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Evening star., 1949-09-03
Chinese Reds Promise
Liberation of Tibet

SAN FRANCI5CO.t 3 (P).-
The Chinese Com vowed
yesterday to "liberate" Tibet.
Noting that Tipet's pliestly
rulers had expelled the Chinese
Nationalist mission July 9, the
Communist radio charged that
this was at "the instigation Of
British and American imperialists
and their stooge, the Indian
Nehru government"
It was all right to kick out the
Nationalists, said the Peiping
broadcast, heard in San Francisco
by the Associated Press, but it was
the Communists privilege to do so.
Insisting that Tibet was an in
tegral part of China, the Com
munists said they intended to
"liberate all Chinese territory, in
cluding Tibet. Sinkiang, Hainan
Island and Talwan Formosa) and
will not permit a single inch of
territory to remain outside the
rule of the Chinese Peoples Re-
n,lhlic "
Evening star., 1949-09-03

competing WIN ana reducing CAe
revenues of our private air car
riers, that impels me to offer you
an alternative suggestion for the
travel of those members of the
committee who decide to travel
around the world"
This suggestion was that the
Senators ride the commercial air.
lines which, the Secretary wrote,
have Offices in Washington.
Senator Thomas had supplied
the Defense Secretary with
tentative itineraries for the in
Specting Senators.
But Mr.. johnson said a flight
via commercial airline from
Frankfurt, Germany. to Tokyo
costs 1857 and even if eight Sen
ators decided to fly around the
world the total cost by CONNER
cial carriers would be less than
$1,000 to Tokyo"
From Tokyo, he said, Senators
could return to the United States
on our daily scheduled Military
Air Transport Service" rather
than a specially assigned military
plane.
Refuses Bid to Go Along.
Secretary johnson refused an
invitation to ride along with the
inspecting Senators, saying:
"I am sure you agree with me
that my job is here, and that I
would be remiss in my duty to it,
to the Congress, and to the coun-
try to leave now for any extended
length of time"
He ended with:
Il would appreciate considera-
ton being given to the possibilities
of the use of the commercial facil-
tiles for that part of the trip
which will proceed eastward
around the world from Germany
or Greece to Tokyo,
At first, Senator Thomas indi-
Gated he considered a hot reply.
But he settled on a formal note,
briefly telling the Secretary that
he was passing along the infor-
nation and suggestion to other
Senators.
Senator Thomas did tell the
Secretary the trip abroad was Ito
investigate conditions where vast
sums Of public money are being
expended"
13 Senators Plan Trips.
And as for riding commercial
airlines to the Middle and Far
East, Senator Thomas wrote the
Secretary:
"Of course, If transportation
could be secured on such private
air lines at less cost to the Gov
ernment than the cost to the mil
itary establishment, it would be
efficiency to use such private facil-
tiles"
Senator Thomas said some Sem
ators may take their wives along
but would meet all their expenses.
A check showed the following
Senators have made reservations
for the European trip: Thomas,
McCarran, Democrat, of Nevada:
Chevez, Democrat, of New Mexico;
Ellender, Democrat, of Louisiana;
Kilgore, Democrat, of West Vir-
ginia: Ferguson, Republican, Of
Michigan; Saltonstall, Republican.
of Massachusetts,; Young, Repub-
lican. of North Dakota; Thye,
Republican, of Minnesota: Tyd-
fings, Democrat. of Maryland;
Green, Democrat, of Rhode Is
land: Robertson. Democrat. of
Virginia, and Gordon, Republican,
of Oregon.
OF these Senators McCarran,
Chavez and Kilgore planned to
take their wives. 1t was uncer-
tain as to which Senators intend
to make the full around the world
trip.
Evening star., 1949-09-03
School Milk Contract Let

The Arlington School Board
yesterday awarded a contract for
supplying school milk to Thomp-
sons Dairy. The company's bid
was about a half-cent per bottle
lower than the only other bid sub
mitted by the Alexandria Dairy.
Evening star., 1949-09-03
Shanghai 7 rode Boofd Orders
Oil Stock Registration

