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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-21
McCranery
Is Approved
By Senate
Official U. S. Navy Photo

WASHINGTON R - A lop-sided
Senate vote cleared the way for
James P. McGranerv TO walk into
the Justice Department today and
take over as the boss.
By a So to IS vote. the Senate
Tuesday night confirmed President
Humans nomination of the So
year-old Philadelphia iuriSt 10 sue
coed J. Howard MeGrsth as at
toney genedsi.
All the votes against the an
pointment were cast by Repubh-
cans, but Ia other Republicans
joined 3S Democrats in voting for
confirmation.
Pennsylvania two Republican
senators. Duff and Martin. were
among those voting approval.
McGranery. former House
member, has been federal Judge
in the Eastern District of Penn
sulvania since 1896 During the
war he served as the No. oliicIa.
in the Justice Department. as as.
slstant 10 the attorney general
Mir. Truman sent McGrauery S
nomination To the Senate last April
| ) in d lightning aftermath 10 Mo
Grath $ resignation after firing
,SeWbold Morris as government
cleanup man.
McCranery told The senate Ju
| dietary Committee be would cx
pose and prosecute corruption
wherever he found II tie also
pledged to fire any incompetent
/ disioyal or dishonest Justice De
partment employees.
Sens. Ferguson (R Mich } and
Watkins R.-Utah), who Ted the
fight against McCranery. SAID they
did not believe his performance
would match his promise
During Tuesday day long .re
bate, Ferguson and Watkins were
the only senator's 10 make speeches
IN opposition 10 McGraDcry,
Chairman McCarran %. Ncg 0f
the Judiciary Committee replied be
detail To their criticisms and pre-
dlcted McGranery vogid have
great administration as attorney
general.
lie called McCranery an hone e
sincere, God -fearins. fair Official
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-21
Good Fishing

CAT CAY. Bahamas jR-AnglerS
in the eighth annual Cat Cay In
ternatIonal Tuna Tournament Mon
day reported the best fishing in
years with r. of IS fishermen
boating catches.
In all, % fish we're registered,
with top honorS going TO William
X. Carpenter. Wilmington, Del.
who boated four weighing a total
of 1855 pounds.
X B. Hanes. Fort Lauderdale,
had three weighing 1920.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-21
Too Many Christians Are
That In Name Only Declare
Presbyterian Assembly Leaders
BY GEORGE CORNELL

NEW YORK R Too many
Christians are that in name only.
They don't apply their creed suf-
.ficiently to the way they live and
run their country.
This view was voiced repeatedly
by ministerial and lay leaders at
sessions prior to the opening of
the 164th annual General Assembly
of the Presbyterian Church in the
u. S. A.
"We are making nothing like the
impact on our time that the first
Christians made on theirs" said
the Rev. Robert j. McCracken of
New York's Riverside Church.
1--WE have failed to indicate the
Christian solution to the problem
of international relations. or to
deal energetically with great social
evils which lie like blight upon
mans common life
More than 1900 church leaders
from throughout the country are
here for a 2-day conference on
evangelism, which began Tuesday.
The General Assembly. top Pres
byterian governing body, opens
Thursday.
At sessions Tuesday, there were
these words about the effective
ness of Christianity in modern life:
Said the Rev. Harrison Ray An
derson, Chicago. moderator OF the
General Assembly
The church has been sitting too
long on a cushion. obSesSed with
gadgetS. We need to reflect new
quality Of life. of the animation
OF Christ"
Said Rep Brooks Hays I'd Ark
THE Christian man must emerge
from the house of faith into the
area of the people The influence
OF righteous men-the spiritual re.
sources of the church-are our only
hope in these fateful times"
| Said the Rev John Sutherland
Bonnell of the Fifth Avenue New
York; Presbyterian church.
There is appalling evidence of
corruption and venality throughout
America. MateriaIism has eaten
into the heart of our land. We
have raised gods of iron, silver,
gold and wood. We need a
great breath Of God blowing
through the nation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-21
Gen. Mcconnell
Replaces Joy

TOKYO r. -- Brig Gen. Frank
&. Mcconnell. assistant command
or Of the L S. 18th Infantry Di-
vision. Tuesday wss named to the
l. y armistice delegation IN 10
res.
Gen Mark Clark, supreme Far
East L \ commander. said Nc
CoEneIl all begin his nex duties
immediately.
McCorneIl takes the place n
VICE Adm c Turner jog. 3 ho
lesves June . to become super
gatendeai Of the L. S. Naval Acad-
emy az Annapolis.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-21
Good Luck Charm

