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Evening star., 1953-07-15

son, State Senator Charles R.
Fenwick, a one-Sided vote of con-
f1dence, 1911 votes to 1886 for
his successful opponent for Gov
ernor, former Representative
Thomas B. Stanley.
Only 9,687 voters went to the
polls, according to unofficial re-
turns.
Successful candidates for the
Arlington County Democratic
Executive Committee, by pre-
cinctS. were:
Abingdon--Dorothy w. Drummond. A.
George Havercheck: Arlington Forest
Ernest L. Lyons. Jack Orndorf1 Ashton
Heights-Kathryn Dinges, J; Walter Eng
land; Aurora Hills-Ralph W. Fairbank,
Alfred Frisbie.
Howes; Barcroft-Joseph c. Cole, Maud
N. Dove; Huckingham--Brian Bell. En-
Psnne F4esT rranaes w.
dale-Mary A. Further, Francelia But
ler - -. =
clsrsndonmMiles Spence Bray. Law
1.
Guy Lester; Dominion Hills--Wesley w.
Cooper. Edith Burton; East Falls Church
Merle c. Nelson. John Newdorp.
Fairlington--Thomas P. Moran. Mar
gsret GarrityI Fillmore--Andrew J.
p. Wheeler. Marion E. Sumner; Glen
carlyn-William Backus. Sylvia Liftin;
Jefferson-Viola Cook. Gertrude M Hines.
Lee-Harry Cuppett. Thomas J. NC.
Carthy: LeSington-R BRUCE Emerson,
G., Furr, Mamie P. Middleton: Lyon
Village Margaret KiSer. Lawrence
Langley: Madison-Clark Keatings Flea
nor w. Zimmerman.
Marshall-Sue Accardo. Paul Carrier;
Nottingham-Joan N Elswit, Lindell F.
shrum: oakridge : Lawson Wilberley,
James w Haley: Overlee Knolls-Boyn-
ton livingston, Anne B. Young: Park
Lane-stan Stanton, William winston
Rock sprins-Edmund, D. Campbell.
Elwood Clements: Rosslyn--- Carol A.
Goeriichs Bsuiah ,Gess; yirEinlaa Htyh- In,
IT,; westover-J. Reid Key. Charles 3,
shipmal: ,WeodlaEn[3::John H. ,T ,TTiiss.
VI. ToodaL Ruth ANes Camden.
Evening star., 1953-07-15
By Brion Bell, Jr.

An ambitious program would be
pushed by Mrs. Kathryn Stone
if in November she becomes the
first woman from Northern Vir-
GINA ever to serve in the Vir-
ginia House of Delegates.
Mrs. Stone became one of the
three Democratic nominees for
the general election in Airing
ton County by winning in yes
terday's primary.
II think the Democratic slate
will be extremely strong in No
vember," Mrs. Stone. said last
night, land I am hopeful for an
all-Democratic delegation from
Arlington"
First on Mrs. Stones agenda
would be to obtain for Federal
employees the right to hold local
offices.
To Seek Repeal.
"The ancient law barring Fed
eral employees from local Offices
must be repealed" Mrs. Stone
said. IF this is not possible, ]
will work for an amendment to
the law which will accomplish
the same purpose.
Also high on Mrs. Stones list
Of legislation she would work to
obtain are a repeal of the poll
tax, public and mental health
improvements and aid to educa-
ton, especially for physically
and mentally handicapped chill
dren.
Mrs. Stone will be the only
woman candidate for the House
of Delegates in the State. If
elected she would be the first
woman to serve in the House
since 1884 and the sixth in
Evening star., 1953-07-15
Banker Oliver Roosevelt
Survives Five-Story Fall
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, July 15.-Oliver
Wolcott Roosevelt, banker and
a second cousin of the late
President Theodore Roosevelt,
survived a f1ve-story fall last
night, but suffered critical in
juries.
Police said Mr.. Roosevelt, 60.
was the victim of an apparent
accident in the plunge from a
bedroom window of his apart
ment.
Mrs. Roosevelt told police her
husband slipped and fell through
a low-silled window. He was
taken to Roosevelt Hospital.
Mr.. Roosevelt is first vice
president of the Dry Dock Saw
ingS Institution of New York.
He is a trustee of the Savings
Bank Life Insurance Fund and
is active in the American Bank
ers' Association.
Evening star., 1953-07-15

