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Evening star., 1952-12-21
Star Cartoon Books
Still Best Seller

Heovy demand for the Compoien
Of 1852 in Stor cortoons hos required q
third printing Of the book contoinins
neorIy 90 Of the political cortoons Of
Jim Berryman and Glib Crockett which
oppeored on the front poee Of The
Stor during the presidential eompoisn.
Mail orders to The Stor brought
Shipment Of the book to every Stote in
the Union but Wyoming ond to Quebec,
ontoriO. Cubo. Jopon. ireland and Scot
land.
There is still time to get these books
for Christmas presents at the box office
in the lobby Of The Stor Building or
by moiI order to Room ia, The stor
Building. The price is so cents per
copy with an additional charge Of 10
cents to cover melting and hondIns.
Evening star., 1952-12-21
Dono1uebIarIles
D. {. Crime Rise
On Cut in Funds
Says $702, 900 Slash
Ended Extra Duty by
Undermunned Force

Commissioner F. Joseph Dono-
hue last night declared the in
crease in serious crimes in Wash
ington began the day last summer
when Congress cut 100000 from
the Police Department budget.
Mr.. Donohue acknowledged
there was a serious increase in
crime in this city as he spoke on
the regular Report to the People
broadcast over radio station
WWDC.
! He said Police Chief Robert v.
Murray was preparing report
showing the increase in serious
crime here did start right after
the tremendous budget cut. One
effect of the cut was to halt over
time payments which, until then,
had assured a sixth day of work
from policemen who volunteered
for the extra duty.
"The conclusion is ineScapable
that there is direct connection
between the increase in crime and
the number of men on the street."
Mr.. Donohue declared.
COmmendS Policemen.
| He commended the police force
for its action last week in VOL
unfairly offering to work an extra
four hours a week without pay
IN an attempt to curb lawlessness
Mr.. Donohue said the Police
Department was short more than
200 men of it's authorized strength
of 1920. He added that the force
should number $500 to patrol the
streets properly.
He said two other factors prob
ably were contributing to the bad
situation. One was that heavy
Christmas traffic was tying up
policemen on downtown street cor
ners. The other was that small
time crooks from out Of town
apparently were drifting in, pre-
pairing for the inaugural crowds.
). He said Washington police
would be supplemented as usual
by police from other cities during
! the Inauguration and that the
, out-of- town crooks would be taken
care of without too much diff
Guilty.
, Mr. Donohue was asked if he
had given an answer yet to the
| group of citizens who last week
: requested him not to submit his
, resignation as Commissioner. He
answered, Il am a man of my
word. I said I would resign. The
conclusion is obvious"
Describes Hearings.
I Mr.. Donohue opened the broad
cast by reviewing the busy week
of the Commissioners during
which they held hearings on new
tenement house regulations and
the plans to redevelop Southwest
Washington.
| nc SdlQ GIldG DC1O1C OCCCLllUCl
81, when his colleague, Engineer
Commissioner Bernard L. Robin
son goes out of Office, the city
heads hoped to rule on both OF
these matters.
He said the Southwest rede-
velopment hearing impressed him
because so few of the people who
lived in that part of Washington
came up to testify, with the ex.
Iception of businessmen. He said
he was going to insist that some
provision be made to provide these
small business firms with J place
to relocate.
Commenting on the Southwest
|redevolpment plan as a whole. he
said, THE plan is not as bold as
it should be. but it is bette, than
III expected. 1t augurs we'll for ar
even bolder approach to redevelor-
ment of the rest of the area
there
Evening star., 1952-12-21

ticed by few used-car dealers in
Maryland.
This rule. as imposed by the
head of one of our State agencies
in my opinion, Is against the
democratic principles of freedom
of the press; and I am personally
going to try to do something to
have such rules abolished in the
session Of the General Assembly, y
Evening star., 1952-12-21

George Clainos. escaped after
brandishing a pistol.
Clainos and Vidi forfeited SIS
bond at police headquarters. They
were arrested as the aftermath Of
a fight in an alley off G street be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets
NV.
1851 Staying Witness.
Clainos was witness in the
1851 underworld Staying of George
P. Harding, gunman and gambler
Clainos denied prosecution state
ments that he had slipped the VIC
tim a pistol shortly before the
killing.
Clainos also was tried in a
White Slave Act case here in
1916. following which he was SEN
tenced to prison for from Is
months to four years. He was
released in 1850. Vidi was ac-
quilted by a District Court jury
last week of a manslaughter
charge which grew out of a fight.
Arresting Officers.
Pvts. Kenneth E. McFarlin of
No. Precinct and NJ. j. Washing
ton, colored, of the Traffic Divi-
sion, we're the arresting officers.
They spotted two men standing
over the prone figure of a third,
identified as Vidi. The men ran,
and the officers gave chase. Pvt.
Washington captured Clainos. The
third man menaced Pvt. McFarlin
with a gun and escaped.
News clippings show arrest rec
ords for both Vidi and Clainos
dating back to when they were IA
years old.
Evening star., 1952-12-21

