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Evening star., 1948-07-27

ally usurp the functions of govern
ment.
The policy of the men now in
control of the party in Virginia has
become synonymous with all that is
narrow and provincial in the life of
the Nation. Their record during the
1943 Assembly and the recent State
convention shows that they lack
the capacity for craftsmanship.
They speak for themselves. They
no longer speak for the party.
Mr.. Miller said he would support
the Truman-Barkley ticket and as
sailed both the Southern Demo-
Gratis and Wallace tickets. He de-
clined to take sides in next weeks
primary contest for. the Senate be-
tween Incumbent Willis Robertson
and James P. Hart, jr., Roanoke
attorney.
Headquarters Opened.
Mr.. Miller said he was opposed to
the exercise of Federal authority
in the field of civil rights, but added
that State rights should not be used
as a means of denying individual
rights.
Headquarters for the Miller cam
didacy have been opened at the AL
bemarle Hotel in Charlottesville with
Mrs. John Flynn in charge. Mr.
Miller said he would wage an "ex-
tremely active" campaign but not
until after the presidential election
this fall
Mr.. Miller is vice chairman of the
Anti-Byrd Committee for Democra-
cy in Virginia. He was born in Mid
dleboro, KY. three miles from the
Virginia line, but was reared in
Rockbridge County, where his
father, the Rev. Henry Miller, was
a Presbyterian minister.
Evening star., 1948-07-27
Lost Zoning PorIey Set
Tomorrow in ARLINGTON

The last of a series of public con-
ferenceS by the Arlington County
Board concerning the County Plan
ming Commission plan for amend
ing the zoning ordinance, will be
held at 8 pm. tomorrow at the
courthouse.
The area known as section 5 on
The zoning map will be discussed
This includes Arlington Forest
Ballston, Bon Air. Brandon Village
Buckingham, Dominion Hills. East
Falls Church, Glen Carlyn. Highland
Park, Lee Heights. Livingston
Heights, Overlee knolls and West
over
Evening star., 1948-07-27
Place Sunday Classified
Ads EARLY!

Classified ad customers de-
string to place ads in The
Sunday Star are urged to call
them in early in the week.
This will eliminate the last
minute rush to place ads and
will assure every one prompt
and efficient service. Your
cooperation will be appre-
ciated.
Remember The Stars new
telephone number Is Sterling
50O0.
Evening star., 1948-07-27
Driver in April Crash
Near Lees Corner Dies
BY the Assoeioted Press

FREDERICK, MD, July 81
Herbert E. Derry. 81, of Buckeyes
town. died yesterday in Frederick
Memorial Hospital where he had
been patient since April.
He was burned when his car hit
power pole. overturned and caught
fire near Jacksonville, Montgomery
County.
Evening star., 1948-07-27

llC u dSIl-ldIluCu
the ship in Vlr-
G ! n i a, af t e r
changing his de-
cision to bail
out.
Maj. Harry G.
HoWton, 80. of
1881 North Man.
chester street,
Arlington, Va,
who had the
narrow escape
near Bristol, is
in Kings Noun
tain Memorial
Hospital there
with q cut ON his
Evening star., 1948-07-27
Retired Group to Picnic

Arlington Chapter No. Z, National
Association of Retired Civil EN-
pIoyes, will hold a picnic from . to
S pm. August at Lubber Run Park.
Mrs. Sadie Sanger is in charge OF
ARRANGEMENTS.
Evening star., 1948-07-27
443 Planes Sold for Junk

| -Four hundred and forty-three
former combat planes were sold for
$35 900 in New Zealand to a junk
/ dealer.
Evening star., 1948-07-27
Maj. Howton Is Cut
.Crash-L Landing Plane
Rather Than Jump

A Washington area pilot whose
fast F-51 Mustang fighter developed
engine trouble at 10000 feet, suffered
only few scratches last night, when
Evening star., 1948-01-21

The morning sun first strikes the
United States atop Mount Katahdin,
{, 5,267-foot peak which is the highest
in Maine.
Evening star., 1948-01-21
BY the Associated Press