SHANGHAI, Sept. 8 B.-The
Communist Board of Trade yes
terday ordered oil companies to
register their stock within five
days.
The stock will be distributed or
purchased by the Government
operated Communist China
Petroleum Co.
Foreign oil companies said the
law actually has been in effect for
two months but is being frightened.
The tightening apparently is an
effort to take over stock which fell
into the hands of spectators.
(This dispatch was filed
through Communist military
censorship. 1t does not give
the full significance of the
order. It does not say what
foreign oil stock will be pur-
chased and what distributed
or how distribution would be
made.)
Gasoline and other petroleum
Evening star., 1949-09-03
Chino
Continued From First Page.)

Ma Hung-kwei's defense forces
fed. The two Mas are cousins.
China National Aviation Corp.
in Hong Kong gave credence to
the Shining evacuation report. An
official said no more flights to Sim
ing were scheduled. The airline
has been flying high government
officials for Shining.
The official Nationalist Central
News Agency quoted Admiral Kwei
Yung ching, navy commander in
chief, in Formosa, as saying the
Nationalists will tighten their sea
blockade of Shanghai and extend
it to North China waters.
Evening star., 1949-09-03

products are rigidly rationed. The
current price of gasoline is about
So (U., S. a gallon. This. plus a
license fee of almost $50 (U. S. a
month has caused more than half
of Shanghai's automobiles to dis
appear from the streets.
Evening star., 1949-09-03

EPITZ DOG, young, male, white. Injured
6y car on 18th st. NV. bet Varnun and
Webster. Owner or nice home. ia. 1850.
Evening star., 1949-07-10

III THIS ISSUE: Russian actress tells what it's
like to be glamour girl behind the Iron Curtain:
Evening star., 1949-07-10

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Evening star., 1949-04-15

Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
sende-'s full name and ad-
dress. We viii withhold both
and use only initials. Please
address mail 10 the Readers
Clearing House. Woman 5
Page. The Evening Star.
Washington 4.
Views expressed in the
Clearing House are not neces-
sarliy those Of The Star and.
as II Is obviously impossible
for us 10 test all recipes sub
mitted. we cannot assume re-
sponsibility for them.
Betsy CssufH
Evening star., 1949-04-15
Readers Clearing House
CAKE AND JELLY FROSTING.
from Mrs. c. @. C., WashinotonJ

CAKE AND JELLY FROSTNG.
from Mrs. c. @. c., Washtnoton.J
For Miss 3. w. of Washington.
who recently wanted my recipes
for corn sirup cake and jelly
frosting. The cake Is delicate and
fine-textured. Certainly hope she
enjoys 1t as much rs We do.
Sirup Cake: Thoroughly cream
" cup shortening. / teaspoon va
nilla. add u cup sugar. Gradually
add "a cup light or dark corn
sirup. Sift together la cups -four.
" teaspoon salt and 2 teaspoons
baking powder. Add " dry in
gradients to creamed mixture,
beat smooth. Add 2 unbeaten eggs,
one at a time. beating thoroughly
after each. Add remaining dry
ingredients. alternately with u
cup milk. Pour into 2 waxed
paper-lined, s-inch layer cake
pans. Bake in moderate oven. $50
degrees. 80 to IS minutes.
Jelly Frosting: Make this In a
double boiler. Beat / cup red
jelly with 2 unbeaten egg whites
and dash of salt, over boiling
water. When jelly Is thoroughly
blended. remove from heat; beat
until stiff. This Is q soft frosting
that spreads In thick swirls.
Here's a handy hint for those
who are putting away their winter
rubbers and galoshes. Use a
spring clothespin to keep each
pair together, clipping them at
the top, Of course. They will stand
neatly on the floor. none of this
mad scramble TO match mates.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
FISH PUDDING;
REMOVING TEA STAINS;
ENGLISH CRUMPETs?

