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Evening star., 1952-06-05
Peron Takes Oath
For Second Term
By the Assoeioted Press

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina
June 5.-President Juan Peror
took the oath of Office for his sec.
|ond six-year term yesterday in tn,
House chamber before an as
semblage of legislators, diplomat.
and church leaders.
His wife Eva. who is recoverin.
from a major surgical operation
kissed him on the cheek as h,
finished taking the oath.
Evening star., 1952-06-05
Finland Marks Army Day

HELS1NK1, Finland. June S
P.-Finland celebrated army day
yesterday with it's first military
parade through Helsinki in IA
years. Military attaches here of
the Soviet Union. this country's
next-door neighbor, boycotted the
celebration.
Evening star., 1952-06-05
Queen JuIionu Receives
Mossodeqh in Audience
By the Assecioted Press

by me Associated PresS
THE HAGUE, the Netherlands
June 5.-Queen Juliana received
Trans Premier Mohammed Mos
sadegh in audience yesterday. He
brought her some Persian rugs as
a present.
Next Monday Mr.. Mossadegh Is
expected to address the Interna-
tional Court of Justice here and
contend the court is not COM
petent to judge the lawsuit
brought by Britain against Irar
in the oil naturalization case.
Evening star., 1952-06-05
Turner's Home Runsucked

The home Of g. Adolph Turner,
assistant to Commissioner Renafl
Camalier. was ransacked yester-
day. but nothing was taken, police
reported. The invaders overlooked
a watch and a gun in the apart
ment at 1884 Columbia road NV.
Mr.. Turner was at work at the
District Building at the time.
Evening star., 1952-11-04
Gallup Gives 6. 0. P.
Slight Edge, but Sees
Possible $3.50 5pIit
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The
Gallup poll. last of the Nations
major political pulse-takers to
make known its final 1851 presi-
Dental election forecast, gives
Gen. Eisenhower a slight lead
but says Gov. Stevenson has been
gaining SO steadily he might be
ahead by today.
The Gallop pole, which was
available for use by non-sub-
scribers today. even saw the pos
sibility of a $3.50 split of the pop
ular vote.
A survey of three other polls
made available yesterday, also
showed them inclined to think
Gen. Eisenhower, the Republican
presidential candidate, was ahead
But none of the three fatty picked
him to defeat Gov. Stevenson.
The three are the Crossley poll,
the Elmo Roper poll and the
Samuel Lubell analysis made for
the Scripps-Howard newspapers.
George Gallup, director of the
American Institute of Public Opin-
ion, said:
"Continuation of acceleration Of
the trend to Gov. Stevenson, re-
ported in earlier surveys, would
give him a majority of the popular
vote on election day.
THE electoral vote, which will
decide the winner, depends on
four key States: New York, Illi-
nois, Ohio and California-where
latest figures show the candidates
Virtually even."
Gen. Eisenhower was given AT
per cent OF this years probable
vote in the latest Gallup poll. Forty
per cent was allotted Gov. Steven
son and 13 per cent was listed as
undecided.
In 1948, the Gallup Poll gave
AS per cent to President Truman
and 49.5 per cent to his Repub-
lican opponent, Gov. Dewey.
Evening star., 1952-11-04
Progressives Georgetown
Oppose Western Transfer

The Progressive Citizens of
Georgetown last night added their
Opposition to the list of associa-
tions already opposing the pro-
posed transfer of Western High
School to Wilson Teachers Col
lege.
The group contends many
residents would leave the area if
the use of the high school were
lost to their children. Many of
the families moved into the Sec
ton primarily because of West
ern's high rating. the association
added.
The association also reiterated
it's disapproval of the large buses
the Capital Tarnsit Co. wants to
use.
Walter c. Louchheim conducted
the meeting in the Christ Church
Parish Hall, Thirty first and o
streets NV.
Evening star., 1952-11-04
News Of Music
By EIeno de Soyn

