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Evening star., 1952-04-21
FRYING CHICKEN.

(From Mrs. J. H., Arlington)
I always fry my chicken in the
oven and my family loves it. I use
three fiat soup plates, putting sea-
soned flour in one. a beaten egg
and a tablespoon of water in an
other and bread crumbs in the
third. After the cut-up chicken has
been cleaned, dip each piece of
chicken in the three plates in the
order given and then place on a
creased cookie sheet. Put a table
spoon Of butter or shortening on
each piece and bake for 80 min
uteS at $50 degrees.
Evening star., 1952-04-21

LOVING CARE and attention should be pod to your jewey
it you would have it sparkle, retain its original beauty and
perform perfectly for you Remember not to wear your
woteh to bed for tossing and turning damage the
mechanism. And don't your watch when playing eof
tennis, when engaging in other sports activities.
Evening star., 1952-04-21
TV BUGS;
RUBBER FOAM MATTRESS.
TWO REQUESTS?


TWO REQUESTS?
(From Mrs. T. J. d.. Hyattsville)
l read an article in the paper a
few months age about people hav-
ing bugs in their TV sets. AS yet
we have seen none, but the article
said they would not harm the sets
and that they lived on the oil in
the parts.
We have had our foam rubber
mattresses for three years and
are just as pleased with it as we
were when we first got it. They
are very comfortable.
Now for a few requests: Our
house has easement windows
which are very rusty from the
inside. Is there any way they can
be treated before they are painted
so they won't rust.
Can the plastic liquid which is
used on floors be used on asphalt
tile? It looks nice after it is
waxed but is quite dull after
mopping.
Evening star., 1952-04-21
STARTING RUG?
(FrOn1 Mrs. W. M. r..
2i11ior Ca1r;Sgni

Your column is certainly a won
derful help. 1t has come to my
rescue so often. Now, I need
help. I am getting ready to start
IA braided rug. ] have gotten some
woolen remnants which are mostly
light green and dark rose. I
plan to dye this several different
colors-yellow, brown, deep led,
black. etc. ] am wondering what
lis the best way to dye this; does
lit have to be bleached first to
assure true coloring and how Goes
Fone go about bleaching wool?
Can any one tell me wnere
could obtain printed pamphlets on
braiding rugs from start to finish ?
u also plan to cut my strips N.Y.
self. Is there any special way
this should be done? I have bout
80 pounds of wool. Does any one
know what size rug. this would
make? Is there any place in
Washington where one could go
for pointers? I thank you for
any information on this.
Evening star., 1952-07-23
Exfradifion Moves
Put OFF in Carolina
kidnapping Charges

Extradition proceedings against
q husband and wife wanted in
connection with an alleged kid
naping in North Carolina were
postponed in District Court yes
terday until November 3.
Mrs. Leone Brotman, 433 Third
street N. E., contends that the
9-year-old boy involved is her
child. born out of wedlock. Her
husband. Solomon, also is charged
in the case.
The case was continued after
Judge Alexander Holtzof was ad-
viSed that Mrs. Brotman was
under bond in District Court for
trial on a charge of forgery and
uttering. It was pointed out that
the court would not be likely to
honor a requisition from North
Carolina while this case was
pending.
The child is one of three chill
dren taken from Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank De Febio, formerly of
Washington, and placed under
care Of the Dare County, N. c.
Welfare Department.
Mrs. Brotman saw a newspaper
photo Of the children, with cap
ton explaining the action was
taken because the De Febiois had
failed to enroll the youngsters in
school. She said she recognized
one Of the children as her child,
Dennis.
She said the boys father, who
was an attorney here, took him
for a short visit about three years
ago. He was not returned, and
she appealed in vain for informa-
tion as to his whereabouts, she
said.
Mrs. Brotman went to North
Carolina, found the boy in need
of medical attention and brought
him back here, she related. The
charge against Mr.. Brotman
arises from his 'allegedly driving
the car in which Dennis was
brought back, according to police.
Evening star., 1952-07-23
Briefcase Lost Due 10 Heal,
Man Sweats Over Papers