at t n e May
flower Ho t e !,
E. D. Merrill,
president of the
Board of Trade,
announced yes
terday.
Prin n c j p a !
speaker will, be
j u d G e Walter
M. BaStian, of
bNS v. .. LIS
trict Court for
the District of
Columbia.
Guests W i'll
Evening star., 1952-12-21

came to the District last May. She
began working for Griffith
Consumers in August. She and
IKligman met two years ago in
Michigan. She has a year-old son
in Florida.
Evening star., 1952-12-21
Silver Spring Firemen
Cite Christmas Fire Peril

Silver Spring firemen yesterday
Joined the chorus of voices warn
ing against Christmas fires.
The department heads urged
parents to test tree lights to make
sure they're safe: prevent the
kids from scattering batting or
paper over. electric train tracks
and get rid of gift wrappings be-
fore they pile up into fire hazard
The department also advised
using a fireproofing compound on
Christmas trees.
Evening star., 1952-12-21

UGsS eOuVteI F"
the lobby Of The
Stor Building.
New features
this yeor include
Q world otIos. o
section on por-
Iiomentory pro-
cedure and q
who wos who. %
This s2S pose
olmonoc is a store
Evening star., 1952-12-21

envelope. carefully labelling it.
stamp"
Some children displayed con-
siderable knowledge of parent
psychology:
my dolls Rose and Rosely want
some snow suits. but I think
mother will take care of that"
And If Santa is a large citizen
now, he's bound to be even larger
come Christmas morning. Any
number of selicitous youngsters
promised him. in return for sun
dry gimcrackS tone wanted. in
Evening star., 1952-12-21

h We figured
in crime news
before.
Arrested on
diSorderly con-
d uct charges
were George A
(The Gre e k)
Clainos, 35, NJ
the 800 block OF
Allison stree
NV. and Rob.
ert G. Vldi. 30
of the 200 block
of E street NV
A third man
Evening star., 1952-12-21
Porty for Sunny Doyers

The Ha-Wee-Suta group of the
Camp Fire Girls will hold a Christ
mas party for students of Sunny
Day School at 2 pm. Tuesday at
the Bethesda Recreation Center
Mrs. Richard Green directs the
group.
Evening star., 1952-12-21
Underworld Pair
|Forfeits $5Bond
After A||eyFight

Two policemen, attracted by a
crowd of curious passersby peer
ing into an alley yesterday after
noon, arrested two men who
Evening star., 1952-12-21
Dinner Jan. 5 10 Honor
Newest lawmakers

The Washington Board of Trade
will hold its traditional welcome
to Washington" dinner for new
members of Congress January S
Evening star., 1952-12-21
O. 4
IsrH- N~~<
71A~"7T~ ''sE T. ''''
Sc-,a's in Washington

addition to his list. anything else
you can bring me") food and
drink. Cookies led the list, usual
ly accompanied by coffee.
But one child, wise beyond his
years, promised Santa a bottle o1
beer.
Evening star., 1952-12-21
Fireworks BIust Kills 4

AMALFI. Italy, Dec. 20 (P.-
"A small fireworks factory blew up
here today, killing four workers
and inJuring two.
Evening star., 1952-12-21
information Please
Almanac Now on Sole

The Stor edition Of the 1853 lntor.
nation Pleose Almanac is now on sole
for 81 at newsstonds and at the busi-
Evening star., 1952-12-21

Of reodily ovoiloble foets for home ond
office use. Be sure to get your copy.
Evening star., 1952-12-21

Dcor SANTA, -.
zH~> hove ..s 10, 9ood 'p 1h'>y'o-r:
Ibop yo~ rennenobe rnoe form \oS1 1eor
1,oxe Woshed TheWiudows.
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1"~N likeo FOOT bo|lonJ
aoSQ0h SNn ha1 e>hdSome
por7o+A4 roih
1~eo 9,iksos1of Co~boys.ond
o"s''f'r ''ke ~~Je, B&s.b.,Is.t:
Evening star., 1952-12-21