WITH L. 5. 18TH INFANTRY
DIVISION, Korea 0B-To the wide
variety Of good luck charms car
rlCd by American soldiers in k0.
rea, you can add one tablespoon
Of good old North Carlina dirt
Chaplain James o Mattox. Nor.
folk. Va. carries the stateside
earth IN an envelope wherever he
goes
Mattox took the dirt from
farm near his fathers home at
Rocky Mount, n. c.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-21

Because "a COWS digestive
process must include the activity
Of bacteria phlch produce gas.
blo9t can result Il the animal
Pufees on young ieGumes without
sufficient 1oughase 10 stimulate
belchug.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-26

lin bic ErGiioentidJaft

Go5 Gorgeplanfel ser 9arteifon=
pente fir oie ErdlioentennabI lit in
pollem Sang, ober irgenomeGhe
Sblillie auf Oie 5u er1partenoen gnt=
nldll1ngen lallen ii6 aus Sen 6isberi-
gen greigniiien ni6t 5ieben. Sic Gor-
pablen fiir Die grnennung ser 0ele=
goten 5u Sen &onpenten, oie in elmer
Eelbe Staaten obgebalten ipuroen
ooer na6tens abgebalten peroer.
1tno ipeiter niGts als IorpoItengefet,=
te, Die in etipa bie Sopularitdt oer
&anoioaten feititeIlen, aber legen Sen
5ur Garteifonpention 5u entlenbenSen
Selegaten feline binbenoe Gerpflid)=
tung fitr ibre Saltung auf Dem 8ar.
teltag lelber auf. Sn ben nreiIten
Staaten beiorsen oie grnennuna Ser
Selegaten unb beren ssnitrnftion Sic
Earteifonpente, ,no oie eigentIide
enti6eioltng iiber oie Gominieruna
Der Yraiioentidafts erfoIgt
Damn auf BEN NationaIfonpenten inn
Suli.
Gortiesuns auf seite g.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-26

IAitS SllleL llellSelL UlIllIQrIIIQ1QLre
ab5ielt".
Sur bentiden Srage
gunoesfan5Ier Or. 9loenauer uno
Die oret olliierten Soben GommiIiore
ltno na6 geratltng ser leeten Iotpie.
tllben Geutiblano-gtote iibereinge,
tomen, Die Observation-Disclosures
itber Die sS,1tegration Ser gunbesre>
publlf IN Die tpeltlide @emeini6aft 10
ldnell pte mo9li6 ab5ui6Iieben. Gat]
elmer neuen 3uiannenfllnft oes BUN,
oesfan5lers nit oen Soben &on1iiIa-
rem tDeroen iebt tdgli6 Sa6berItdn-
olgengelprd6e iiber oen @eneralper<
trag uno Die 3uiaboertrGge itottfin-
oen GS miro 0aHlit gere6net, 0oB Die
Gertrage oen 9fegierungen bis Oeitte
Otol unterl6riftsreif borliegen.
Vim Wtittipo6 erflGrte iidb 8roB-
gritannien bereit, nit 8eIt-GeutId.
lano nno Stalien einen auf itebsebn
Sabre befriIteten Serteioiglngspers
trag auf @egenleitigfeit absuihlie,
ben. Gurf Oieies i'm Gabmen ser
europaii6en Gerteioieungsgemein.
lbntt (G0G) obgei6loiiene gbfom.
men perpfli6tet ii6 England, ben
friiberen 6einolanoern 5u beIfen, ioa-
ten lte ongegriffen tperoen. 8eIt-
Neutldlano uno Stalien beripreden
lbrerletts, an ser Settle @roBsg}riton=
MEMS 5u fampfen, lollte es in europa
angegriffen neroen.
8roBz9ritannien einigte lid] in Der
6rage nit oen iebs OtitglieosItoaten
Der gGG - neben ser 0eutIdben
gunoesrepublif uno sStalien nod
6rontreif, 9elgien, bie 0ieoerlanoe
uno Snremblrg. @6breno Die griten
auBerbalb ser COG bleiben, perpflid1z
ten 1te ltb, an oen alltomatii6en Ser
teloigungsoereinbarungen mit5utpir-
ten Die in &raft treten 1peroen, io=
bolo Bic BON Sen Ie6s 2Gnoern ae-
plante guropa-9lrmee ge6iloet NOR
ben lit.
8eitlide 0ipIomoten boffen, ooB
our6 Die britii6e MaBnabme Die Or
ganiIation Ser COG ieIbIt beIhleu=
nigt miro. Die oaraus reIultierenoe
europail6e Irmee lou 100000 6eut-
i9e Soloaten umfanen. 4ufgrunb oes
194S in 8riiiiel abgei9lollenen Ser
trays NIT elmer fiinfsisidbrigen 2auf-
5ett bat 8roB=grifannien gelobt,
Sronfrei6, 8elgien Sen geie6erlon-
oen uno 2uremburg fir BEN sSaa
zines angriffs 81 Silfe 5u ellen.
Ser britii6e 8eiItanosbertrag bat
IN gonner polttil6en &reiien qroBe
gefrieoigung ausgeloIt. Wan peiit
oarauf bin, oaB @nglano oomit 5um
erlten Otol in ser @el6i6te cine f0rm=
li6e 8arantie fir oeutiden goben
uno fir oeutl6e StreitfrGfte qeqen
leoen 9lngreifer au5ipri6t.
SpaniidJ=purtmsieiiides Mbfommen
Spanien ln0 Gortllgal fiinoiqten
lette @o6e oie 9iloung elmer genein=
lomen 6ront binli6tlitb ser peitlihen
Sertelolgung an. gta6 einem iiberz
ralbenoen 3uianmentreffen General
6rancoS, oes lpanii6en Staots6efs,
uno oes portllgieiiiden WiniIterprG-
1toellten 9lntonio oe Slipeira SaIosar
murOe in einem &omnl1niqre erflGrt:
"Gie beiOen Stoats6efs famen bin=
libtlid Ser ltrategil6en @inbeit Der
lberllden Salbiniel unb beren 1nteil-
bartlett in Der gemeiniamen 8erteioi=
gung oes @eltens therein" Gortugol
gebort ser Noro- -9ltlontif- 9Iuion5 an,
aber Sponien nidbt. gs 1par ni6t io=
gletd) flar 81 erfennen, in 1pel6er
gSelle Oas neue ltebereinfonlr1en 8or-
tugoIs Serpflidtllngen gegelii6er oen
9@9SS~Sonoern beriibren fonnte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-26
Surtidritt uber &iididritt?