HACKENSACK, N. j., Jan. al
Mrs. Stella Lewandowski, now ar
American citizen, wears a Gold Stal
Mother pin with three stars today.
The Lyndhurst widow, who los,
three of her five sons in World Wal
II, received a certificate Of citizen.
ship yesterday, which made he1
eligible for membership in the Colo
Star Mothers of America.
The 58-year-old woman had beer
under the impression she had beer
a citizen for nearly Is years, but
learned last year that when her late
husband became citizen in 1928 she
did not become one automatically
as she had believed.
The naturalization law Of 1922
ended automatic grant of citizen
ship to an applicants wife.
Mrs. Lewandowski discovered she
was an alien when she applied fol
membership in the Lyndhurst chap
ter of the Gold Star Mothers. Gov
ernment officials, headed by Attor-
ney General Clark, helped speed up
her naturalization papers.
Mrs. LewandoWski stood proud
and sad yesterday before Bergen
County Judge A. DeMorest Del Mar
to receive her papers. The court
gave none of the usual directions to
new citizens on the meaning OF
citizenship.
Judge Del Mar said quietly, II
believe that the suffering and
Evening star., 1948-01-21
Four Moves Reported
lin Syria 10 Prevent
Oil Shortage Danger
BY the Assoeioted Press

DAMASCUS, Syria. Jan. 21>
Syria, dependent on outside sources
for oil, seemed today to be trying te
prevent a petroleum shortage which
its government feared might hamper
Arab opposition to Palestine's par
tition.
These developments were reported
l. Commercial airline operations
were curtailed.
2. Private users of oil faced the
prospect of rationing to save fue
for the army and government, gov.
ernment source said.
8. The Syrian Minister of Nationa
Economy, an informant said, has
asked the Anglo -Iranian Oil Co. tt
sell oil to Syria.
4. Interior Minister Mohsain Ba.
razi left yesterday for Saudi Arabia
and Egypt. Some believe he viii
discuss the oil situation with the
Kings of those countries.
In Beirut, Lebanon, an official o1
Socony Vacuum, which provides
Syria with most of its oil, said the
current shortage was caused by dis.
turbances at Haifa three weeks ago
He said riots between Jewish anc
Arab workers had caused a shut.
down and that efforts to open the
refineries this week failed.
! 1--WE just have not got any fue
to SELL" he added.
Government officials in Damascu.
have asserted that a noticeable de.
crease in motor fuels Is the result
of a deliberate squeeze" by Ameri'
can interests. They declare 1t is
plan to force approval of the pro-
posed trans-Arabian pipeline con-
cession. Today the pipeline (tap'
line) which would carry Saudi Ara
bian oil lay idle.
Evening star., 1948-01-21
Defense Move Denied
I'm BIick Libel Action

District Court Justice James W.
Morris today overruled q defense
motion for a directed verdict In the
$50 900 damage suit brought by
Police 1t. Roy e. Blick of the vice
squad, who accuses former police
man of libeling him.
Joseph L. Meek, the former po-
liceman, is accused in the suit Of
having made statements concern
ing 1t. Blick in letter to the
superintendent Of police that were
untrue.
A purported copy Of the letter
says 1t. Blick and three unnamed
officers entered Mr.. Meek's house In
the 500 block of H street NV. on
September 8, 1916, and that wom-
an was treated improperly by off,
GERS. who are not named.
LIE Roy w. Morrison. narcotics
agent in charge of the Washington
field Office of the Bureau of Mar
cotics, testified yesterday he and
two policemen and a fourth man
Evening star., 1948-01-21
Clio Leaders Gather
To Discuss Politics
And Wage Strategy
By james Y. Newton

Leaders Of the CIO gathered here
today for three days of meetings de-
voted to politics, national legislation
and strategy to be followed in wage
negotiations ahead with the big
mass-production industries.
Out of the sessions is expected
to come, after a hot fight, state
ment repudiating the third-party
candidacy of Henry A. Wallace.
Opinion among the CIO unions,
however, is far from unanimous
In the Wallace matter, with several
left-wing leaders already having in
dicated they would support the for
mer Vice President.
Wage Talks Due Soon.
The nine CIO vice presidents are
meeting with President Philip Muir
ray and .Secretary-Treasurer James
B. Carey. This will be followed by
a meeting tomorrow of the 51-mem-
ber Executive Board and session
on Friday Of those who guide the
policy Of the Political Action Com
mittee.
Wage negotiations involving a
large part of the CLOS 5000, 600
members are scheduled to take place
in the next three months. These
include the reopening of contracts
with the big manufacturers of au-
tomobiles, steel and electrical prod
ucts. While the United Auto Workers
already have stated they will ask
for 30 cents an hour in pay increases
and other benefits, the overall
strategy worked out here probably
will be kept secret.
Smaller Unions for Wallace.
While Mr.. Murray has asked all
unions to withhold announcement
of position on the presidential
aspirations of Mr. Wallace, a number
already have made clear how they
feel. Walter P. Reuther, president
Of the UAW, has been, perhaps, the
most outspoken in his oposition to
Mr.. Wallace. A few of the smaller
unions have indicated support fol
him.
A sharp split between the left and
right of the big labor organization
Is expected to develop here.
In its last stated official position
the CIO went on record as opposed
to third party at this time. How
ever, no action has been taken since
Mr.. Wallace tossed his hat in the
ring
Evening star., 1948-01-21
Morse and Keatinq
AskAnti-LynchingLaW
by the Assoeioied Press