Robert Lee Miley. IT. of 554s
Thirtieth road N. w., brother OF
Evening star., 1952-05-20
$4,000 New Gifts
Bring Jewish Appeal
Fund 10 S1.3 Million

The Professional Group Of the
1852 Greater Washington United
Jewish Appeal campaign last night
raised $169,000 at a dinner meet
ing held in the Statler Hotel.
The group is headed by DR..
Samuel M. Dodek. In attendance
were $50 doctors. dentists, op-
tometrists. attorneys, pharmacists,
accountants and insurance men.
The dinner raised the local
campaign total to $1.3 million.
This is more than half of the
Washington UJA goal of $2.5 mil
lion. The campaign ends on June
Is.
Warns Russia Bides Time.
Guest speaker was Pierre van
Paassen, author, minister and
newspaper correspondent, who de-
clared Russia is biding it's time
before moving into the Middle
East.
Russia looks upon the Arab
lands, with their misery, hunger
and destitution, as a potential
ally" he said. "It is vital to the
best interests of the United States
that Israel become a spearhead of
democracy and a high standard
OF living in this volatile area"
Israeli Minister Speaks.
Others who spoke were David
Goitein, Minister from the State
of Israel, and Rabbi Isadore Bres-
lau, president of UJA in Greater
Washington.
Division leaders of the profess
sional group include: Robert A.
Philipson, accounting division;
Maurice Friedman, lawyers di-
Jacob M. Kamerow, insur-
ance division; DR.. Leon Gerber,
medical division; DR.. A. M. Stein
Evening star., 1952-05-20

berg. podiatry division; DR.. Glenn
ent Alpert and DR.. Samuel Bog
donot, dental division; Mrs. Ben
jamin Goldman, druggist division.
and Isaac Franck, co-ordinator.
Evening star., 1952-05-20
FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE RULES

]. Simply print write poin the lost line for the
sEAlTEsT cottose Cheese jingle. The lost line should
rhyme with the word Cheese" Use this entry blank
or sheet Of plain paper. Print or write your name
and oddress plenty
z. All entries should be mailed 70: "SEALTEST Cot.
toss Cheese Contest" ?. o. Box sss. New York 46.
NY Be sure 10 use odequote postage.
;. Entries must be postmorked on or before June
29 1882. and received by the Judges not later than
July ?. 1852.
4. contessonis moy submit many entries as they
wish. Eaeh entry must be accompanied by the top
from carton Of SEAlTESr COTTAGE CHEESE
!. Eoeh entry must be the ersinol work Of the con-
festont submitted in own name. All members Of
fomIy moy enter. but no more Than one prize will
be awordsd 10 femily.
Evening star., 1952-05-20
Children's Group to Act

The children's dramatics group
of the Prince Georges Recreation
Department under the direction of
Mrs. Ellen Linson, will present two
one-act plays. "The Stone in the
Road" and the "Dyspeptic Orge"
at the University Park Elementary
School PTA at 8 o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1952-05-20
Caracas Gets Street PIon

CARACAS. Venezuela.-A COM
prehensive Observation-Disclosures
expansion program has been
worked out for Caracas and its
environs. The cost is estimated at
$42 2,000,0 900. Parts of the plan
have already been approved and
work has started on them.
Evening star., 1952-05-20
Kitchen Graft Flour.

Kitchen Craft Flour.
use Kitchen Craft Flour in my
kitchen because, whether ! want a
light delicate cake, homemade
bread or good gravy, l get con-
sistently good results. It's guaran-
teed to work wonders with any
recipe.
To make good gravy for my
pot roast blend twice the amount
of water to Kitchen Craft Flour e
tablespoons water to 1 tablespoon
Evening star., 1952-05-20
wefs Huve q Pienie''

When the weather gets nice there's double strain
my bread box my family really loves picnics.
they are in the picnic basket the lunch box But
I've had trouble on this since I've been using
Skylark Bread This is the one bread always know is
absolutely fresh tell because every loaf is dated
on the end seal. buy my Skylak Bread at Safeway.
Free Picture for His Room
Most youngsters remember all the lovable charac-
tiers of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Replicas
Of Snow White and all the Seven Dwarf figures are
Evening star., 1952-05-20
Points for Purents-sy zdy.h 1Aoms. wor.e.

