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Evening star., 1951-11-26

was to minimize it. In London.
the British Secretary of War
stated in the House of Commons
that he did not have any verified
reports on that natter-which
was a correct statement-but he
added in as far as the British
prisoners were concerned, they
were we'll treated.
In support of this contention
he cited "a number of letters
written by these men to their
families.s The British official
should have added for the sake
of accuracy that the Commu-
nists have very persuasive way
of making their prisoners write
such letters. The whip or the
pistol are powerful arguments
for helpless men.
The news of the presumed
destruction''-to use the fa-
vorite official terminology-of a
Navy bomber in the Pacific close
to Siberian territorial waters
was held up for more than two
weeks by the Navy Department.
1t was released after enterpris-
ing American reporters in Paris
got the story and published it
in a weekly magazine in New
York. The story could not be
denied particularly after the
Russians gave two of then flyers
the equivalent of the Navy Cross
for great services. Similar
awards had been made after
another American Navy plane
was destroyed last year in the
Baltic Sea.
All these Soviet provocations
are prompted not only because
that IS the way they understand
international affairs but prin-
clpally because they are making
capital out of the continued
humiliations imposed on the
United States. 1t strikes terror
among the nations on the fringe
of the U. S. S. R. it creates a
doubt among our European
allies about our strength and
paves the way for. the Kremlin
to increase its authority in the
international field.
Evening star., 1951-11-26
Doris FIeeson::

The dream has died hard
among Democrats that some
how, some way. Gen. Eisen-
hover would rescue them from
their troubles. 1t was a dream
that never had much substance
so far as the general personally
was concerned, but rested solely
on the fact of his Identification
with administration foreign
. policy.
Now that a group of RepCb-
licans has come forward to
support him on the basis of his
internationalism with the gen.
erals silence giving a certain
consent, Democrats are accept
ing defeat of the dream. Some.
principally officeholders, think
it means that President Tru-
man must run again whether
or not he wants to do it. Others
are looking for a candidate
1t is conceded that the Pres
ident is the key figure If he
decides TO be renominated, he
will be and he can count on
firmer support from all sections,
except possibly the South, than
he had in 1948.
What he cannot count on is
his power to bestow the crown
where he chooses. A quiet pro-
gram of organization has been
launched within the party, and
its aim is to name a fighting
candidate if and when Mr..
Truman bows out.
Senator Kefauver of Tennes-
see is the present choice of
Democrats determined that the
Evening star., 1951-11-26

Under the ground rules
established at the outset of the
Korean war. it is impossible for
us to gain air supremacy over
the Chinese Communist air
force under the classical defini-
ton. We, on our side, for rea-
sons that we all understand.
have followed a policy of not
attacking the Strongholds of
enemy air power directly across
the Yalu,"
But do all of us understand
those reasons2 Who established
those ground rules? And
when the forthcoming truce is
signed, does it mean that the
buildup beyond the Yalu will
continue and that the inspection
which is supposed to be one of
the terms of the truce will not
extend to the air bases beyond
the Yalu? And will the Com
muniSt high command have a
free hand to continue to mount
such air forces as can sWoop
down at any moment and attack
all our air bases in Korea when
ever it suits them to break the
truce? Gen. Vandenberg has
revealed the perilous position of
$4,000 American troops. The
draft calls for more troops to
replace them are going on every
month in increasing numbers.
Meanwhile. Russia still re-
mains a member of the United
Nations. though a member of
the Joint Chiefs openly accuses
her of aiding Communist China
which regime has been declared
an "aggressor' by the United
Nations. Not a word of protest
has come from Secretary Ache
son at the United Nations meet
ing in Paris about this fragrant
violation of the principles of the
United Nations Charter.
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Evening star., 1951-10-15
Nation S Jewish Leaders
Meet Here November 3-4

Jewish leaders from all over the
Nation will meet in Washington
for a two-day National Leader
ship Mobilization on November
3 and 4.
Sponsored by the Jewish Wei
fare Board, the convention will
study measures for strengthening
the Boards 1852 operations for
serving Jewish personnel in the
armed forces and helping 10
maintain civilian morale through
it's services to Jewish Community
Centers.
Speakers will include Leon H
KeySerling. chairman of the
Presidents Council of Economic
Advisers; Maj. Gen. Charles l.
Carpenter. Chief of Chaplains for
the United States Air Force: Carl
R. Gray. jr., Veterans Admi>Is-
traitor, and Dore Schary, vice.
president of MGM Pictures and
president Of the Los Angeles
United Jewish Welfare Fund.
Meeting in the Statler Hotel
the 300 leaders will also be ad-
dressed by officers of the Jewish
Welfare Board on the present ac-
tivities of the organization.
Evening star., 1951-10-15
Mother Of ; Admits
Staying Her Husband
Al Home Of Woman

