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Evening star., 1953-12-06
Union Asks Congressional
Probe Of Aviation Strike
BY the Associoted Press

DETROIT, Dec. 5.-The C1O
United Auto Workers Union
deploring what is called a lack
OF concern" by the Defense De-
partment, demanded a congress
Sional investigation yesterday of
its six-week-old North American
Aviation strike.
The UAW international made
the demand on the Senate Armed
Services Committee on the 43d
day of a wage strike of thou
sands of workers at plants of
the aircraft production firm in
three cities.
A complete disinterest" of the
Defense Department toward the
strike at this time was cited by
the union as one of several
points on which the committee
could investigate. The union
raised a question of the strikes
effect on national security.
The union said the Defense
Department apparently" ap-
proves of a gigantic taxpayer
financed campaign" to break the
strike.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
Dock Strike in East
Dec. "a Will DEFY
Solution, Board Says

An East Coast longshoremen' IS
strike on December "a that will
defy solution by the most ex-
pert of mediators" was predicted
yesterday by a special board of
inquiry appointed by President
Eisenhower.
The three-man board said all
indications are that the strike
will start at the expiration of a
60-day Taft-Hartley Act Injunc-
ton issued on october %.
Like Guerrilla Warfare"
The board gave this gloomy
picture of the situation, "akin to
guerrilla warfare" which pre-
walls on the New York water
front:
Bargaining is at a standstill.
The issue of union representation
overshadows all others. Unfair
labor practice charges clog the
ordinary procedure of NLRB
National Labor Relation
Board), yet provoke accusations
of undue delay. Any last offer of
employers must be measured as
fruitless formality. Rejection
is almost certain. Even if ac-
cepted, the union representation
problem remains to haunt those
who seek a settlement.
From testimony given to the
board. a December "a strike
should be expected, a strike that
will defy solution by the most
expert of mediators."
Main issue in the dispute is
the fight between the Interna-
tional Longshoremen's Associ-
alton and a new union organized
by the American Federation of
Labor for the right to represent
the COCK workers. The AFL ex-
PEELED the International Long
Shoremen's Association several
months ago on charges it had
failed to rid itself of racketeers.
Only Hope Is Offered.
A spokesman for the New York
shipping association said the
only hope he saw for averting
the strike is SO-day extension
OF the no-strike injunction ex-
plrlng December "a, the Associ-
ated Press reported.
He said the NLRB should hold
a bargaining election, adding:
I'VE are willing to sign with
anybody who is certified. We
can't sign an agreement with
anybody while the election is
pending"
Evening star., 1953-12-06
By J. A. O'Leory

Highly-placed Republicans yes
terday predicted that co-opera-
ton between congressional lead
ers and the White House will be
the cornerstone of President
Eisenhower's strategy for getting
his program enacted at the ses-
sion convening one month from
| today.
The President stated recently
that unless the Republican Party
can develop and enact a progress
sive. dynamic program it does
not deserve to remain in power.
These words gave rise to spec
ulation as to whether Gen. Eisen-
hover was getting ready to as
sert his leadership in the 1854
session to a greater degree than
he did at the last session.
One key Republican, who asked
not to De quoted, agreed that the
President will exert every effort
to get his legislative program
through once it is presented to
Congress. But he emphasized
that the Presidents first step will
be to get the greatest possible
agreement among House and
Senate leaders before the various
bills leave the White House.
Conferences Planned.
AS evidence of this, he called
attention to the three days of
conferences the President will
hold with all Republican leaders
of the House and Senate on De-
cember II, 18 and 10 to outline
the legislation Congress will be
asked to pass in the coming
session.
This Republican spokesman
said these pre-session confer
ences are in contrast to the Gus
tom followed in the early years
of the Franklin D. Roosevelt
administration Of transmitting
must" bills direct to Congress.
Of course. the Eisenhower ad-
ministration faces far different
situation in Congress than did
the late President Roosevelt, and
must adapt its strategy accord
ingly. Mr.. Roosevelt had large
majorities in Doth houses, giving
him votes to spare for most of
his bills. Today the Republicans
are actually in the minority in
the Senate and have a paper
thin majority in the House.
This means they will need
some Democratic support for
everything they get through the
Senate, and in most cases in the
House. (The Senate has 48
Democrats, At Republicans and
one Independent. The House
consists of 219 Republicans, 215
Democrats and one Indepen-
dent).
Although no Democrats are
expected to be invited to the
initial conferences starting De-
cember II, the White House has
indicated Democratic leaders
Evening star., 1953-12-06
IS Bit Sfratojets
Fly Home From England
BY the Assoeio,sd Press