ENGLISH CRUMPET6?
fFrom Mrs. v. M, RtuerdaleJ
For those meatless days. serve a
fish pudding. which lis made a.
follows: To about ! pound OF
boiled 1ish leftover viii do). from
which the skin and bone have
been removed. add 3 ounces OF
butter or substitute and 3 ounces
Of bread crumbs, 2 teaspoonfuls
Of chopped parsley, some chopped
onion II desired. salt and pepper
to taste. Beat 2 eggs into IL pint
of milk and add to the other
ingredients. Mix thoroughly. then
place In . well-greased pudding
mould or basin. cover securely
with buttered paper and steam for
IN hours. Turn out and serve
with egg sauce poured over It,
For Mrs. z. B. NJ, Washing
ton. The most stubborn tea stains
can be entirely removed by using
Javelle water as follows: To a
couple of tablespoons Of Javelle
water add about a pint of cold
water. Immerse the stain until
1t disappears, then rinse couple
OF times In plain water and lastly
In water to which few drops o1
ammonia have been added, and
dry In the sun. The rinsing IL
very important.
Can some one give q recipe fol
Lnglish crumpets?
Evening star., 1949-04-15

Embroider these delightful daisy
designs In restful white or glow
Ing colors a. the perfect touch for
bedroom linens. Your choice of
color In unlimited but one xueess-
ton Is pale yellow daisies with
brown centers and green leaves.
with the ribbon bows and French
knots In softly blending shades,
Pattern envelope No R1sis con-
tains hot-iron transfer for DE-
signs each measuring BY II
inches. material requirements EN-"
broidrring instructions and color
suggestions,
To obtain this pattern. send 7ne
In coins. giving pattern nunbers.
your name. address and snns mum.
ber 10 Peggy Roberts. 1hs Wash
ington Star. r. o. Box 100. Rta"
ton q. New York 10. N. Y.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
10 TURN COAT
ANTIQUE YANe

From Ms. A. NJ ~. Warrington
have recently come into
possession Of . very beautiful
antique ivory fan wondered II any
OF the readers could tell me how
To contact sone fan collector whc
might be interested In IL,
Evening star., 1949-04-15
MEALY BUGS
"SWEATY WALLS
HEDGES.
FROM Mrs. II, II Mex .,
Unsrfu9 9snn

Washington.
/ MeAly Rugs: After flushing The
bugs from your plant With q
stream OF water, wrap a single
turn OF Scotch tape around the
main stem sticky side out i'm
/ medistely above sroand, Tnl,
prevents the bugs from climbing
back up the stalk. Wrap tape
'snug" 80 bugs don't crawl under
meath. Replace tape frequently
TO prevent choking growing plan,
and for maintaining the stick,
surface. Meantime kill bugs In
soil and few lef, on plant with
tnsecticide.
"Sweaty" Kitchen Walls: In q
gnall kitchen or In \ large kitchen
with poor ventilation boiling water
on the stove will always cause
walls and windows 10 sweat. In
stallation OF an electric ventilat-
tng fan will solve your problem in
the small kitchen. In our large To-
ey-l8-foot kitchen and dinette We
installed q i2-inch high speed
Iventilating fan which eliminate les
steam condensation and serves as
A forced ventilatine system for our
frst-fioor four rooms In summer
The cost is we'll worth the service
Make certain the hish-speed fan
Ia mounted on rubber shock
mounts TO eliminate vibration
noise.
Hedges; For the reader who in
quired about hedges. here la what
your landscape gardener will tell
you. For . small yard don't use
privet unless you keep 1t trimmed
10 not more than 2-foot height
Don't plant privet along the pub
lie sidewalk, Passersby have the
constant urge TO ''yank" branches
on just Hike wet paint" sign
tempts one. Plant English bar
berry about Is inches from the
edge OF the walk. They require
very little trimming and keep of
trespassers. man and beast. Use
. straight. small stick for cleaning
out leaves in the spring. Cali
fornia privet is the best large
hedge for larger lawns along party
lines. II planted In 4 double row
and cut back to Q inches when
planted. The first two years you
train" by trimming. After ths
second year you can change the
whole appearance Of your lawn by
trimming parts. steps or waves.
For back OF lawn use California
or Amoor River hedge. Have an
experienced gardener show you
how to trim. It's fun when you
learn. I wouldn't recommend any
OF the evergreen hedges; they're
subject to blight and damaging
insects.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
6. 0. s. TEEN-ACERs!