A 33-year-old Damascus (Md.)
mother of three children is in
Montgomery County Jail charged
with shooting her husband to
death at the home of a 19-year-
old woman
Police said Mrs. Grace Olivia
Bryan admitted shooting her hus-
band. Lloyd Vernon Bryan, 81, a
plumber who works in Silver
Spring. She walked into the
county police station at Rockville
about Z pm. and said, I'm the
one who did the shooting" ac-
Icording to the police report.
The weapon was a 20-gauge
shotgun, police said. County Med
ical Examiner DR.. Frank Brosch-
art said Mr.. Bryan died insanity
of a shotgun charge in the alb
domen. Police charged Mrs. Bry-
an with murder.
The shooting occurred at the
home of Mrs. Evelyn Betty Haws,
who lives with her grandmother
Mrs. Oscar Burns. on Woodfleld
road, according to police.
Police said Mrs. Bryan gave this
account: She went to the Burns
house and her husband was Sit
ting on the porch. Mr.. Bryan
entered the house and Mrs. Bryan
said to him, IT wnat to meet your
girl friend" When he turned
around she shot him.
Evening star., 1951-10-15
Discharged Worker Held
In North Beach Casino Fire

A discharged employe Of the
Rose Casino at North Beach, Md,
is in Calvert County Jail. charged
with arson in a 100000 fire at
the casino last Wednesday.
Bid Huffman, 28, was held un-
der IS 5000 bond. He maintained
he was not guilty.
Sheriff Samuel L. Lyons said
witnesses reported Huffman was
seen in an alley at he rear of the
casino before the blaze broke out.
Huffman was arrested soon after
the fire.
Evening star., 1951-10-15
Press Institute to Hear ToIks BY D. c. Newsmon

Nieman Fellows. and then visit
various newspapers on the way
back to San Francisco.
Among the speakers at CO.
lumbia will be J. r. Virgins, man
aging editor. the Washington Post,
and William Baumrucker, jr.. pro-
duction manager. the Washington
Times Herald.
Evening star., 1951-10-15
By the Asseeistsd prsss


NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-The
American Press Institute will open
a three-week program Monday at
Columbia University for Is jour-
nalists from the Ryukyu Islands
and Japan.
Since several of the visitors dc
not understand English well
translations of the lectures will
be supplied through head-sets in
the same manner as that used at
the United Nations.
The group will spend three
months in the United States under
the sponsorship of the Army
studying American newspaper
methods.
After the program at Columbia
they will go to Harvard University
for a one-day conference with the
Evening star., 1951-10-15
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Evening star., 1951-10-15
This bacon is
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If you've never tosted real old fosh-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-29
VUICk-AS-A-WINk DISHES
by Clementine PaddlefOrd
This Week Food Editor
JACK MANNING

onion thinly sliced Next a slice of crust
less white bread spread with mayonnaise
and this turned "spread-side" down. Pimi-
ento cream cheese and chopped pecans 60
on the upside" A decker nearly as tall as
New York's Empire State Building Serve
with a big pile of oven-warmed potato chips.
Boy, oh boy!
The bridge club meets right after dinner
and have their dessert and coffee with the
hostess of the evening Have hot apple
dumplings with cheese, DE" O'Dell sug-
gests to his wife when it's their turn having
the crowd.
Apple Duxnplings
Mrs. ODELL makes the pastry with a
ready mix, rolls it out as for pie crust cuts
it into five-inch squares and rests a peeled.
cored apple on each. The apple cavity is
filled with sugar, cinnamon and dab of
butter then the dough pulled up and around
to neatly cover the fruit. The apples are
arranged in a deep earthen dish the bot
tom of this covered with one cup sugar. two
teaspoons cinnamon and OVERLAND with eight
thin lemon slices. One-half cup of water is
added and to gently bake in the rich sauce.
The rendered apples in their garments of
faky crust are served warm. drenched with
Juice from the pan.
Heavy cream is passed as an extra rich
ness And help yourself to thick slices of the
sharp Cheddar The dumplings are prepared
in advance, arranged in the pan to wait in
the refrigerator until an hour before serv-
ing time, then into the oven. This Cherry
Pudding is another dessert Mrs. O'Dell likes
to have on bridge night.
After summer day committee meeting
she usually gives the ladies a soda made
with strawberry ice cream spooned into
tall glass, this filled with ginger ale right to
the brim, served with straw and spoon.
"Ill take in the soda, and you, Natalie.
Continued on next page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-04-29
When it comes to feeding her
bridge club or the high-schoOl
crowd, Mrs. O'Dell is an expert.
Taste her apple dumplings :.

