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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-05

IB. Chamberlain. Mrs. Mars, Ed
ward Pulte and Joseph Borkin.
Area leaders and others assist
ing include Mrs. Charles Rogers,
Mrs. Todd Duncan, Mrs. Willis
Shapley and Glenn Watts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-05
Circus Saints Luncheon

The P. T. Barnum Tent Of the
Circus Saints Of America will hold
its annual business meeting and
luncheon at noon tomorrow in the
grand ballroom Of the Mayfiower
Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-05

Sions and groups to team cap
tains and teams at the local level.
He explained that the plan calls
for a minimum of administrative
effort.
Any funds that would exceed
the So million limit set for the
national party committees in one
year would be returned to the
State, it was said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-05

Here it is, the ToPpon Gas Range you've been
waiting for! With the convenient Lift-Off
Oven Door! No more stretching to clean the
for corners of this .oven interior-excusiveIy
through" oven door, you can watch baking or
roasting without opening the door, Come in,
let US demonstrate the marvellous new features
Of this de luxe Toppon Cos Range!
Evening star., 1952-03-20
OPTIONAL
DINING ROOM

We ore listing only few Of the many
Suites and Odd Pieces Reduced
GRAND LEDGE, solid mohosony ribbon
back chairs, 4 side and arms. Was $432
Nov w---------------------------$26s.oo 90
SLIGH, genuine mohosony pedestuI extern
sion dining tobIe, cross-bond top Was
s225 !. Now .----------- ls4oo
WlLlET wildwood cherry buffet, china,
droP-leof extension tobe, 4 side and z arm
ehoirs. Was $5lo -. Nov ------------ $4,000
BRANDT mohosony drop-Ieof tobIe and 4
solid mahogany chairs. Was $l22. Now, $500
FRENCH PROVINCIAL fruitwood Junior :
buffet. Wos $3.50 .. .. Nov ------------ 1880
ond ) side d ehoirs Wos sz8s. !. Nov - i4s.oo
JUNIOR mehoseny 54-ineh eredenze buffet,
cobinet choir, extension toble, side and
Evening star., 1952-03-20
EHW1ats Coobin'.


Salmon Relish Casserole Baked Potato
Squash Wited Lettuce
Apricot Soufe
Salmon Relish Casserole
! 1-pound can salmon l cup soft bread crumbs
tablespoons butter other Dash pepper
lat tablespoon onion, grated
2 tablespoons flour tablespoon parsley chopped
" teaspoon salt / tablespoon sweet pickle relish
cup liquid Qquid from salmon tablespoon juice
plus milk to make cup)
Drain and flake salmon saving liquid. Melt tablespoons
butter blend in flour and teaspoon salt Add liquid gradually
and cook until thick and smooth stirring constantly Arrange
half of the salmon in shallow CREASED Combine
bread crumbs and remaining Ingredients mix WELL Arrange
OF the crmb mixture salmon; add remaining
sauce ingredients in the casserole and with
crb mixture Bake in moderate (375 FD for Is 80
minutes, until brown. Serve Immediately. Serves
Beet SteU Nth Noodles Corn Meal Mullins
Green Salad DeviPs Food Cup Cakes
Mullins.
q cup sifted flour well beaten
1A teaspoons baking powder "a cup milk
n teaspoon salt "a cup honey
"a cup corn meal tablespoons shortening,
" prepared apple melted
Sft flour add baking powder
again. Add meal WASH apples eghths
Remove and cut crosSwse into thin Slices Combine
meal mixture stirring only dampen
apple. Bake in wellgreased 2nch muffin
40O Fo for 20 minutes until done Makes about to IL
mullins.
Evening star., 1952-03-20