From Z. B. W, WcshtrStorJ
VIII you nice teen-aeers come 10
a poor mothers rescue? Our i3-
year-old daughter should wear
corrective shoes drown and white
saddles. but thinks that TO Go SO
would lessen her popularity with
the gang" especially the boys.
Those of you who have lived
through this ordeal and thereby
have acquired a pair OF healthy
feet please share your experience
with her incidentally. she doesn I
have to wear them for dress-up.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
JERUSALEM CHERRY TREE

From N. G.. T.. Washington
To Mrs. J. w. H, Charloties-
vile: Rest your Jerusalem cherry
tree until warm weather. then
trim severely. Take from pot and
set out in the open ground. Keep
the top pinched out and sou will
have a beautiful bush filed with
berries BY fall.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
PORCH TABLES

From NJ. L.. AieIandyia.j
would like TO know where ]
can find several small tables TO
put on my porch while entertain
Ing guests. This table would have
to have . durable top. resistant
10 water. alcohol and cigarette
burns. My guests are sometimes
careless and have ruined several
tables In the past. ! would prefer
that 1t have white legs. Have
looked everywhere. but have been
unable to locate anything such
A this.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
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saeas and eE~wn withcAss AAmGrs
sFrarn NJ, r ~. assA,sste.
nces Any err kns~ ~nett
could have my Kerry Rsax Ttfvsr
ciirred CORRECTLY tn .nop'
r~Shaps there IA kernel n
Washington o. neayey sntF.
Kerry Blue teFr9gs are COR.
RrCTIy clipped eu, I havr eeea
unable 10 locate nne
PATTERN FOE JACKET
fFrcs~ Ms. r a oR.
Rashisssea
IL there any one who ear come
10 nav rescue Years aeo ! mace
. eahy Jacket. fts sgxs about Ire
preitaess nahy jacket have ever
s~~n. Fuv years ! have looked ,ey
the pattern in hAhy books eu, -
no luck II has an afghan Sels
and euff and q shel stitch which
starts on the WRONG aide Of Jacket
have seen II from time 10 tlrne
on babies 80 mase~ some good
person can come tn my Aid
TO TURN COAT
From M.s. S. q. r. Ssrakearr
have . coat that Ia somewhat
worn on the right xide, but lovely
on the wrong aide. Please sozns
one tell me-, can I turn the coat
~ the nice AIDE II out AIDE and
can ANYTHING he done about the
fastenines heing on the wrong
side for q woman
ANTIQUE FAM
FROM Ms. A. NJ n. HashisGfen !
/ have recently come into
possession Of . very beautiful
antique ivory fan wondered II any
OF the readers could tell me how
10 contact some fan collector who
might be interested In IL.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
GARDENIA PLANT?

From E. W.. Washington
Can any one give me advice on
growing a gardenia plant in the
house? I have been given some
seeds and would like TO raise a
plant, II it can be done success
fully. II don't have green
thumb
Evening star., 1949-04-15
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silver Sprint: Mrs II. r. r.
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Mrs, N. q. Mrs, J, r. n Uri-
verxity fArk: MTA J. NJ E.
wheaton; Mrs. c, c.. wsed-
acres; Mrs. II
Evening star., 1949-04-15
LAUNDRY MARKS?