IS tpare Elm prideltoes unb Iebrs
reihes unternebmen, tpenn beute Elm
Sc Blop ober ein Sonnet oie Dor a6t-
gig Sabren ausgeipro6enen Sorgen
auf oem Sintergrun6 Der bisberigen
gntlpidlungen uno Ser beutigen 3u-
Itanoe na6priifte. @ir befiir6ten, oaB
oabei biele Der oanaligen 8orausia.
gen IN peitgebenoem WaBe li9 als
erfiiut erlpeiIen tpiiroen, Neben Dem
gepaltieett titaterieIIen Sort i9ritt in
oen ieitoem berfloiienen Sabr5ebnten
nno pielen beoeutiamen 2eiItungen
auf Dem @ebiet bes S6ul- uno ltn-
terridts- uno &eligionspeiens bat ii9
in Der @runobaltung l,nierer omeri-
fanii6en 9emofratie penig geGnoert
leit ben Sagen Sc 8laDs uno Ssan-
nets. @enn cine Ienoerung feItaulteI-
len lit, bann bot Tie ii6 eber in abItei-
genoer als in aufIteigenber 2inie poll-
5ogen, uno bas oaour6 ii6 bergro-
Bernoe 0eanfo lit Inn 10 unenti1ulo-
6arer angeii6ts Ser in bieler Sinli6t
giinltigeren 2ebensbeoingungen Die
BEN Deeniben bon beltte mebr MuBe
bieten iolten 5ur 8ei6Gftigung nit
ben boberen 8erten oes 9aieins.
aber bon bieien Mogli6feiten miro
bas beutige @ei6le6t abgelenft bur9
Die 2ofl1ngen einer materialiItii6en
8eltanibauung uno elmer 9iesjeits.
Gultur, Die in Gouienoen bas Ser
ant1portlihfeitsgefiibl ertoten uno sic
@ier rei5en na6 genieBeril9em 8e-
itb = gang gleid, auf ipel6e @eiie
ertDorben. 0abon 5eugt, Inn MIR Elm
8eilpiel an5ufiibren, bie @el6ibte Ser
Gegierungs- uno &orruptionsifanba-
le, Die ii6 in ben lesten Sabren iber
oas 2anb ergoiien baben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-26
HmiIiId)e Wan1per