Mrs. Robert Jarvis. vice chair.
man of the Alexandria Republic
can Committee, said the G. o. P.
would be happy to support any
independent who might choose
to run against Mr.. Wagner be-
cause he once had been a Re-
publican and abandoned the
party.
Mrs. Jarvis said Mr.. Wagner
had worked for Republican can
didates and II haven't known
him as anything but a Repub-
lican until he filed for this elec-
ton"
Mr.. Wagner. 38. was a teacher
at George Washington High
School in Alexandria before TAX
ing up the practice of law in
1948. He is a native Of Steelton,
Pa, and a graduate of George
town University Law School.
At present. Mr.. Wagner is
head of the Alexandria Cancer
Crusade. He also is commander
of American Legion Post No. "a.
During World War II, Mr..
Wagner was on active duty for
three years in the Marine Corps.
He holds a reserve commission
as. captain.
Mr.. Wagner is married to the
former Miss Ruby Crumley, who
once was head of the CONNER
cial department at George WASH
ington High School. They live
at 800 South Washington street.
Evening star., 1953-07-15
Kathryn Stone Maps Ambitious
Legislative Goals as DeIeqote

Virginia history. However, she
feels her sex should be neither
an asset nor q handicap to elec-
ton.
II think I received just as
many votes from men as from
women" she commented. II be-
lieve the qualifications of a can
didate, not their sex, should and
is being considered by the vot-
erS."
Although the vote was ex-
tremely light, Mrs. Stone believes
many people came to the polls
for the first time.
Sees Greater Interest.
I'm my talks with others in
all parts of the county, I be-
came convinced there is an in
creased interest in the Demo-
cratic Party, both locally and
nationally" Mrs. Stone pointed
out. "I think Arlington resi-
dents are realizing that what we
want in our county depends on
Richmond. They are discover
ing that civic work is not
enough-the two-party system is
the basis for Improvements and
they must get into the party"
Mrs. Stone praised her cam
paign workers for their "untiring
efforts"
The successful candidate was
tired last night but was still re-
ceiving congratulations at mid
night after being up since S am.
She is looking forward to an &C
tive campaign in the fall and
"the election of the three Demo-
cratic candidates who will go to
Richmond and work as a team
for the benefit of Arlington
County"
Evening star., 1953-07-15
Trans Parliament
Virtually CoIIapses
ASH Deputies Quit
Dy the Assoeiaisd Press

TEHERAN. Iran, July 15.-
Trans Parliament was closed
down in virtual collapse today
following the resignation of q
deputies supporting Premier
Mohammed Mossadegh. Their
walkout left the aged Premier
to govern without any legislative
interference.
With the designations, the
Mails, Trans last remaining leg
iSlative house, was unable to
muster a quorum (69 Of its 70
members). Mr.. Mossadegh dis
solved the Senate last October.
The Premier has announced
he will hold a referendum on his
policies and will resign If the
public's vote does not back him
up. He has not issued any plans
for holding the referendum, how
ever.
Months of Wrangling.
The parliamentary crisis came
after months of wrangling over
unprecedented powers granted
Mr.. Mossadegh last summer,
permitting him to govern by de-
cree.
Parliament has been para
lyzed since February when the
opposition, led by Ayatullah
Seyed Abolghassem Kashani.
fiery Moslem religious leader. be-
gan boycotting session after ses-
sion. Only nine of the last 40
scheduled meetings have been
held because of the lack of a
quorum. On July /, Mr.. Kashani
was replaced as speaker by DR..
Abdullah Moazemi, a Mossa-
degh partisan.
Resign After Caucus.
The 27 deputies from Mr.. Mos
sadegh's national movement
handed Moazemi their resigna-
tions yesterday after a four
hour caucus. Mr.. Moazemi did
not join the action because, he
said, the speaker must be i'm
partial
The deputies two-year term
normally would end in the spring
OF 1854. The last Mails elec-
tions were never completed and
only 70 of the 1876 seats were
filled.
Deputies recently have de-
manded that Mr.. Mossadegh ap-
pear before the Mails to answer
questions on his policies.
Evening star., 1953-07-15
legislators Bushwhucked

MERIDA, Mexico, July IS
P.-A Mexican congressman
and two state legislators escaped
injury yesterday in an ambush
attack which wounded four
other men accompanying them.
The group was leaving a political
meeting in the Yucatan penin-
sula village of Temax, 700 miles
from Mexico City.
Evening star., 1953-07-15
Boy, 6, Stays Calm as Star
Of 72-Hour 'Kidnop' Drama

terday morning. About noon she
kissed him, hailed a cab and
sent him back to the hotel.
Up to then, Billy never knew
what a stir a 6-year-old could
make without even trying.
Evening star., 1953-07-15
Rome Honors D'AIessundro

