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Evening star., 1953-10-30
U. 5. Formally Asks
j. n. 10 Look Into
Korean Atrocities
British Delegation Tells
Of Its Horror at Report
On Torture of Prisoners
By the Associated Press

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y,
Oct. 30.-The United States to-
day formally asked the U. N.
Generally Assembly to take up
its charges that Communists in
Korea committed autrocities
against American and Allied
captives.
The request was contained in
a letter from Chief United
Gen. Kenney Urges Understanding" for
Gls Who Yielded to Torture. Page AS
---~-~-~-~-->-->------
States Delegate Henry Cabot
Lodge, jr.. to Secretary General
Dag Hammarskjold.
The letter merely asked that
the item be put on the Assem-
bly's agenda 1t was not ac-
companied by an explanatory
memorandum telling why.
Called Terrible Story"
U. N. Sources said they ex-
pected a meeting of the Steering
Committee Monday to decide
whether to agree to the United
States request.
The British delegation ex-
pressed horror at the United
States Army report telling of the
torture, murder and starvation
deaths of 29,815 persons-in-
cluding Glib American soldiers
behind Red lines in Korea.
"It is. a terrible story" a
spokesman declared.
He said the British delegation
was consulting with the Amer
leans on the most effective tao
tics to use in prosecuting the
charges in the U. N. This was
the first statement by any Amer
lean ally on the grueSome story
which was unfolded by the
United States Army's War
Crimes Division.
Strictly U. S. Report.
The British pointed out, how
ever, that the report was strictly
an American Army production
and had not been drawn up by
the American-led unified COM
mand fighting in Korea. The
spokesman said Britain was not
consulted before publication of
the original documented report
nor by the American delegation
here before it decided to press
charges.
The report, documented with
blood-curdling photographs and
eyewitness stories, touched off
demands from shocked Ameri-
can public and private figures
for United Nations action.
Mr.. Lodges terse announce
ment gave no indication, how
ever, whether the United States
would ask the Assembly to pass
judgment and condemn those
responsible for the killings.
Diplomats said any United
States demand for condemnation
of alleged war criminals almost
| (See ATROCITIES, Page A-40
Evening star., 1953-10-30
Cold Record in Miumi

MIAMI, Fla, Oct. 80 P.-
The temperature dropped to 56.5
degrees in Miami today to make
it the coolest Oct. 80 in the 43
years the Weather Bureau has
been keeping records. Previous
low for the date was SO.
Evening star., 1953-10-30
knti-Red POWs
Agree 10 Attend
Explanations
North Koreans Will
Hear Communists
Repatriation Pleas
BY the Assoeioted Press