TAMPA, Fla, Dec. 5.-Bucking
head winds of IS miles an hour,
Is BAT Stratojet bombers few
from England to their home at
MaoDill Air Force Base here to-
day.
Eleven of the medium bombers
made the 4,480-mile hop nom
stop from Brize-Norton Field
near London. Four, which had
trouble refueling during rough
weather off Newfoundland,
stopped at Limestone AFB in
Maine before coming on here.
The planes are part of the
305th Bomb Wing. which has
completed a 90-day training
mission in England.
Because of the head winds, the
time of Col. Elliott Vandevanter's
lead plane was a relatively slow
10 hours and 80 minutes. The
record for the east-west crossing,
9 hours 7 minutes, was set by 1t.
Col. Benjamin B. Blose, Septem-
ber 5.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
Eisenhower Program Hinges
On Leaders Cooperation

also will be consulted whenever
bipartisan action is called for.
From his home in North Attle-
boro, Mass, Speaker Martin pre-
dicted I'VE will enact the Eli
senhower program and it will
meet with general approval"
The Speaker would not con-
cede that there will be any far
reaching change in the Presi-
dents role toward Congress next
year. He said he has never
agreed with those commentators
who hold that the President did
not assert strong leadership at
the last session. In the 1854 Ses-
sion, however, many major sub
jects will be up for decision that
were sidetracked at the last ses-
sion.
Ferguson Cautiously Optimistic.
Interviewed by telephone in
Michigan, Chairman Ferguson
of the Senate Republican Policy
Committee also was optimistic
that the administration will get
its program through, but added:
I'VE must realize we have a
closely divided Congress-"
Senator Ferguson also stressed
the need for cooperation, and
said the President is going about
it the right way by arranging
the procession conferences. He
said he is sure there will be later
consultation with Democratic
leaders and predicted enough
Democrats will support the ad-
ministration program to put it
through.
Senator Ferguson said he does
not disagree with the Presidents
recent statement, but expressed
concern that it might tempt
some Democrats to feel that by
blocking the administration pro-
gram, they could then quote the
President in their arguments
against continuing the Repub-
licans in control at the next elec-
ton.
Il think the test will be, do
we present program that is
dynamic, and then do our best
to get it thrOugh?55 said Senator
Ferguson.
Domestic Issues Are Test.
Representative Arends of Illi-
nois. Republican whip of the
House, echoed the belief of other
leaders that the keynote of ad-
ministration strategy will be to
maintain cooperation between
the White House and congress
Sional leaders.
Until the legislative program
is unveiled in the President S
January messages, it is not pos
sible to forecast how Congress
will line up on specific issues.
But one general conclusion is
fairly safe. namely. that the
real test of President Eisen-
hower's power to lead Congress
will come on domestic prob
lens.
There is ample evidence that
Evening star., 1953-12-06

he will have substantial Demo-
cratic support on foreign policy
matters. This will give Gen.
Eisenhower the advantage in
any showdown he may face
with Senator Mccarthy, Repub-
lican, of Wisconsin, in that field.
The White House has listed
seven major topics for the con-
ferences with congressional lead
ers next week: National defense;
expenditures and taxes; the farm
problem; labor law revision;
public housing and slum clear
ance; social security expansion
and foreign aid.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
Ridqwoy Cancels Trip

The Army said yesterday Gen.
Matthew Ridgway, Chief of Staff,
has postponed indefinitely an
inspection trip to Fort Bliss. Tex,
and the White Sands IN. Mex
guided missile testing grounds
He had planned to go next week.
No reason was given for the
poStponement.
Evening star., 1953-12-06
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Evening star., 1953-12-06

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we invite you to call for a private
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Evening star., 1953-05-15

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Evening star., 1953-11-23
CHARLES ANTELL-
THE NAME THAT MADE
LANOLIN FAMOUS
- r r r.