Smooth -textured ovocodos make this soIod topnotcher
SUNDAY.
Baked Ham Slice Sweet Potato Casserole
Asparagus Salad SophiStic1te
Strawberry Shortcake
Salad Sophisticate.
avocados Salad greens
Lemon juice l cup chilled pineapple pieces
Salt Roquefort dressing
sprinkle with lemon juice and salt Place garnished salad
plates fill with pineapple with RoQuefort dressing
Serves 4.
MONDAY.
Spanish Lamb Rice
Red Cabbage Apple Pe-Cheese
Spanish Lamb.
pounds lamb shoulder small carrots
slices bacon tomato juice
" cup -four diced celery
l teaspoon salt u teaspoon powdered sage
onions u teaspoon thyme
" chopped pepper l tablespoon vinegar
Dice bacon and Deep heavy frying until lightly
browned-about minutes lamb serving pieces and dip in
salted sliced peeled bacon fat
remaining ingredients slowly about
until lamb is tender Serve very hot Makes servings
TUESDAY.
Fresh-Frosen Beef Steaks Lyonnaise Potatoes
Corn Pudding HARVARD Beets
Cherry Nut Cake Tea
Cherry Cake
package white partycake a chopped maraschino
u cherries well drained
cake batter according to directions package recipe
EXCEPT . egg white u finely chopped
chopped maraschno cherries well drained Frost
cake with 7-minute icing
Evening star., 1952-03-20
MODERN DINING ROOM

MOUEkN DINING kOOM
IMPERIAL SAHARA. junior dining group
consisting of 54-nch cone door buffet
drop-leof toble and cane back chairs
Wos $50 Now -------- $2o5.0O
FIRELIeHT CHERRY 52-ineh buffet, cane
door china cabinet, saw buck extension
tobIe, arm and 4 side cane back choirs
Was $739 -. Now ------------- 3es.oo
WIDDIcoMB Robsiohn- -Giddinqs, SorreI
round extension dining tobIe cobnet china
with sliding gloss doors, 4 side and hioh
back host and hostess chairs. Was 1894
Now = ------------ 4se.oo
DRExEL PRECEDENT, silver elm, console
extension table Was $lO5 Now 77.oo
sTEWARTsToWN bIeoehed rnohoeonv
junior 54-ineh buffet, table, side and
arm choirs, lime plastic scots. Was $4O4
Now ------------------- zs4.oo
STEWARTSToWN bleaehed nnohoeanv
drop-Ieof table, 48x7O opened. A red nIostc
seat and back side choirs Wos S265
Nov --..-.----.---------- lse 90
FAWN OAK. 4s-ineh iunior-size buffet.
Wos S13l. Nov w---- 81 90
FAWN OAK. drop-Ieef extension tobIe with
two l2-nch Ieoves Wos$l55 ... Nov HI 1900
FAWN OAK. 38x56 dining room extension
table, two l2-nch Ieoves. Was Sill -.
Now - 5E 90
FAWN OAK. 32x32 inch square dnette
table and leof. Was SAT Nov ---- 1900
MODERN OCCASIONAL FURNITURE
wlDDIcoMB sorrel woInut zzx4s cocktail
tobIe. Wos $50 . Now -------- s44oo
DRExEL PRECEDENT, silver elm 23x33
eoektoil table, plostic top Was $50
Nov -------5------ .--- 1900
IMPERIAL SAHARA. 36-ineh bookcase, 38-
inch height. Wos $50 Nov 400
FAWN OAK pedestol knee-hoIe desk Wos
D
c0RDovAN MAHOGANY 4Sx74 cocEtoiI
table: Wos sil8. Now - $500
coRDovAN MAHOGANY .z4xz4 lon,p
toble. Wos $ll4 Now w--------- $500
BLOND MAHOGANY z0x3S eoektoiI tobIe.
Was $38. i. Nov Now--------------- 1900
BLACK LACQUER step toble. Wos $40 III.
Now w----------------------------is. =, - - - 1900
NATURAL OAK z3xz3 lamp table. Wos $42
Evening star., 1952-03-20