ROME. July Is (P.-Thomas
D'Alessandro, mayor of Balti-
more, Md, paid an official visit
to Mayor Salvatore Rebecchini
of Rome yesterday and was
presented the f1rst-class insignia
Of italian Solidarity.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-02-01

z well beaten eggs, 4 cups flour.
Mix in order given. Bake IN loaf
pan in slow oven 2 hours.-Mrs.
J. NJ, Wibaux county
Pork cake: u pound fat pork
ground fine, cup raisins, 1 cup
currants, "a cup citron sliced fine,
1 teaspoon salt, 4 eggs, cups flour,
z cups sugar, Y cup molasses, /
cup buttermilk, 1 teaspoon soda, "a
teaspoon cloves, "a teaspoon Gin
namon, "a teaspoon nutmeg, l table
spoon anise seed, teaspoon baking
powder. Beat eggs light, add sugar
to pork, beat smooth, add molasses
and buttermilk with soda, add
spices, flour and baking powder
sifted, and raisins and currants.
Bake l hour moderate oven. Ice
when cold. From among some re-
cipes of my aunts." - Mrs. w. c..
Daniels county.
Pork cake: Chop l pound salt fat
pork (no lean) very fine, and pour
over it " pint strong, boiling hot
coffee. Add 2 cups brown sugar,
l cup molasses and 1 teaspoon soda,
then sift in about 6 cups flour mixed
with 2 teaspoons cinnamon and 1
teaspoon each of cloves and nutmeg.
Last of all add pound seeded rails
ms and IA pound citron or candied
orange peel cut fine. Bake in a
moderate oven. This makes two
good sized loaves, an excellent cake
that will keep for six months or
more. 1t is well to line the tin with
creased paper or to put an asbestos
mat under pan to prevent burning.
Hot water may be substituted fol
the coffee. Some cooks add " cup
sour milk. From an Orange Judd
Cook Book published in 1914.-Mrs
T. o. B.. Sweetgrass county.
Pork cake: l cup boiling water,
cup salt pork, finely chopped, cuI
molasses, l cup sugar, cup raisins
" teaspoon cloves, 8 cups siftec
flour, " teaspoon soda, 1 teaspoon
cinnamon, II teaspoon nutmeg, =!
teaspoon allspice. Pour boiling water
over the chopped pork and let stanc
until cool. Add molasses, sugar ant
chopped raisins to pork mixtur,
Beat in dry ingredients. Pour int,
creased loaf pan and bake in
very slow oven 600 degrees F
about ia hours. This cake will
keep fresh if wrapped and place,
m a covered stone crock-Nam
not given.
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Evening star., 1953-05-19
U. 5. Embassy Reported
In Argentine Bomb Plot
BY the Assoeioted Press

BUENOS AIRES, May 49,
Federal police said today they
have found evidence terrorists
plotted to bomb the Argentine
national capitol while President
Juan D. Peron was speaking to
Congress there on May /, and
then blow up the United States
Embassy. The Peronista Party
headquarters was also marked
for bombing, they said.
Police reported the arrest of
a man identified as Luis Benigno
Leguizamon, socialist leader,
who. they said, arrived from
Montevideo secretly last April q
to direct the bombings. The
authorities said Leguizamon and
his followers were implicated in
bombing the front of the United
States Information Service Of
fees in July, 1852, and other
earlier bombings.
Fourteen bombs have explod-
ed and two unexploded bombs
have been found in a wave of
terrorism in Buenos Aires since
March. More than 300 suspects,
mostly politicians and aristo-
Gratis opposed to Gen. Peron.
have been rounded up.
Evening star., 1953-05-19

with its shock waves and other
strange effects. was the most
exciting and interesting expert
ence in my 81 years of flying, +"
she told newsmen. Just for
good measure, I bettered the
speed OF sound twice yesterday.
l don't expect the records I set
to last long. however, for faster
jet planes and more powerful
engines already are showing UP
on the flight line"
Miss Cochran's plane on her
record-shattering flight was a
North American aviation-licensed
F-86 Canadian. built in Montreal,
Quebec. She has been a fight
conSultant and adviser to Ca
nadair in Canada and the United
States for more than a year.
1t was Col. Ascani, a good
friend of Miss Cochran, who
urged her to use the Sabre Jet
in an attempt to beat his own
record. He offered to help her
do it shortly after he established
his mark. Although she is a lieu
tenant colonel in the Air Force
Reserve and was wartime head
of WASP, Miss Cochran is for
hidden by regulations to fly an
Air Force jet plane solo, so she
acquired the Canadian.
Evening star., 1953-05-19
She listed them as follows: !:

/. 1T gave a new poison for
injection into Anglo-American
relations. The pretense that
Senator Mccarthy has been
given enormous dictatorial pow
ers could be developed until quite
a number Of British people could
be persuaded to believe that the
rule of law has been suspended
in the United States and the
gorillas have taken over"
2. "The fastidious section OF
the public that would most dis
like Senator Mccarthy would
now regard persons called before
the committees as delicate
Davids braving a gross Goliath" :"
8. 1.-THE Republican Party is
embarrassed by having to apol-
ogize that an undisciplined per-
sonality commands the support
of many of it's members. This
suits the Communists for it (the
G. o. P. Party) is much more
likely to fight Communists than
the Democratic Party. which is
hamstrung by its needs to cover
up the mistakes of the Roose-
velt administration"
Became Power in January.
Miss West said Senator Nc
Carthy did not become a power
in congressional investigating
committee until he took charge
Of the Government Operations
Committee last January.
And she offered this descrip-
ton Of Senator Mccarthy:
HE Is like a huge electric plant
which by some oddity produces
neither heat nor power, and feels
bitterly hurt because it is not
recognized as a valuable public
utility"
Miss West said he is endowed
with enormous ambition and
considerable ability (but) has
not the faintest idea how to use
his gifts in harmony with the
established practices of civiliza-
ton"
Senator Mccarthy had no i'm
mediate comment.
Evening star., 1953-05-19

ers Of the national police chief,
Mohammed Afshartus. were Sc
curity force chiefs who are now
directing the case against the al
legged plotters.
Mr.. Afshartus vanished April
81 and it was not until five days
later that his body was found
He had been a victim Of stran-
Cling. The government has
blamed a retired army officers
group and opponents of the gov
ernment for the Staying. 1t has
sought to lift the parliamentary
immunity of Muzaffar Bagha!e
who openly has sought to dis
place Mr.. Mossadegh. in order
to arrest him in the case. MIR.
3aghaie has denied any part in
the plot.
Evening star., 1953-05-19

Rogers Dry Lake, only 800 feet
above the sun-parched Mojave
Desert, Miss Cochran was timed
at 652.337 miles per hour.
National Aeronautical ASsocia-
ton timers said she shattered
the all-time jet record for 100
kilometer course-635. .686 m.p.h.
set in 1851 by Col. Fred Ascani,
United States Air Force. She
also surpassed the women's Jet
record of 534.375 m.p.h. estab-
lished last December by Nine.
Jacqueline Auriol, daughter-in-
law of the President of France.
Trained Several Weeks.
Miss Cochran, wife of Financier
Floyd B. Odlum, multimillionaire
founder of one of the Nations
largest investment trusts, had
been training for several weeks
for her assault on the sonic
barrier. The man who helped her
prepare for the test is Mai.
Charles Yeager, the first pilot to
fly faster than the. speed of
sound.
He flew alongside her in pre-
paratory runs around the H.
pylon course at Edwards Air
Force Base and radioed instruc-
tions to her. He was in the air
near her yesterday, "just in case
of emergency"
Miss Cochran was quick to
learn. as ever. Back in 1882 she
got her pilots license after only
three weeks training.
Passing the sonic barrier.
Evening star., 1953-05-19
Spectators Searched.

The tollo,Oing dispatch wds
filed By Mr.. Purdue Just before
he ,Drote the story telling of his
expulsion order:
The lower house of the Iran
ian parliament met in an orderly
fashion today. despite expecta-
tions of a noisy disruption. Even
the spectators, who were searched
for weapons when they entered
the building, were quiet and at
tentive.
But the session produced nc
concrete action on any of the
issues which have split the
House into bitter factions and
prevented a quorum since early
March. One of the issues /.
whether Premier Mossadegt
should receive undisputed au-
thority over the army, which
now regards the Shah as it.
nominal if not actual com.
manQer III CQle1.
Most of the session was taker
up with three broadside attack.
on Mr.. Mossadegh by leading
opposition deputies.
Security Officials Accused.
Shamseddin Ghanatabadi. lieu
tenant Of Ayatullah Kashani, re-
ligious leader and speaker of the
House, declared Mr.. Mossadegh
was surrounded by british
tools" He said the >>premier's
chief aides formerly opposed his
nationalist movement while those
who helped him to power were
now called traitors.
He added there was reason to
believe that the actual murder
Evening star., 1953-05-19
Rebecco West Says Attacks
On Mccarthy Aid Communists
ey the Assoeiated Press