Mus Vtostau melOete Qm Is. Os.
Die ~aii. GreB":
geoh ielten bat Sic rl1lliIbe 8reiie
einen 10 5lloerli6tli6en Son ange=
l6lagen, tpie iebt in ibren Mrtifeln
iiber oas Oeutide 8roble1n.
9ie &ommentatoren I9einen iiber=
5ellgt 81 iein, oaB Die Sopiet-l1n
Die Ser. Staaten gnglano uno
6ranfreid in cine unongenebme Stel=
lung gebra6t bat.
Sic Hliien i6einen felt iiber5eugt
81 iein, oaB iie nit ibren1 9lngebot
bon @ablen in gang Selti6lano lln=
ter Der Iufiift Ser bier Sffupations=
ma6te Sem Blan, Oeutlbe Gruppen in
oie gemeiniame erropdiibe slrmee
eln5ulbalten groBe SinOerniiie in
BEN @eg gelegt baben.
Gie Yrelle martet nit Spannung
allf Die slnt1port Ser @eltn1Gdte auf
Die lebte ruiiil6e 9sote iiber BEN oel1t=
I6en 6rieOenspertrag, uno bic 60
piets lbeinen 5u glauben, oaB es 81
elmer neuen &onferen5 Ser bier gro
BEN Wabte fommen peroe.
Sic nebmen an, OaB cine enogillti=
&c 9lblebnung Ser ruiiil6en Gori6l4-
&c 81 einem Sturm ser gntriiltl1ng
gegen oie @eltma6te fiibren tpiiroe,
ni6t MIR in Ser Sit5one, ionoern au6
in @elt-G Geuti6lano.
Gemgegeniiber forOerte am Cams
tag Staatslefretdr sl6eion in elmer
slnlpra6e an oen Serlegerperbano
Wosfau alf, vgreif6are 8elpeile" 81
liefern baB oie Solpiet= 1pirf=
li6 elm geeinigtes uno freies Seuti6=
lano baben min, 1no be5ei6nete
glei65eitig bic gan5e &agne bes
Greml ais ben alten 8lan, Die ruff
I6e Wa6t iiber gan5 Geutlhlano aus
5uoebnen 1lno es aus oeln @ebripItem
oes @eltens fern5ubalten.
Iu6 lparnte er Die @elt, 6aB sic
lebten ruiiii6en Sori6lGge iiber sic
grb0bung oes Sanoelsperfebrs stpi-
iden oem Often uno Weiten totlq6li6
elm geriub ieien, n3pietra6t 1nter
oen aaiierten 5ll FIFTEEN uno Itrategi-
i6es Waterial au erbalten".
gr erfldrte, oaB sic &ontrone iiber
ben Sanoel nit oen fonmuniitiiden
9anoren riid als n0tig ertpeiien miro,
Ito lanse als Ser &urs Der ruff
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-26
Jlmfresnliernng