B. c. Gerke, a newcomer to
Washington, is an unhappy victim
Of the heat wave.
While riding a Peace Monu-
|ment Streetcar last Thursday, he
laid his briefcase beside him and
removed his coat because Of the
heat. AS he got off the car he
picked up his coat and left the
case lying on the seat.
The case, a brown zippered af-
fair. is not very important in it
self, but the contents are ire
placeable to Mr.. Gerke.
Among the contents are the
travel orders he must have to
bring his family here from Illi-
nois. all papers relating to the re-
cent purchase of his home, his
bank statements and pictures of
him receiving q meritorious award
in the Far East.
Mr.. Gerke, who lives at 405
Shady lane, Falls Church, Va.
hopes at least the contents will be
returned.
Evening star., 1952-07-23
Shea to Attend Conference

The Commissioners today ap-
pointed Welfare Director Gerard
M. Shea to represent the Dis
trict at a conference of State
commissions on the aged. to be
held in Washington from Septem-
ber to 10.
Evening star., 1952-07-23

rette smoke. It also prevents an
noying shreds Of tobacco from
reaching your mouth. When you
light up a Parliament you enjoy its
superb tobaccos with complete
pleasure plus protection. No more
need to At your cigarette into .
holder!
With Parliamsnis the advantages ere
oil yours, including q elevsrlY-mudO,
erv.h-psoof box which keeps yo!F eiso-
Vettes '"whols" end Serves" them 70
YOU costly without fvmhlinsI
Evening star., 1952-07-23

canning. It dissolves so quickly and
easily into easy-do canning syrupS.
To Z cup Of Frunklin Sugar allow
For Thin syEvp-3 cups watss o. Juice
For Medium SyTvp-2 cups wussr Or juice
For Heavy syrup-l cup wutss o. juice
Franklin Sugar is important. too.
in bringing out the true flavor OF
fruit. So, to make your canned
fruits taste extra fine, your jams
and jellies irresistible, use Frank
lin Sugar put up appetiz-
ing treats your whole family viii
enjoyl
Evening star., 1952-07-23


addition, Clorox makes linens sGni-
tGry. And removes stainsl And de-
odorizeSl Also, Clorox gives you .
special linen-conserving feature:
It's free from caustic-extra gentle
made by an exclusive, patented
formula.
You can safeguard your family's
health easily, too. by using Clorox
in routine household cleaning. It's
the most efficient germ killer Of its
kind. That's why drainboards, sinks.
floors-places where harmful germs
exist-not only look clean, but are
clean after a Clorox rinse. Believe
me. a bottle Of Clorox is q good in
veStment. It has many uses 50 be
sure to
Read The Clorox Label
Evening star., 1952-07-23

smart and neat Is
this mouthpiece -.
and how well it
protects you. The
Parliament filter Is
ertrG-Gbsorbent to
remove much Of the
tar and nicotine
Go,,.nA IN all nino.
Evening star., 1952-07-23
Haze A NEW Adventure with Coffee-ike me! I've dis
Instant MAXWELL House Coeethe amazing type of

with Coheeke me! I've discovered New
amazing OF coee It's not
powder, q grind, but millions OF tiny "Flavor
Is; : <: :;s:
ny flavor.
El H Instant Coffee utterly unlike old
WNS it's Just quick k-to-fx, but 1t tastes
&-20 deciously different! Here's real Maxwell House
GN Coffee brewed for in the spoless Maxwell House
kitchens At the moment Of perfection this
per exclusive Maxwell House
Buds the best coffee tasted
Coffee ooup compared
to q pound Of od-fashioned ground cofee. So
FoeoG sharsse Q Ms YER os
Rouehf the
Evening star., 1952-07-23

Pie and puddings that they love 50
delicious. And Iced Tea-which has
wonderful flavor and sparkle after
q squeeze Of lemon juice. Serve
fresh Sunkist lemon wedges to your
menfolk every day for dishes with
sophisticated flavor and for
health. Lemons are q rich source Of
Vitamin G. and supply vitamins p
and b.
Appetite fsmpsers: Fruit uRd vssesotSs
juices made super super seed BY .
lsmea Juice liif. /;
Evening star., 1952-07-23