PANMUNJOM, Oct. 30.-Vio-
lently anti = Communist North
Korean prisoners nave agreed to
attend Communist interviews to-
morrow. ending a two-week
holdout which threatened to
wreck the Neutral Nations Re-
Eatriation Commissi m.
They are coming out tomor-
row for explanatioas-so they
have agreed" said 1t. Gen. K. S.
Thimayya, Indian chairman of
the commission.
Five hundred North Koreans
are scheduled to move out of
their compounds at 8 am. (6
pm. Friday EST for interviews
with Rec eXplainerS who will try
to persuade them to return home.
Another 500 are to be inter-
viewed in the afternoon.
The Koreans decision to at
tend the interviews peacefully
represented a solid personal tri-
umph for patient Gen. Thi-
maya.
Gen. Thimayya told newsmen
that after days of delicate ne
gotiations the POW leaders in
dicated two days ago they were
willing to attend explanations.
But they asked for time to talk
fellow prisoners into attending.
The commission chairman said
he was notified last night that
the men were ready to start to-
morrow morning.
The NNRC promptly notified
the Communist and U. N. COM
mands that explanations would
be held for the first time since
october 16 at 8 am. tomorrow.
These will be the first North
Koreans to meet the Reds since
the explanations started Octo-
ber Is. On that day the Commu-
nistS got back 10 of 491 Chinese
interviewed.
The North Koreans were sched-
uled to appear the next day, but
maSsed for a breakout when the
Indians prepared to use force to
take them before the Reds.
Urged Moderation.
The day after, the Commu-
nists contented themselves with
Chinese again, getting back 10
of 430.
But then the interviews
stopped when the Reds demanded
North Koreans-at gun point if
necessary-and other members of
the commission refused to ap-
prove the use of force.
The deadlock threatened to
break up the five-nation COM
mission, made up of Czechs,
Poles, Indians, Swiss and Swedes.
From the start Gen. Thimayya
urged moderation, STAYED off in
flammatory formal statements
and worked daily with the pris-
oners to persuade them to go
before the Communists peace
fully.
General Still Cautious.
Although the big, suave, In
dian general was obviously hap
py at the outcome, he was still
cautious.
Offered congratulations on his
personal victory" he smiled
and said wait until tomorrow.
A total of 1913 North Koreans
are now held at the Indian viii
lage south camp, along with
1880 Chinese.
An inspection trip for three
allied neWsmen was delayed to-
day-apparently by Communist
failure to produce two repatri-
ated Chinese prisoners to testify
in a case of alleged murder in
side the compounds. One of the
prisoners repeatedly was to point
out the grave and killers of
murdered prisoner.
So far the U. N. command has
not asked to interview any of
the 332 South Koreans, %
Americans and one Briton in In
dian custody who the Reds say
have chosen communism rather
than return home.
Evening star., 1953-10-30
Lute News
Bulletin
Parkinson Won't Quit

0iN'uSOu w VII &0tS
NEW YORK (R.-ThOmaS
/. Parkinson declared today in
a statement he would not re-
sign as board chairman of the
Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety of the United States,
which was criticized yesterday
by the State Insurance De-
partment.
Earlier Story on Page A-3) +.
Evening star., 1953-10-30
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Evening star., 1953-10-30
By George Beveridoe

The National Capital Planning
Commission today asked the
District Commissioners to study
location of a downtown area Po-
tomac River bridge just south
of the existing Fourteenth Street
railroad bridge as the possible
alternative to the E street span
favored by the city heads.
The suggested new bridge site
would hit the Virginia side of
PIonners to Consider Proposal on Mary
land Belt Freewoy. Poee AIS
the river near Reaches Run. 1t
would tie directly into the Shirley
highway in Virginia and to the
proposed southwest fire eway
along F street in Washington.
Commission members indi-
Evening star., 1953-10-30

King and Queen of Greece Review
Brisode at Annapolis. Poee A-l9
majesty would be pleased to try
these farm specialtieS.
King Paul and Queen Freder-
ika will be guests of the j.
George Smith family near OS-
wego November Z. They will in
spect the 350-acre dairy and hog
fKrm during their tour, and will
Evening star., 1953-10-30
BY the Associo'ed Press

OSWEGO, ILL.,, Oct. 30-The
Illinois farm wife who will en-
tertain the King and Queen of
Greece November z has tele-
phoned to Washington to find
out if Queen Frederika would
like fried chicken and apple pie.
The Queens lady in waiting,
Mrs. Mary Karolou, said her
Evening star., 1953-10-30
Job Protection

Federal employees now have protection
against being "reorganized' right out of
their jobs. See Joseph Young's column on
Page Az.
Evening star., 1953-10-30

tsee ATROCITIES, Page "A
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only only a. OA1A> ~
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New York Markets, Poge A-29
Evening star., 1953-01-31

BUNGALOW, In Carmody HIS; only
Sl,20O cash, $61.36 no., incl,
s,;I taxes; total price. $4,000, Open
sun, fE6oG to 5.L 3; L0; T,9310 or LU.
1890 31st ST. MT. RAINIER-cor-
ner, 2 rms. Q baths, attic, bsfnt., /,
new condition; lot. 50xl3O; trees.
porches; near everything; $1,000
70 $4,000 cash; near bus. Will
ia. 0-7OlO. -
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COLMAR MANOR
$12, ,75O-$1. 500 DOWN

