finished in scallops,
the shaped pocket is just right for
a hanky.
Pattern No. 1885 comes in sizes 2, 4, 6,
and 10 years. Size 4. 27s yards of SO or
39.inch.
Arizona sun., 1948-12-24

or ham during the day; or, use
slices from the meat you've had for
dinner. This may be served cold.
If you don't have enough meat,
have sliced assorted cheese on the
platter. All the other items can be
made beforehand.
Hawaiian Cranberry Relish
makes l quartz
cups fresh cranberries
2 cups sugar
cup canned pineapple
Put cranberries and pineapple
through food chopper. Add sugar
and mix we'll Chill before serving.
This relish will keep well for sew
eral weeks if refrigerated.
ozark Nut Bread
makes 1 loaf
2 eggs, well beaten
cup sugar
II cup melted shortening
" cup light molasses
cup sour milk
119 cups white -four
teaspoon salt
teaspoon soda
~ cups wheat or graham -four
cup seedless raisins
~ cups broken nut meats
Beat eggs and sugar until thick.
Add shortening and molasses. Add
sour milk. Add white -four sifted
with soda and salt, then wheat
flour Fold in raisins and nuts. Bake
in wax paper-lined pan in a mod
crate oven (350-degree) for about
an hour.
"Molded Cider Salad
(Serves 10)
I package Orange-fiavored gelatin
cup boiling water
cup cider
III cups diced red apples
Y cup seeded Tokay grapes,
halVed
" cup chopped nuts, If desired
Dissolve gelatin in hot water and
cool. Add cider and allow to thick
en- Fold in other ingredients. Pour
into molds which have been rinsed
in cold water or oiled and allow to
chill until firm. Serve on lettuce.
The dessert for your gala New
Years buffet is refrigerator cake
which one and all will welcome for
its light fluffiness and refreshing fla
vor Make this ahead of time so
it will have time to chill thorough
ly and thus slice nicely.
Arizona sun., 1948-12-24

tiles Of making an almost new slip
out of it.
There are many edgings made
which will help leAgthen slips. Eye
let has been on the market for
some time now. both in wide and
narrow widths. Gather q wide
width. or use several gathered rows
Arizona sun., 1948-12-24

hem of the slip is evident than
before. That which is used, too, Is
of wider and better quality than
has been seen for some time.
If your choice is nylon or nylon
jersey, you'll have lightweight lin
gerie. easy to wash out, quick to
dry.
Arizona sun., 1948-12-24
Welcome New Year
With Luxury Spread
Or Simple Buffets

IF YOU'RE planning a gay New
Years eve party, then be prepared
Arizona sun., 1948-12-24

A New Years buffet supper can
be done simply if you serve
sliced turkey with assorted
breads, and bowls of fresh cram
berry relish, salted nuts. pop
corn, and II you desire. a nodded
salad and dessert.
Arizona sun., 1948-12-24

Petit point, that perfect ex-
ample of the ultimate in exquisite
handwOrk, is one of the truly
beautiful revivalS of the season.
One of the favOrites is the box
type bag sketched, but the en-
velOpe style that grandmother
treasured has all the romance of
the past. Also new and possessing
a pleasing youthfulness is the
beading and bead fringe on satin
for evening. The soft drawstring
style In Q favOrite.
Arizona sun., 1948-12-24
Angel Food Cake

Soften gelatine in cold water.
Dissolve in hot milk. Add salt and
chill until partially set. Fold marsh
manows and candy into whipped
cream. Beat gelatine mixture until
light and fiuhy. Add cherries and
whipped cream mixture. Line bot
tom and sides Of an angel cake
pan or a spring form (oiled) with
strips one-haH inch thick and one
inch wide of angel food cake. from
which the crustS have been re-
moved. Fill with gelatine mixture
and chill until set.
FOR A SIMPLE supper on New
Years, you may set the table for
Arizona sun., 1948-12-24

