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Evening star., 1952-11-16
Russian Noes

The week started on sour note.
Soviet Delegate VishinSky said mo"
to the American proposal over
Korea. The old Bolshevik growled
that Russia would never permit
prisoners of war to choose between
communism and democracy. Eng
lands Anthony Eden replied that
the allies would never agree to
forced repatriation of Chinese
prisoners. Winston Churchill, in
London, backed Eden's stand.
Other nations still groped for a
compromise. Several small coun-
tries offered plans that boiled down
to this: Take all prisoners to a
neutral spot. Free them. Then let
them return to their homelands or
stay in the neutral area.
Most interest centered on the
plan offered informally by India.
A neutral in the cold war, India
is the leader of bloc of Asian
countries that Russia is anxious
to win over. It would be hard for
the Soviets to give brusque mo"
to the Indians. Consequently, sew
eral Western nations encouraged
India to put her idea into resolu-
ton form.
U. Ms Work Drogs
But work of the U. N. was
dragging. The uncertainty over
Gen. Eisenhower's stand on score
of issues before the General AS
sembly made it impossible for the
American delegation to make deci-
sionS that were sure to stand under
the new administration. So, many
decisions were being postponed.
Many delegates were preoccupied
with the resignation of Secretary
General Lie, who said he would
quit as soon as successor could be
found. He was stepping aside, he
said, because RusSia's lack of conf
dence in his work was hindering
the search for peace. Lie, the
manager" of the international or
ganization since its founding, has
criticized the Communists for their
resistance to U.N. forces in Korea.
McCoron Pressure
Although he did not mention it,
another reason for Lies decision to
quit was thought to be the pres
sure that had been put on mis- staff
by the Senate Internal Security
Subcommittee, headed by Pat Nc
Carran, Democrat, of Nevada. The
McCarran group has charged that
the U.N. is harboring American
Communists. Several employees who
declined to answer questions put
by the subcommittee were fired or
suspended by Lie.
But some U.N. Staffers thought
the subcommittee was out to harass
all liberal" or "left-wing" en-
ployes whether sympathetic to
communism or not. The morale Ct
his staff and the question Of con-
. troll Of the personnel of an inter-
national organization by one MEM
ber nation added to Lies worries.
Those same worries were blamed
by Lie for the suicide last week Of
Abraham H. Feller, general coun-
sci Of the U. N. and one of Lies
closest aides. In fit of depression,
Feller jumped from the window of
his Central Park apartment. Lie
said Feller's breakdown resulted
from overwork in defending U. N.
workers against 'indiscriminate
smears and exaggerated charges"
Feller himself had not been ques-
toned by the subcommittee nor
was he under subpoena.
The subcommittee halted its
hearings unexpectedly the day be-
fore Feller plunged to his death.
McCarran promised to resume work
after January 1. ss<-
Evening star., 1952-11-16
u. N. DoIdrums

TT WAS one of those weeks at
l. the United Nations when every
thing seemed to go wrong. Mem
bers were discouraged by the lack
of progress on settlement of the
Korean war, and they were dis
turbed by the resignation Of
Secretary General Trygve Lie and
by the suicide of his assistant.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
Area B.

TOR MANY YEARS the Nation
j has been shocked by pictures Of
crumbling Washington sluns lying
literally under the shadow Of the
Evening star., 1952-11-16

lated into law. In Roosevelt's
historic hundred days." virtually
all the revolutionary ideas he
pushed through Congress had been
sinamering In the legislative pot for
years. So it will be with Gen.
Eisenhower: He will have to reach
into the legislative pot to find what
he wants; it will not come to him
unSought.
Evening star., 1952-05-25

