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Evening star., 1948-11-21
Episcopal Crosses
Goal in Each Period
To Beat Woodberry
Spaeisi oispo,ek 10 fhs S.or

WOODBERRY FORESI, va. NOV.
N.-In their 4sth annual contest
here today-longest unbroken prep
school series in the country-Episco-
pal High Of Alexandria defeated
Woodberry Forest, 2s-6.
Episcopal scored touchdown in
each quarter, williams tallying two,
and Dixon and Jenkins one each.
For Woodberry Forest, Chuck
Haywood went over in the last quar-
ter from the 20 after six-play
march from the Tigers 20.
A feature was Jimmy Hurley's
punt for Woodberry which travelled
4 total of 80 yards. pulling his team
out of A hole on its IA. and setting
Episcopal back to its 8.
On the opening kickoff, Episcopal's
onside kick fizzled as Woodberry
recovered on its Al. After three
plays. Hurley short -punted to Epis-
copal's 49, Episcopal advanced to
the Tigers 40. then punted to the
Is, recovered a tumble on Wood
berry's 20, and went over in seven
plays.
At the start of the second quar-
ter. Williams registered in six plays.
starting from w. F.'s 30. In the
third quarter, Dixon. Episcopal cen
ter. blocked Hurley's kick on the
latter's 10. and recovered over its
goal line for . score. Early in the
fourth. w. F. attempted a lateral
deep in its own territory, and an
Episconal lineman intercepted to
down the ball on Woodberrys 7.
Jenkins went over on the next play.
wOODBERRY FOREST.
Ends-Brown, MountcaStle, Fitchett,
Ray. Helm. Meadearis, Kelley. Harris.
Tackles-Early, Carpenter. Wall Coker,
Gusrds-Howsrd. Hill williamson,
Iscks-Pows. .pure. HAYWOOD. Hurley.
Latham, FitSserald, Varham.
EPISCOPAL.
Ands-Macksll. Blarcom. Hobsom, oib.
son. Gamble, Dilvss.
Taekles-Lesgstt. Russell. TrapneIl. Box
leS. Conquest, Paynter. Garrett. 1nnes.
0u.rdsNsherrill Poston, Parish, Show
cent.rsMDixon. Nevcombe.
dict shefseld. criddls Boxiey, Hinton,
Hutchins. Nichols. Williams, Jenkins,
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Rockingham Results
Rx In. As.oe;oted prsss

FIRST RAcE-Purs.. 50 200: claiming:
4-yeaT-olds and upward, liz miles .o
Harssm Church, l.!o az ~" - az
shave Danish l''oo " J"
soverton tHugginS i''-'
.s. 54,ssn 5aTF, lsss s.se. stHsfE PIX
Fox Fox Master. AndrIpo and Haaar
SECOND RAcE-Purse. s"."n0; claim
ing 2 yesr-olos and upwaro y Iurionees e.
srisht PLAYER 1shaV, 1920 sS" $.S" IS" IS"
Yankee Raider iRooD ''f'
Also ran-Jims Jeanis. Iisht Count
MIX oSTslI Daily doubi. S paid s47eoD
THIRD eAcE-Purs 500; tmr,onsi GIsim'ns'
s-,ear-olds and upward od tura0ns n6 30
Big Reward Martin W" ="
FIRST Command Danish "'@o
Also I,,'e ranEin Vogue. Lunch Date. Cheva-
Ner. Rebuke and Cav Frsnks
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $500: claim
,ns a,yssfiolds ress and pD az "a saso is II
HsTty rin. Message 'is 'Husn'" f'''
Also .lme ran@silver Plate. Ariel Actress
dleman. Warrior Prince. Marksman.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, ssss'o0; all, allow
snce:: 3-ysar-olds and up; eo . tpraonsss nn %
Time Roll 'Humphreysl 7.4o 3.sso
Shsfio (st john 2.oo
Time. 1913.
Earslee G.
SIXTH RAcE--Purss.; 5000; lP:. hP.ndie.p'
s,ssF syssFOIes ssu,es, ,eS upward 74a %ss sea 4sc
AIMS Lee tDelpidio) 46o 3os
Mesmrr tDestasiob 2oe
Time. $50.
40 ran = \ ngrArisn-U. Float Me, Cello.
pr - II ard Captain Boudour.
srvElNTa n HeRhcEF RRhhcEFLPurs.. tni. 5000: claim.
i 2sn,. and ugss.tSS s.S 20 e 'nies so1
war Ripple CHumphreyn 1920 1895
Ecn,ie Golos tBoyle) 81
Time. o:3sas.
Also ran-Heartiest. Chance Morn. Colt
Bar, Dance Pretty. Reno UNIQUE Glen len
Tcod Boy Canee, Mono Flas and un
known Reward. ao
ina; 4-year-olds and upward: !. miles.
Alberto Nadeaul 246o 1s'SSo 9'ss'
Johnnie (Church) Sg0 *;
Refresh 'Brennan) %.o'
Time, 2:03. ~
Blue. ing Curtain.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Guard Is Injured
Trying to Score
For Prize Auto
by me Assoeis,ed Press

