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REFRIGERATOR SALE
Late models, S25 up. Easy terms.
Large assortment used refrigeratorS.
ALLISON'S. 2212 14th st. NV.
REMINGTON-RAND. Film-a-Record.
and viewer. Five years old. like
new, reas. Mr. Hughes. COLUMBIA
FEDERAL SAVINGS. 730 18th St.
NV. RE. Till. lis
IMPORTED ORIENTAL DESIGN
0x12, $33, 9x15, $50. MAYFAIR
SHOP. 1928 @ st. NV. NE. S-4424.
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1,QOO windows In al sizes, 80, y1O
5000 doors. inside and outside,
500 toilet and tank sets. $1s.e6 ca.
100 apt. size sas stoves:
Bottle gas, .$36; natural gas, &19
500 hot water heaters:
Bottle gas, $35: natural 0aS, $15
20 circ. oil heaters
300 medicine cabinets. each -----$1
200 screened doors, each ------S1
800 sinks and cabinets ------- SIS
500 kitchen cabinets, each ----$7 so
Misc: kitchen cabinets, each - So
Is shower stalls ---------. .-S15
500, 900 #. Of lumber, S7O-SSO per
NJ including 2x4s, sheathing, siding
FREE DELIVERY
- WASHINGTON AND VICINITY
Flooring, $50 per M, no delivery.
Flooring. S12.50 per NJ with nails. no
OPEN 2 DAYS A WEEK
FROM 8 AN. TO 5 PM.
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ACE WRECKING CO.
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Beginning Hebrew or Biblical ma
terial; translation geared to stu
TERS "esS Sa.pee Son'IEs Esu tMAnEa Wai7.sIaa
College, Wellesley. Mass. LIB
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Govt. employees, Serv. per. discount
Cash or terms-Open 10 a.m.-9 pm.
KING, S203 GeorKia ave-, JU 9.5SQl
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Per drawer and up: free delivery
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Evening star., 1953-09-14
Red Charges Bring New Attack by CIergymen

one of seven or eight ministers in
the Boston area who were Com
munist Party members.
Mr.. Friedman said in q state
ment that MIR. Philbrick's testi-
mony sis by his own confession
hearsay, second hand and con-
jectural.
Vast Damage Seen.
The clergyman, now Of the
First Unitarian Church in Los
Angeles, added:
while I have never met this
Government witness, must say
that such mischievous rumor
and gossip in these days of the
witch hunt can, if persisted in,
do vast damage to churchmen,
lay and clerical alike.
st am firmly dedicated and
have been for Is years to the
cause of liberal religion as
organized in the Unitarian
Church -"
Many of those clergymen
named in the committee testi-
mony issued denials Saturday.
A few could not be reached for
comment.
Evening star., 1953-09-14

they were former Communists
and successful examples Of Red
infiltfation of religion-Were
quoted as saying the Commu-
nists plotted to plant hundreds
of followers among the clergy.
The three ex-Reds are Manning
johnson, Benjamin Gitlow and
Joseph Zack Kornfeder, all of
New York.
Among those named In the
testimony as involved in such a
plot were the Rev. DR.. Harry F.
Ward, the Rev. John Haynes
Holmes and the late Rabbis
Stephen S. Wise and Judah
Magnes.
Jewish Leaders Hit Testimony.
Yesterday in New York two
prominent Jewish leaders-Dr.
Israel Goldstein, president of the
American Jewish Congress, and
Rabbi Maurice N. EiSendrath,
president of the Union of Ameri-
can Hebrew Congregations
called fantastic" the testimony
concerning Rabbis Wise and
Magnes.
Rabbis GoldStein and Eisen-
drath said in a joint statement
that Rabbi Wise for a half CEN
tury was Americas foremost
rabbi" They added:
Men of all faiths and creeds
looked to him as one of the Ma
tion's most dauntless and effec-
tive foes of injustice and corrup-
ton where they appeared"
Rabbi Magnes, the statement
said, served with distinction
as (a) rabbi"
Called Vile Dissertation
The Goldstein Eisendrath
statement added that to charge
Rabbis Wise and Magnes with
having taken instruction from
the Communist Party and hav-
ing collaborated with it is a con-
temptible and vile desecration. Z"
Ms. Holmes, pastor of the
Community Church at Park ave-
nue. and Thirty-fifth street in
New York, denied any collabora-
ton with Communists in state
ment he issued last night at
Kennebunk Beach, Me. He said
any statements to that effect
ARE absolutely false"
DR.. Ward sent a letter yeSter-
day to Representative Velde, Re-
publican, of Illinois. chairman of
the House Un-American Activi-
ties Committee. DR.. Ward on Fri
day issued a statement calling
the committee testimony about
his alleged Red activities abso-
lutely false.
Writing yesterday from his
Palisades IN. j. home, DR.. Ward
said in his letter to Mr.. Velde
that he was "a minister of the
church (Methodist) to which you
belong"
DR.. Ward, now retired. wrote
Mr.. Velde that "in spite of your
original assurances, you have en-
tered the field of religion forbid
den to Congress by the Consti-
tuition"
Mr.. Velde has said he was in
vestigating only individuals, not
religion.
DenOunceS Velde.
At Los Angeles last night, the
Rev. Stephen Friedman denied
testimony before the House COM
mittee by Herbert Philbrick, an
undercover agent for the FBI for
nine years. Mr.. Philbrick also
testified at the July New York
hearings and was quoted on Fri
day as saying Mr.. Friedman was
Evening star., 1953-09-14
BY the AssoeIotsd Press