Florence Miller, resident So
|prano, offered an interesting
choice of songs in her last nights
recital in the Phillips Gallery.
Among others, she introduced
five by Agi Jambor, noted pianist,
who will be soloist with the Ma
ltional Symphony tomorrow night.
Miss Jambor is better known here
in this capacity because of her
former appearances with the SYM
Iphony and in recital. Her local
debut took place in the Phillips
Gallery five years ago. To see her
name there on the program as a
composer added to the interest
in Miss Miller's recital.
Listed were Prayer for a Very
New Angel" and Loves Secret" !"
sung in English, and three Ger
man songs: "Ruchnahme. Mach
ruhm." and "Durchweg Leben-
dig" The latter songs approached
familiar standards in the man
ner of composition, while the Eng
lish songs followed the modern
trend OF harmonization. There
was individuality in all of these,
in style as well as in expression.
Miss Jambor'S numbers were
the only ones, up to that point.
which favored the voice above the
accompaniment, the other selec-
tions being orchestral in the de-
mands placed upon the pianist.
The songs were cordially received.
and the composer, present in the
audience, rose to acknowledge
applause.
Warren Perry Thew, collaborat-
ing with Miss Miller at the piano,
made much of the part assigned
to him. Cantaloube, in his six
Chants d'Auvergne," almost tells
the story of each song in the
complicated and beautiful intro
ductions which preface the text.
Those of a vivacious and graceful
character, such as La Bergere ct
lie Cavalier" "Je Mai pas d'Amie"
and La Caille," suited Miss
Miller's light voice of sweet
timbre better than the other
three. They were charmingly
done.
OF the two songs of great dis
tlnction-"Asie," from Ravel's
"Sheherazade," and Purcell's "The
Virgins Expostulation"-
Evening star., 1952-11-04

GOOD COFFEE CAN BE MORE
THAN A BEVERAGE.
1t can also be a wonderful
havoring ingredient in many
recipes-cake icing, for example.
just be sure to use a rich, vigor-
Gus coffee like Edwards Instant.
Its REAL COFFEE goodness i'm
parts just the right touch of bold
favor to complement the normal
sweetness of cake frosting.
Used this way, Edwards In
slant comes through with flying
colors just as it does in the
cup. I've never seen a coffee to
equal it on all counts . favor,
convenience, and savings. In
Hgine! 4 4 OF. jar Of Ed,pards In
slant goes just as far as q pound
Of regular coffee yet costs
1t least 25e less. 1t also costs less
than other hgb-auality instants.
Evening star., 1952-11-04
News Of Music
Florence Miller Presents
Recital of Interesting Songs

"Asie" gave Miss Miller greater
opportunity to display volume. To
keep up with the orchestral full
mess of the accompaniment, the
singer rose to the occasion, her
voice gaining in resonance and
Ivigor.
Although Ravel did not believe
lin using music as an expression
OF sentiment, he admitted that he
had made deliberate attempt tc
do so in this particular number
The gorgeous effects in the
accompaniment were skillfull,
brought out by Mr.. Thew. Mis-:
Miller had a great deal of success.
throughout the evening and was
vigorously applauded after each
song was presented.
Evening star., 1952-11-04
Sweden Tests New Jet

STOCKHOLM, Sweden. Nov. 4
R,-A new jet plane specially
built for the Swedish air force
made it's first test fight yesterday
at tie Saab aircraft factory air
field in Linkoeping. The air force
announced the plane. called the
A-23 Lansen, is armed with auto
matte guns and rockets and flies
at $50 miles per hour.
Evening star., 1952-11-04
AoNTRosE GETS HIGHEST
SCORE OF ALL