ATLANTA, Nov. 20.-A joking at
tempt by Georgia Tech coaches to
allow Guard Hayes Mckinney to
score a touchdown and win delivery
of A new convertible backf1red today
when Mckinney broke his ankle
in the Citadel game, which Tech
won, 81 to 0.
Mckinney. 1s0-pound switch
guard. was sent into the game twice
when the yellow Jackets were with
in 10 yards Of The Citadel goal.
He ran three times and lost seven
wards. Later he came In a. q
halfback and on his hrst run he
was hit by five Citadel players. A
stretcher was called to carry him
off the field. Doctors announced
that McKinney's right ankle was
broken.
An Atlanta Buick dealer. \ Tech
fan, had promised TO deliver the
guard 4 convertible II he scored
this season. Earlier in the year Nc.
Kinney was given another chance
to score. but failed. He gained
13 yards in two tries.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
RossIer SkuuIund Set
To Hand Out Orchids

Arnold Skaalsnd, Swedish "Or-
child Boy" will fill a new role at
Uline Arena tomorrow night when
he wrestles Joe Ludlum in 30-min-
ute special support of the Australian
tag team match bringing together
Steve Cob and Rocco Columboz vs.
George Lehman and Sikorski.
Skaaland will award orchids to
the first 1000 women clicking the
turnStiles.
Wally Dusek meets Frank Hewitt
in the one-fall finish feature while
an opening Commute time limit
pairs Olaf Erickson against Rec
Kirkpatrick.
Evening star., 1948-11-21

Bobby Cushman. Blair High
Schools speedy and hard-hittine
fullback star, wound up his school,
boy career in 4 blaze Of glory on
the College Park gridiron yesterday
as the Blazers triumphed over their
traditional rivals. the Barons of
Bethesda Chevy Chase High, 1875
Cushman had a major part in
all five of his teams touchdowns
as he rolled up 157 yards on "a
rushing plays. He scored the first
three himself, set up the fourth
with a 36-yard sallop to the Be-
thesda 2, and passed SO yards for
the final.
1t wasn't exactly one-man show
though. Cushman was aided ably
by his talented backfield mate, Ray
Luckett, and both were lucky
enough to operate behind a we'll
drilled and hard-charging line.
Bethesda fumbled away the ball
on its first play from scrimmage to
help Blair to it's first touchdown.
and after that the Barons were able
to stir up little trouble. They were
deep in Blair territory only once,
and that was when they marched
for their lone score in the final
frame.
Cushman and Luckett treated the
crowd OF 5000 to some good school,
boy football right at the start as
they shared ball-carrying duties on
Blair's first scoring drive. The 81
yard march ended with Cushman
smahsing two yards through the
middle. Two other Blair aces, Bob
Theofed and Johnny Perkins helped
nightly in the second-period 8S-
yard drive that ended in another
plunge through the middle, this one
for S yards, by Cushman.
Bethesda stopped Cushman-
Luckett drive on its in the third
period, and early in the fourth
marched rs yards for it's lone tally.
Much of the distance was on passes
from Herbie Spain, with the payoff
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Blair Trounces Bethesda, 33-6.
As Cushmun Has Field Day