MODERN LIVING ROOM

MODERN LIVING ROOM
PATTERSON, wide arm 2-eushion SOTO,
button tufted back, arms and cushions
Olive green texture. Wos S32o =. :. Now $l94.0o
DONOVAN Shops, tuxedo arm z-eushjon
soto. built to floor, green texture. Wos
$3.50 Nov w----------- z36.O0
PATTERSON, one arm SOTO lounge,
bleoehed Ieos, gold metoIlic texture Wos
S295 !. Nov ---- 49, I77oo
KARPEN. shaped 2-eushion SOTO. toost
texture. Was S3lo. Now 1900
DONOVAN Shops, 2-eushon sofa. dark
oreen netoIIic texture Was $3lo -.
Now ----------~-- .'~-- 1890
PATTERSON, huge loo-ineh Soto built to
floor cushions, grey bouce. Wos S46o
:. Now ---.-- =, ----------~-- - $500
GENUINE YELLOW LEATHER oeeosonoI
chair, solid blond walnut. Was $ll2 49,.
Now -------------- $500
PATTERSON, huge lounge chair, lime
metoIIic texture. Was Sle8 . Now - s4.oo
DRExEL, silver elm ormIess chair foam
rubber back and seat cushions, red texture.
Was Sill :. Now ---------------.--- 1900
CHANNEL BACK tub chair. red plastic,
no head trim. Wos $85 :. Now ----~-- $500
PATTERSON. ormIess chair, blond nohoe-
any legs coro texture Wos Sl38 Nov, $500
DONOVAN SnOFSs lounge ehoITs DuIit 10
floor coral texture. Wos $l4o Now $500
MODERN BEDROOM
IMPERIAL SAHARA bedroom group, con-
sstinq Of 6Onch 8-drower double dresser,
mirror, Ioree cone door chest-n-chest cane
panel full or twin bed and night stond Wos
SS4o. Now ---------- 4S9.VV
EIRELIGHT CHERRY triple dresser, mirror,
vonity, bench, chest twin beds and night
stond. Was ST ,O23 =. . Now --------.- $4,000
SEAFoAM, Mr. and Mrs. Heodboord with
night chests and metal frames. Wos
$3.50 Now ---------------- 1900 .
DRExEL. Precedent Silver Elm, 2-door word
robe Was $l54. Now---------------- 300
FAWN OAK 5z-ineh 4-droweF chest. Was
$lO3. ---------------------- 800
Evening star., 1952-03-20
TRADlTlo
BEDROOM

We are listing only few of the many
Suites and Odd Pieces Reduced.
KINDEL. mohosony dresser, mirror, chest
S7lo ;. Nov ----------1-------- s4s7oo
WlLLET Wildwood cherry fuI-sixe poster
bed. Was $l2o Now w-------------------6 $500
DRExEL 5-d,ower mohosony ehest-on-
chest Wos si58 Now ---.--,-------- 74oo
DRExEL mahosony fuII-size bed, matches
above chest Wos $7l Now--- 5000
FRENCH PROVINCIAL fruitwood dresser
and mirror. Was $lo5 Now-- 1900
JOHN WIDDIcoMB French provincial fruit
wood ehiffonieT. Was 1852 Nov - 1900
NATIONAL shoped front lz-drowes triple
dresser, mirror, 5-drower chest and fuI-sze
bed. Wos $3.50 Now ---------- $500
Evening star., 1952-03-20
TRADITIONAL
LIVING ROOM