Exclusively Yours ex-
clusively smGrt-is the fresh, clean
built-in filter mouthpiece you find
in each Parliament Cigarette. How
Evening star., 1952-07-23

I Gice YOa My WOrd-my spe-
cial word-for a wonderful house.
hold help. It's Cloror-and it's
worth remembering. For instance,
Evening star., 1952-07-23

I'm ordering extra
sugar today.
Franklin Extra Fine
Granulated Sugar!
No wonder Franklin
becomes more popu-
lar each year for
Evening star., 1952-07-23

make. All you
need is Jell-O
fruit Ice
cream to whip
up hundreds
yes. hu n =
dreds) of diff
ferent Filings
with exotic new
flavor combi-
Evening star., 1952-07-23

laundering WQlCe
andcolorfast cot
tons and linens
with Clorox is
simple as ABC.
Clorox Is easy to
use; it makes
linens snowy
white, color
bright, without
Evening star., 1952-07-23

NOsr Is The Time for you to go
to town on q New and Super Pie .
q Jell-O Parfait Pie that's luscious
" smooth and light. Here's des-
sert discovery by Ann Pillsbury
that's really exciting and easy to
Evening star., 1952-07-23

I Cont Wait to put up all the
fruits I see coming into
the market now. Plump, ripe ber-
ries. juicy ulums, luscious peaches.
Evening star., 1952-07-23

nations for your Pillsbury pies.
Start with this beauty to learn the
recipe pattern then get all 6
Jell-O flavors and let your imagi-
nation carry you along to new sue
cesses with Parfait Pies.
Evening star., 1952-07-23
PEACH PAREAIT PIE

Ipaekess Ssruwbsny Jsll-o
~ cups hot wuisr
! pint vuRilla Ice eseam
Z cup dFuined, sweetsned, sIiee8
peuehss, fresh Or frozen
baked S-ineh pic she'll, cooled
Dissolve Jsll-o In hot wuiss in z a.
Dun. Add Ice etoum BY speensyls; stii
I'm melted. Chill ill ihieksned bot mol
se4, 1870 min. Fold In drainsd psaehe.
Turn into q PillsbVsy's Best Pie Shell
Chill until Arm, 2o-2S min. Whippdi
0seam end peach toppins eptional. -
Evening star., 1952-07-23

pan-brownng alone fafo than IS Kitchen
Bouquet secret Of famous brown gravy
, 1952-10-24
Musicul Numbers to
Be Feature at
Govt. House Tonight

Special musical numbers
will be a f a t of
the United Nations Day pro-
gram to be held in the NUM-
cipal Council in the Govern
ment House this evening. This
include numbers by a group
of singers under the direction
Of Mrs. Marie Strasburger.
Other items of interest will
also be featured on the pro-
gram which will be under the
direction Q + administrator
p. G. Canegata.
, 1952-10-24
Biologist Releases
Boss Come Fish
In ST. Croix Ponds

William T. Miller, Biologist
in charge Of the local Dingell-
Johnson project, announced
today that last week So large
mouth black bass were intro
duced IN certain selective
ponds in St. Croix with the as
sistance Of the Puerto Rico
Fish and Game Department
and the cooperation Of the
United States Coast Guard.
The stocking Of these fine
game fish is part Of the Dingell
Johnson project for the deve-
lopment Of sport fishing. II is
imnortant that everv opoortu-
nitv be given TO these fish to
Continued On page Az
, 1952-10-24
Head Of Bull Lines
Invited to Conference
With Governor

Myron Bull, President Of the,
Bull Insular Lines, who is now
in San Juan, has been invited
by Governor Morris de Castro
to visit st. Thomas and re-
open shipping discussions.
Mr.. Bull indicated in a radio
telephone conversation his de-
sire to come and stated that he
would probably visit Saint
Thomas on Saturday Of this
week.
, 1952-10-24
Robert I. Hooper
Enters Mil. School
Of engineering

