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Arkansas State press., 1950-08-04
Here's the Chief Cooks Dream
OF Dinner Menu

Here's the Chief Cooks Dream
OF a Dinner Menu
whether It's dinner for two or n
crowd at your house, everybody will
have better time II the chief cook
has time TO enjoy the holiday with
her guests. You can always plan
company meal that's Rlamorous but
easy II you serve quick frozen foods.
They're easy 10 serve because they
come from their cartons ready to cook.
All chores OF cleaning and pairing
vegetables, cutting and sorting them,
we're done before quick freezing sealed
in their farm-fresh flavor. Qulck-
frozen frying chickens, too, are n
time-savlng holiday treat. Plump and
juicy and delicately favored, they are
ready TO cook as soon Ms partially
thawed southern-style fried chicken
with quick frozen French fried pota-
toes, and green peas or corn, would
make a good main course for your
dinner. II you want 10 start or with
soup. tty adding carton Of quick
frozen mixrd vegetables. cooked until
Just tender, 10 canned bouillon or
consommc. The tender. nayorsome
vegetables golden sweet corn, diced
carrots. green brnus, green peas and
little Liu.t beams give n distinctive
taste to an easily prepared soup.
Jlfy Pruns Rsnnet Desserts
q cup thick unsweetened
prun0 PURGE
2 cups milk mot cannedl
/ package orange rcnnot powder
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-04
Deluxe Pecan Pie

Deluxe Pecan Pie
u recipe pastry .S..
eggs, beaten ~
/ cup dark corn syrup p
II teaspoon salt
/ teaspoon vanilla
/ cup sugar
2 tablespoons melted butter or
margarine
1 cup pecan meats
Roll pastry IS ueh thick Line ~
9-iuch pie pam Mis- remaining irr .
cnts together, DddluR unc.r
Pour into rlruy sho'. I1s' I1
oven t0l' FD tO m.Iu'aH 0l .Ut
oliver knife inserted Zoo ou
Guing comes uut a. au
Notet one 80 peanuts rr shr
cocouut may bo substituted 'lr
In the above rccisc.
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-04
|langston Staff
Member On
Institute Staff

Langston, Oklahoma-Mrs. The
resa p. Hughes, secretary to tive
president at Langston University.
was member of the staff of tive
Institute for Educational Secrefa~
ries held at Northwestern Univex~
sity. Chicago. Illinois last week.
Sponsored jointly by the Ma
tional Association of School Secre~
taries, N. E. A. and Northwesterfa
University, 342 secretaries and a.
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-04

throughout the state.
This Is my first stteme. iu poll
ties he said Il feel CO iaiu fi.1f
the other Jones caused some con-
fusion to the voters. I extend r1F
good wishes to Vance Clayton Cox
a successful administration
Arkansas State press., 1950-08-04
Candidate States
Appreciation

Sam Jones, unsuccessful cand,-
date for the state treasurer, said
he was pleased that my friends
have given me $4,000 votes
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-16
Season Ends
Bv Bob Keefer