We Are Listing Only A Few Of The Many
Sofas and Chairs Reduced
JAMESTOWN ROYAL ormIess sofo, tufted
Wos $50. Now w.---------------- $4,000
ToMLlNsoN 3-cushion ,Lowson SOTO, oreen
texture, Was $3.50 Now NowI------------ 5000
KAREN shaped front z-eusEion SOTO, rose
texture. Was $345. aNow------------- $500
KINGSLEY SHOPS Regency SOTO. frineed
bose, California trim cushions and backs,
grey texture. Was $32e Now ---- ls5.oo
DONOVAN SHOPS tufted arm Windsor
soto. fringe base. red lime motelosse.
Wos S3l9. Now Observation-Disclosures 249.0O
SINGER custom mode SOTO in cafe ou Ioit
Wos s745 Now---------------~-----s $1,000
BAHER ENGLISH wing chair, lime texture,
nail trim all over. Was $277. Now 5000
KARPEN Lowson back chair, fringe base,
grey motelosse Was $l3o. Now--- 77.00
DONOVAN SHOPS wood trimmed fon back
chair, grey moteIosse. Was $l4o Now S4.0o
BARCAL0 reclining chair with foot rest,
lime texture Was S2O9. Now------ lz6.o0
ToMLlNSoN shaped arm lounge chair,
spring down cushion, fringe bose, brown
texture. Was S22e. Now-------------- l34.oo
Evening star., 1952-03-20

Non-fot dry milk enehonces the food value OF lenten dsh
WEDNESDAY
Deuled Shrimp Potato Chips
Green Beans Peach Pickles
French Bread Fruit Jeuo
Devied Shrimp.
2 CUPS water y teaspoon salt
cun milk teaspoon worcestershire
tablespoons -four tablespoons sweet pickle relsn
teaspoon dry mustard pound shrimp. cooked and
Dash black pepper cleaned
Pour top double boiler Sprinkle combined
dry milk mustard and salt surface OF water
Beat until just blended Place boiling
stirring constantly until thickened Add worces
tershre relish and shrimp Heat thoroughly Makes
servings.
THURSDAY.
Bruised Liyer EdSy Crenned Potatoes
Steaped Tomatoes Watercress- Grapefruit Salad
TGpiocG Pudding
Easy Creamed Potatoes.
( medium potatoes Pepper
I mint coffee cream tablespoons butter
Salt tablespoons chopped cnVes
Peel and potatoes Put In top Of double boiler and
add pint cook slowly hot water
for hours salt and Add table
margarine Serve with chopped chives n
SIeJ over The top Serves 4 BY "Vi"
Evening star., 1952-03-20

choice selection Of single suits pieces from dspoy rooms sompe
and pieeeo owpieed for quick
for Summer furniture On
wonderful opportunity buy Lifetime Furniture considerable
All merchandise subject prior Shown below just poo listing
Of the unusuo reductions Budget ovoiobe
Evening star., 1952-03-20
DRASTIC REDUCTIONS on SUMMER

NAI AN fEEE
These are lost yeors stock and are slightly damaged
LOUNGE orm ehoirs. Were $llo5
NOW S3.7s
LOUNGE arm ehoirs. Were So o5 :. Now z.es
43-ineh settee. Was SIS. 90. Now ~ S5c
L0AFER chairs with foot rests. Were SITS
Nov ------------------ 80.
PEACOCK fon chairs. Were 500 so
'NoW ---------------------- IS.ot
z7xz7x30-ineh tobIe. Was $ll o5. :. Now 3.75
4-seetion folding SCREEN Was $3.50 -.
NOW 5.75
RATTAN FURNITURE
!. 3-pieee Sectional sofa, spring scots and back
cushions red and green print. Was Sl83
=. Nov --------------- 1900
lorse lounge chair, spring seat and back
cushion, black and red print. Was Soo.5O
-. Now ---------------------- As. SO
Round eoektoiI tobIe, wood top Was $3.50
-. Now Observation-Disclosures 1878
Round lamp tobIe, wood top. Was $2o.5o
-. Now ----------------- l4.75
End table, wood top Was $230o Now : ll.75
Step table, wood top Wos $loo5 :. .. Now, 9.75
Teo wagon, rubber Wheels Wos $50. 9.4O..
NOW 3I.75
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28
BY The Asseeioted Pres.