@1H, tOU--11 .0UU DOWN
5000 10th PLACE
Well-built 5-room bungalow. VACANT.
Auto. h.-w.h., new hot-water tank:
spacious lot, 60x100. on protected
street near shopping and transporta-
ton Monthly payments, approx.
$50 . mo. Cheaper than rent and
much wiser.
Woodbridge Realty. NO. 7-7203
Evss.' ~. S-sSso DE. 2-s47e
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CONTINUED o Next Pase.l
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Bethesda

DevonShire Subdivision
2 New Rarnb blers- CSC
8 bedrooms. If baths fun base
baths, brick and steel CONSTRUCTION,
wood burning fireplace. Convenient
to schools and National Institutes d
OPEN DAILY, IL 10 s
DIRECTIONS: From Bank 81 Be.
thesda so out Old GeofgetoWn I'd
to Groeutfee Yd., left y mile &
Ewing dr.. right block. left OF
IRVING e. CANTOR
1850 EAST-WEST H0WY..
BETHESDA
Oh. 4-7S05- Ewes, EN-. 2-7046
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COLLEGE PARK

7202. Rhode Island ave. Open Sat.
bsint.; h.-w.h.; fenced lot; attached
garage; outside firepl; wali-to- wall
carpeting In living and dining rms.
Walk. dist. to Nd Univ. SCI ,750.
Winston G.. Clay, WA. 7-4228
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constr. completely furn.; : blocks
3-rm, frame. modern. 1sxa4 gar.
on lot 144x150 f.. walk to fus;
price $4,000. AITCHESON. REAL
ESTATE Webster 5-5249.
CHEVERLY. 5-YR. old. 6-RM. Def.
BRICK AND SHINGL1.
On quiet street, / block from sc Iocl
and transp. 20, Nv. rm. with firepi..
3 twin-size bedrms.. lee. KIT, inll
bsmt.. auto. washer, Ice. level lot,
Only. S17.500, with $4,000 down,
Excel. financing. CALL NOW. MRS,
cox, LII. 2-S136. ATLAS REALTY
CO. ST. 3-13fiR ii =.
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LEWISDALE, MD.
NEW CAPE COD TYPE BUNGALOW
and bath. fully equipped Kitchen.
dining room, full basement. stairway
to roughed-in End floor. $1,000 cash
VII handle. Trades considered. Call
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BETHESDA
OPEN SUNDAY. 1-6

ATTENTION NAVAL. HOSPITAL
As low as $4,000 down win purchase
this beautiful 4-yr.-old brick home
consisting Of den and powder rm.,
lge. liv.. rnl. with fireplace, din. rm.,
Kit, with breakfast space on 1st a.;
storage attic; rec. rm. with fireplace
and ground-level entrance; porch;
garage: Located on approx. h-acre
wooded lot, adjoining the park. This
is your onpo5; tc buy q truly tne
further information, cali Mr. Sheir-
burn, LO. 5-S496. To reach: Out
Wisconsin ave. lust beyond Nayai
Hospital to Cedar lane, right 2 blks.
to Parkhill dr., left u blk. to home.
E. M. FRY, INC.
ch. Ch., Md. OF. 2-s7OO
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KENWOOD

Spacious brick Colonial home on
large lot, beautifully HANDICAPPED.
This home contains center hall. Iiv.
ing room. dining room, paneled L.
brary with f1repl. and powder room;
kitchen with latest equipment,
screened porch. 2-car attached ga
rage, reereation room; 2nd a. has
bedrooms and bath. This home Is
8 years old, has had wonderful care
and is in immae. condition. Good
financing. Sold only to approved
purchaser; shown by appointment
1907, OIL. 2-7S6O. KENNEDY
CHAMBERLIN DEVELOPMENT CO.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.
OPEN SUN.
CHEVY CHASE