From Miss M. H.. Washington
/ would like to find out through
the readers Of The Star II any
one knows Of a home method by
which I can eradicate or bleach
out laundry marks on linens
which have been put on in very
conspicuous places by the laundry
Evening star., 1949-04-15
HUNGARIAN -CING.

fF-o- Nrs. n. r. D.. TssAs=gsc.J
For the reader who requested .
good chocolate eing- This recipe
Is called HUNGARIAN icing and Is
toolproof. II Is particularly nice
for Use on white cakes ~ you can
Use the eSg yolkx TIE recipe may
be hRlved. asang either ere o. tso
egg yoiks. Il STAYS soft for DAYS
Three squares chocolate, IA
tablespoons hot water. table
spoons melted butter or narxs-
rtne. Ia cups con!ectsoner' sugar.
. egg yolks. !. teaspoon vanilla
Melt chocolate in double boiler
Remove from heat and add water
and blend. Add egg ynlks and
sugar alternately and mix thor
oughly. Add vanilla and then the
melted shortening. This recipe
viii frost 2-layer cake and u
tS1S EFNASW ~k@A E&AAF kttbSkI sla
about nine cup cakes Iced on TOP.
DOLL FACES.
From Mrs. J. II. r. vieanaJ
For all the readers who wish
doll faces, they may hnd them in
most doll hospitals look In clss-
sified section OF the phone book
They can also be ordered from
Glass a. Wire Supply Co. 2ss
Broadway. New York I. N. Y.
OLD GREETING CARDS.
From e. G. Riperddlet
In regard for your request about
old greeting cards. I can assure
you OF great appreciation IL you
will send them to Maine Sea
Coasts Missions. Bar Harbor. Me
We have sent several boxes and
they were appreciated so much. as
they can use them for coast and
island missions. They sent us q
booklet about their work
Evening star., 1949-04-15
THUMB-SUCKNG CHILD.
from Mrs. c. Z. B., Tdkoma
pnyk

from mrs. &. Z. b., TdsoT7d
Park
Perhaps my solution Of a
thumb-suckine child may be of
some help to your readers. When
my son was small it was a habit
that annoyed me constantly. I
tried all the recommended RENE
dies but to no avail. After a talk
with my family doctor he suggest
ed that the habit might be caused
from lack Of sufficient rest and
sleep. I took his suggestion. and
from then on nothing was allowed
to interfere with maps or bedtime.
Some children require much more
rest than others. Up TO the time
my son went away to boarding
school at 0. his bedtime was 8
O'Clock. regardless. The habit
gradually disappeared. and now
that he Is grown we often look
back and laugh over the worry 1t
caused me.
BOAT MODEL
From Mr.. M. r. r.. Jr., Arlington J
I have a sailing boat model
that needs the rigging replaced.
Is there any place in Washing
ton that this can be done?
WHITE SILK PROBLEM?
From G. H., WdshtngtonJ
Can any one offer suggestions
for keeping white silks from turn
ing yellow or gray. or redeeming
them after they have lost their
whitkness?
Evening star., 1949-04-15
COPYRIGHTS.

From c. E. S.. Washington
II Mrs. X. z. NJ, who is desirous
Of copyrighting a child's story
book. will get in touch with the
register Of copyrights. Library Of
Congress. Washington IS, D. c..
that Office will be glad to furnish
her with information and blanks.
The registration costs 81 The
book must first be published and
contain the notice of copyright in
definite place in the book. She
does not need lawyer. as 1t is a
simple procedure. and the Office
Of Register OF Copyrights will be
glad to assist. The Public Library
will have information on publish
ers of children's books.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
STAIN ON GQTH2

From Mrs. r. NJ. S., Arl,HotonJ
I have a question about laun-
dering a tablecloth that I hope
some one can answer for me. This
is rayon satin and cotton dinner
cloth that has been stained by
tea. I have tried pouring boiling
water over it which didn't work.
I'm afraid a bleach would ruin
the CLOTH Can some one please
suggest what I can do to re-
move the StAin2
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-17
O,PORTLAND WEDDING