PARIS, Jan. 28.-The West
Germans say they win not furnish
troops for Western defense unless
they are allowed in the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization.
Their surprise demand for
NATo membership. made last
night at a meeting OF West Euro
pean foreign ministers, inter-
rupted the six-nation talks ON a
unified European army.
The snag came as the Euro
pean diplomatic chiefs announced
agreement on broad outlines and
fundamental principles Of a one
uniform army to function within
the North Atlantic setap.
The West German delegate,
State Secretary Hallstein. insisted
Germany should either be brought
into NATO ediately or. II this
were not feasible, should be given
a pledge of membership later. II
membership were postponed for
political reasons, he demanded an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28
Soviet Paper Charges
us. B|ieBusinessp Paid
For Collier 5 Issue
By i'll AssoeIased Press

MOSCOW, Jan. 28.-Izvestia
charged today that big American
corporations and industrialists
had given immense christmas
gifts" to various authors OF arti-
Giles In Golfers Magazines recent
special issue: The War No One
Wanted"
For instance. said the paper,
organ Of the Soviet government,
lit was well known in Washington
journalistic circles that Henry
Ford II had given Walter Reuther,
head of the United Automobile
Workers Union. $4,000 for the
article he wrote.
Fantastic" Says Publisher.
Further, Izvestia accused Charles
Wilson, president Of general mo-
tors. Of giving $4,000 each to
Louis Ruppel, Golfers editor. to
Technical Editor Gordon Man
ming and Photo Editor James
Quigney.
tApprised Of Izvestia's state
ments. Golfers Publisher Ed
ward Anthony commented: ITO
call it crazy even is an under
statement. It's purely fantas-
TIC"
tHe suggested the Communists
were angry because the special
issue. which described occupa-
ton Of the Soviet Union by
American and other forces after
victory in an atomic war,
showed that il Russia was
foolish enough to start World
War III she would be beaten.)
Called War Propaganda.
Izvestia called the special issue
propaganda for war" It said
Newspaper Publisher Frank Gan
nett and one of the pillars" Of
the National Association of Manu-
facturers, Crawford presumably
Frederick C.. Crawford, former
NAM president) had given gifts to
Robert Sherwood, Marguerite
Higgins. Stuart Chase, "and to
other no less qualified atomic can
nibalS." for articles In Il.
It charged Sun Oil Magnate
Howard Pew with making a large
gift to j. B. Priestley, British
author. for his part in the produc-
ton.
Declaring the magazines issue
openly called for war on the
Soviet Onion, Izvestia said "the
dollar gifts Of American magnates
to the bandits from Golfers show
demonstrably who is lighting the
condagration Of a new war"
The Soviet press has pointed to
the special Golfers issue re-
peatedly in recent weeks in at
tempting to prove that the United
States Government is planning for
an aggressive war against the
q. 8. s. r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28
Son Gets Present
Which Mother Gave
TO YMCA Gift Lift
By rs Assoeiuisd Press

Los ANGELES, Jan. 28.Early
Hast month Mrs. Julia Pearson
wrapped two big Christmas pack
lagos to send To Korea.
One she addressed to her son
lPfc. Chester Whisamore. %, oi
1.-THE Sd Combat Engineers. The
Iother was for the YMCA's gift
lift for servicemen.
Inside the second package she
lput card saying she hoped the
soldier who received it would en-
10y It. She signed her name te
1.-THE card.
The one in Q million coincidence
happened:
Her son wrote her, saying: q
lgot your package. Nom, but what
Ia shock / got when I opened one
Iof the gift lift packages distribu-
tied to our outfit. II was from you
itoo."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28
3 at Catholic University
Elected to Offices

Three faculty members OF
Catholic University have been
elected officers Of the American
Neurological Society.
The Very. Rev. Francis J. Con-
nell, dean Of the School Of Sacred
Theology, has been named vice
president; Msgr. Joseph G. Fen
ton, editor Of the American Ec-
|clesiastical Review. secretary: and
the Very Rev. Raphael Huber
professor Of church history, di-
rector.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28
|Dr. Schneider TO Speak