It's all over but the shouting as
far as the East Cleveland Glass F
League is concerned and the
shouting" includes the two-out-
of-three playoff series and the
league banquet on March %.
The regular schedule was con-
cluded last Saturday and the first
playoff game was played at Shaw
Gym last night. The result of that
contest, which featured the Fort
Cubs and Meinhardt Lions, was
not available at press time. The
second game will be played at Kirk
Gym next Tuesday evening, March
21st at 800 p. m. as part of the
East Cleveland Senior B League
program.
The Cubs, because of the su-
periority they maintained through
out the season, are heavy favorites
to annex the league title but the
Lions are capable of staging an
upset. Dick Forts "Proteges" had
to go to two overtimes to squeeze
past their blue-shirted rivals, 28-
26, last month. The Lions are the
only teams in the league which is
able to match the Cubs in heighth
and to approach the Cub scoring
punch. In regular season play, the
Cubs averaged 34.6 points per
game to their opponents 1928. The
Lions were not too far behind es-
pecially in defensive quality with
a 23.5 average to the opposition's
16.9.
Many of the boys who played
this season will be ineligible for
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competition next year when they
pass the fourteen year age limit.
However, it is hoped that those
boys who are still eligible as we'll
as those who failed to participate
this year will rejoin the league
which we hope will have at least
eight teams.
Cub Tom McGonegal far out
distanced his rivals in the indi-
vidual scoring race by scoring 100
points for a 1870 average per
game. He also proved to be the
leagues best foul shooter by con-
verting 20 of his 80 free throw at
tempts. Center Bill Cowan, also of
the Cubs, took runner-up honors
with 83 markers while Don Camp
bell of the Sexton Hawks with II,
Jay Hunton of the Mason Panth-
ers with 76, and Roy Lundstrom
of the Meinhardt Lions with II
completed the top five scorers in
the league. Campbell also estab-
lished the league scoring record
for one game when he stalked %
points against the Henderson
Sharks on February 4th.
Remember, boys, the time and
place of the banquet. Tuesday,
March 28at at the East Cleveland
YMCA at 600 p. m. A family
style dinner will be served for the
very nominal cost Of SOC to help
defray the expenses with men,
bers of the all-star team invited
as guests of the Exchange Club.
Otto Graham, of the Cleveland
Browns, will be the guest speaker
and awards will be made to the
members of the Class F champion
shin team,
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Evening star., 1950-05-25

is nothing TO stop them from get
ting away fairly soon.
Roberto's ster-in-law. Mrs.
Renzo Rossellini, said Ingrid was
'transfigured with JOY" when the
proxy marriage was performed.
Il have never seen her so
happy" Mrs. Rossellini said.
Really, words cannot describe it."
Ingrid's baby, Renato. 4 months
old in June. is the picture Of
health" Roberto's sister -in-law re-
ported. The child was baptized
recently by a Catholic priest who
is a friend of the film director,
she said.
The ceremony was performed at
noon by Judge Raul OroZco in
Juarez. just across the Rio Grande
from El Paso. The judge said
Javier Alvarez. Juarez attorney
signed the register for Rossellini
and Arturo Gomez Trevino,
another Juarez lawyer. signed for
Miss Bergman.
Two witnesses were present
Marcello Girosi. a New York at
torney for Rossellini. and William
A. Cooke. Ell Paso attorney.
Rossellini Announces Ceremony.
Rossellini announced the mar
riage in Rome through a spokes-
man and declared this is not
bigamy. Miss Bergman is now
legally Mrs. RoSsellini."
Romance blossomed while Ros-
sellini and Miss Bergman were
filming the movie "Stromboli' on
volcanic isle in the Mediterran-
can. After she finished her role in
that picture. Ingrid announced she
was through with films.
I A friend said today, however
that Miss Bergman hopes to re-
turn to the movies soon. He
quoted the Swedish star as say
ing she plans to resume her career
when the publicity about her and
Rossellini dies down.
Rossellini said the marriage
would be registered officially in
Rome.
In Chihuahua, Mexico, United
States Consul Henry T. Unverzagt
Evening star., 1950-05-25

couple, who had worried at the
prospect of long delays occasioned
by the international tangle of laws
enmeshing them
Rossellini and Miss Bergman,
whose baby boy was born in Rome
last February, were married in
Absentia by Mexican judge at
Juarez. BY this they cut through
legal delays which had blocked
them in the United States, Sweden
and Italy.
REORGANIZATION Expected.
A high Italian jurist said the
Mexican marriage probably will
be considered valid in Italy unless
Sweden challenges it. In Stock
holm, a legal expert said Sweden
probably would not challenge the
marriage. Miss Bergman is a
Swedish citizen.
Swedish legal machinery can
not be set into operation at all in
this strange case unless action is
taken by any of the parties, such
as. for instance, DR.. Peter Lind
strom," the expert said.
DR.. Lindstrom. Miss Bergman S
first husband. never recognized
the validity of Miss Bergman S
Mexican divorce, and his lawyer
in Hollywood said the proxy mar
riage will make no difference in
the physicians plans to divorce
the actress in California courts.
Even if DR.. Lindstrom should
take some action against the va
lidity of the proxy marriage, the
Swedish expert said, Swedish au-
thorities would by all probability
limit themselves to the recognition
or non-recognition of the divorce
granted by the Mexican court. u
He said he did not see, anyway
what DR.. Lindstrom would gain by
taking any action against the
marriage here.
Departure Uncertain.
AS for Ingrid's honeymoon, the
date of departure is uncertain. II
depends on when Rossellini fin
ishes the new picture. But if the
marriage goes uncontested, there
Evening star., 1950-05-25