a 12-yard toss to Dick Beckwith
in the end zone.
The Blazers stomped back for
three more quick scores after that.
An sl-yard drive ended with Cush-
man again bucking two yards
through the line. A touchdown by
Luckett after 4 6s-yard run with
an intercepted pass was called back
for a penalty, but shortly thereafter
Cushman ran SO yards to the Be-
thesda 2, and Luckett went the rest
of the way. An intercepted pass
also est up the final counter, a 3s-
yard pass from Cushman to Billy
Mess.
Left end-Beckwith. Phifer. Taylor
Ieft taekle--Farrar. Milirhsn. Chapp-
Left eusrd--schwob, Rice. srosdhurst
center-cr.so, Barnes.
sisht fY.Ed-Psnin,d1erii Pa. Parks M,,ni,
6uarterback-Gioiosa, Fairlsnb, Desch-
h,.isHws,n W. N.Ivi1,9, Wnsp.r caU.I.ns asT
Sawyer. ~,
Fullback-schneider, Buell..
BLAIR.
Left end--Lsrimore. Pittman, Richards
:t E:{i ,,ss:s41a-Hs2ai.sn. ,ss1I.hGains; gs:1 gess.mon
Center-Kennedy. DAILY.
Right suard-Chamblin. Harrison.
Risht tackle-Dsyis' Fene' Butler Ar
RiSht end-Richards. Juntk.
ouarterback-Mess. Eyerstt emo"t.
Left half-Theofield, Williams;
Right hslf--Luckett, Foy. Perkins.
Fuiiback-cushman, Forcey. Lawn. IN.
xram.
Bethesda -<----------- = " .Eaaa
Blair ------------- ~"''
Bethesda touchdoWn-Beckwith r
EFT, Mess. o>
Extra points-.Iupak t3.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
hns-Hopkins Wins
Mason-Dixon Crown
By the Assoeioisd Press

WESTMINSTER, Md, Nov. 90
Johns Hopkins University came
from behind in the closing minutes
of a bitterly fought football game
TODAY to edge out Western Mary
land I to 8 and capture the Mason
Dixon Conference title.
With about three minutes of the
game remaining, Left Half Eddie
Miller passed % yards to Quarter
back Lou Koeber in the end zone
to tie the count at Sail. Miller
made good his kick for the extra
point to seal the victory.
Western Maryland then put OF,
do-or-die drive. The locals received
the kickoff and drove to the Hopkins
%, but a pass was knocked down
on the goal line to end the Green
Terrors' threat.
The victory gave Hopkins per-
feet conference record of three wins.
Western Maryland has a four-one
loop mark.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Howard and Morgan Tie
La Cross-Country Run

Howard University and Morgan
College tied for first place in the
senior division Of a cross country
run staged by the Twelfth Street
YMCA yesterday, both with 20
points.
The Junior division team winner
was Armstrong High, with ne in
dividaul winner AL Jones of Cardozo.
He covered 8 miles in IA minutes,
are seconds.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Alma Gets Bowl Bid

ALMA, Mich. Nov. 20. t49.-Cosch
Steve Sebo said today that his Alma
College Scots, football champions OF
the Michigan intercollegiate Ath-
letic Association, have received
bid to the Refrigerator Bowl game
in Evansville, Ind, to be played De.
cember 4. The Scots would oppose
Missouri Valley Of Marshall, Mo.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Teen.Agers 10 Give Rodeo
For Benefit Of Chest

A horse show and rodeo con-
Quoted by teen-agers viii be pre-
sented today on the Difhcult Run
show grounds on Old Leigh Mill
road in Fairfax County for benefit
of the Community Chest.
Among features OF the show will
be youngster jumping their horses
and ponies over a stone wall and
over poles and 4 running race. The
show starts at noon.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Landon School Closes
Season With Triumph