4-yr.-oid Colonial. Com
tatns 3 twin-sized bedrms., 2 baths,
hy. rm: with paneled fireplace. sep
kit; screened porch; garage; full
bsmt: Less than 1 blk. to d. c. line
ana transportation. Lge., Handicapped
lot With fenced back yard. Inspec-
ton VIII prove this house IS NOT
OVERPRlCED. Owner has purchased
iareer nome and desires immediate
lent terms. Directions: From Chevy
Cnaee Circle turn right on Western
ave. mile to Winnett rd., left to
noNse. M. 2. LYMAN. exclusive, on.
Evening star., 1953-01-31
DISTRICT HEIGHTS
WASHINGTON ESTATES

Attrae, rambler on lge., shaded cor.
ner lot; End a.; fireplace; carport:
breakfast bar; new suburban COM
munity. conv. to Andrews Field.
Census Bureau and Sc: FLA ap-
S-562S.
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KOMA PARK. M
BUNGALOW
OPEN SUNDAY. / no 8

OFEN SUNUAL, Z 10
12soss s,Fas6.Ss Flase g.; o0e sc. r,lsH Ays Ext.
Assume GT-FHA loan. Living Tn. with
fireplace; equipped kit. with dish
washer. disposal and automatic
washer; dining space; 2 bedrooms
with bath on 1st door; 2 bedrooms
with bath roughed in on End door,
formation. call LO. 5-l940. Dir;
to end Of dual highway, continue q
mis to Halfway DR.. Left one block
to Flack ST., right to "opsnn sign.
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KENSINGTON

KENWOOD CLUB AREA
New white brick Colonial containina
tlrst-foor liv. rn1.. fireplace. din. rm.,
de luxe kit. with dinette, den, pow
DER rm. and screened porch. Second
A.; Three twin-size bedrms. and 2
baths. Full bsmt. with attach. ga
Potomac once, Oliver 4-6333. ~
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BETHESDA, MD.
TIL pII.RIIRY s,T

OPEN SAT. AND SUN, j TILL DARK
Owner transferred. Two-story hricl
Colonial. Three bedrms.. 2ls baths
4 Tecr rlla.. full bsint.. oil h.-w.h. Ont
blk. shopping. transp. and Lady 81
L0urdes. Excel. financing. Dir: Oul
Wis. ave. to Cheltenh&n drive. riehi
one block to open sign.
GEO. W. ROBERTSON
Reaitbr
7932 wis. Ave. II oil. a-e207
Eyes., Mrs. slant oil. 4.2e02. -
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HOUSES FOR sALk-S.E.

Ew-HoUsE coNI.. semiast. bEk:. '
ist-n. powder rm.. finished bsmt.;
I'd. fenced in. Full price, Sl5.950.
9sns s%t es sSTP %NE RH TGHs seGas and ssi
sIS.ssoGBy sISssoBSV owner. Attractive
6-rm. semidetached home with
patio and outdoor fireplace. stores
Boiling and Andrews Fields. LU'
SioST cow. LOCATION -Two-story
brick. Two bedrms.. screened porch.
rec. rm.. oil: S12,25O. 10. S-6SS9.
BUNGALOW - Asbestos shingle; 8
bedrms.. din. rnl., garbage disposal
in kit. tiled bath; beaut rec. rm..
toilet In bsmt.; screened norcheS;
Eas h:.w.h;; ideal s; Sc, location Can
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Immaculate, 3-bedroom brick home,
within 5 minutes 70 area Govern
Tnent Installations, y block to shop
ping, transp. and Patterson school;
fuli basement, deep level lot, many
extras. BY appt, Mr.. Musselman,
~ MARSHALL MafSHIAiLL j. wAPLE co.
Rsaltor. 1924 I4th NV. AD. 4.2005
CONGRESS HTS. Mr.. ATLANTIC AVE,
HORTICULTURISTS Delight
Handsome. semidetached brick home.
Five immaculate rooms. bSnt. and
the best garden In the area with
patio and fountain; reasonable terms
70 good purchaser. Call Mrs. Voigti
OIL. 2-2560.
MARSHALL ]. wAPLE co.
Nealtor. 1924 l4th NV. AID. 4-200S
FORT DAVIS
1hree-bedroom brick home, with nm.
inhed recreation room, In area con.
Venient to shopping, transp. anS
peeFe Elementary School, BY appt.
Mr.. Musselman, Ii 6-g556.
MARSHALL ]. WApIE CO.
Realtor. IA 18th NV. Ap. 4-200l
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BANNOC OCKBURN HTS.
COUNTRY CLUB SECTION
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-5 Pm.
R00n WILSON LANE