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Evening star., 1952-04-13
CAESAR SALAD
by Clementine PaddlefOrd
This Week Food Editor
NORMAN GORDON

salad having originated quite some years ago
at Aqua Caliente. made by European-born
chef named Caesar. A Hollywood restau-
rateur ate the salad at this Mexican resort
and carried the idea home. Now it served
in the finest restaurants at stiffish prices.
The fundamentals are one or more flavor
some greens like romaine, endive, escarole -
but no ordinary lettuce, please; it's much
too bland. Lemon juice for the dressing in
place of vinegar, grated cheese always, an
almost-raw egg and garlic-fried croutons.
The ingredients are never mixed in advance
- the salad is always made at the table.
Couzmet's Caesar Salad
SPRINKLE salt with a generous hand over
inside of wooden bowl Rub well with cut
Glove of garlic. Break heads of washed and
dried romaine into fair-sized lengths about
inches), dropping into wooden bowl. Now
come the additions Have small bowl
ready with fillets of anchovies reduced to
paste. Add to green's with tablespoons
garlic favored oil and mix we'll Add few
drops of Worcestershire sauce. Add coarse
ground pepper to suit. Sprinkle over table
spoons of grated Parmesan cheese. Break
over two-minute cooked egg.
Squeeze juice of 2 lemons directly over
egg. Toss salad lightly and thoroughly,
using wooden fork and spoon. Have bowl of
hot croutons ready as the last addition. To
make these, take slices of sandwich bread,
remove crust, cut each slice into Is cubes;
fry golden in oil well scented with garlic.
Drop into salad Mix again and serve.
This provides 4 large portions if used as
main dish, 6 portions as a frst-course salad.
All this takes time. Don't 60 to the Gour-
met Room if you are in hurry. At top of the
menu is written, THE essence of culinary
art is time. We ask your kind indulgence" d"
PROFESSOR'S WIFE, Mrs. Robert
COnOCer, of Manhattan, Kan., tells the
secrets of her biscuits NEXT ,Ceek.
Evening star., 1952-04-13
It's made many places, and
always different. Here is
one of the best recipes for
it our food editors found

CINCINNATI
ToURMEr Room, just under the clouds, is
" the best place know to say hello to
the spring. It's fish bowl room of circular
construction, glass-walled on three sides, 20
stories up atop the new Terrace Plaza Hotel
in Cincinnati, Ohio.
ordered Caesar salad for luncheon and
then left my table to stand on the narrow
balcony that circles the room.
To the left looked over the downtown
area of the city. little to the right saw
Mount Auburn, nudging Mount Adams,
home of the Passionist Fathers and the
famous Church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton. There at the far right l could see
across the Ohio into Kentucky.
1t was leafess day, pale and light and
frail, with spring moving in. Windy up
there, but the wind came laden with the
incense of April - the perfume of bursting
sod, of quickened roots, of seed and sap
beginning to yield.
>>ouzs Really Works"
ANDRE BALLESTRA, manager of the restau-
rant, was saying, But at night it's really
beautiful. "Soitis, for went again just osee.
Andre Ballestra said, 1T is as beautiful -
but in different way - as the view from
the Rainbow Room in New York City," He
should know. For eight years. directly after
he came from France to the US, he worked
in that famous room. He came to Cincinnati
when the Terrace Plaza opened in 1948.
The salad table rolled to my elbow with
all the makings for the famous Caesar.
Andre was telling me that there are as many
Caesar salads as men who put them together.
But ours" he added, really works."
Caesar salad is a product of the West, the
The Nome nugget., 1952-02-15
SCHOOL NEWS
By OLAF HALvERSON

Some of the students have been devoting their spare time to draw ing for the art exhibit to be dis played at the Anchorage Fur Rem dezvous next week.
 Most of the drawings are of animal life typical of the Arctic regions. A few colored plaques are also being sent in.
 The basketball team is looking forward to the tournament to be held next week in Fairbanks.
 We are proud of our team this year with their numerous victor ies over opposing teams. Our best wishes go with the boys who have spent many months in preparing for this classic event.
 How European nations sought their fortunes overseas has been the interesting study of students in the world history class.
 Olga Hay, who graduated with the Class of 1850, has made ad- vancement in her chosen career of nursing.
 Recently she participated in the capping ceremony sponsored by the State College of Washington. At present she is in training at the St. Luke's School of Nursing of the State College.
 She expects to complete her four-year course in 1854.
 ArcturuS, one of the largest stars, is 37, ight-years away and it's diameter is thirty times that of the sun.
 Arcturus is the brightest star in the constellation called Be- otes, or the Herdsman. Some of the stars in Bootes form a penta- gon which has been compared to a kite.
 Arcturus is found by following the curvature of the Great Dipper down to a distance equal to the length of the Dipper.
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