Mother-I like to read aloud to
you. Well have time for one more
story-then you can amuse your
self while I go and get dinner for
the rest of the family.
Evening star., 1952-05-20

Coed Mixed Drinks For Tie Ysvngsfers
Our milk bill was very high-what
with each youngster getting a full quart
q day-unti1 / found Lac-Mix, which
makes delicious non-fat milk for only 81
4 qt. Lac-Mix is non-fat powdered milk.
! add it to water and have a nutritious,
non-fat milk with a fresh favor. Taste
be amazed Lac-Mix is so easy to reoonst
Evening star., 1952-05-20
And Wonderful
Gravy, Too! !

A good gravy costs
no more than q
poor one. 1t can be
thin, medium or
heavy, as you like
tt k,,t ;ts cooIoosS
Evening star., 1952-05-20

s. Prizes for this contest listed elsewhere will be
owordsd the basis Of originality, sincerity. and opt
ness. Entries will be judged BY The Reuben ". Dom
neey Corporation. an Independent Judging oreonizo-
tion Judges decisions fnol. Dvpieote prizes will
be oworded in eoss Of ties.
J. The contest Is open TO oil residents Of The @a
United Ssotes and District of Columbia :. EXCEPT
employees Of Natono Dairy Products corperotion.
its subsidioy and ossoeioted companies. It's odver.
Using oseneie. and the families Of such exempted
personnel The contest is subject to all Federo stois
and loeol regulations.
.. All entries. contents and deos therein unquoli
hedH become the property Of Notonol ooiry Products
Co.. Inc, 10 be used for ony and oil purposes. No
entries will be returned.
3. All winners will bs notified personally or by
moil approximately six weeks otter hnoI closing doss.
list Of prize winners will be ovoobIe 10 those send
ing stomped sef-addrssssd envelopes to the efeiol
contest address.
Evening star., 1952-05-20

Last month the Red Cross Com
mittee met at my house. I had
planned to serve hot tea and
cake. But it was such q lovely
day and the garden looked 50
nice, l decided we'd meet out.
side, and have Iced Tea instead.
To make it especially nice, l
made both Green and Orange
Evening star., 1952-05-20

of Kitchen Craft Flour) and mix
it to a smooth paste. Then re-
move the meat and keep it hot.
Gradually stir the flour paste into
the meat juice or drippings and
cook about 10 minutes to blend all
the Aavors. Any time you think
the drippings or meat stock aren't
brown enough add a little gravy
coloring. If there is too little meat
stock to start with you can add
water you've cooked vegetables in.
Evening star., 1952-05-20
q inexpensive Meals but Good!

] Guess We'se Al On The Lookout for new recipe
ideas that are Inexpensive yet will please family.
The Jellwdl people have put OUT wonderful little
booklet that has dozens of ideas. You get it free
BY dropping postcard to the Jell-wel Dessert Co,
444O District Blvd Los Angeles S., Calf. Heres
from it that takes only minutes to make:
Quick Dessert for Tonight
Evening star., 1952-05-20

before using and my, what q GO0d drink!
ISse Lae-Mix in aN recipes that call for mill to gsa
my family better nStriion Did yos knoW Lse-Mix beSt
beefsteak for tyotein9 Ii doea
Evening star., 1952-05-20

II, Dut us gOOdneSS dePendS On Us.
ing every last bit of meat juice.
So l use the pot roast pan and
Evening star., 1952-05-20

quart jar and add / at. of water. Of
course it dissolves Immediately if yos
beat or shake it. But if let it stand for
an hour it dissolves by itself. Our
youngsters love Chocolate Milk 50 l
usually add u cup of instant chocolate
to one or two of the quarts. A shake
Evening star., 1952-05-20
For That Elegant Touch
To Any Meal!

hat serving hot rolls with plenty of Montrose Butter
gives real compliment and note of elegance. This
high quality butter carries the U. S. Governments
"A rating and it is wrapped in foil to preserve its
are flavor. The double rating means that a repre-
tentative of the u. s. Dept of Agriculture has super
sised the making of this fine butter
Montrose Butter is churned fresh daily from pas
Evening star., 1952-05-20

printed on the end seals of Sky1ark Bread All the
young people you know are going to have great fun
collecting the figures and pasting them the big
f-in picture that's in current Sunday comics. When
all the Characters pasted in they have complete
picture of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
Evening star., 1952-05-20