DR.. Julius Schneider will talk on
l'Danger Signals in Child Be-
lhayior" before 4 meeting Of the
Potomac Association Of Cooper
ative Teachers at 8 pm. Wednes-
day IN st. Johns Church, 3240 o
street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28

fourth and Lowell streets NV.
For reservations call Mrs. Horace
Thorne, Emerson O35s or the
church office, Emerson 420l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28
St. Duvid's Society to Meet

The st. .David's Society win
meet at 8 pm. Tuesday in st.
Johns parish house, 82l Sixteenth
street NV. Plans viii be made
for the St. Dayid's Day banquet.
March ],
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-28
c onereeotionuIists' Dinner

Congregational Church will have
% smorgasbord from 6 to 8 pm.
Wednesday in the church, Thirty
Evening star., 1952-05-25
MAX Factors
new

sCuaransee.-"I personally guarantee that my new
ColorFass lpssick viii stay on longer. be non.dry-
ns and entirely safe for sensitive lips. Try IT, you
don't agree, return the unused portion 10 me and
will send you FUN refund"
Max Raesoe. yr., Hollywood, Calh.
Evening star., 1952-05-25

Eight Exciting New Shades
See these new cOL0R.FAsr
shades at your favorite
Fashion.Right cosmetic counter
Party Pink
q lovely vose.piRk
Golden Flame
o brilliant orange red
wild Orchid
q Hshe fsehsia
Coral Spray
q delicate pink-eoral
CHEEKY Cherry
pure desp.red
Red, Red Rose
fHlI-soRed rose red
Clearly Red
brilliant clear red
Brighter. Red
sparkling medium red
Evening star., 1952-03-19
France Wants Assurance
Against New Wehrmachf
BY the Associated Press

PARIS, Mar. 19.-France's gov
|ernment wants a binding promise
from the United States Congress
and Britain's Parliament that re-
armed Germans won't pull out OF
the proposed European army and
revive the Wehrmacht.
Foreign Minister Robert Schu-
man told this to the National
Assembly's Foreign Affairs Com
mittee yesterday, a communique
reported.
Assurances against such Ger
man action were given Mr.. Schu-
man by United States Secretary
of State Acheson and British For
eign Secretary Anthony Eden at
their meeting in London last
month, but the French now ap-
parently want to be sure British
and American legislators will back
up the diplomats.
France originally proposed the
European army as a way OF get
ting the Germans into Uniform
without reviving their national
army. The French Parliament
has raised objections to the plan
recently, however.
Evening star., 1952-03-19
| Producers and Actors
Agree on Pact to 1858
BY the Associated Press

/ HOLLYWOOD. Mar. 49, The
Screen Actors Guild and the So
ciety Of independents Motion Pic
1ture Producers have reached an
agreement on terms of a new col
llective bargaining contract that
will extend to June. 1858, with
both parties having the right to
reopen on wage rates and condi-
ltions in 1854 and 1856.
The new contract embodies all
the changes made in the recently
negotiated agreement between the
guild and the major producers,
including increases in daily min
limum from SIS to $40 and weekly
lfree-lance minimum from SITS
Ito $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-03-19
Blizzard, Tornadoes
And Snow Whip West
While Rain PeIfs East
BY the Assoeiassd Pres.