Charles Antell pioneered in the use
OF lanolin for hair health and beauty.
1t was he who was largely responsible
for the current widespread use OF
lanolin in beauty preparations. But
none has been more successful than
the Charles Antell Formula 8. for
example, which in the past year has
been used by more than 10000
people.
Nor is this record an accident.
Lanolin itself is closely akin to the
natural oils Of the human skin. 1t is
one OF the few which actually can be
absorbed by the hair and scalp to
keep hair healthy-looking, lively.
and naturally lovely.
The secret of lanolin's miraculous
powers lies in the fact that it is q
product Of nature. It is the natural
oil taken from sleeps wool and has
an unusual ability to absorb water.
If you have ever seen q sheep when
wet, you would notice how its curls
tighten into tiny ringlets instead of
becoming straight. Most amazing is
the softness and springy texture Of
wool that is due to the wonderful
lubricating action Of lanolin.
1t is easy to understand, therefore.
what this miraculous oil can do to
hair that is moisture-starved for
natural oils, or impoverished through
mistreatment,
With the unusual Antell formulas
As the basis Of the new Charles Antell
Home Permanent, 1t is little wonder
that even the most mistreated hair
can take" . perfect permanent wave
and be ereconditioned at the same time!
Evening star., 1953-11-23
Conducted by
BETSY CASWELL
TURKEY RECIPE:
OLD SnNG0

Mrs. w. c. p, Washington
Now that turkey time is here
again I'd like to share a recipe
that I cut out of one of the
papers last year. I have tried
this recipe several times and
we all love it. The recipe is
for leftover turkey scrapples
and I find it a wonderful way
for using that last bit of tur-
key: One turkey carcass Cleft
over), 3 quarts water Cor less),
! teaspoon salt. "a teaspoon
pepper, l teaspoon poultry
seasoning, 1 stalk celery (cut
in small pieceS), quart turkey
broth, cup corn meal, 3 cups
ground turkey meat, 2 tea
spoons fat. Remove all meat
from carcass and grind it.
break carcass in pieces and
put in saucepan. Cover with
water and add all seasoning
and celery. Simmer about
u hours. Remove bones and
bring broth to boil. stir in corn
meal and stir until it thickens.
Add the ground meat and SIM
mer for about u hour. Stir
often to avoid sticking. Pour
scrapple into loaf pan and let
stand until firm. Slice u inch
thick and fry on both sides
until brown. am sure that
all lovers of scrapple will en-
joy this.
Now I have a request for an
old song, probably a folk song
that my grandmother used to
sing to me. I can only re-
member a little of it here and
there:
Froggy would a wooing go
Whether his mother would let
him or no.
Master MouSie shook his side
To think his niece would be
his bride.
What shall the wedding sup
per be
Cold corn bread and a black
eyed pea.
Now that I have grandchil-
dren of my own, they love the
little of it that I can remem-
ber and I'm hoping that some
one of the readers can help
me to complete the words.
Evening star., 1953-11-23

IhlS new nome permanent solves
the problem for women who want
beautiful color and beautiful per-
manent at the same time and
for all women who have hair dried
by neglect or inferior permanents.
This remarkable home permanent
actually reconditions as it waves -.
gives even dry, strawlike hair a
shiny, vitally-alive look with per.
feet waves and curls!
Unique Formulas with lanolin
Unlike anything you have ever
tried, the new home permanent is a
unique combination of lanolin-bless-
ed formulas (including famous
Formula 81, with completely new
simplifed methods of application.
Erery step of this home permanent
feeds" hair with the beauty-giving
moisture OF lanolin--a counterpart
OF the skins own natural lubricating
oils, and one of the few that can be
absorbed by the hair and scalp.
This means that moisture-starved
dry, brittle or dull hair becomes soft
and manageable radiant with
sparkling, natural highlights under
magic touch Of this ldnolized
home permanent.
The unusual formulas in this new
home permanent act on your hair
these three important t0dys:
They furnish natural moisture
that sinks into chemically damaged or
Evening star., 1953-11-23
New Permanent
Gives Perfect Wave
to Bleached Hair
by JANET JAYNES