@s lit unter iolden gorausiesun-
gen nur 5u berItdnbIi1, oaB sic Oe-
mofratie elmer i6peren &rile entge-
gengebt = penn iie ni6t ibon BON
ibr erfaBt lit! = nno ielblt Dor Bro-
blemen rein materieller uno te9ni-
l6er Irt 5auoerno Itebt 1lno it6 MIN
5u Stiidnerf, oft pfui6erbafter art,
auf5uraffen berrnag.
2ebte @o6e puroen an bieier Stel-
le tpi6tige Infgaben oargelegt, Die
ii6 aus BEN ueberl6 rl6memmungsfata-
ltropben erseben, bie unier 2ano in
INNER neuen gluflagen erlebt. gs
beoriidte uns nadtrdgli6 Ser @eoan=
fe, oaB mir l1ns piellei6t in Elm @e-
biet borgepagt batten, oas Sade bon
5a6leuten 1T, uno es gereibte l1ns 5ll
GROCER gerubigung, als mir in ser
Seem gorfer ,Simes' bonn berfloiienen
Sonntae einen 2eitartifel fanOen, ser
li6 NIT Dem gleiden @egenI Itanb be-
faBte uno i'm uelentli6en uniere @n-
li6ten beltatigte (aber obne oie io5ia-
len Iipefte Ser Slubregulierung 5l1
beriidl li6tigen). gs beiBt oarin II. a. :
n2eiber itebt Elm gnoe abnliGer
unbeilpoller Seimiu6l1ngen ni6t in
ausii6t, lolange 1li6t cine iDItemati=
l6e uno einbeitlihe SluBregulierung
berbeigefiibrt miro, uno iolange ni6t
Ser &ongreB uno bie Mominiitratiorr
iid nit groB5isigen Bldnen auf mel
te Si6t befaiien, Die ba5u erforberlib
Iinb.
~Br0iioent Sruman bot 5peifenos
reht 1penn er lagt, es lei iest ,an Ser
3eit 81 banbeln'. Mber Die groBe Sra=
ge it, NJ 3 81 sei6eben bat. gs
icbeint uns, oaB ni6ts i6limmeres
geibeben f0nnte 5ur &esulierung Ser
8aiiermaiien, als menn ser &ongreB
in Banifl fltimmung uno unter Dem
Drud bon slrmee- -Sngenieuren uno
lofalen Sntereiien mir ni6ts sir
ni6ts oie 8erausgabung bon 1peiteren
Sunberten BON Wiaionen Collars fir
gamne, 9ei6e uno oerglei6en gut
bieBe, obne lange 5lt iiberlegen, ipie
Die 5lnBtaler als @an5es 51 beban=
5ein fii16 :. $tunloie aniagen itu6
i6limmer als 5tpedlos.
uWebr aIs anoertbalb Miniarben
Dollars tpuroen felt Dem &rteg per-
uusgabt, Inn Sen Wiiiouri ein5ubdm-
men. 9lber an Ser Sauptla6e lieB
man es feblen - man nnterIieB es,
ein umfaiienbes 8rograntm bur65u-
fiibren, oas bie beridiebenen ssr1ter-
eiien (8erbiitung bon l1eberi6men1-
mungen, Sdiffabrt, 8etDdherung,
@euinnung eleftriiber &raft nim.)
einbeitlib 5ulammenfaBt unb aus
gleidt ,1no Die Eatiade beriidlidtigt,
baB es in tielen J1llen beiiere Wee-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-26
Dtr ttr1r phafr hrH mpltkrtpgra

gr bei6ranfte iib ourbaus ni6t anf
Ebeorien unO aagenleine &lagen l1no
Inflagen, ionoern belegte feline 8e-
bauptungen NIT elmer lln5abl bon
3itaten Dor anem aus amerifanii6en
auellen unb aus ieinen perlonli9en
8eoba6tungen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-26

oeni6aften itanoen binter Dem gnt-
I6luB Der Sergeltltng. Ser Srieben
Ser iett ourd oie llnteri6rift 6es
Braiioenten enogiiltig 5ur Satiade
muroe, bei6ranft 5uar Die 8eiiesten
auf ben beengten &aum ibrer bier
Seimatinleln, ner5i6tet ober prin5i-
piea auf ieoe Oemiitigenoe Gedtsmin=
oerltng - mas Die 8ebeinpolitif BON
1941 einigermaBen gutma6t.
Die Sotpiets baben oieie gnttpids
lung burd ibre iibli6en Wanoper au
binoern Derlubt. gs i6eint, bob iie
it6 nit Der pollenoeten Eotia6e OBJ
finoen. Sic baben iogar Die Sapon
5ugeitanoene 9tii tiiItltngsfreibeit als Or
gument fiir ibre S6Detfllng 5ugun-
item elmer Oeutl6en vnationalen"
slufriiitung angefiibrt.
SIM So6lommer Oes Sieges gab es
in unieren 2ano cine gan5e Wtenge
2erte, oie ben Mifaoo als &riegsper-
BREEDER bebanoelt tpillen tpollten 10
pie na6 Dem erIten @eltfrieg 2loDo
George BEN 9euti6en &aiier 5u bdn=
gen Oeripra6. Die 8eibebaltung Der
GpnaItie bot enti6eioeno ba5u beige
tragen, oaB Sic 8eletung Sapans rel
6ungslos erfolgte, unter perantiport=
li6er Otitpirfl,ng ser einbeimil6en
geboroen. Sm anoeren San 1pGre Elm
3uitano entitanben, aus Dem alles
onoere erpo6ien tpGre ols Sronung,
Sertrag 1lno Srieben.
Die 8ereitibaft Sirobitos, oie Ser
anttportrng fir oie &upitltlation 5u
trogen, lpar Elm Saftor, ser ni6t nur
BEN Sapanern 5ugute fan, ionoern
ebenio oen Siegern. Sn europa Ia-
gen oie 9inge onoers. S6on oesbalb,
neil Sitler, na6 Dem 3eugnis, ieines
belten Mitarbeiters gilbert Speer, ouf
oem Stanopunft itano, ooB ibm oas
oeutIbe Sdidlal glei6giiltig lei,
penn er ielbit 5ugrunoe gebe.
Sroboem erbebt ii6 Die sSroge, ob
Sic @eitndbte ni6t sic cine ooer
anoere @elegenbeit periaumt baben,
oen &rteg 10 5u beenOen, OaB Ser @eg
gum Srieoen nidt our6 ielbitgel6af-
fene StraBenlperren berbaut 1puroe.
Ga5u famen Die unbermeioli6en &ei-
bungen innerbalb elmer &oalition, 5u
Der Die miirrii6 perldloiiene, betont
n1iRtrn,tiIr1p (Snmiptz z9PnG1t nphnrtp
9ieie l1mltdnoe erflaren Ole 9fe-
oensart, erit lniiTie Der &rieg .getuon-
men" neroen. Sn 8irfli6feit beoeu>
tete lie ben 8er5i6t al1f cine politi-
i6e 3ielIetung, Der iiG iblieBlid ras
6en muBte unO gum Seil erflGrt, mo-
rum in europa bel1te nod 1lnmogli6
l6eint mas fiir ssSapan poll5ogene
Satia6e geiporoen lit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-26
Jriebe nit sSapan