The other day l watched 4 gov
eminent employee grading 6 diff
ferent carloads Of butter. He took
sample after sample and gave it
the works" as my nephew, aged
4 would say.
When he got through I was In
terested to see him give Montrose
Butter the highest score! Tbafs
tbe seal Of be U. S. Gope,pmenes
biebess qadlty erAde-U. S. Grade
AA-and assures yoH JoRre get
ting the best butter made!
l hope you get chance rs l did
TO compare Montrose Butter by
tasting it along with several other
brands Of butter. I'm sure you'll
Evening star., 1952-11-04

oil or shortening. Combine ! teaspoon
Grown Colony Ground Cinnamon, u
teaspoon Ground Cloves and ! table,
spoon Worcestershire Sauce. Mix with
enough msrinade to make a smooth,
thin paste. Pour over meat; cover:
cook slowly 22-3 hours. When done,
remove meat to platter, drain off ex-
cess fat and add some Of the marin
ade TO make gravy.
ibis is one more delieoHs reeite
from the booklet "Adpenfxres in
FlarOr". Get your copy by DROPPING
a postcard to Charter Products Co.,
1901 MaribOsa Street, Dept. 4,
San Francisco, Calf.
Evening star., 1952-11-04
Manor Park Unit Backs
Fluoridution as Test

The Manor Park Citizens Asso-
ciation voted last night to "give
f1uoridation chance to prove it.
self"
Several members criticized the
use Of unnatural chemicals" in
the water, but all agreed to accept
the present experiment until
proven detrimental.
The meeting, conducted by
Frank D. Courtney. president, was
held in Whittier School, Fifth and
Sheridan streets NV.
Evening star., 1952-11-04

that I'm using Lac-Mix, I've
cut my milk bill considerably
=. as much as 500 some
months.
Also LAe-Mix is rieb in pro-
tein-rieber epen than beef
steak, so l add it to many
cooked dishes. It's rieb, too,
in Calcium and the B rita
Minis. Next time you shop at
Safeway get Lac-Mix and see
hOw vOu ran have o,,+.;
Evening star., 1952-11-04

agree that you never tasted any
butter as good as Montrose. Each
quarter pound of Montrose is care
fully wrapped in aluminium foil
to preserve its freshness and help
you protect this freshness when you
get it home and in your own refrig-
orator.
Evening star., 1952-11-04
TWICE AS CRISP
AND 4 TIMES FRESHERl

Tonights the big night for gath
ering around radio and television.
At our house there'u be ten of
as tuned in to election returns. And
one of our guests" will be twiee
as crisp and 4 times tresber Busy
Bakers the delicious Saltines
Sew at Safeway. How good they
make everything taste! That's be-
cause Busy Bakers are extra-baked
to make them tsriee as crisp. Then,
fresh from the oven, they're wrap
ped in moisture-proof cellophane
packets four packets in every
pound. Moisture proof packets guar.
antee Busy Bakers stay fresh /.
actually 4 times tyesber. You'll en-
JOY Busy Bakers crisp goodness
Evening star., 1952-11-04
MAKE IT RICH

MAKE 1T RICH
Brisk fall and winter
weather always doubles
my family's appetite for
biscuits, mullins and pop
overs and rich, hearty
desserts. So my canister
of Kitchen Craft Flour
really works overtime
these days. Because Kitch-
en- Craft is milled specifi-
cally for home baking, it
gives me marvellous re-
suits everv time.
Evening star., 1952-11-04
THE BIGGEST
FOOD BARGAIN

I've ever found-is Lac-Mix.
This is the dry nonfat milk
l buy at Safeway. And it's
very simple to reconstitute
just dissolve it in water.
But what l. like best about
it is the money it helps me
save. Everyone knows a
growing child needs at least
q quart of milk a day and
thar aduIts oood ~ Iaas+ q.
Evening star., 1952-11-04

a different" favor, l add
a little coffee. Here's my
recipe:
COFFEE LAYER CAKE
SIt together: IA cups
sugar, 2N cups sifted Kiteh.
en- Graft Flour. ; teaspoons
baking powder. u tea
spoon salt, z teaspoons Ed
wards Instant Coffee. Add:
- cup shortening, 81 cup
milk. Beat 100 strokes Tor !
minute on the electric mix
a. ~ w,ad;uu, enoo1l A1I.
Evening star., 1952-11-04
Cw,cQ Dno2eh
FOOD NEW

So nice to chee-red fresh cranbees on the market
again. And you'll find ,them wonderful buy at Safeway
Very much worth your while to take home few pounds
They brighten any meal-n eye appeal and taste appeal
Evening star., 1952-11-04
SPIcED BEEF