Senator Morse, Republican, OF
Oregon and Representative Keating,
Republican, Of New York yesterday
urged that Congress enact Federal
anti-lynching laws this session.
They testified before a Senate
Judiciary subcommittee which is
considering three antilynching bills.
One is sponsored jointly by Senators
Morse and Wagner, Democrat, OF
New York, the others by Senators
Knowland, Republican, of California
and Hawkes., Republican, of New
Jersey. -
Mr.. Keating told a reporter that
Republican congressional leaders
have decided to let the Senate take
up the legislation. first since the
House several times has passed
anti-lynching bills only to have
them talked to death in the Senate.
Senator Morse called lynchings
'unlawful, immoral and inde-
fensible." He said that in many
areas of the country lynchers either
have had the active cooperation
Of police officers or the officers have
"condoned or winked at mob &C
ton"
Senator Eastland, Democrat, of
Mississippi, a subcommittee men,
ber, several times questioned the
constitutionality of Federal anti
lynching legislation. Both Senator
Morse and Mr.. Keating contended
there is ample authority under the
14th amendment.
Mike Masaoka Of the Japanese
American Citizens League, testified
LAS Americans who know what
terrorism is we indorse the legisla-
ton now under consideration as
one means of affording all peoples
under our flag adequate protection
from physical violence"
Evening star., 1948-01-21
Senate Committee 10 Hold
Burke HEARING Jan. II

The nomination of Vincent c.
Burke, city postmaster, to be First
Assistant Postmaster General will
come before the Senate Post Office
and Civil Service Committee at a
public hearing at 10 am. January 27.
This ws ANNOUNCED on the floor
of the Senate yesterday by Chair
man LANCER Of the committee.
Mr.. Burke was nominated by
President Truman to succeed Jesse
M. Donaldson, who was promoted to
Postmaster General.
Evening star., 1948-01-21
How Edwards HELMS
Constipated Folks!

For years DR.. Edwards relieved
patients bothered by constipation
with his famous DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets-now sold by all drugstores.
Olive Tablets are mild, gentle but
oh-so thorough! Olive Tablets act
on BOTH upper and lower bowels to
produce more 4aturdl-like move
ments. No gripping. Just complete
satiqaetion. Buy todayi Isl, 30f.
Evening star., 1948-01-21
Civil Service Accepting
Police Force Applications

The Civil Service Commission to-
day started accepting applications
for jobs on the Metropolitan and
park police forces here.
Candidates for the jobs OF police
privates must submit their applica-
tions to the commission not later
than February 3.
Application forms may be OBJ
tanned at room Ill in the main
commission building, Seventh and
F streets NV. Starting salary is
$2,720 a year. ~
Successful candidates will fill the
101 vacancies on the police force
here.
Evening star., 1948-01-21

Two recent Post articles-"License to Kill" and
ssShould You be Allowed to Drive?"- caused many
states to take immediate steps further highway safety
Evening star., 1948-01-21
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. ss Al
a,

made q visit to the address on the
date in question on . narcotics in
vestigation
Mr.. Morrison said 1t. Blick was
not with him, nor were members Of
his squad. 1t. Blick already has
denied he or any members OF his
squad had entered the house.
1t. Blick's attorneys are Charles
E. Ford and John Lewis Smith, jr.
Mr.. Meek, who operates several
rooming houses here, is represented
by Attorney Abraham Chaifetz.
Evening star., 1948-01-21
ADVERTISEMENT.
Some Don'ts
For Pimples

Don't scratch-don't squeeze pim-
ples-you risk infection! Don't suf-
fer from itching pimples, angry red
blotches, eczema or other irritations
when soothing Peterson's Ointment
offers you fast relief. Makes skin
look better, feel better, 35c all drug
gists. One application delights or
money back. Peterson's Ointment al
lays itchy feet, cracks between toes
Evening star., 1948-01-21
New Ponumunion Envoy
To Washington Named
By the Associofed Press

PANAMA, Panama, Jan. 81. -
President H. E. Adolfo Jiminez said
yesterday he would appoint Octavio
Vallarino Ambassador to Washing
ton to succeed DR.. j. j. Vallarino,
who has resigned to run for Presi-
dent.
The appointee Is former Min
lister of Public Works. He was a
Panama negotiator of the agree
ment with the United States for
Panama defense bases. The As
sembly rejected the accord last
month.
Evening star., 1948-01-21