White Salt. Remove
m eat; make gravy.
Yields 2O-3O slices. q
can't cook without
Sno- White Salt - too
ittle-and any dish Is
tasteless.)
Evening star., 1952-05-20
LAST MINUTE DINNER

on hand It's the concentrated essence of rc pure cof
fee And tastes like it! All you add is boiling water
(the coffee essence dissolves immediately and you
have a rich flavorful cup Of coffee once.
Having Edwards Instant on my kitchen shelf makes
me feel ready for guests, and much relaxed So
it's easy to ask anyone who stops by Won't you have
4 fresh cup of cofee?" jar at least 25t
less makes many cups pound of regular coffee.
Evening star., 1952-05-20

notices have bought Montrose Butter. They know
that no matter what the menu is, the meal is going
to be an extra treat Sometimes they say we must
have been good or "company's coming. And its
that discriminating guests always appreciate this
extra fine touch that Montrose Butter gives
Why dont yoS get it. too to tSrw &y simple meal infs
fine oSe'
Evening star., 1952-05-20

teurized sweet cream. Then it is
rushed in carefully Refrigerated
trucks to your Safeway Store.
In our house, there are shouts
of delight when | come home
- L. I'll.
Evening star., 1952-05-20

teosty less than &c q serp;ngI
Place waters. lady fingers
or other cookies upright in
individual dishes. Pour in
cooked Vanilla Jell-well Pud-
ding. made according to the
directions on the package.
Top with Fruit Sauce made
.oI sl:nh<l,, <h;~L~on1 With
Evening star., 1952-05-20

Mother-I told daddy and Jim
to eat down town so I won't have
to leave you to get dinner for
them. I'll just fix a little lunch
for you and me. What shall we
do now?
Evening star., 1952-05-20

Pour into creased w q casserole, set in pan of hot
water, bake in moderate $50 for 3O35 minutes
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-13
Der ,,Lau" verseh|ang
drei Nashoerner
Entse;zicher Sehreek Iaehmte Elm Dof UnerschIvpi
letter Droehenfon,iIie i'm Kongo?

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rcnenpiubloorf Simliin0a. Gon al
len Sciten ber lit cs nun iibcr eiuiae
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lig unsuaanalit,es, tiidiid,es
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funnte lmo oos audi nltr in aroRe,
60be pcn be, reaulGren ,Sluarollter
iiberauert miro. Gnn Simuiinaa ans
lit bas Sln1pf9ebiet alld nidt ein:
slliehen. Saushobes, iehr bihtes
@eitriipp lpGc)lt ollf benz ihlparas
traunen. aluflenpen llnterarunb
aus benz aeitpeilia aroRe Slmpf,
bIaien oufiteiaen. Iusu lieet nod
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0ebict Elm icbe ,Serniiht ncbmen,
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pirtln9en Der Sropeniome lid
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tai S,lmpf lebe elm groRes llnae
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-13
This and That from Washington
BY Congressman Frances P. Bolton

Having finished the one really
major job scheduled. the Majority
Leader, Mr.. John w. Mccormick.
announced there would be no fur
ther legislation during the week.
This has given House Committees
freedom for long sessions. Our
Committee on Foreign Affairs, for
instance, spent all day Wednesday
going into background information
preparatory to consideration Of the
Mutual Security Bill which is to
begin on Thursday next.
T Asst week, also, I introduced
IL H. Res. SAT, authorizing the
Committee on Foreign Affairs to
conduct an immediate and compre-
hensive review of the course of
events in western Germany in Or
der to determine steps which must
be taken to forestall the growth
Of Neo-Nazism.
In my remarks before the House
I pointed out that this dangerous
emergence of Neo-Nazisrn has been
high-lighted by High Commissioner
John j. McCloy in his ninth quar-
terly report released few weeks
ago. I also disclosed certain cor
respondence I have had with Sec
retary Acheson and Mr.. McCloy on
this subject. AS I said on the Floor
of the House Of Representatives, II
would be untrue to my innermost
feelings If I did not voice my ankle
ty for the success Of our European
policies in the light Of develop
ments In Western Germany"
BY way of explanation, let me
point out that regular bill must
be reported out by a Committee OF
the House, then be voted on by the
House itself, 60 through the same
procedure in the Senate and then
be signed by the President. I am
anxious to reduce parliamentary
entanglements. however, 30 made
mine a simple House Resolution.
This would 90 first to the Rules
Committee, which would recon-
mend what action should be taken
by the House as q whole. If passed
by the House, the Foreign Affairs
Committee then will be governed
by the content of the rule a. voted
upon by the Rules Committee Of
the House.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-03-13

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bas Slid mar linen hrIn, unerlporr
tet fom has iiloamerifaniichc Shiii
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lllfen, sluItralien ;u erreiden.
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suriif, llm Gin erotiicles guh iiber
Die Sniel ,Slpreana iil ihreiben.
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