Combine equal parts Of vinegar and
and water, using enough to half cover
As lb. beef roast. Add: | chopped
onion, ] teaspoon each Crown Colony
Whole Cloves. Whole Pepper, Mus
tard Seed and Grown Colony Bay
Leaf. Heat and pour over meat. Let
stand "a hours (turn several times).
Dry meat. flour; brown slowly in hot
Evening star., 1952-11-04

unbeaten eggs, one at time and
beat we'll after each addition. Pour in
to z prepared 8" layer pans. Bake in
moderate oven BIS $3.50 minutes.
Frost as desired.
Evening star., 1952-11-04

The picture at top of column
shows a layer cake which is favor
rte with my family. make it with
Kitchen Craft Flour, and to give it
Evening star., 1952-11-04

THINK of it this way. The Car you are now
L driving will never be worth more money than
it is right now. In few short weeks it could be
year older by trade-in standards.
That's why it's more important than ever that
you trade for Mercury. For this is the one car
in its class that eliminates the worry of buy.
ing new car that may soon look out of date.
Mercury's forerunner styling is designed to
anticipate the future is planned to stay years
ahead of the calendar
Evening star., 1952-11-04
ADVERTISEMENT. A
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Without Naxginq Backache


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Evening star., 1952-11-04
"DUNKER'S DELIGHT"

is what we call this
recipe, with its perfect
blend of Crown Colony
Spices.
Evening star., 1952-11-04

that ADULTS need at least a pint.
This used to add up to quite a
sizeable milk bill for me. But now
Evening star., 1952-11-04

MayfIower Motors, Inc.
ll25 18th Street NV
Washington. D. c. RE. O3O3
Evening star., 1952-11-04

Moore.Day Motors, Inc.
44OO Connecticut Ave. NV.
Washington 8. D. c. OR. $500
Evening star., 1952-11-04

inc: about 4 tablespoons hot
water and 3 tablespoons butter
or margarine with z cups sifted
eonfectioners' sugar and !
tablespoon Edwards Instant Cof-
fee. Stir until smooth and .
good spreading consistency.
Will frost 8" layer cake.
Evening star., 1952-11-04

tious nonfat milk for less than 81
a quart!
Evening star., 1952-11-04

And don't forget Mercury's unequalled record
for economy. On the official ton.mie basis-with
optional overdrive-it's twice been Sweepstakes
winner of the Mobilgas Economy Run. Pound
for pound Mercury is the most economical car
in America today. And that means the very
best balance you can buy Of real comfort plus
power, beauty plus economy.
So let's talk figures. We honestly believe we
can map out deal that will open your eyes
-. make you glad you didn't wait any longer.
Evening star., 1952-05-12
Sterling Club Plan

PLUS a tarnish-resistant roll free of charge
with each six-piece place setting of sterling
you purchased
PLUS tarnish-proof chest free of charge
with or more 6-piece place setting of
sterling you purchase!
Evening star., 1952-05-12
Readers C|eorinq House
WASHING LAMP SHADES.

(From NJ. S. T.. Washinoton.)
Mrs. A. G.. K, Washington
First you must see If the braid or
trimming is glued or sewed on.
To do this pull a small section
away from the top or bottom. If
it is pasted on sew both top and
bottom on firmly. I always plunge
my shades into a bath tub of
plenty warm water and a mild
soap flakes. Brush all over the
shade briskly. When all the soil is
removed rinse thoroughly under
the faucet until you are sure no
soil is left between outside and
lining. Absorb all possible mois-
ture with bath towel and then
put on a chair in front of a fan
for quick drying to avoid rusting.
EFron Mrs. G. E. L., Arlington.)
have successfully washed both
rayon and silk lamp shades. If
any trimming is glued on, sew it
first. Have a good suds and plenty
of it in one laundry tub and
rinsing water in the other tub.
I use any soap flakes that I con-
slider safe for lingerie and the
like. All you do is to suds the
shade through the soapy solu-
ton and then in the clear rinsing
water. A little bluing will take
the yellowness away from a white
silk shade. Hang on the clothes
line, with aid of a string on a.
windy day. If you can turn onl
electric fan it will dry faster.
Watch it and keep turning it
around. Try to keep it as nearly
upside down as you can during
the drying process, so as to keep
any lint, etc., in between lining
and shade from settling around
the bottom. I wash all my shades
again and again. You will have
no failure, am sure, if you pick
q good drying day so that the
shade will dry fast. !
Evening star., 1952-05-12
BRAZIL NUT CAKE.