PITTSBURGH.-SWEPT 100 FEET UNDER ICE-Matthew Cav
anaugh (shown in bed haws out after harraising swim
under frozen Charters Creek yesterday He broke through while
cent Alert railroad nearby broke second hole in the
ice downstream and pulled him out unhur Matthew
route home from sled riding when fell through the thin ice
along the creek bank and Frank Abbott brake
bob to the surface and few moments later
lunged for it, He up with Matthew in his arms
-AP Wrephoto
Evening star., 1948-01-21
Mother of Three Lost in War
Finally Becomes u. S. Citizen

heartaches which have been your lot
in life make it unnecessary for me
to give you any instructions on your
newly assigned duties"
Evening star., 1948-02-22
HOW MIRACLES ARE MADE
Continued from page seventeen

NOs""tNeU J'O"t SSpeNteen
a slice of herring for breakfast every morning.
Topping answers and thanks them ALL and keeps a
sharp lookout for any suggestion, however cockeyed
You can't tell" he says. After ALL these peonle
know almost much about the common cold as we
do We've cultivated the agent We've given colds to
ffty-seven out of sixty men, We've examined the
fluid and seen something that sometimes looks like a
virus. That's not much
These findings, however are enough to nerm;t
Topping and his associates to undertake their second
major step - that of detecting the presence of the
cold agent in eggs without testing human beings
They don't pretend to know the best way of going
about this There are dozens of possible tests from
the slow chemical analysis that might reveal a diff
ference in protein content between normal eggs and
infected eggs, to the sociological test in which tell
tale antibodies might be detected in the inocuated
animal.
Whine Well Spent.
hight now," Topping told me, Atlas is WORKING
an ultraviolet absorption test. Already there's
slight evidence for thinking the curves will be different
but early evidence can fool you. Anyway, it's time
we'll spent. We have to know what ,eon't work."
Researchers come by this caution through bitter
experience. Not long ago Topping and companv
thought they'd stumbled on perfect test The eggs
they had inocuated with infected fluid were suddenly
developing small LESSONS Gnjures) on their internal
membranes This sensational - an immediate
visible clue to the presence of the cold agent 1t seemed
too good to be true, and it was 1t turned out that
the alcohol in disinfectant they put on eggs
before inocuatiOn seeping through the
shells and causing the LESSONS.
AS these tests CO. there's no telling how when or
whether Topping and his group will find the test they
want If they do find it, the result may be vastly inn
portant to all of us. 1t will probably enable them to
tell when the cold agent is present in any medium 1t
will enable them at last, to 60 to work on the practi-
cal problems of vaccines and immunization
Many Hurdles
BUT they warn against optimism The fact is, thev
might work for years this test and never find it.
They remind Themselves and us, of the hurdles -
the eusiveness of the cold agent the necessarily slow
pace at Lorton, the exception that turks in every rule
and threatens every test. And they know that even
if they nail down cold agent there probably are
manysmore.
In view of this, it's just as we'll that they don't
regard their job crusade If they did, their hearts
would have been broken long ago. They have other
inspirations. Topping speaks of Fundamental re-
search, Atlas of crossexamining nature" Jawetz of
finding fact" Their ultimate reward: the salts
faction of taking step forward - one of those
short sure steps by which sound researchers advance
tne front OF our total understanding The End
Evening star., 1948-02-22

EGG ~ CHEESE PuFEs
Super for supper quick and easy to pre-
pare. And properly fried with Criscos. i.
they're disestible, and mouth-watering good!
tMAkRs n PUTS,
4 ssss ! sah,sspeen chopped enlen
" cup Hew " ssaspsea sak
tsp. baking powder " b. shsrp ehssss
" cup oisee fss trying
AH Measurements Lssel: Beat eggs and COM
bine with onion, flour, salt and baking pow
der. Add cheese which has been cut in Il inch
cubes. Heat Crisco in frying pan. Dip as much
Of the mixture rs large spoon will hold, and
drop into hot Crisco. (Notice-shere's no Nm
pleasant SMOKE or smell Uhea you fry UitA pure,
au-reoetable Crisco) Fry golden brown on
both sides. Serve with sauteed tomatoes:--
Dip tomato slices in salted flour, fry lightly
in Crisco young and old can eat their FIJI;
foods fried properly Uith Crisco are dioessibleD
sHo sos csssco COOK soox--64 pages Of REC
ipes for Good Eating" for 10t in coin
and Crisco label (any size). Address: Crisco,
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good in the United States.
Evening star., 1948-02-22