Robert = Hooper, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Van B. Hooper, of
Christiansted has enrolled in
the Milwaukee School Of En-
cheering, Milwaukee, Wis.
He is registered in the me
chanical engineering course Of
the Institute Of Mechanical
Technology, which leads to 4
bachelor Of science degree.
Hooper IS a graduate Of Wash
ington j 6 b school, Mil
waukee.
Freshmen enrolment for the
1852 Fall Term at the Milwau-
Continued on page 4)
, 1952-10-24
8 Truined Linemen
Repairing Power
System to ImproveSer

Marcus G Long, Consulting
Engineer for the Virgin Is
lands Corporation, Power Di-
vision, arrived in ST. Croix on
Monday October 2O) with a
crew Of 8 specially trained
Linemen to make additions &
major repairs to the distribu-
ton system to improve the Is
lands electric service. a new
pole truck which will help
speed the work is also due to
arrive later this week on the
CONTINUED on page ~
, 1952-10-24
Messages Pour in On
Mrs. Annd Brodhurst
After Speech

Messages, BY telephone and
in writing, literally poured in
on Mrs. Anna Brodhurst, first
woman candidate. in the his
tory Of st. Croix to run for a
seat in Christiansted, follow
ing her maiden speech deliver
ed on Wednesday night. In
addition to bouquets her sew
" I lends and admirers
visited her yesterday to give.
their personal congratulations.
Mrs. Brodhurst won hum
dreds of friends for her forth
right speech before a crowd
bigger than anything seen
the days when the late Lud-
Wig Harrigan held forth in the
Marketplace.
, 1952-10-24
De Custro Will Send
Contuct ~Representive
Bill to Trumun

Governor de Castro yester-
day disapproved for the Sc
cond time the Legislative As
sembly's bill to create the
office of Legislative Contact
Representative, & announced.
that the bill will be sent to the.
President Of the United States
for action under the Organic
Act.
The Governor stated that re-
CARELESS Of the legal .argu-
ments contained in the
Assembly's justification, he
objects to the bill as stated in
Continued On page ~
, 1952-10-24
NutionuI Director 81
Red Cross Visits
ST. Croix for Confub

Ray Schaeffer, National Di-
rector Disaster Services, Anne
rican Red Cross, visited
st. Croix yesterday after con-
ferences in st. Thomas on
Wednesday.
The Governor stated that he
is highly pleased with the in
formation brought by Mr..
Schaeffer following confer
ences with military command
ers of the Caribbean and
Antilles that effective plans
have been developed for ac-
tive participation of military
forces in survey parties fol
lowing natural disasters to in
sure adequate beverages for
needed emergency supplies
and materials.
E- LeR
, 1952-10-24
Excerpts fromAddress
OF Mrs. Brodhurst
In Next Issue

Excerpts from the maiden
speech Of Mrs. Anna Brod-
hurst was left out Of this issue
due to lack Of space, but will
be published on Monday.
There have been requests
for copies Of the paper by per
, 1952-10-24

sons DESTROYS Of sending them
to friends or keeping for their
files. For those interested,
Mondays issue will carry it.
Mrs. Brodhurst will speak
over WIVI on Monday night
at $50.
Evening star., 1952-11-24

We have never been entirely sure
that Mr.. Gilbert and Mr.. Sulli-
van would approve of our version
but such thought has never de-
TERED Ollie in his plans. The date
is Sunday. December z. 4 pm,
Eastern time"
Fie on Mr.. Gilbert and Mr..
Sullivan. If anyone can top the
D'Oyly-Carte company, Ollie Ia
just the dragon to do 1t.
SURVEY DEPARTMENT - A
Gordon Levey poll of ad mana
gers. television editors and col
umnistS, agency executives and
station program managers shows
live television still preferred to
film, by a 60-40 margin. /. Spon-
sorS showed the sharpest reversal,
with only SIS per cent voting for
live, as against 80 per cent last
year.
The latest Pulse rating Of the
nationwide radio audience has
Jack Benny in a tie for second
place with December Bride"
each with a puny 10. Radio
Theater" edged ahead with q 7.2.
:. Once these ratings would have
been respectable for daytime soap
opera.
Evening star., 1952-11-24

e Aspirin is, as stated by highest medical
authorities, probably the safest and
most efficient of the relieving
drugs!
>9s Aspirin is so gentle that doctors pre-
scribe it even for small children.
p Bayer Aspirin's record of use by mil
lions of normal people-without Ill
Evening star., 1952-11-24
Vermont Police Hold Youth
In Knife Staying Of Girl, 19
BY the Assoeiossd Press