NEW YORK, Sept. IA con
gressional report on alleged
Communist activities of some
clergymen has drawn new criti-
ciSm and denials from members
of the ministry.
The comments fell upon the
House un-American Activities
Committee, which last Friday
released testimony taken at Sec
ret hearings in New York in
July.
WitneSses-three OF whom said
Evening star., 1953-09-14
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DenOunceS YeIde.

At Los Angeles last night. the
Rev. Stephen Friedman denied
testimony before the House COM
mittee by Herbert Philbrick, an
undercover agent for the FBI for
nine years. Mr.. Philbrick also
testified at the July New York
I hearings and was quoted on Fri
day as saying Mr.. Friedman was
Evening star., 1953-06-04
UDC Holds Jefferson Davis Services

Members Of the District Divi-
sion. United Daughters Of the
Confederacy, paid tribute to the
memory Of Jefferson Davis yes
terday on the 145th anniversary
OF the Confederate Presidents
birth.
The services, held in Statuary
Hall Of the Capitol, featured an
address by Representative Frank
Ellis Smith, Democrat, Of Mis-
SisSippi.
Representative Smith eulogized
the President Of the Confederacy.
and especially stressed the role
he played in the legislative
battles Of the Nation before the
secession Of the Southern States.
AS a Senator from Mississippi,
Jefferson Davis was a leader of
the expansionist forces that
sought to bring more territory
into the United States. Mr.. Smith
said.
HE was primarily responsible
Evening star., 1953-06-04

ham Gordon Lacy, pastor Of the
Central Presbyterian Church.
who offered the invocation.
During the wreath laying cere-
monies. Miss Liza Ellen Carpen-
ter. recorder general of Crosses
of Honor and Military Service.
represented Mrs. Glenn Long,
president general Of the UDC.
The latter was in Annapolis to
confer the UDC's annual Mathew
Fontaine Maury award on the
midshipman who was the most
outstanding physics student dur
ing the past year.
Other wreaths were laid BY
Mrs. George M. Stackhouse.
president of the jefferson Davis
Chapter; Miss Jeryl Ann Han
nah, president of the Fairview
Chapter, Children of the Com
federacy, and Fred B. Myers, past
commander-in-chief of the Sons
of Confederate Veterans.
Evening star., 1953-06-04
Mrs. Hoig Named
OAR Chairman

Miss Gertrude Carraway, pres
ident general Of the OAR, has
announced the appointment Of
Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig of Sill
yer Spring to serve as chairman
of OAR Buildings and Grounds
for the next three years.
Mrs. Haig served in a similar
capacity under Miss Carraway's
predecessor, Mrs. James B. Pat
ton.
Long active in OAR activities,
she is a former State regent of
the District, a past vice president
general and past treasurer gen.
eral. She is now national pres
ident of the Children Of the
American Revolution.
The OAR property in WASH
ington is valued at $500, 900.
It includes Constitution Hall.
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for the Gadsden Purchase, with
out which New Mexico and
Arizona probably would not be
States today" the speaker con-
tinued. "And no man con-
tributed more toward the build
ing Of the first transcontinental
railroad"
The outcome Of the Civil War
can be accepted today with the
knowledge that it was to the best
interest of the United States and
to the world as a whole, Repre-
sentative Smith declared. "This
does not mean, however," he
added. that we of the South
cannot be proud Of the high
ideals which motivated our fore
fathers, or of the courage and
honor with which they fought for
them. 1t Is a pride which the
entire Nation can share"
Mrs. Lena Epperly Macdonald,
division vice president, intro
duced the speaker, and DR.. Gra-
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Report to the Honoendker
June for Dairy Foods;
Imported SpecioIties

package Of butterscotch pudding
but reduce the milk by " cup.
Cool the mixture; fold in "a to l
cup Of cold faxed cooked rice and
y cup heavy cream. whipped.
Spoon into tall glasses and chill.
Serve with whipped cream on
top and a dusting Of powdered
cinnamon. :. The flavor is ex-
cellent: the center q nice sur
prise. Dissolve. lemon favored
gelatin in hot apricot nectar.
Chill until slightly thickened.
Shape cream cheese into small
balls and roll them in chopped
nuts. Put a ball in individual
molds or custard cups and pour
in the gelatin mixture. Chill.
Evening star., 1953-06-04
WEDNESDAY.