Peppermint Stick Cake
(ServeS 1O-12)
2 envelopes unf1avOred gelatine
u cup cold water
2 cups milk, scalded
u teaspoon salt
" pound marshmallows, diced
y pound peppermint stick
candy, coarsely broken
2 cups heavy cream, whipped
u cup maraschino cherries,
quartered
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Lossen Sic keine Goshezvngsovssottvng. die Elm
deres BrennmoteoI esetz instoeren bevor Sic die Bill
isune der Company erhoIten hoben.
Die Eost Ohio Cos Company st verpiehtet, die ver-
fuesung der Public Utilities Commission dvrehzufvehren
Deshob mvessen alle Instoationen Goshezvngsovs
sottvng weIehe ohne formeIIe sehrfehe Genehmisvns
Wenn NIGHT frewIig obgeseI, s desc Company vnter
strafe sezwunsen den Denst fuer oe cos-vorehvnsen
ovf dem geehen Grvndstveek obzvsteIIen.
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UmsteIvne ouf Cos beonspruchen beobsichtgen. SOIL
sch persoench oder dvrch ovorisieren Verete be-
werben. koehdem die Bewerbvngen geprueft sind.
den die Bi|evneen fver nstoIIervne Goshezunes-
ousstoune o Ersoz fver Avssottung, die Elm onderes
Brennmotero benvetzt. in dem Mass ertet vie mach
dem Ure der Company dos verfueebore Cos sestottet
Gehoess der Verfveevne der Commission werden allie Bill
isungen in der eeichen Rehenfose ertet in wecher die
Bewerbvngen empfoneen werden Bewerber werden Won
der Company schrifteh benochrchst ihre Gesvehe
entschieden worden sind.
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Bill LIcuNG FuER HEIzUNcSumSTEL uNG
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MUSS ERLANGT WERDEN ..

BEDINGUNGEN BEZuEGLICH WEITERER
GAShEIzUNGS. .INSTALLATI0NEN
Am !. April l948 eriess die Public Utilities Commission of
Ohio cine zusoetz|che Vervegvng, weche die Installation
Goshezungsousstuttune onsteIe iener, die ondere
Brennmoerioen verwenden unter gewissen gonz defin
tiven Bedingvngen eestottet
Am 7. April 948 entsched dos Obereercht Ohios doss
die Public Utilities Commission rechtmoessg Veruegungen
eossen konn, weIche die Lettering Notureos fuer
Verwendung in oder zusoetzicher Roumheizungs
ovsstottung besohroenken.
Unter der Verfveeune der Commission konn Goshe-
zungsousstottung gemoess der Foehgket der Eost
Ohio Cos Company nstoiert werden Cos iefern Des
hob die Company iederzet wissen, wevie Goshe-
zungsousstottvng in hrem System nstoIe wid Aus die
GrUnd muss ede Installation NIT der Company
siert weden, und schrifche BIigvng ertet sein
bevo die Arbet beginner konn Die Eost Ohio konn ese
Verfuegung befolgen, ndem sic dorouf beseh doss
ole Kunden weche Goshezungsousstottung instoieren
wolIen onstelle solcher, die ondees BrennmuteoI be-
nuetzt, Gesuch die Company BiIIgvng seIen.
VIE MAN SIGN BEWlRBT
Kunden koennen SIGH entweder per Post oder persoench
bewerben Jedoch allie kunden die Hoeen ais Bosis fver
Evening star., 1948-02-21
Soviet Press Reports
On Prague Politics

MOSCOW, Feb. 81 (P.-The
Soviet news agency Tass carried a
dispatch from Prague today on
politics in Czechoslovakia.
I'm political circles this COM
mentary said. 'it is affirmed that
the National Socialist parties and
other parties have made a
concerted demarche on the minister
of internal affairs, whom they ac-
cuse of utilizing security organs for
establishing Communist dictator
ship.
THE democratic public rightly
understands what the national So
cialists and the other two parties
are driving at in their unbridled
campaigns against the security or
gans which stand guard over the
democratic gains of the Czech peo-
Pile"
Tass said Laurence A. Steinhardt,
United States ambassador to
Czechoslovakia, told the press be-
fore leaving New York for Prague
recently that he was confident
Czechoslovak parliamentary elec-
tions would take place without vio-
lence.
The agency said this was taken
as signal by the national socialist
press and other parties and pub
lished most prominently
Evening star., 1948-02-21
Nonresident Alien Tax
Urged by Senator Lodge
BY the Assoeioted Press