ALWAYS a committee meeting in Mrs.
IA De Forest O'Dell's big living room.
After business is done light refreshments are
served. If it isn't committee get-together
it may be that Natalie is having her crowd
Always something astir that calls for
quick bite of food. Caroline O'Dell, wife of
the head of the journalism department at
Butler University Indianapolis. Ind. is as
socal-minded as they come. She likes TAX
ing part in community activities. She likes
belonging to things: the Needlework Guild,
the Church Society, alumnae organizations,
the P.T.A.. a faculty bridge club.
Daughter Molly is finished with college
but Natalie. junior in high school, is like
mother, doer. So much doing at the O'Dells
there is no time left to spend long hours over
cooking Mrs. O'Dell prefers quick-as-a-
wink dishes. yet dishes must taste good
because the O'Dells like their food. She has
great luck with the ready mixes; she uses
frozen vegetables and some vegetables
canned: Lima beans. corn and tomatoes, for
example. are three of the canned favorites,
and canned baked beans about once week,
to which she adds few extra seasonings.
SIxysczaper Sandwich
OFTEN Natalie's school crowd is invited
for lunch as the ODells live just two blocks
from the Shortridge High School. The
crowd favors this skyscraper sandwich crea-
ton: First slice of crustless white bread.
over this tuna fish salad Cover this with
crustless whole-wheat slice, spread salad
dressing on this and add lettuce, a few slices
of tomato. sprinkle of salt, now Bermuda
Evening star., 1951-04-11

ton? It is super printed with
special fade-proof and run-proof
inks that are odorless. The cloth
can be used again and again.
There is no extensive or tiring
laundering connected with it. just
rinse and squeeze dry in water or
warm suds. Excellent for dishes,
glassware. furniture, even as a
bathing cloth for yourself.
A plastic finish will protect and
preserve all surfaces! Clear, col
orless, it sprays on a thin, trans
parent coat that Is tough, flexible,
water-repellent. Will help stop
rust and corrosion. prevent tarr-
ish. Protects against weather.
heat, cold and water. Shields
from soiling, smearing and stains
A folder of full directions comes
with each can. It is fine for tools
and machine parts. drawings and
art work, manuscripts, blueprints.
books and papers. AS a word of
caution, plastic finish coats all
these materials and many others
as well; however, some materials
may be injured. Certain woods,
for example, have a lacquer finish
that may bleach. To be sure, al
ways protest on small incon-
spicuous area first. Let dry and
observe results.
Evening star., 1951-04-11

combined with pure. fine polishing
WAKES. This combination out
cleans any single cleaner avail
able, and does 1t as you ap-
ply the wax. This does a good
job and because it is all pure wax,
lit lasts longer and shines with a
true polish.
Have you tried the wet NOR
made Of cellulose sponge yarn? II
lis chamois soft and pliable when
wet. super absorbent and sanitary
The mop fixture is made Of rust
resistant cadmium -plated steel set
on a light yet sturdy splinter free
handle. The padded head will not
mar or scratch the surface. Di-
rections: Wet 1t once. wash entire
floor without bucket bother, rinse
it dirt-free in jiffy and it dries
quickly.
After cleaning and waxing your
floors you'd better have on hand
an item TO apply to small rugs to
keep them from slipping. 1t is
easy to use If you follow the direc-
tions. and very inexpensive COM
pared to the possible cost and pain
of an injury.
Have you used the all-purpost
household utility cloths made from
|plasticized, pure. absorbent cot
Evening star., 1951-04-11