WEDNESDAY,
FrdnkturterS and Peas Grdtin
Buttered Carrots Relish Tran
Sesame Rolls Strawberry Pie
Frankfurters and Peas Al Gratin
pound franKturterS l tablespoon worcestershire
"a margarine - teaspoon prepared mustard
tablespoons -four ~ cups cooked peas
212 cups milk "a cup diced American cheese
72 teaspoon salt u margarned bread
1s teaspoon pepper crumbs
Cut franks into Inch slices Brown lightly in margarine
Lift out franks and set aside Add -four to skillet
stirring until smooth Add milk gradually stirring constantly
until boiS and thckenS Season with salt pepper
worcestershire and mustard Mix the franks
and put into individual baking dishes
casserole Pour the the mixture Sprinkle lightly
with bread crumbs Heat in the broer until bubbly
Drowned bake a moderate minutes
Makes 6 servings
THURSDAY
Hamburger Cakes flashed BrotDn Potatoes
Stet0ed tomatoes WGtercreSS- Cucumber Salad
Pineapple Rice Pudding iced Tea
Pineapple Rice Pudding.
2 eggs l teaspoon vanilla
ia milk cooked rice
1s teaspoon salt cup drained pineapple tidbts
tablespoons sugar Nutmeg
Beat and add milk salt vanilla cooked
Spoon half OF the mixture into 1quart casserole Arrange
drained pineapple db the top and with remaining
rice mixture Sprinkle top with nutmeg Bake in moderately
slow oven (325 F) for 80 to 20 tes
or cold Makes servings. by "W."
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SUNDAY
Baked Ham Sweet Potato Casserole
Corn-on-Cob Lima Beans
Peaches and Cream Dessert Ring Coffee
Peaches and Cream Dessert Ring.
envelope unavored gelatin 1pound sliced
"a cold water pint vanilla ice
! canned berry nectar
Soften gelatin in cold water minutes. Combine nectar
and "a the srup drained from the peaches heat to boil
ing Add gelatin and stir until dissolved Pour into mold and
until firm Unmod serving dish fill center ice
Six servings
MONDAY
StUiSS Steak Noodles
Spinach Ordn1e BeetS
Cantaloupe
, Orange Beets.
4.medium- sized beets "a stick butter
8. tablespoons brown cup orange Juice
in heavy frying add and orange juice let simmer
until is dissolved. Add beats pan
coated Keep heat low and let ee cook until
thick sp and beets take glazed appearance
pour pan sauce over beetS. Makes servings.
TUESDAY.
Ham Outlets Scalloped Potatoes
Broccoli YeLoU Squash
Fruit Cup
Outlets
i cup finely chopped "a cup melted butter
mushrooms u cup sifted -four
" finely chopped green cups stock milk
onions u teaspoon salt
2 cups firmly packed cooked "a teaspoon pepper
ground ham leftover 70 teaspoon thyme
ham)
hot butter for about minutes Combine flour with stock
milk. Add all ingredients
thick then simmer for about minutes Let stand until cold
preferably in refrigerator When mixture cod shape into
outlets about thick with
dip into beaten combined with tablespoon water then
crumbs again. pressing crumbs well into surface Let stand
ready to deepy at $50 F. until brown and crisp
Serves to 6.
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kHMhat{$ Coobirll

FRIDAY
Green Peppers Stuffed NTH Grab Meat
Potato Chips Asparagus
Tomato ASpic Watermelon
Green Peppers With Stuffed Meat
seeded green peppers tablespoons butter
/ minced medium onion l cup cooked crab meat
"a cup chopped celery eggs, slightly beaten
2 slices bacon diced u teaspoon salt
cup soft bread crumbs "a teaspoon pepper
Cook in boiling saed water ON teaspoons salt to
boiling water) minutes until tender-crsp.
while cook onion celery bacon bread in butter
low heat until onion tender Flake add
onion mixture salt and Fill PEPPERS bake 80 minutes
in preheated S75' F. Makes servings.
SATURDAY.
Smoked Tongue Carrot Sticks
Green Beans Nth Ne1O Potatoes and Onions
Butterscotch Pudding.
Green Beans With Potatoes
Wash and pound of small of boiling
sated water until tender Do not drain In small of fat
Saute medium sliced onion for about minutes add
Steam to whole small potatoes with
but not too soft When done skins Add to beans and
onion to taste with pepper.
gently for about minutes until heated through
Evening star., 1953-07-04