Landon Schools football team de-
feated st. Andrews Of Middleton
Del. 1877, yesterday on the Landon
field in an Interstate Academic Con-
ference game. 1t was the season
finale for Landon and left 1t with
a record of three wins and four de-
feats.
Landon scores were by Win
Faulkner in the first period and by
Lu Rawlins In the second.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Lote Howkeye Aeriols
Top Boston u, 34-14
By the A,soc;oted Press

BOSTON, Nov. 20.-With little al
Di Marco pitching and Jack Ditt-
mer catching, 1owas Hawkeyes came
from behind to trounce Boston uni
versity's outclassed Terriers, 34-l4.
today before 12,84S chilled fans at
muddy Fenway Park.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Duke Hurriers Score

DURHAM, N. c., Nov. 20. P.-
Dukes Blue Devils concluded their
cross country season here today with
a .20-35 victory over Virginia. The
Cavaliers ace carrier, Chick Evans.
set record for the Duke 3.S mile
course as he took first place In
KISS.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Charlotte Hall Loses

WOODSTOCK. Va, Nov. 10 or.
|-Massanutten Military Academy
closed its 1s48 football season to-
day by defeating Charlotte Hall
Military Academy of Charlotte Hall.
Md, as to 10.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Navy P|ebes Score
4 Times in 13 Minutes,
Down Bulls, 33 10 13
sy ne Assecietsd Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 2o.--The
Navy Plebes came to life with four
touchdowns in l3 minutes here to-
day to defeat Bulls School Of Wash.
ington, 1913.
After being held scoreless until
well into the third quarter tbs
Plebes launched an attack that
netted Ave touchdowns and closed
their season undefeated.
Frank Hauff. 1s-year- break
away halfback from St. Louis.
scored bis 18th and 18th touchdowns
in leading the Plebes to their
eighth straight victory.
sparkplug of the Navy attack
which didn't ignite until Bulls held
a 1870 1ead-Hauff carried most Of
the mail on 72-yard march and
bulled over from the / for the first
touchdown.
50-yard Run Ties Score.
Red Stein tied the score at tbs
start Of the fourth quarter on a 30
yard touchdown jaunt through
guard and down the sidelines.
After a comedy of fumbles and .
7-yard punt by Bulls, the Plebes
got the ball again on the Bulls n.
Hauff danced to the 1. then scored
standing up.
When Bulls took to the air, Haut
Intercepted a long heeve by Duke
Wuzzartio. headed for the sideliEss.
accelerated like 4 rocket and
streaked u yards to the Bulls 3.
Jerry Holland ran around end for
the fourth Navy touchdown In IL
minutes.
Guard Tom McEwen intercepted
ANAL Bulls pass good for one
yard to Jim Baldinger for the finsl
score on the last play OF the game.
Bulls Starts Fast.
Bulls started out like A volunteer
fire company of to It's hrst Are and
lead Is to 0 at the half
jim Joyce. trapped far back OF
his own Al, lateraled to Bob Dover.
who cut around the pileup for 80
wards to the Navy 90. WuzEardo
swept to the 4 then tossed touch
down pass from the to Dean Smith
for the first score of the game.
| Joyce heaved a 27-ysrd pass to
Kick Robey deep In the end IONS
to climax an 8l-yard march by Bull
lis In the second period.
pLEBEs
Left ends-McDonald, Parker, esldinser.
Left tackles-Tetreault. Hyndmsn' De-
winter.
.a.rsswLsulsst0 sc0n,T. ncT lsSksg oE:ns
Right suards MCGOWAN kerstsen'
Kelly. McEwen. -
isht t.skles0Grsgg; slissTood sssts Davis
ouarterbacks Sorrentlno' Hehhha'
Lsit h.lts.H.YHn: Kinss s,.,, uo,,.,1
FuiiS.cRs Fafhs RshHa Iiontas, steele, sccipins.
MCGOWAN, o.terhout.
LII LII snesMiHosWesi sfnasesi,s@Wsrfs' s0'RsS Rhyme.
Left suardLFords
sisht taekss-piIon, o'Rssan
Ssn, sSusanrt.rsmsek.MWass.rdo. imsMtWRaSd Jcye. s.s-
''i.i Lett hslfs-smith. Luby, prcchille.
Ais,lhss 1 halMbpoy,s,t N;cpo,.sn
;ss;: ss'I;: ----------- ------ 2 . ! S1s
SCORING: Plebes. tonchtowns..Haut ~:
so,ssetihdosasMst.in s,stid ss.sst ~ 'ei.s.p.nt' sSI,
i; teSsnaswns|ssm,1m, teeSSsssnsasscwrns-|san,uc,. Ro'e' 0n'
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Celties Purchose Roberts