go iiebt Sic @eltpolitif binter BEN
auliiien aus! 8unbert man iid, baB
Die Welt aus BEN Sugen lit unO bon
oen r@roBen" ni6t mieber 5ure6t
gerenft tperben fann?
Ser ueberfan auf 8earl 9arbor
unb Der Sag bon 8ataan 1p1rben i'm
amerifaniihen Bolf als Sh1dse ins
@eIiAt empfunoen. glementare Sci.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-04-26

l6en Golitif auf bie aufredterbal-
tung elmer rieiigen Oeilitdrmai6ine
ab5ielt".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
Don't Let Summer
Age Your Skin!
By Helena Rubinstein

Its fresh radiance dulls. Your skin be-
comes dry. lined, crepey. This aging
process is most apparent when you
are repeatedly exposed to drying sum-
mer weather.
When applied externally by gentle
massage. my Estrogenic Hormone Oil
helps your under-skin retain its vital
moisture. 1t fills out normally while
your outer-skin is gently stretched
and smoothed into shape. Excessive
taking is retarded. Wrinkles due to
dryness seem to disappear. The hor-
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One-dSh man courses Tor their parties Here Is one
of the recipes And we include the dip for the chips
seafood Casserole
"a pound butter or teaspoon paprika
margarine (about)
tablespoons -four lpound medium shrimp
314Hounce cans pint scallops
evaporated milk 1pound filet of founder
IA teaspoons salt q pound crabmeat,
"a teaspoon black canned or fresh
pepper 212 cups cooked lobster
tablespoon Worces- meat
tershire sauce tablespoons sherry
tablespoon capers n cup dry bread
tablespoons grated crumbs
Parmesan cheese Dash of paprika
Melt butter or margarine in top of double boiler
over boiling WATER gradually stir in -four to smooth
thin PASTE Add can evaporated milk and cook,
stirring constantly, until mixture begins to thicken
Gradually add remaining evaporated milk and cook
minutes longer, stirring occasionally Add salt,
pepper, Worcestershire sauce, capers, tablespoons
Parmesan cheese and enough paprka to give pale
pink color.
Wash shrimp, shell and clean; cook with scallops
(washed) in two quarts boiling water with table
spoons salt for minutes; add fllet of founder the
last minutes of cooking time and drain.
Flake scallops, fllet of founder, crabmeat and
lobster into largesize pieces Combine with shrimp
and add to cream sauce stir in sherry Pour mixture
into 3quart casserole refigerate until 40 minutes
before dinner. Top with bread crumbs and remaining
cheese; sprinkle with paprika. Bake in slow oven
(3OO'F.) 40 minutes. Yield: to portions.
Cream Cheese Mix
Bounce packages tablespoon horse-radish
cream cheese u teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons light Dash of black pepper
cream n teaspoon paprika
tablespoon of onion "a cup finely chopped
juice pecans
Bring cream cheese to room temperature and beat
with cream to consistency of mayonnase add remain
ing ingredients, mixing thoroughly. Chill well in
refrigerator before serving. Yield: ~ cups.