Today witnessed one of the most
amazing hair demonstrations l have
ever seen. 1t was a permanent given
to woman who had badly damaged
hair due to using bleach for over
three years. This woman's hair was
actually yreconditioned during the proc
esS OF the permanent wave.
This new home permanent is being
introduced by Charles Antell. Its
action is especially amazing when
you consider the strenuous chemical
changes necessary to remove color,
to take" new color or to make
straight hair curl.
Charles Antell solves this problem
by using Formula 9 and other new
Antell formulas with lanolin to act as
buffers" or conditioning agents
throughout every step of the per-
manent. Contrary to expectations,
the resulting permanent is one Of the
quickest you'll find anywhere. (The
actual timing Of this unusual per-
manent seems fantastic-with about
s out Of 10 waves ready to neutralize
rs soon as all curls are wound.l
Evening star., 1953-11-23
DUTCH CHRISTMAS TREAT.
MRS. M. D., Washington

Mrs. M. D., Washington
Here is a Dutch Christmas
treat that was requested some
time ago. It is one used years
ago by my mother, who in
turn learned it from her
mother. The latter spent her
girlhood in Holland. They
are fruit doughnuts or crul-
lers, called "Oley-Kochen":
2 eggs, we'll beaten, about 70
cup butter, l scant cup sugar,
larger half of yeast cake, about
20 pints milk and water, luke
warm, pinch of salt. Flour to
make soft dough when the
following has been added: u
cup raisins (seeded), p cup
currantS, scant cup citron, cut
very small, l large or 2 small
apples, cut into small pieces,
few almonds or other nuts
chopped. little candied lemon
peel or grated rind of one
lemon, little nutmeg and Gin
namon. Raise in warm place
until light. Then drop by
medium spoonful into hot fat
and fry as crullers or dough-
nuts.
Evening star., 1953-11-23

dehydrated hair to help revitalize it.
.They supply necessary lubrica.
ton as a "buffer" against chemical
changes that must take place to
make straight hair curl.
They soften and recondition hair
before, during and long afterwards so
your permanent actually groaOs love-
lier day by day!
Only Charles Antells New.
Method Home Permanent can act
like this. For it alone contains the
Charles AnteH formulas with lanolin
that are the secret of its success.
Fast New Waving Methods
In addition, only Charles Antell
Home Permanent gives you all new
methods of application that cut wav-
ing time. For example, your hair is
shampooed after your permanent in-
stead of before, so hair is shiny-clean
with no lingering permanent wave
odor. A simple, two-minute condi-
tioning program after your wave
keeps hair lovely in spite Of additional
touch-ups, tints or rinses.
Why wait? Get your Charles Antell
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Evening star., 1953-11-23
Luncheon Meetinq
Slated Tomorrow

A luncheon meeting of the
Opti-Mrs. Club of Washington
will be held at 1890 pm. to-
morrow at the Sheraton Park
Hotel.
Following the luncheon. Doll
aid L. Miller, minister of Music
of the Northminster Presbyte-
rian Church, will present a mu-
steal program. He will be as
sisted by two of his students;
Mrs. Betty Glow and Mrs. Jeanne
Johnston.
Mrs. Winfield S. Martindill,
club president, will preside.
Evening star., 1953-11-23
OAR Chapter

The Francis Wallis Chapter,
Daughters of the American Rev.
olution, will meet at 8 pm. to-
morrow at the home of Mrs.
Paul Edward Waring Of 3637
Veazey street NV.
Mrs. James L. Wisenbaker, re-
gent, will preside, and will ac-
cept three new members into the
chapter.
Miss jeanne Waring will as
siSt her mother as co-hoSteSS.
Evening star., 1953-11-23
NOW! vPEARL" YOUR
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this exciting new way to manicure
UOur 6ngertipsl
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Evening star., 1953-11-23
Potato Pancakes