(Fron, Mrs. M. E. S., Wdshington.)
This is a toasted brazil nut cake
which yields an 81a-inch tube
cake. Two cups. finely crushed
Brazil nuts, 6 eggs. separated, a
teaspoon salt, "a teaspoon cream
of tarter and / cup sugar. Brazil
nuts may be put through food
grinder. Or spread on q baking
sheet in moderate oven $3.50 de-
grees) for 10 to IL minutes, re-
move from the oven and press fine
with a rolling pin. Beat egg whites
until frothy; add salt and cream
of tartar. Continue to beat,
sprinkling 2 tablespoons sugar at
a time over the top Of egg whites.
Beat until sugar disappears.
Beat egg yolks until thick and
lemon colored and fold gently into
meringue. Fold in Brazil nuts, a
few tablespoons at time. Oil
the bottom of an 8h-inch tube
pan. Pour batter into pan and
bake in slow oven (325 degrees)
for hour. Invert on cake rack
and cool.
Evening star., 1952-05-12
Given
For Lecturer

Mrs. Morris Gewirz. president
OF the Rock Creek Garden Club.
was to be hostess at luncheon
today for Mrs. Emily Stoner Stue-
bing. well known lecturer on
flower arrangements.
Mrs. Stuebing is here for her
lecture this afternoon in the audi
torium of the Woodward and
Lothrop suburban store in Be-
thesda. Lets Set the Table" is
the topic of her talk today.
Mrs. Gewirz' guest list included
Mrs. Herbert Greger and members
of the Rock Creek Garden Club.
Evening star., 1952-05-12
ALBUQUERQUE?
COOKIE RECIPE.

(From Mrs. D. r. M. Alexandria, y
We are planning to move to
Albuquerque, N. Mex, in June.
What are conditions in regard to
housing, schools, ETC.? Will the
children need heavy snowsuits for
next winter? What about snakes,
reaches, scorpions, etc. Thank
you in advance for the informa-
ton.
I used this recipe many times
during the last war and the
cookies arrived in good condition.
Rich Nut Cookies: Cream together
l cup butter or oleo, 2 cups flour,
6 tablespoons powdered sugar and
then add / teaspoon vanilla, ! cup
chopped nuts. Bake ! hour in
25O-degree oven.
Evening star., 1952-05-12
Auxiliary Officers|Lur

Mrs. Paul Hoffman will be in
stalled as president of the
Women's Auxiliary of the District
Dental Society at meeting to
be held at 1890 pm. tomorrow in
the Congressional Country Club.
Other officers to be installed at
the session include: Mrs. William
Brown Ingersol. first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Grant Kirkham, second
vice president; Mrs. Victor Isaac
son, recording secretary; Mrs.
James Stanton, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Louis Dubit,
treasurer: Mrs. Harold Krogh,
parliamentarian, and Mrs. j. p.
Fitzgerald, historian.
Evening star., 1952-05-12
Cheese SouffIe

|CheeSe SOuftIe
For. meatless day-a cheese
|souf11e.
In double boiler melt u cup
of butter, add " cup Of flour, "
teaspoon Of salt. Blend and then
add ! cup Of rich milk. Cook.
stirring. until smooth and thick
ened. Add " pound Of grated
American cheese, stir until melted.
Add the sauce to 4 well-beaten
egg yolks. Fold in the egg whites
beaten until stiff.
Pour into an ungreased baking
dish and bake In a moderately
slow oven for about w hours.
Serve Immediately before 1t has
time to fall.
Evening star., 1952-05-12
INCLOSING TUB?