A. Beige would be good color
for the carpeting in your living
room. I think that a fabric
drapery would be preferable with
the light stained wood paneled
walls. Crash or linen with a
pattern of rose. beige and green
on a brown background would be
nice.
@. My bedroom furniture is
bleached m ogany, almost
white. The draperies and bou-
doir chair cover have a pattern
in red, green and chartreuse on
a white background; the throw
rugs and two large lamps on the
night table are red. What colors
would you suggest for the walls
and bedSpread?
A. For the walls of your bed
room I suggest forest green; for
the bedspread, chartreuse.
@. We have a large old house
with high-ceilinged rooms. 1
would like some suggestions for
the dining room which is Is by
II feet. The furniture is dark
walnut and the seats and backs
Evening star., 1953-07-04
By Betty Lenohon

The textures of naturally f1n-
ished wood, of drapery and up
holstery fabrics and of fioor-cov-
ering materials can often be
made the basis for an outstand-
ing solution of a decorating prob
lem.
The key to the combination
guest and entertainment room
illustrated here, for example, is
the knowing use of just such
elements. The soft brick-red Of
the quarry-tile floor. the grain of
the wood in the storage wall and
cabinets and the character Of the
unbIeaced muslin curtains and Of
the upholstery fabrics give the
room life and unity.
One large room such as this is
ideal for entertaining, and when
divided with folding doors pro-
vides a smaller space suitable for
an overnight guest.
The radiant heated floor Of
quarry tile is not only decorative,
but eminently practical. It has
color enough that no rug or
other floor covering is needed,
and being stainproof, it is not
damaged when things are spilled
on it-as too often happens at
parties. At the same time it Is
easily cleaned and maintained.
The sofa, which doubles as a
guest bed. is full-length mat
tress upholstered in a sturdy
fabric of fairly light blue. The
bedding is concealed in the three
cabinets under which the mat
tress recesses. The blue of its
cover is picked up by using
darker shade of the same color
for the drop door of the built-in
desk beside the sofa.
AS foil for the natural finish
of the wood in the room, lighting
over the sofa is concealed in a
wide wood strip painted white.
No grain shows on the strip or
on the drop drawer of the desk.
The row of cabinets beneath
the long window solves the prob
lem of storage we'll and unob-
trusively. The cabinets have
ample space for glassware. trays
and other paraphernalia needed
for entertaining, and at the same
time blend into the background.
Answers to Questions.
@. The walls of the living room
in our new home are wood pam
eled and finished with a very
light stain. The sofa and one
chair are a medium green and
the other chair is rose. What
coiorS would you suggest for the
carpeting and draperies? Could
use colored bamboo draw dra-
perieS9
Evening star., 1953-07-04

of the chairs are upholstered in
American beauty velvet. The
rug is Anglo-Persian with a pat
tern of pastel flowers on a black
background. What colors would
you suggest for the walls. ceiling
and draperies? Also would .'uf-
fled curtains make the room look
more attractive and lighter?
A. For the walls of your din
ing room 1 suggest blue-green;
for the ceiling, white; for the
draperies, white antique satin.
From your description of the
furniture I gather that it is
rather formal in style, therefore
l would not advise using ruffled
curtains at the windows. We
netian blinds or tailored glass
curtains would be more in keep
ing.
@. My husband and I are
building a ranch-type house and
would like some suggestions for
the living room. The woodwork
is cream, the sofa is red, one
chair is hunter green, the other
is gray, the tables are mahogany
with leather tops. We would like
to paper the fireplace wall with
a floral pattern and use a plain
wallpaper on the three other
walls. What colorS would you
suggest for the wallpaper, rug,
draperies, cornices and lamps?
The room does not get much
sun.
A. A floral pattern in green,
chartreuse, red and black on a
cream background would be nice
for the fireplace wall of the liv-
ing room of your new home. For
the plain paper for the three
other walls, 1 suggest chartreuse; !;
Evening star., 1953-07-04
led Textures Can Help You Solve Decorating Problems

small high windows and three
doors in the room. The furniture
is maple. What colors would you
suggest for the walls, ceiling and
linoleum? Is there any way to
make the ceiling appear lower?
A. To make the ceiling of your
kitchen appear lower. paint it a
dark color bringing the color
down about one foot on the
walls, dark green would be
good color. For the walls, I sug-
gest light green; for the lino-
leum, red.
Evening star., 1953-07-04

for the rug, gray; the draperies,
red; cornices. cream; lamps, red,
black and ivory.
@. The ceiling in my kitchen
is very high. There are three
Evening star., 1953-10-08

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Evening star., 1953-10-08

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Evening star., 1953-10-08

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Evening star., 1953-10-08
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Evening star., 1953-10-08

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Evening star., 1953-10-08

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Evening star., 1953-10-22

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