BOSTON, Nov. 20 (P.-The Bos-
ton Celtics OF the Basket Ball Asso-
citation Of America today purchased
Bill Roberts OF the Chicago Stays.
The Celtics also asked waivers on
Hank Blenders and Al Lucas.
Evening star., 1948-11-21

on 5S-EdTQ mATCn. IhTIoii phSScN
to Scott for 81 yards and Doda
plunged over from the /. Tommy
Collins of st. Johns almost inter-
cepted CAROLS pass. The ball
bounced of Collins shoulder pads.
then off his helmet into scott's
arms.
Bunny Wallace threw 4 l3-yard
aerial to Waldron who ran the re-
40 yards for the Johnnies'
final score.
CALVERT HALL.
LII :s.nsdtI.&siitsm.n. sndMseiinPs,i
81, t:n,.s@fsl,. su.PsEF'''0".
si::bt. ;s.Tut,a-Psrt.,ton sTat5a-PPaHtisilo,
Risnt end---scett..
oYsrterhaek-corbett.
Rifht ha1fbackrHohsnnon.
ST; JOHNS.
Tslss sstls3ssIiT,sti; asen
Center~-McMahon..
kiaht hs sndMDaiy' sHn"'"'
9Ssrts.iI'assEwMaIissiiii 9ss9s tss..iI'aSs.sekMwMI.issiio.
TMIIRs.eRMWsidron. TIIRa fSssikd
6. s.lv;os John. Han ----- & 3 " IA
Calvert Hall seerine: ,touchdoSns. pods
I2); extra point. Scott tplacekickl: safets'
s St. johns Scoring: touchdoWns. Waldron
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Wesleyan Cops 23d in Row

ROCHESTER. N. Y, Nov. 20 lP.-
Wesleyan routed Rochester. $50,
here today for its 23rd straight grid
victory. The game was the season s
finale for both schools.
Evening star., 1948-11-21
Picou Bowie Sensation Rides Four More Winners Sunday $taf 81
Bowie Race Charts
By the Assoeioisd Press
Weather Clear, Track Good.

g 500 .mins; sH .p 1usenc star
Evening star., 1948-11-21

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DayNgh
inside improve poslon
and
BROAD
scede o
aly made
$4,000 added or
80 on sable trainer Bur 5000 1000 $3.50
Evening star., 1948-11-21

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in
dv,nr FIFTH pe .em fa
Evening star., 1948-11-21

Two.dollar mutuels paio-Our Jonn VIM.
$40, SEQ; Bnky B., So.
OUR JOHN VIM raced head snd head wit
preaching stretch, went 10 outside ann unoer
Doll to draw out easily. SINGING DOLL set tn
displaced. BINKY B. raced forwardly on OUTSIDE
FOURTH RACE-The Fenlon; purse s3 90
Start GOOD won driving; place same; went -
pound-Bavardia by Blue Larkspur: owner W;
Vaues-$I. 800, S675. $3.50. SIS. Tine. az
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1948-08-06
PAMPHLET ON MONTANA
TAXATION Available