I ~ whipped up these fluffy Crisco-fried
egg cheese puffs because they were so
easy to make and was so late from the
movies. And you know what happened?
My crisp, golden, toasted cheese favored
puffs turned out to be real lip -smacking
sensation!
"And when ! saw what hit they made
with my family and how light and
q aigetibk they were well! From now on
I'm taking the hint and frying with new,
improved Crisoo, giving my family their
fill of crisp, tempting fried foods!
Evening star., 1948-02-22

there's no trick to making them
anybody can fry foods tender and light
with pure, all-vegetable Crisco. And any
body can eat them. too from Junior to
Grampa. It's fact-9 out of 10 doctors
say Crisco fried foods are easy to digest.
"criseo for all g. that's my theme
song now! I've always known pure, easy
blending Crisco was tops for lighter cakes
and flaky pie crust. But now I'm featuring
sensational Crisco in three (count 'em-3)
starring attractions cakes, pastry and
crisp, digestible fried foods!'
Evening star., 1948-06-04

is that the story. which has been
popular since writing began, is still
one of those things movie COM
pany can count upon.
On this theory, they have gone
ahead freshening the old thing up
as much as possible with Joyce
Reynolds, Janis Paige and Robert
Hutton. This is not revolutionary in
its effect, although the trio of prin-
cipals play "Wallfower" with few
intimations that it is something they
just stumbled upon.
The wallfower impersonated by
Miss Reynolds is the one taken from
the play of several seasons ago by
Phoebe and Henry Ephron. The an
tics she goes through in the movie,
of course, have more scope than
those which had to be confined to
a single setting on the stage.
She can go, for instance, to the
country club, and from the club she
can dash off for midnight swim at
convenient resort lake near by.
You know the aftermaths of these
midnight swims, how the whole
town starts talking, and how former
wallflowers enjoy the sensation of
being sensation in the community.
If you don't know, on the other
hand, "Wallfower" is for you.
Otherwise, it is just way to kill
90 minutes with the lightest possible
version Of light summer entertain
ment. j. C.
Evening star., 1948-06-04
AS All Other Women,
Veronica Is Shorn
By the Assoeiotsd Press
HOLLYWOOD

11obh4 VFooDs
Well, it's happened. Veronica
Lake has cut off her famous FORE
lock. And Hollywood has lost an
other trademark.
The shorn Miss Lake is very hap
py about it all. you've no idea
what nuisance all that hair wa" !"
she conf1ded, modestly displaying
her new coiffure Of curls close to
the head.
Her blond locks extended two or
three inches below the shoulder
when she ordered them cropped
after finishing her latest picture,
Isn't 1t Romantic" The peek-a-
boo bang over the eye will be back
eventually, because it's in her con-
tract.
At the moment Miss Lake isn't
worrying about a picture. She's
expecting a baby in September, her
third, and until she returns to the
screen her hair Is hers to do with
as she wishes.
Miss Lake got some double takes
when she took her new hairdo to
the Beverly Hills Club for the first
time. And that amused her: she
looks much more like a demure
little housewife than a glamour girl.
Miss Lake, very much a home
body these days, chartered about
her kids, Elaine. 6, and Michael,
I212. She also impaired this in
formative bit:
Her husband, Director Andre De
10th, an inveterate pipe smoker.
hates new pipes. So Veronica breaks
them in for him. Il enjoy it," she
declared. They're not bad, even
new, if you smear honey in the
bowl first. I've found a little lemon
helps, too"
Evening star., 1948-06-04

sensitive performance, rejecting the
major portion Of the Hilton story, as
he comes through the ordeal OF
marrying the wrong woman to the
understanding Of his middle age. Mr.,
Mills, If there has been any doubt
about it, is one Of Great Britain's
ADLER cinema actors.
There are other performances, too,
which give life to $50 Well Remem-
bered," most notably those of Trevor
Howard, as a bitter doctor who
battles for slum clearance in his
fight against disease, and Patricia
Roc and Richard Carlson, who rep
resent q bit Of hope resting in the
younger generation. The actors, Mr..
Dmytrik and John Paxton, who
adapted the screenplay, have COL
In the making Of q most
satisfying film.
AS for Mr.. Eisler's score, that is as
innoccuous, decadent and capital
istic as things Of the same order
that are turned out by right wing
Hollywood composers. 1t may even
put him In q class with such back
sliders as Prokofien, Katchaturian
and Shostakovitch.
Evening star., 1948-06-04
Flood Films Here

The new Trans-Lux program
which begins today will include the
first newsreel pictures of the floods
in Oregon to be shown locally.