(From Mrs. A. w. c., Washington.l
We have an old-fashioned bath
tub in our home and we are won-
dering If there is any Inexpensive
way to inclose it. The tub does
not fit snug against the wall and
the inclosure would have to be
extended from the tub to wall.
Maybe some reader has solved the
problem I would appreciate any
information.
Evening star., 1952-05-12
HINTS.
REQUESTS?

(From Mrs. d. v. S., Poolesville. J
When making doughnuts have
a pan of boiling water on the
stove. AS each doughnut is fried
dip into the boiling water to drain
the grease. then into a warm oven
to dry before sprinkling with
sugar. Let the water cool when
finished and the grease can be
taken out and reused.
This I have not tried but it
sounded like a good idea so
thought I would pass it on. To
lengthen the wear of white an
klets. rub the toe and heel with
paraft1n wax when you first put
it on.
A year or two ago some one sent
in some verses to be said while
jumping rope. At that time was
not interested but am very much
so now. Would some one please
send some in for my daughter?
Can somebody tell me where I
might be able to obtain the Febru-
ary issue of the House and Home
(magazine for builder). My sister
writes that the development she
lives in is represented in that issue
and am naturally very anxious
to see it.
Where can I obtain books of
names? We are expecting an
increase in our family and all of
my books are not to be found.
X X X \
MATCHING EARRINGS?
fFrona Mrs. H. r. w., Silver
Spring.
Could the devotees of this won
derful column help me once
again? I recently heard about a
concern in New York that
matches" earrings and since r
have any number of ones of a
pair, I would greatl. appreciate
having their address. I'm sure a.
lot of other ladies are in the same
boat as I.
Evening star., 1952-05-12
Conducted by
BETSY CASWELL
CLEANING ANDIRONS?

CLEANING ANDIRONS?
(Fr0m Mrs. l.. E. p, Arlington.)
Is there any easy, quick way to
clean brass andirons2 They are
very tarnished and seem to resist
cleaning by brass poliShes.
Evening star., 1952-05-12
EASTER LILY?

fFron. Mrs. B. T. Washington
Please tell me how to keep my
Easter lily" root. It has stopped
blooming and I want to keep 1t
for next Easter if I can.
Evening star., 1952-03-06
House Group Hits Ethics Code,
But Rates Order Of, LoyoIties

Istyle. He argued, however, it
adoption would be chalked up a
one positive accomplishment O.
the 82d Congress.
It provides. among other things
that Government employs
should:
Seek to find and employ more
efficient and economical ways o1
getting tasks accomplished.
Against Discrimination.
"Never discriminate unfairly By
the dispensing of special favors ol
privileges to anyone. whether fol
remuneration or not: and never
accept favors or benefits from per.
sons doing business with the Gov
|ernment.
Expose corruption wherever
discovered"
Representative Katharine st
George, Republican of New York
indorsed the proposed code. al.
though she said she felt sure
somebody would bring up the II
Commandments and comment
that they hadn't brought abou,
perfection, either.
I'm sure this will do some good
and positive 1t win do no harm,
she said.
Evening star., 1952-03-06
Nasons Elect lcc..offieial
Master Of Governing Unit

Raymond B. Harding has been
elected venerable master of the
Mithras Lodge of Perfection. gov
erning unit of the four coordinate
bodies of the Ancient and Ac-
cepted Scottish Rite Of Freema-
Sonry.
Mr.. Harding, who lives at 625
Ii street S.W., is assistant chief
of the bureau of informal cases
|of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission.
Other officers elected to serve
with him were: Convass B. Dean,
2612 North Pershing drive, Airing
ton, senior warden; Conrad Prae-
torius, 1917 Rhode Island avenue
NV, junior warden. and Renah
F.. Qamalier, 4240 Nebraska ave-
nue. NV, orator.
The spring class of the Rite will
start at 8 pm. Tuesday in the
temple, 2800 Sixteenth street
NV. The class has been named
in honor of Evan Jones. former
director Of work. who was killed
in an automobile collision last
July.