OPEN SUNDAY, 2-5 Pm.
$500 WILSON LANE
Gorgeous, custom built. almost-new
brick rambler. situated on q lovely
tree-studded corner lot 1T5,x2g0i
with barbecue pit In rear This home
features q 25-ft. living rn1. with
firepl.. Spacious dining rrn., de luxe
kitchen, redwood paneled den, 8
twin-sized bedrms. and 2 tile baths;
bsmt. with gas a.-e. heat: 2-car
built-in garage. Truly q renowned
home for the most discriminat ting
buyer. For additional Information,
call Mr.. Powers. JU. $500. e. NJ.
FRY, ING, OIL. 2-8700.
To reach: Out Wilson lane to $500 or
River rd. tto the intersection Of
wilson lanel and our open sign.
BETHESDA RAMBLER
Brick, corner lot, 2 bedrms. and bath
modern elec. kit, expansible attic
with plumbing roughed in for 2no
bath. Close to National Institute Of
Health and Naval Hospital. 572l
Kingswood rd.. Bethesda, Md. oper
sat. and Sun, ! pm. until dark
JOSEPH r. SWAIN, INC, OIL
G-3413, OF. 2-1Q22 --1
Evening star., 1953-01-31

BETHESDA. on Bradley blvd. in de.
brick. Full din. rm.. screened porch
Elec. kit. with dining area. Tflt
powder rm.. 3 ,bedrms and 2 hath.
on 2nd a. Full bsmt. Garage
Lge., level lot. Priced for imme.
Elk. 3-740O wo. e-9osC
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S-Bedrnn. BRICK RAMBLER
/ YEAR OLD
RAMRT,ERS

Four new homes now beine corn-
pleted; best buy in Silver Sprine;
large bedrms.. 2Ia baths. GE Kit.
with separate breakfast nook; patio:
full bsmt:; top location. Excellent
value at $22,950; terms. Trade OF
sell your present home. Buy now
and choose decorations.
Evening star., 1953-01-31

Owner being transferred. Offers g.
bedrm. brick home on large level lot.
in excellent condition. large GE kit,
breakfast space; full bsmt. with ire
place. Assume $4,000 loan. Price,
$lT,500. Vacant.
Evening star., 1953-01-31
FOREST HEIGHTS
HOME AND GARAGE

only 8 mos. old and In neW-house
cond., this brick Cape Cod faces
back on : wide lot inkurine your
privacy. Liv. rm.. with hrepl.. com
bination kit. and dining area, 2
bedrms. and bath on LIST Il. Open
stairway 70 expsnsible ATTIC. tnll
sale at SIS. 500 with excel. financing.
Quick poes. Phone now. LU. 2-131b
until 3 pm.
JIM BRITT
3 n. fs0nffnne6 a. NaIf Paaa. d -
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BETHESDA
New Cape Cod brick home with 8
J bedrooms, 2 baths: full basement
with outside. entrance; large cor
ner lot. Only $IS,95O.. TO reach:
dr., turn left 2 short blocks To
Wilmett rd., go TO the end Of the
HENRY ]. CONNOR, INC.
OIL 2-16S3. Builder. Ewes. OIL. 4-477O
Evening star., 1953-01-31
BERWYN HEIGHTS