emily new makeup at Woolworths it's
glare proof to protect your glamour even in the
brightest sunshine! Try this most satisfactory,
most modern way to perfect skin beauty. All
you do is smooth LADY ESTHER COMPLETE
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you've never seen such instantaneous fattering
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MAKEUP comes in 5 exquisite shades so that
you can be sure to find the right one for your
skin Once you've used LADY ESTHER CON-
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anything else At Woolworth's, 49t plus tdr.
Evening star., 1950-05-25

is that heavenly ne1 nail pol
ish shade that's sweeping the
country CANDY KISSES!
Famous fashion expert Helen
Neushaefer created it for you
:. as a challenge for any man
to resist! CANDY KISSES is
the truest red ever to 60
with Springs newest shades.
Goes on satin-smooth, dries
to lustrous perfection. And
CANDY KISSES is almost chip
proof. For a new spring lift
try CANDY KISSES notD
1Oe and 25e, plus tao, at
Woolworth's.
Evening star., 1950-05-25
BY the Assoeiofed Press

ROME. May 25.-Ingrid Berg
man. "transgured with joy over
her marriage-by-proxy to Roberto
Rossellini, looked forward today to
honeymoon in Paris and London
as soon as her husband finishes
the new film on the life Of st.
Francis which he is directing.
The marriage by proxy in Mex
leo yesterday appeared to have
cut the Gordian knot for the
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Trade Board Committee
Honors Howard Drake

Howard c. Drake. past chair
man OF the Washington Board OF
Trade Membership Committee,
last night was honored at a testi-
monial dinner given by the COM
mittee at the Mayflower Hotel.
Mr.. Drake. whose term ended
April 80. led the membership to
an all-time record of l.674. The
committee presented Mr.. Drake
with a movie camera.
Mr.. Drake now is serving as a
trade board director. He is owner
OF Drake Press. q printing estab-
lishment.
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Fresh as a Daisy

FfeSn as q DAISY 80
that's what your powder puff
should be to protect that love-
ly complexion of yours. Soiled
puffs often cause blemishes on
healthy skin so don't take
chances. Change your puff the
moment it's no longer daisy
fresh slip a new DORA
MAY powder puff into your
compact. Woolworth has DORA
MAY powder puffs in two at
tractive shades they're
gentle as rose petals. You'll
love the way they caress your
face, apply your face powder
smoothly and evenly. And
DORA MAY powder puffs are
washable dry to a plump
fluff. Come cellophane-wrapped
for your protection indi-
vidual puffs, 10e, s for 25t.
Evening star., 1950-05-25

wonderful for keeping hair in place-and it
stays that way all day. Besides WlLDROOT
CREAM OIL grooms your hair beautifully
leaves it smooth easy to manage. 1t brings
new life to every lock . without giving a
plastered-down look. And, more than that,
WILDROOT CREAM OIL goes right to the
root of scalp trouble by relieving dryness
removing unsightly loose dandruff. 1 use it for
my own that's why my hair never looks
wind blown. You'll find WILDROOT CREAM
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plus tdE
Evening star., 1950-05-25

said that as far as that State Is
concerned the marriage Is per-
fectly legal.
Mr.. UnverZagt said he did not
know how such proxy marriage
might be viewed by other jurisdic-
tions, but they do it here all the
time"
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Dr.. ComuIier to Speak

DR.. c. Willard Camalier, as
sistant secretary of the American
Dental Association, will address
graduates of the dental service
operation and administration
course at exercises at $3.50 pm.
tomorrow at Walter Reed Hos
pital.
Evening star., 1950-05-25

spring colors that were created by leading fash
ion authorities for your new spring outfits! Try
one today your lips will come provoca-
STICKS texture is so creamy and caressng
conditions your lips while glorifying them! It
clinos without smearing :. gives your lips a
clean outline the new swivel case makes it
easy to put on. Buy yours at your nearest
Woolworth's to be sure to find the latest
luscious colors :. no other lipstick, at any
price, can better CASHMERE BOUQUETS
range of fashion-right shades. At Woolworth's,
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Evening star., 1950-05-25
Hair HishIishfs