Senator Lodge, Republican, o1
Massachusetts, proposed yesterday
that nonresident aliens be taxec
if they stay in this country more
than 80 days.
Senator Lodge said in a statement
that some of these aliens ARE max
ing large amounts of money and big
profits in capital gains without pay
ing any income tax on these trans
actions"
"To permit such a practice to con-
tinue is to discriminate against
American citizens who are required
to pay income taxes on their capital
gains to the United States" Senator
Lodge said.
This discrimination seems to me
of particular Importance today as
we are about to commence consid-
Grafton OF the European Recovery
Program.
"It is both unreasonable and un-
just that small, selfish group OF
Europeans should be permitted to
escape their fair share of the tax
burden by a loophole In the tax
laws while the everyday people of
America are being called on to aid
Europe"
Evening star., 1948-02-21
German Economist AssaiIs
ERP Aid 10 Socialists
BY the Associated Pres,

FRANKFURT, Germany, Feb. Il.
"A German economist will fly to
the United States next week to
speak out against Socialist phases"
of the Marshall Plan.
Dr. Rudolf Mueller, Amherst-edu-
Gated former economics chief Of
Western Germany, said today he
believes American dollar credits to
Europe will do little but prop up
Socialist governments
Dr. Mueller said he will tell Amer
lean audiences that Marshall Plan
credits should be given instead di-
rectly to agencies of private enter
prise. He will speak on the New
York Herald Tribune forum March
6. He also expects to address other
audiences.
His two-week trip, sponsored by
the New York newspapers, has the
approval of Gen. Lucius D. Clay,
American military governor in Ger
many.
DR.. Mueller resigned as Bi-Zonal
economics director of the Anglo
American zones last year. He re-
Gently has been approached by
Western Germany's political par
ties to take up the post again. The
job has been left vacant by Gen.
Clay's dismissal of DR.. Johannes
Semler for "nisrepresenting the
facts" DIR. Mueller so for has de-
clined.
Evening star., 1948-02-21
BIasphemy in Novel
Denied by Publishers
BY the Assoeioted Press

BOSTON, Feb. 21.-The pub
fishers of the best-selling novel
"Raintree County," say the winner
OF Metro Goldwyn Mayors $125, ,00C
novel prize is not :1,066 pages a1
rank obscenity, blasphemy and sac
rilege' as charged by a Fordham
University professor.
Instead, Houghton Miff1in & Co
said in statement last night, the
novel by Ross Lockridge, jr., 'is tc
give the world a legend on moral
and spiritual regeneration in ar
era when hatred and materialism
appear to be enveloping the worlo
or much of it-in fear and ir.
religious. despair"
The Rev. Alfred Barrett, Ford
ham professor, denounced the book
in an address sponsored by the
Bronx Chapter of the Alumnae AS.
sociation of the College of Mount
st. Vincent Wednesday night.
The publishers said that although
there are irreverent characters in
the book, the novel itself is not
irreverent and the "aim is to pre-
sent and then to refute irreverence. u
Evening star., 1948-02-21
YugosIav Envoy Denounces
Ruling on Killing Hostages
BY the Associated Press