BRATTLEBORO. VT. Nov. "a.
"A young filling station attendant
was held on an open charge of
murder today in the death Of
Rosamond burlington, pretty 49,
year-old Office worker, whose
throat was cut in the form of q
cross.
States Attorney Edward A.
John said Robert Magoon, 18, Of
Brattleboro signed a statement
after three hours Of questioning
in which he admitted what was
described as his responsibility"
in the Staying.
The body Of the attractive
brunette was found Friday by the
side Of a lonely road q short dis
tance from a brook. Authorities
said death was caused by the
throat slashes.
The States attorney refused to
divulge any details of Magoon's
statement pending grand jury &C
ton, which he said was expected
soon.
Mr.. John said it is customary
in Vermont to hold person on
an open charge until his indict.
|ment.
Evening star., 1952-11-24
Mother Finds Son, II, ShoI
Dead and Another Dying
BY Tho Assoeiatsd Pres,


VIRGINIA, Mimi, Nov. a.
Mrs. Clifford Perela returned
home from church yesterday to
find her 12-year-old son dead and
a 10-year-old son dying, both
victims of gunShot wounds.
Mrs. Perela found 12-year-old
Hartley on the floor of a down.
stairs room. dead. A doctor found
he had died of a bullet that had
gone into his head through the
chin.
Arthur was found in the attic,
wounded in the forehead. A 90
caliber rifle lay beside him. He
died on the way to a hospital.
DR.. ]. Arnold Malmstrom. st.
Louis County deputy coroner,
said the deaths were accident and
suicide. He said Hartley appar-
emily had been shot as the boys
were playing and that Arthur
apparently shot himself in re-
morse.
The boys father was deer hunt
ing at the time. Mrs. Perela was
taken to q hospital, suffering
from shock.
Evening star., 1952-11-24

the stores. for use on its own car
pets.
X \ \ Il
QUICK CHANGE - Economy
has been the watchword around
the ABC network offices for some
time. according to all reports. j.
Take the subway instead of a cab,
save paper clips and all that sort
OF thing. Newspaper people
have complained that they could
not even get pictures of ABC per-
formers. -. Then the merger Of
ABC and United Paramount Thea
ters was recommended by the FEC
examiner. A large manila
envelope had just arrived from
ABC. used only to send down two
pictures Of the same entertainer.
Il. Came air maiI-special deliv-
Iery. too. Prosperity is just
around the corner.
X X X 4
NAMES IN THE NEWS-Rob-
ert L. WEIGH. movie producer
writer director, has signed seven
year pact with NBC 'to create
new Tv properties. both live and
film." =. He recently left Para
mount. where he had produced
Ia number Of movies, including
many of Bob Hopes. F. . Before
going into Aims a decade ago.
WEIGH was a writer and producer
on a number Of radio shows, in
cluding Jack Benny's. Billy
Daniels Sunday night ABC-TV
show has just been renewed.
He demonstrated his faith in TV
recently by turning down two out
of-town night club dates worth
more than $500 each. Dennis
King has been chosen to play the
leading role in the new TV series.
Life With Father and Mother"
based on the Clarence Day sto-
'ries. =. Ezra Stone will produce
and direct the series, which will
start on CBS-TV after the first
Of the year. Earl Wild, ABC-
TV staff pianist. will make two
appearances next month with the
National Symphony. The first
viii be in Baltimore on December
8 and the second here at Constitu-
ton Hall on December 10. !
Dorothy Lamour, whose latest
movie Is the Hope Crosby Road
Evening star., 1952-11-24
On the Air
On the Air
|Desi Says It's oLoye Story
With q Sense of Hun1or
By Harry Macarthur