Don't just wish you were q
Lorelei with beautiful, ire
sistible hair. Remember, lovely
locks require regular, loving
care. Once a week, wash your
hair with HALO SHAMPOO.
It's not a soap not a cream!
HALO, made with a new pat
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soap, no sticky oils. Gives fra
grant "soft-water" lather, even
in hard water areas. That
means, no matter in what
Woolworth store you buy
your HALO SHAMPOO, you'll
ea4 Late and latr Of FRO nront
Evening star., 1950-05-25
cofeh fhcf Sunbeam ..

cafeh fhof Sunbeam 80.
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PRELL SHAMPOO leaves it
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You see, PRELL SHAMPOO
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why your hair will be more
radiant faster will be
easier to "set" washing it with
PRELL SHAMPOO. It's SIM
ply wonderful for every type
Of hair. At Woolworth's 25f,
49f, 79G.
Evening star., 1950-05-25

Stay as Sweet as you are
If you want to rate as a date
this spring keep free of
perspiration worries. VETO
Deodorant gives you double
protection! VETO checks per.
spiration stops odor in
stantly! Safeguards you night
and day. Get a couple of jars
of VETO at Woolworth's and
keep one at the Office. Then,
after work if you have a date
and there's no time to dash
home and freshen up, dab on
some VETO. 1t safely pro-
tects you against body odors
4
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Hot or No Hot?..

tb0l W wv hbNts . .
Chances are that with the first
warm weather you've shed
your hat along with your coat
Everybody is looking at your
hair now it's just got
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. SUPER COLOR RINSE help
you to new loveliness if your
hair is faded, streaked, or just
plain dull. Get NOREEN at
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unwanted grey hairs fade away
:. watch NOREEN bring out
hidden highlights. Yes, millions
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results they never dared to
hope for with NOREEN. At any
Woolworth store, 25t, plus tar.
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Moonlight and Roses

Moonlight and Roses
and the girl with the perfect
skin in his arms. You too, can
make this dream come true!
That dazzling complexion men
love it's yours with LADY
ESTHER COMPLETE CREME
Evening star., 1950-05-25

dandruff instantly leaves your hair wonder
fully soft, manageable perfectly angelic"
So if you're really bright, angel, you'll fly
straight to Woolworth's for HALO SHAMPOO,
Zoe, 25t, ACC, zoe.
Evening star., 1950-05-25

Your Spring Hot 80.
needs q new lipstick to
match that pert little bow ..
to contrast with that smart
little flower. And, of course,
you'll want CASHMERE BOU-
QUIET LIPSTICK with its
wide range of high-fashion
Evening star., 1950-05-25
Put Life i'm Your Locks .

FOI GVG ET TUT 6VSNS -
In lieu of new hat-the best
morale-builder-is a new hair
do. But to make your hair be-
have in spring breezes-brush
a little WILDROOT CREAM
Evening star., 1950-05-25

Watch for the next Susan Smart column
Evening star., 1950-04-17

ALL-BRAN. So effec-
tive!" Mrs. E. Kaup-
man, Clinton, N. J.,
Box 393. Just one Of
many unsolicited letters
from ALL-BRAN
users. This may be your
anru,or IN nonafinafinn
Evening star., 1950-04-17