Yugoslav Ambassador Kosanovic
yesterday denounced as "monstrous'
ruling of American military court
in Germany that in some cases the
wartime execution Of hostages may
be legal.
The envoy asked in a statement:
Can narrow legalistic thinking
achieve a more grotesque distortion
of history and justice?"
The ruling came Thursday at
Nuremberg in the case of German
generals who commanded Balkan
occupation forces. The court held
that in some cases hostages may be
killed to maintain order, but only
if they bear a relation to the crime
against the occupiers.
Ambassador Kosanovic quoted
from the ruling that most of the
Partisan bands fighting the Ger
mans in the Balkans failed to COM
ply with the rules of war emitting
them to be accorded the rights OF a
lawful belligerent."
He commented: "In Yugoslavia
100000 men, women and children
died for the Allied cause in the
recent war. According to this juds-
ment. they died in vain; 1t was
legitimate for the Nazis to over
run this country and pillage and
murder"
Evening star., 1948-02-21
|Astrid Vornoy Stars as Isolde
with Less Than Hours Notice

her grand opera debut as a substi-
tute, taking over the role of Sieg-
linde from the same Miss Traubel.
That was on December 6, 1941, the
day before Pearl Harbor. "A day
I'll never forget" Miss Varnay said
On another occasion she took over
the role of Brunnhilde when Lotte
Lehman was unable to go on.
Both times, however, Miss Varnay
wss given more time to prepare her
role. An unWritten law of the
opera requires that a performer
be notified before noon if she has
to go on.
THAT gives one time to practice
and to eat GOOD steak" Miss Var
nay said Last night I went on
after dinner of Chinese vegetable
soup. And had been running around
all afternoon
Miss Varnay said she had sung
the role of Isolde only seven times
in her career and not for at least
a year before last night She went
on with only part of her makeup
and only a few minutes to practice
breath control
Evening star., 1948-02-21
$4,000 Damage Suit
Asks Disinfermenf OF /;
Schwab Widow sBody.
By the Assoeioted Press

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 21.-A $780,
900 damage suit filed here yesterday
demanded that the body of Steel
Magnate Charles M. Schwab's widow
be disinterred.
Filed against suburban cemetery
company and two relatives of Mrs.
Schwab, the action was brought in
Common Pleas Court by Mrs. Eurana
Mock de Bobula, wife of a Wash
ington architect.
Besides the casket of Mrs. Schwab,
the suit also asks removal of five
others from the $4,000 mausoleum
in nearby Monongahela Cemetery.
Named as defendants are Mrs.
de Bobula's sister, Mrs Mary Mock
Walter of Bethlehem, Pa; Mrs.
Marshal Reid Ward of Wayne, Pa,
and the Monongahela Cemetery Co.
Mrs. Ward was Mrs. Schwab's
sister and is the aunt of both the
plaintiff and the other defendant,
according to Mrs. de Bobula's at
torney, Dale T. Lias.
Mrs. de Bobula claims she and
Mrs. Walter both own the mauoleum
but that she was not consulted in
the burial of six bodies there.
The cemetery property was in
herited jointly from their mother.
Mrs. jeanette Elizabeth Mock, Mrs.
de Bobula claims. Mrs. Mock. who
was Mrs. Schwab's sister, in turn in
-herited it from her mother. Mrs. M.
E. Kinsey. who bought in in 1895.
Mrs. Schwab died in 1885,
Evening star., 1948-02-21
Hundreds Drown In Turkey
As 7 Rivers Burst bikes
BY the Assoeictad Press

ISTANBUL. Turkey, Feb. 21.-
Flood waters inundating Central
Turkey we're reported today to have
drowned hundreds OF persons.
Press dispatches said several viii
lagos had disappeared beneath the
waters. released when the Seyhan
and Ceyhan rivers burst their dikes
Tuesday.
Eyewitnesses said many bodies
were seen floating with the debris.
Government sources at Ankara said
crippled communications prevented
an accurate casulty count. They
insisted loss of life was low.
In Tarsus survivors told newsmen
400 persons in the hamlet Of Oro-
zerli had vanished. The newspaper
Son Posta said nearly 500 were lost
in three other villages near Tarsus.
A 60-mile valley extending from
the Mediterranean to Kozan has
been inundated by the flood. There
were indications, however, that the
waters would begin to recede soon.