this new lemon dessert is a smooth,
refreshing climax to any dinner
Best of all you can fix 1t in a
few minutes. All you do is add
water, a couple Of egg yolks and
two tablespoons Of sugar and
bring to a boil. It's that simple
and there are directions on every
package. The perfect answer, too,
to the mother whose family won't
eat eggs.
If lemon pie is your favorite,
this Is the filling for you. Or
If your taste runs to sherbet, you'll
make 1t like an expert with this
economical dessert mix.
For busy heusecleaning days,
mix the sherbet when you're do
ing the breakfast dishes. 1t will
need only one other trip to the
refrigerator I. and VOLTA! There's
your dessert for the evening meal.
LEMON SHERBET.
package lemon dessert
2 eggs, separated
tablespoons sugar
2l2 cups cold water
Place contents Of package in
heavy pan. Combine egg yolks
with 2 tablespoons sugar and
cold water. Add liquid mixture
Evening star., 1951-04-11

7 al X
tcontinued from Page DID

dust faster, too, when furniture
has been treated with this product.
There is no oil or wax for dust
to cling to. Besides beautifying
your furniture, use it on chrome,
copper and silver. Also leather,
Venetian blinds, refrigerators
plastic, etc. However, it is not
recommended for use on floors
or stairs or automobiles.
Zip open this silver case, lay it
out fiat and you have your COM
plete service in sight. If you like,
turn the case inside out and
carry it with you by the handles
as you set the table. The case is
flexible. easy to handle and takes
up little storage space. 1t is made
of fine materials which will give
lasting protection. The outside is
of nylon grosgrain, carefully sewn
throughout with nylon thread. It
closes tightly with a slide fastener.
The lining is of Pacific Cloth to
prevent furnishing and scratching.
The case holds so pieces of table
silver. eight place settings. plus
IL additional pieces. The longer
pockets in the background accom-
modate knives and forks with
spoons and other shorter pieces
in the foreground. Two pockets in
the center of each side, just above
the butter spreaders are for
larger serving pieces. AS you use
the case, you will soon discover
the method of loading best suited
to your own pattern.
Here's a helpful item that
isn't particularly new but it
has proven quite good! IT'S said
it is good for walls. woodwork,
rugs, upholstery, Venetian blinds
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the. manufacturers representative.
Ladies love tit hates dirt"
AS to walls-they claim "One-
wipe" woodwork? Well, no rims
ing necessary. just wipe on the
product. off comes the dirt. Your
rugs will sparkle after this beauty
treatment. Just follow the direc-
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way, it is said to be fireproof. Also
furniture-that is upholstered fur
niture can be economically
cleaned with this product.
Prevent mildew by using a con-
centrate which, for some appli-
Evening star., 1951-04-11
Eosy-to-Fix Dessert

It's always exciting news when
a new dessert mix appears on
the horizon. It's especially good
news for the harassed homemaker
when she hasn't much time to
spend on dessert making.
Tart and tantalizing in favor,
Evening star., 1951-04-11

cations, should be used as it comes
from the bottle; for other appli-
cations, it should be diluted with
water before use. 1t is said to be
harmless to fabrics and surfaces.
unless otherwise stated. For in
stance, to prevent mildew on
leather and shoes, use the liquid
full strength. Apply with a soft
brush or rag. Allow application
to dry completely, then repeat. AS
for furniture, clothing. rugs and
other fabrics. add one-half cup
of liquid to one cup of water. Stir
thoroughly. Spray diluted solu-
tion generously over all of surface
to be protected. Walls, floors,
refrigerator, bread boxes
are among other things that can
be treated with this product to
keep down rnildew and its odor.
Mothproofng season is here!
Since any application that will givs
the protection you want means
hard and careful work. here are
a few pointers to give protective
insurance. You will be happy t1
know that there is a new item
which gives season -after-season
protection with only one applica-
tion. It can Withstand at least
25 dry cleanings or S washingS. the
only mothproofer that gives such
CONSTANT protection. If you want
to do away with the annual
drudgery of mothproofing and as
sure yourself of year-round pro.
lection even while clothes or fab
RIGS are washed or dry cleaned
use this liquid.
Since floors must be really
cleaned to hold their beauty, VIII,
do extra work? There is a good
product that has three efficient
safe thorolirh claanars which arc
Evening star., 1951-04-11