PORTLAND. Greg, Sept. 1.-THE
Epworth Methodist Church was the
scene of the wedding of Miss Alice
Nakamura to Mr.. Larry Yama Su-
gahiro on Sept 6. The Rev. F.. NJ.
Hayashi officiated at the evening
service. The bride is the daughter
of Mrs. T. Nakamura of Portland
and the groom. the son of Mrs. T.
Sugahiro of Ontario, Greg.
The bride wore white suit with
black accessories and carried a cor
sage-bouquet of lavender orchids
and stephanotis.
Mrs. Harry Tambara, sister of the
bride. was her only attendant Mr.
Sanford Milo was the best man.
The reception was held immedia-
tely after the ceremony in the
church parlors.
The couple will make their home
in Portland where the groom is at
tending Portland University.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-17
. HANG

- HANG
on TO your teeth, girls.
They're worth $1,666 a piece to
you.
Honest
That's a genuine legal decision
handed down by a Superior Court.
In a damage suit down south, the
judge figured the only things the
plaintiff lost in the accident were
her three teeth. So he awarded her
SIS 1000 making her tooth worth about
81 $685.
So you see That's gold in them
thar gums" and l don't mean
those gold filings either Your
mouth is a vault full of fortune. So
when anybody tells you to shut
your trap" don't feel hurt he's
merely trying to help you keep those
precious teeth from falling out.
You may have pair of pert pins
like Betty Cradle = Your face may
be as cute as that of Helen of Troy
- but, you won't stand ghost of
chance of launching even a row
boat let along 1000 ships, if you
don't have a good set of teeth.
From now on a man looking for
wife would be just like man buy
! ing a horse on both, he looks into
their teeth before he makes up his
mind.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-17

the Misses Mary Suzuki and Ruth
Suzuki, sisters of the bride, wore
gowns of dusty rose satin with a
sweetheart neckline. All the atten-
dants carried bouquets of red roses.
Serving as best man was MI. Ed
win Horiuchi and the ushers were
the Messrs. James Suzuki, brother of
the bride, and Seiji Hata.
The reception was held immedia-
tely after the ceremony in the
church dining room.
For her honeymoon trip to Calf
ornia, the bride chose a navy blue
suit with navy and white accessor-
les.
The couple will make their home
in Seattle.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-17
o THERE

will have to be complete revision
of What the unmarried girls should
know about catching man.. No
more of that clinging vine approach
of I'm yours body and SOUL. Who
cares about your soul? = Show him
your teeth.
If you want to hammer-lock
man for the rest of his life just
forget all about the old style roman
tic setting of copy corner on dark
porch = nuts to moonlight and
roses. Just drag in where the lights
shine brightest.
Then, turn your face to him and
direct his dream eyes or should I
say greedy eyes, to your pearly white
teeth. Don't turn away too soon -
give him time to count your teeth.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-17
q BUDDHIST TROTH

q BUDDHIST TRUTH
The marriage of Miss Rosie Chiyo
Suzuki daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Y. Suzuki, to Mr.. Henry I. Obata
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Obata, was
solemnized on Sunday, Sept. IL, If
the Seattle Buddhist temple. The
Rev. T. Ichikawa officiated.
The bride wore white satir
gown with a double peter pan collar
Her veil was of beautiful scallopet
Spanish lace and she carried
bouquet of two white orchids cen
tered with a rose.
Miss Chizuko Tamaye. maid o
honor, wore a gown of pale silver
green with full skirt. bridesmaids
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-09-17

momura.
Messrs. Tsuyoshi Korekiyo and
Shig Takeuchi presided as masters
of ceremony at the reception held
at the Hong Kong Cafe. Assisting
at the reception were Miss Sally
Ishii, guest book; Miss YoYo Ko-
nishi and Mr.. Kay Okuda, gifts;
and the Misses MAZDA Ikeda, Rae
Okamoto, Sally Ishii and Mrs. No
boru Kyono, cake cutting.
The brides going-away outfit
consisted of a maroon suit with
grey accessories. After their honey
moon, the couple will make their
home in Seattle.