SCHOOLS AND TAXATION, Some
Phases Briefly Discussed, is the title
of a new tax booklet recently publish
ed under sponsoring of the Joint Tax
Study Committee of the Montana Fed
Grafton of Labor, Montana Federation
of Teachers, Montana State Industrial
Union Council and the Montana Farm
ers Union.
While this brief study is not con-
sidered the last word on the tax prob
lem in Montana, it does point to the
failure of the last legislature to face
the school financing issue squarely
and suggests various sources of addi-
tional school revenue.
The pamphlet lists the earmarks
of a good tax system and outlines
the weaknesses and inequities of the
SALES TAX and quotes some lead
ing American thinkers on the later.
Copies of the pamphlet may be OBJ
tanned from the Educational Depart
ment of the Montana Farmers Union,
Box 20S9, Great Falls, Montana.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
Seven D. T.. Children
Are Injured in Days
Traffic Accidents

Injuries to seven children in traf-
f1c accidents were reported by po-
lice today.
Evelyn Wimbish, 8, colored, 1929
Thirteenth street Sc, suffered in
luries to her forehead and left knee
when she was struck by an auto
mobile yesterday dt Ninth and M
streets Sc. She was treated at
Providence Hospital and dismissed.
Police listed the driver as Harold j.
Weisblunt, 81, of So Crittenden
street NE.
Dennis Jackson, 7, colored, 1905
MeigS place NE, was struck by an
automobile last night near his home.
He was treated by a private ply
sician for bruised knee. The car
was driven by James Dixon, Is, of
1925 North Capitol street, accord
ing to police.
Cyclist Hurt by Car.
William Stewart l6, colored.
632 E street Sc, was treated at
Providence Hospital for a cut right
leg. He told police he was riding
bicycle on Second street near
Massachusetts avenue NV. when a
passing automobile forced him into
parked car.
Geraldine Willis, S, colored, 800
G. street S.W, was cut on the mouth
last night when struck by an auto
mobile near her home The driver
of the car, police said, was Perry
Bowe, 46, colored, 1418 Hopkins
street NV. The girl was treated
at Providence Hospital.
Lawrence Adams, 8 colored, 1417
c street Sc, was coasting down a
Evening star., 1948-05-06
FOOD EXPERT
TELLS
10 WAYS
TO ENJOY
CANNED
PEAS

). Minted Peas piping hot
served with sliced cold
meats is a favorite with
well-known home econo-
mists.. Here are other favo-
rites.
}. Canned Peas in Potato
Salad.
Summer Aspics and Celia
tine Salads made with
Canned Peas. According to
food experts canned peas
are the only peas, that are
really good in salads.
!. Planked fish or baked fish
with hot buttered canned
peas.
!. Bread cups or patty shells
with creamed chicken and
canned peas.
!. Salmon or Tuna Fish Salad
made with Canned Peas,
Chopped Pickle and Diced
Celery.
:. Canned Peas in the center
of Noodle Ring or Ham
Ring.
!. Lamb Casserole with
Canned Peas, Carrots, Gel
ery, Onions.
!. Buttered Canned Peas with
Tiny Onions.
!. Canned Peas in Cheese
Sauce served with Fish,
Chicken or Noodles.
Evening star., 1948-05-06

bank near his home in a small play
wagon when he ran in front of a
truck, according to police. He was
treated at Gallinger Hospital for
cuts. Police listed the truck driver
as William N. Miles, 27, 1922
Eleventh street Sc.
Boy, 4. Is Injured.
Dale Marvin, 4, colored, 5035
Meade street NE, was struck near
his home yesterday by an automo-
bile and was treated by a private
physician for cuts and bruises. The
driver was Francis B. James, %,
colored. Riverdale, Md, police said.
Moselle Merkerson, IL, colored,
117la Schotts cour NE, was treated
at Gallinger Hospital yesterday for
bruises. Police said she was struck
near her home by a car driven by
John o. Gillian, 70, of Ill Eighth
street Sc.
No charges were filed against any
of the drivers.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
Silver Spring Mon Fined
In Unlicensed Realty Sole