BERWYN HEIGHTS
We have beautiful new homes. close
TO everything. Two priced at Sl3,-
300. They have Q lge. bedrms., lge.
Living rm with .firepl.. fully eauip.
Kitchen. and full bsmt. The other
two. priced at $14.50O. are of brick
bedrooms. Excellent terms.
E. F. BLANCHARD, Realtor
TIT q sSk1 ,rai n nNs q,
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS

1891 GATEWAY BLVD.
Brick rambler. 3 bedrnns.. tie bath.
dinette and kit. equip; plus Bendix
washer; lge. terrace lot: 9 yrs. old;
low down nayfIfenk -
Evening star., 1953-01-31
SHOCKEY BARGATN

SHOCKEY BARGAIN
SPECTATORS or handy men. We have Z
bungalow, asbestos siding, 4 bedrns.
full bsfnt Vapor-oi1 heat on T-acrt
plot Of ground bounded by -four
streets Sewer and water. Schools
and Transportation. House struc.
decoration. Also an additional cot
tage on site. Located on Georsia
ave. close-in Silver Spring. Can be
subdivided. Priced to sell for cash
$13,500. AVON SHoCKEY. Realtor,
Evening star., 1953-01-31

S12,5O0 AND S12,qbO
bedrlns. ard some haTe expandable
2nd a.; equip. kit. Ice. lot. We have
= Of these. We must move this week.
end: lcw down payment.
WEST REAL ESTATE
Suitland. Nd. 10. $4,000
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SI,UUU DOWN
TEMPLE HILLS

MARYLAND PARK
Almost new 2.bedrm. brick: Ire. kit,
and bus; bal. $50 mo-, Just Hke
Evening star., 1953-01-31
FULL DINING ROOM
AHA REGINA ST

G2EALToR-JU. $3.50 81
4S7 SOUTHWEST DR..
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
Three ,bedrms.. 2 bathss living rni.
with large picture window and
beautiful view: exceptlunally de-
sirahle ail-eiec. kit. fun basement
and garaRe; on wide lot. Open sun,
j until dark. ROBERT =. HEATER,
Akent. Can Mr.. Coleman. Ju. ~
0021: eyes,. JU. 6-5345. Directions:
Out CnIesville I'd. 1 mile past -Four
Corners left on Northwest dr., 4
block to Southwest dEs then left To-
400 NORTHWEST DIR.
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
-Four hedrms.. baths. attractive
liz. rri.. full din. rIn,, splendid all.
elec. kit. recreation rfass 1nclosed
breezeWay: gear garaRe: level lot.
100 It. wide. Open sunday, I'll
dark. ROBERT 5. HEATER, Agent
Z Call Mr.. Coleman. Ju. 9-00Z1. eye
nings. ~, S-S346 Out Colesville
I'd. i mile past Four Corners 70
Northwest Dr.. left 70 OPEN AeiEn.
A-1
Evening star., 1953-04-16
Business Clinic
Slated SATURDAY.

The District Business and Pro-
feSsional Women's Club will
sponsor a Small Business Clinic"
for women over 40, from 10 am.
to 4 pm. Saturday in the Com
munity room of The Washington
Post.
The clinic is designed to aid
women of that age group who
are looking for job opportunities.
Mrs. Veleita Prather. club
president, will preside at the
morning session. Speakers and
their subjects will include Mrs.
Meta Fay, Job Opportunities for
Older Women; Mrs. Mollie Aber,
Attitudes; Mrs. Emily Covill,
Beauty Counselors";; Miss Roma
Hook. Telephone Subscriptions"
and Henry E. Rossell, "Silver
Club"
Mrs. Phillis Groverman, chair
man Of the Education and Voca-
tions Committee, will preside at
the afternoon session. to be di-
vided into the following subject
categories: Putting an Idea to
Work." Training Courses Avail
able to Older Women" and
Pioneer in a New Business"
Guest speakers for this session
will be: Osa E. Jay, Mrs. Law
renee Imhof, Mrs. Marie Corley,
Mary Resh, Mrs. Helen Flynn,
Mrs. Emma T. Watts and Irene
Eneiz. Representatives of the
Baby Sitters Guild also will par
ticipate in the program.
Evening star., 1953-04-16