TREND, MAYBE-It may re-
assure you to know that some of
those involved in making situa-
tion comedy films for television
realize that there are only so
many comedy situations. =. They
are relying on the development of
character. or at least trying to,
along with the laughs. +. A lead
ing exponent of this school is
Desi Arnaz. He prefers to call
II Love Lucy" and Lucille Ball
agrees, "a love story with sense
OF humor." -. when Ricky gets
mad at Lucy" he explains. "he
is never nasty, he's exasperated. ="
+. Only this typewriter can't
spell "exasperated" Cor very many
other things) precisely the way
Desi says them.
Another leaning toward char
acter development (Which, after
all. is what brings you back next
week. is Alan Hale. jr.. who plays
the title role in "Biff Baker,
U. s. A." "Biff Baker" of
course, is more an adventure yarn
than a comedy. but the same
theory applies. I'VE try to
make Bif and his wife a couple
Of normal people," Alan was say
ing the other day. ;. when they
get In trouble abroad, we want
you to think it could happen to
you or the guy across the street.
And we try to have them react
the same way"
Alan, who reminds you a great
deal of his late father. is one actor
who can face complete collapse
of the acting profession with
equanimity. He has developed
another skill to fall back on. +.
1--WE done a lot Of movie work, I"
he said, "but there came a time
when this business was in a sad
way. There weren't any jobs in
the movies. I developed a terrific
golf game. but it wasn't making
any money. So I spent three years
as a door-to-door salesman"
Had quite a knack for it, too,
apparently. His greatest tri-
umph was selling a department
store. which had its pick of all
vacuum cleaner lines. his own
cleaners, which weren't sold in
Evening star., 1952-11-24

to Ball." will make her Tv drama
debut tonight on Hollywood
Opening Night" The play
will be "The Singing Years."
Jackie Gleason will be the grand
marshal of this years Macy's
Thanksgiving Day Parade in New
York. CBS-TV will televise it
from II am. to noon on Thurs
day. -. Kirk Riley. leading man
of the Death Valley Days" Sc
ries, is the only television star
who once owned and worked an
ostrich farm in South Africa. .
That was before he was "discov-
cred" for TV while visiting Hol-
lywood last summer.
\ X X 4
FAIR WARNING Note from
Beulah Zachary, "Kukla, Fran and
Ollie" producer: 1.-THE Kuklapoli-
tans are working up to their an
nual production of The Mikado. ;
Evening star., 1952-11-24
Hirohito and Son Lead
Thanksgiving Ceremony
BY the Associated Press

TOKYO, Nov. "a. - Emperor
Hirohito and Crown Prince Aki-
hito led the Japanese people yes
terday in celebration Of their own
Thanksgiving day.
Dressed in ancient ceremonial
robes, the Emperor and his heir
offered freshly harvested crops to
Shinto spirits at an inner sanctu-
ary within the palace grounds.
They gave thanks for a good har-
vest, asked for bounty next year.
then ate of the new crops.
Evening star., 1952-11-24
Navel Reserve Seeks Men

Openings for young men between
the ages Of 171a and 181a exist in
Organized Naval Reserve Division
WIS. ofncials announced yesterday.
Applications should be made to
the division, which meets at 7:3O
pm. on Tuesdays at the Naval
Gun Factory, Eleventh and o
streets Sc.
Evening star., 1952-11-24
10000 Firms Sell Wood

SPOKANE.-More than $4,000
United States firms handle lumber
and lumber products exclusive Of
making furniture, surveys reveal.
Evening star., 1952-11-24

Effects unmatched by any other
pain reiever.
So next time you have a headache, neu-
ralgia or muscular aches and pains, take
Bayer Aspirin-the sure, effective and time
tested pain reiever. If Bayer Aspirin does
not give you fast, effective relief, It's hms
to see your doctor.
Evening star., 1952-11-24

Next time you hear or read about pain
relieving products which make such claims
as 'better than aspirin, "faster than
aspirin and which, incidentally, cost you
substantially more keep these facts
in mind.
IL Aspirin is far and away the most widely
used pain reliever in the entire world.
Evening star., 1952-11-16

Mrs. Martha Sharp. special as
sistant to the chairman of the
National Security Resources Board,
will address the Women's Bar As
sociation at 8 pm. Tuesday in the
Raleigh Hotel.