Rebecca West. the renowned
British writer, says that attacks
on Senator Mccarthy, Republi-
can. of Wisconsin, have given
aid to the Communists.
And she scoffed at the idea
that congressional investigations
Of Communist influences in the
Federal Government amount to
witch hunts"
Miss West said this Nation
is faced with "a venality
created by the Communist Party
and the civil servants who .be-
vame Communists.
She added:
1--WE aid that party and these
men If we pretend that the aim
Of these questions (put to them
by congressional committees) is
to persecute liberal opinion and
not to inquire into jobbery and
espionage"
Launched by Committee.
In a copyrighted article in
the news magazine. United
States News and World Report
yesterday, Miss West sketched
the history of congressional
hunts for Communists in Gov
ernment and said that these
probes were launched not by
Senator Mccarthy but by the
House Un-American Activities
Committee.
She said Senator McCarthy's
name became linked with this
and other committees when he
had never been a member Of
one" and that this linking was
deliberately contrived by
a number of journalists and
commentators, most of whom
were Democrats and some of
whom were Communists"
Thus" Miss West said. "the
investigating committees were
tied up with an unpopular per-
sonality. and when the word
'McCarthyism' was coined the
Democrats gained an immediate
advantage and the Communists
secured three important ends"
Evening star., 1953-05-19
Miss Cochran Sets
Two Records, Flies
Faster Than Sound
BY the Assoeioied Press

LOS ANGELES, May 19.-The
Nations leading woman pilot,
Jacqueline Cochran, 43, has
reached two goals-becoming the
first feminine flyer to crack the
sonic barrier and setting a new
closed course Jet plane record.
She broke the worlds closed
course record yesterday after
putting her plane through dives
that carried her faster than the
speed Of sound. This speed varies
with temperatures from approx
mately 760 miles an hour at sea
level to about $50 at 100, 900 feet.
Racing around a 100-kilometer
closed course near the bed of
Evening star., 1953-05-19
Wrong Dentist
Faces Suit After
Pulling z Teeth
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, May ia H.
year-old girls mistake in enter
ing the wrong dentists Office
cost her two teeth, her parents
100000 lawsuit against the
dentist who extracted them said
Monday.
The suit of Mr.. and Mrs.
ROBERT A. Cole said their daugh-
ter, Roberta Ann, was sent to
DR.. Saul Levy March 3 for treat
ment of two molars. Instead
Roberta went to DR.. M. B,
Cohan's Office and DR.. Conan
pulled the teeth.
The suit is against DR.. Cohan.
Both dentists have Offices on
the same floor of the same Loop
building. -...
Evening star., 1953-05-19
DC-7 Tokes First FIioht

SANTA MONICA, Calf, May
10 R.-The first Douglas DC-7
transport plane made its maiden
flight yesterday. The plane re-
sembles the Douglas DC-6 series,
which will continue in produc-
tion, but it is bigger. It will
carry 50 passengers in de luxe
accommodations and up to 95
in coach versions.
Evening star., 1953-05-19
Iran Expe|s Writer
For AP, Charging He
Sent False News
BY the Assoeioted Press

TEHERAN, Iran, May 49,
The government announced to-
day it is expelling Marc Purdue,
Associated Press correspondent,
for sending abroad what it called
false and provocative news
against the interests Of Iran"
Hossein Fatemi, foreign min
lister, said Mr.. Purdue has re-
ceived notice to leave Iran with
in three days. He gave no de-
tails of the governments charge
Mr.. Purdue is the latest of a
number Of foreign correspond
ents to be expelled from Iran
since the government took over
the holdings Of the Anglo Iran
ian Oil Co. He has been in this
country since last September.
Other Writers Ousted Earlier.
Mr.. Purdue's home is in
Evansville, Ind. He has been a
member of the APPS foreign staff
since World War II and formerly
worked for the press association
as a correspondent in Southeast
Asia and as chief of bureau for
India.
One Of Mr.. Purdue's predeces-
sors as AP correspondent here,
Phil Clarke, left Iran in 1852
after Mr.. Fatemi's newspaper,
Bakhtar Embrooz, demanded
that he be put on trial. It ac-
cused Mr.. Clarke of Intriguing
against the government and Sc
curity of the country" Previous
to that. in a nine-month period,
the regime of Premier Moham-
med Mossadegh expelled four
correspondents, including repre-
sentatives Of the New York
Times, Reuters News Agency and
the London Daily Express.