Making potato pancakes? Then
CRATE the potato just before you
are ready to mix it with the other
ingredients, because if the po-
tato stands it will turn dark.
Evening star., 1953-11-23
Board Meetinq

The advisory board of the
Women's Association of Allied
Beverage Industries will meet at
$50 pm. next Monday.
Hostesses for the event will
be Mrs. Marge Sartwell and Mrs.
Ida Sherman.
Evening star., 1953-11-23
Reuse Beet LiQuid

Any liquid leftover from pic
kled beets? Refrigerate it, then
when you want to use it, reheat
it and pour over drained canned
or cooked beets.
Evening star., 1953-11-23
CHARLES ANTELL will pay you SOC
to try his special new home permanent for
DRY-D DYED LEACHED HAIR!
New Lano|in Waving Method Works Faster-Surer
New Formulas with Lanolin
Revive Moisture-Starved Hair

it's true! Charles Ante is Of the perfect results you'll
with this home spite dry beached dyed
tinted hair he'll SOC just for trying the first one
Evening star., 1953-11-23
TWO REQUESTS?
miss J. B., ,ArHngtoD

w TOO U 0'I 11I ttTEyLUW/
Can any one tell me of any
good book which would tell me
how to make alterations in
patterns to fit irregular
figures? I am having difficulty,
especially with shoulders and
sleeves.
1 would also like to find de-
tailed instructions for dyeing
clothes. Does any one know
where these can be obtained?
Evening star., 1953-11-23
Readers Clearing 4ouse
FREIGHTER TRAVEL.
IN. w. M, Washington

I'M. w. M, Washington
I have sailed to and from
Japan by two different lines
of freiglrters, those carrying
no more than IL passengers.
I sailed from San Francisco
on the American President
Lines and returned on ship
somewhat inferior, sailing
through the Panama Canal
with destination New York.
Freighters are fast, as COM
Portable as many a liner. the
food excellent, the service ade-
quate and if your shipmates
prove congenial, a perfectly
delightful trip is in store. I
believe it is a much more
pleasant way to travel than on
liners with dormitory sleeping
arrangements, or tourist class.
My experience was three beds
and a private bath with each
cabin. If they are not carry
ing a full complement, then
only two, or. perhaps only one
to cabin.
Harlan Publications, Green
lawn, N. Y, puts out booklet
called "Travel Routes Around
the World" with dozens, al
most hundreds, of routes by
freighters as we'll as a wealth
of information about Sailings.
1t sell for one dollar, and is
delightful even if you don't
actually expect to take any
trip.
I made my arrangements
through the American Presi-
dent Lines here in Washington.
They are most willing to give
information and plan trip
for you. I have heard that
Norwegian and Dutch ships
are very fine, and I have a
friend who sailed recently on
a new japanese ship from New
York to Yokohama but have
had no report on that. Happy
landing!
ALASKA?
mrs. D. L. r., Merrifeld, Va
My husband is a private at
Elmendorf Air Force Base,
Alaska. 1t is just a little way
from Ancorage, Alaska, and I
am considering going out
there to live. I have a three
.nonths-old baby SO I would
like to know the weather con-
ditions, what types of clothing
to take, the rental situation,
prices and such, and the avail
ability of baby foods.
I wonder if your readers
could give me the information
I want and if they have had
the experience of living there
when their husbands were just
privateS.
Evening star., 1953-11-23
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FOR A
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Evening star., 1953-11-23

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Evening star., 1953-11-23
COOP SCHOOL.

Mrs. J. c. ~, Arlington
Highlands Cooperative Pre-
School, Offering both nursery
and kindergarten classes is
located to serve the resident Of
areas near much of Lee high
way, Lorcom Lane, Riverwood.
Cherrydale, Military road and
adjacent sections. Non-Sec-
tartan, it is located in the First
Nazarene Church at Twenty
first and North Loft streets,
just off Lee highway, near
RoSslyn Circle. Each group is
under the guidance of a
competent teacher. Glasses
are in session from 9 until
noon each weekday. For fur
ther information. call ia.
1886.