Today was the last day OF
winter. but there was no touch Of
spring In the air in many areas
in the Western half of the coun-
try.
Main highways and rail lines
between California and Nevada
were closed as another blizzard
hit the Sierra Nevada. Four. per-
sons were reported dead in the
storm and 125 others are snow
bound.
13O Ranches Snowbound.
Snow covered wide areas OF
North Dakota, Nebraska, Eastern
Kansas. Southeastern Oregon
Northwestern Nevada and Idaho
The Army sent in equipment to
help clear huge snow drifts in
Southwestern North Dakota. An
estimated 130 ranch homes are
isolated.
Light snow fell today in the
Northern Great Lakes Region, the
Plateau States and the Northern
Rockies. Strong northerly winds
sent temperatures down over most
OF the Great Plain States and
colder weather was in prospect
Tor most Of the North Central
Region.
A storm in Northern Illinois
caused rain from the Southern
Great Lakes region southeastward
to the Middle and South Atlantic
States today.
TOrnadoes Hit Two States.
Tornadoes hit areas in Missouri
and Illinois yesterday, causine
heavy property damage. Three
persons were reported injured.
The twisters apparently started
In an area 70 miles southwest o1
st. Louis, causing damage
near Moorehouse, Millersville and
harrington, Mo. They struck
Kane. ILL.,, 40 miles north of St
Evening star., 1952-03-19

Lcuis. damaging more than 20
homes.
Evansville, Ill, 70 miles south
east Of st. Louis, was hardest hit
by the twister, with property dam
age estimated at 100000. About
IL homes and a shoe factory were
damaged.
Fair to partly cloudy weather
was reported today In New Eng
land, the Gulf States. the Western
Plains and the Far Southwest.
Evening star., 1952-03-19
House Votes $40, 900
For Woman Injured
In Sailors Stampede
BY the As.esiated Press

T. . &
The House yesterday passed
and sent to the Senate a bill
to pay $4,000 to a woman
who was knocked down and
trampled by sailors running
to board a train.
A committee report said
Mrs. Evelyn Campbell of
Baton Rouge. La, was stand
ing on a sidewalk talking with
friends when a troop train
which had stopped briefly in
Baton Rouge started TO pull
out. In the sailors haste to
catch it, Mrs. Campbell suf-
fered a broken wrist, a broken
hip and brusises.
Evening star., 1952-03-19
Head Of VMl improves
After SIiuht Stroke
BY the Associated press

A slight Improvement was re-
ported yesterday in the condition
|of Mai. Gen. Richard J. Mar
shall, superintendent Of Virginia
Military Institute. who is q pa
|tient at Walter Reed Hospital.
The hospital said his condition
is satisfactory. Gen. Marshall en-
tered the hospital a week ago and
later was reported to have had
la slight stroke.
Evening star., 1952-03-19
|Bondit Demands SIS At Shop, Settles for $40

A holdup man who handed a,
note demanding $25 to clerk at
Rickey's Dry Cleaners, 2341|
Eighteenth street NV, settled for
the $40 he received and walked
out, police were told yesterday.
Mrs. Nellie s Sutton, SIS, of 1873
Evening star., 1952-03-19

Irving street NV. told police a
|tall colored man gave her the
note and warned her not to make
me use my gun" She emptied the
cash register drawer, which con-
tanned the $40. and gave it to him.
she said.
Evening star., 1952-03-19
Busle Wus Roman

The remains of Roman col
ony and fortress found during ex-
cavations near Basle, Switzerland,
supply the first proof that the city
was built over q Roman fortress.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-11-05

years in Tazewell, Va. and upon
completion of training for the
ministry accepted the Mount Olive
pastorate where he has served for
ten years.
The services will get underway
at 7:3O each evening with the
following topics: Monday, "Some
Essentials of a Revival; Tuesday,
Temptation; Wednesday, Re
pentance'; Thursday, First Things
First; Friday, Faith of a Child;
Sunday HOO a. m. "''Love", and
Sunday 7:3O p. m. "The Cross.
The congregation of the Presby-
terrain church invites all who will
do so to come out and worship
with them during the week OF
spiritual growth and christian out
reach" Rev. F. c. HUTCHINSON,
pastor said.
MIR. Dotson will be at home with
MIR. and Mrs. Hutchinson during
the week and will visit with Mr.
Hutchinson in many of the homes
of the town during that time.