Help overcome the mustiness of
clothes closets by spraying their
walls and ceilings with cologne
or toilet water.
Evening star., 1951-04-11

gradually to dessert mix, stirring
constantly until well blended.
Cook over moderate heat. stirring
constantly, until capsule and tab
let in mix are dissolved and the
mixture boils up once. Remove
from heat and cool slightly. Pour
into refrigerator freezing tray.
Chill l hour or until slightly stiff.
Remove from tray and place in
a large bowl. Beat with rotary
egg beater until smooth and
creamy. Beat egg whites until
stiff with remaining Va cup sugar.
Fold into lemon mixture. Return
to refrigerator freezing tray,
Freeze at coolest temperature
about hours, or until firm. When
frozen. turn cold control back to
normal. Yield: ! quart sherber.
Evening star., 1951-04-11

Prevent miidew by using con-
centrate which, for some appli-
Evening star., 1951-04-11

A special mixture of selected
grasses, expertly blended to
insure q luxurious, fine tex
tured turf. Free from crab
grass.
Evening star., 1951-04-11

A good quality red oxide
paint. A durable protective
finish for roofs, garages,
barns, etc.
Evening star., 1951-04-11

Smartly designed, heavily
chrome plated over cast brass.
Easily installed. Replace that
leaky faucet now!
Evening star., 1951-04-11

sTIKIT WIKITS not only
afford lasting protection, but
they beautify your lawn,
garden or flower beds.
Evening star., 1951-04-01
BY WilIiom ]. Alexonder

In a January inspection toul
for the Argentine Navy, Admira,
Carlos Martinez, chief Of nava.
Operations, flew here from Wash
ington to view the cruisers Boise
and Phoenix as negotiations fol-
their acceptance neared compile
ton. The Phoenix visited Buenos
Aires on her shakedown cruise ir
1888 after commissioning at the
naval base.
In the wake Of these transfers
groups from these and other ma.
tions have come to learn first
hand in naval workshops ano
training ships the intricacies od
American marine engineering.
In the process of this day-to-
day contact with American officers
and men, there has evolved a Sec
Iondary effect possibly more far
reaching in its effects on world
peace than the transfers of ships
Greeks are training in boiler
makers school. Frenchmen are
loading stores and Chileans drink
American beer in the ships serv-
ice. All eat in the base mess hall
attend movies and church services
together with their Yankee neigh
bors and learn about democracy
lat worI.
American officers and men learn,
too. the habits and traditions OF
their European and South Ameri-
can Allies; there emerges a soli-
Evening star., 1951-04-01

|darity of ideals and a mutual un-
derstanding that cannot be
effected without personal contact
It can best be illustrated by an
incident. A group of Chilean sail
ors approached the officer in
charge of the reserve component
and expressed interest in the blood
donor program ct the base. They
asked if they might be permitted
to contribute. Arrangements were
made with the officer in charge of
the blood bank for the following
day.
"We anticipated about a dozen
volunteers, at best" Ensign Lacy,
medical service corps officer in
charge explained. because there
are less than 200 men altogether
from Chile"
"The following day we were
swamped with 100 volunteers! We
had to ask some of them to come
back. We have more pledged for
return visits as soon as they are
eligible. They are the healthiest
group I've ever seen and certainly
the most co-operative!"
Americans, North and South,
and Europeans, too, are learning
that freedom and democracy are q
two-way street. More than the
reconditioning Of ships is in prog
ress at the Philadelphia Naval
Base.
distributed By the Associated Press.)
Evening star., 1951-04-01
Our Guns May Speak With an Accent

2, PHILADELPHIA. The Phila-
delphia Naval Base has become
the scene of international naval
activity under the mutual defense
assistance program.
This is the home port of the
Sd Reserve "Mothball" Fleet.
Many Of the glory-bedecked, bat
tle-scarred men-of-war veterans of
World War II are being recondi-
toned for service with various
Allied fleets.
Last December, the Navy De-
partment announced the transfer
to the French Navy of the 10000
ton carrier, U. S. S. Langley. Since
then, six cruisers have been dis
tributed among three South
American countries.
Democracy's Melting Pot
On January 20. ownership titles
on the U. s. s. Philadelphia and
the q. 8. s. st. Louis were ac-
cepted by the Brazilian govern
ment. Their new names are the
Almirante Barroso and the Almi-
rante Tanandore, respectively.
-Four days earlier, the Chilean
colors were hoisted over the
cruisers Brooklyn and Nashville
In a joint ceremony attended by
Ambassador Felix Metro del Rio.
These two raiders of World War
II became the General O'Higgins
under command of Capt. Donald
Mcintyre and the Captain Pratt
under Capt. Jorge ARGOS.