Hot buttered sconetyPe biscuits filled with strawberries
Green Beans s" '"''' watereress cncumSer sS Salad
Strawberry Scone Shortcake Coffee
Strawberry Shortcake.
cups sfted alpu flour q cup butter
q teaspoon SALTS salt 'O'l y u cup mil milk " about
70 cup granuated sugar cups sweetened sliced
rnd or " teaspoon cup heavy cream
sift together dry ingredients Add grated rnd or
Cut in butter pastry resembles
more milk necessary to make soft but easily handled dough
Turn out on Toured board Knead 10 times to shape into
rounds Spread tops with butter Sprinkle sugar
an inch apart on cookie sheet in hot oven t45o F. about IL
Put together with plenty of berries Top with
Beef Patttes with Tangy Sauce Baked Potato
Buttered Cabbage Corn Pudding
Fruit Je4o
Beef Patties With Tangy Sauce
4 cup up'i fine % bread crumbs I cup cup catsup
TABLESPOONS grated onion tablespoon prepared mustard
teaspoon SAT- aesr q teaspoon ea worcestershire
into pes p to o o Add nd pd mk Or
drppngs to lightly frying Add paes and brown
frequently allowing 10 to IS minutes for cooking Re-
move patties Combine tablespoons dppngs catsup mus
tard and worcestershire Heat until blended Serve
patties. Makes 6 servings.
Lamb SteD 1Oith Vegetables
Mred Green Salad Hard Rolls
Lemon Crackle Tea
Lemon Crackle.
u teaspoon salt y cup lemon juice
2 tablespoons cornstarch "a soda cracker crumbs
cup granuated l cup brown
cold water l2 melted butter
2 eggs beaten Sifted flour
"a butter "a teaspoon soda
u teaspoon vanilla l shredded coconut
Combine SALT cornstarh ganulated and cold water
Cook boiler until thick. Add slowly beaten
return to double boiler Cook to minutes longer Remove
from heat Add butter, vanilla and lemon juice Mix
cracker crumbs and brown and add melted butter Mix
-four soda coconut together add crumb mix
ture Put Of this mixture into butered s-inch
cake Pour lemon filling this Sprinkle the
in
Is 20 minutes until lightly Drowned Chill
Evening star., 1953-04-16

GIRLS sUMMER PLAYWEAR . All 4 Store, 7.
Girls Cotton Shorts. to 8. Reg. 100 for 100
Grs Cotton Shorts to 8. Reg. l49 ---------7ee
Halter and Shorts Sets. to 8. Reg. l.49--------7se
Girls Cotton Shorts. TO ID. Reg. l.e8--------79e
Evening star., 1953-04-16
SONG?
IF. B., CheUy Chase

Can there be two of these?
"Green Grow the Rushes,
Ho!" an English ballad with
religious content" and Scot
Bobbie Burns anything but a
religious song. Green Grow
the Rashes. Or?
I copied the poem from my
Burns Songs" David Bryce
& Son, Glasgow, undated. but
owned by me since the early.
'Nineties. Since then I have
been to the Library of Con-
gress and looked at random in
several of the many editions
of Burns works , on the
shelves. I found the poem
again and again, in very old
editions.
I shall be interested in
hunting up the "Fireside Book
of Folk Song" and discover
ing the connection. If any. It
seems most unlikely that
Burns was a plagiarist.
Evening star., 1953-04-16
BACON.
(E. L. S., Washington

In reply to Mrs. L. D. ",
Arlington: When bacon is too
cold to separate readily, count
pieces to be served and separ-
ate this portion from the rest.
Place in pan while still stuck
together. When the bacon be-
comes warm, each piece may
be easily moved into proper
arrangement for continued
cooking.