Korsakoff's "Sadko" and "Chacun
lie salt from The Daughter OF the
Regiment" by Donizetti.
$3.50, WCFM-Special Program:
Highlights of the meeting OF the
American Friends Service Commit
tee and the Friends Committee on
National Legislation. Senator Ebert
Thomas of Utah speaks on Toward
Understanding Between Nations"
1900, WMAL-Death Be Not
Proud: A dramatization of John
Gunther's book on the death OF
his teen-age son from cancer,
1890, WMAL - Strictly From
Dixie: Frank Sinatra is guest.
TELEVIsIoN TODAY
7:45, WMAL-Mystery Theater:
Arlene Judge and John King ap-
pear in The Law of the Jungle"
500. WNBW-Tele-Th John
Loder portrays a self-centered, cold
blooded doctor in THE Bone for the
Shadow"
500, WOIC-Silver. Theater: Di-
! d1ld LYNN anu AStA A~NASA ~ w DSS~@
| in Double Feature"
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900, WMAL-Boxing: Marshall
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$3.50, WNBW-Robert Montgomery
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1000, WOIC-Studio One: Louise
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COMING ATTRACTIONS
Televiewers who have bought re-
ceivers since last October (there
are more than $1,000 of these in
Washington should especially well
come the return tomorrow night of
Crusade in Europe" on WMAL-TV
at 9 o'clock. Of course there also are
some veteran viewers who missed
some of the episodes when Cru
sade" first was shown between last
April and october and there are
others who saw every chapter who
will want to see them again, the 26-
part series is that good. The March
of Time film Recommendation (for
television only of Gen. Eisen-
hoWer's book about the war as he
saw it is dramatic TV which bears
repeating. 1t is being sponsored on
this second showing by local de-
partment store on WMAL-TV and
will be telecast on Tuesdays at 9
and Fridays at $50 pm.
The CLOCK" an NBC TV
CWNBW) feature since May, 1949,
has picked up a sponsor and will
move from Wednesday to Friday
night. Starting this week it will be
seen every other Friday at $3.50 pm,
alternating with The Big Story"
Tomorrow, as you hardly need be
told, baseball returns weather per-
mitting, of course) to be a main
stay of WTTG's summer schedule.
Evening star., 1950-04-17
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Till recently I had to depend on un.
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Never thought I would solve this
problem. Then started eating toasty
Evening star., 1950-04-17
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Evening star., 1950-04-17

due to lack Of dietary bulk. Simply
eat an ounce Of crispy Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN daily, drink plenty Of
water. II not completely satisfied after
10 days, send empty carton to
Kellogg's, Battle Creek, Mich. Get
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Evening star., 1950-04-17

Evening news broadcast, di-
rect from The Stars news
room, Monday through Satur-
day over Stations WMAL and
WMAL-FM; 6 pm.
Evening star., 1950-04-17
RAD|O-TELEVSION PROGRAMS
Features on
the Air
RADIO TODAY

500, WRC-Railroad Hour: Mar
ion Bell and Gordon MacRae CO.
star in Madame Sherry"
800, WTOP-Radio Theater: Cary
Grant and Betsy Drake re-create
their original screen roles in Every
Girl Should be Married"
900, WRC-Telephone Hour: Lily
Pons sings willamette" by dellacqua,
Song of India" from Rimsky-
Evening star., 1950-04-17

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15lW1NX- Music Hall
WWDC-Sweet-Swing
WOL-Show Time
30l lWINX-Music Hall
WWDC-Ray Morgan
WOL-Punch Judy
Is lWINX-Music Hall
WWDC-Lowe
lWOL-Punch-Judy
Evening star., 1950-04-17

90 WINK News: Page
iWWDC-Sports Par
Sports Par.
IS WINK Sports PAGE
IWWDC-Ray Morgan
iWOL-Sports Par.
30l WINX-Jack Rowzie
WWDC-Sports Par
lWOL-Wakeman
IS WINK Sports Page
WWDC-Ray Morgan
lWOL-SpoTts Par.
Evening star., 1950-04-17
TOMORROW
tuesday, April IS, 1880.

AM
Evening star., 1950-04-17

00lWINX News = Music
WWDC-Tune-o
lWOL-News, Waits
l5IWINX-Music Hall
wWDC-Tune-
WOL-Waltz Time
30lWINX-Music Hall
tWWDC-C -Conover
wolfram. Classics
46IWINX-Music Hal
lWWDC-Conover
wolfram. CLASSICS
Evening star., 1950-04-17
Independent Stations

WINX-l,34o kc.
WWDc-l,26o Kc.
WoL-i,450 Kc.
Evening star., 1950-04-17
TODAY

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