Fred w. Moesta, IS, of the 5000
block of Garwood street, Silver
Spring, Md, yesterday was fined
$50, after pleading guilty in NUM-
cipal Court to charge he operated
here as real estate salesman with
out having a license last September.
Moesta, who entered the plea be-
fore Judge Ellen K. Raedy, admitted
he failed to renew his license, which
expired last July while he was en-
ployed as sales manager in a real
estate firm in the 1900 block of
Hamilton street NV.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
Belgian Cabinet Quits
On SchooI-Aid Issue

BRUSSELS, May 6.-The Belgian
cabinet. headed by Premier Paul
Henri Spaak, resigned last night.
The resignation occurred when So
cialists refused to accept a govern
ment compromise on subsidies to
Catholic schools.
Mr.. Spaak is Socialist. The gov
eminent was coalition of Social
lists and Catholics that had been
in offl,e since March, 1947.
He presented the resignation to
Prince Regent Charles. Mr.. Spaak
said the Prince Regent would begin
consultations Immediately with po-
litical leaders on forming new
government.
Max Buset, Socialist Party presi-
Evening star., 1948-05-06

dent, made 1t clear In q Chamber
of Deputies debate that the Social
lists would not accept the compro-
mise on subsidies.
The issue of school subsidies has
been a subject of contention for a
long time between the Catholic
Party and nonclerical parties. of
which the Socialists are the strong
est.
The Catholics (Social Christian
Party maintained that an unfairly
large portion of government sub
sides was given to state schools,
while nongovernment schools, most
ly administered by Catholics, got
a much smaller share.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
FRESHEST PEAS
ARE CANNED

Peas can't wait! That sweet
fresh favor begins to turn
"starchy" within a few hours
after picking. That's why
canned peas have so much flavor
and food value. They are liter
ally RUSHED from the field to
the cannery :. are popped into
cans and their fresh flavor
sealed in before it can. change
or escape. The Freshest Peas
are Canned!
Evening star., 1948-05-06
DEPARTMENT OF
- AGRICULTURE
COOPERATING

The us. Department of Ag-
riculture is cooperating in this
drive to help homemakers cut
food costs with canned peas by
circulating the good news that
they are available now and
by suggesting thrifty uses for
this highly nutritious canned
food.
Evening star., 1948-05-06

Serving hot peas with sliced meats
conserves on the quantity of meat
needed. The protein in peas supplies
energy just as does the protein in
meat. Peas satisfy appetite. They
make the meat 60 farther. Help to cut
food costs.
Evening star., 1948-05-06

To make cold meat platter palatable
and eye-appealing serve hot, buttery
canned peas. The rule: Serve one hot
food at every summer mear' is a good
one to follow-especially when the hot
food is buttery canned peas. So easy to
fix! So tempting to eat!
Evening star., 1948-05-06
EASY WITH CANNED PEAS
Golf Widow .
Mourns No More!

Husband, home late from golf
course, no longer meets minia-
ture typhoon because dinner is
ruined.
Evening star., 1948-05-06

with hot canned peas. For flavor
and food value. there's nothing
better with fish.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
Look for Big Display Of Canned Pes
90. at Your Crocer's Today

Displays Like This in thousands of grocery stores make
easy for homemakers to select canned peas Grocers
report brisk movement of peas women become aware
of money-savng opportunity.
Evening star., 1948-05-06

Grocers report many husbands
coming to the store with their
wives buying a case of peas
at present low prices :. putting
them in the car for their wives
and driving them home. MEN
are just as interested in saving
money by purchasing peas now
as are their wives" say grocers.
Evening star., 1948-05-06

His wife
now serves
meal tn a t
can be fixed
quickly after
he returns
and still be
delicious in
flavor an d
appearance.
Here are her
two "goher's
menus"
Evening star., 1948-05-06
FISH FILLETS
WITH BUTTERED
CANNED PEAS

Yes, Nom knows what to do
with fsh-muskies, or pan-fish,
big or little - she serves them