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Evening star., 1954-05-06

cooked lamb in the center /.
Here's an easy cream dressing
for lettuce or cole slaw. Mix 2
parts frozen lemonade concen-
trate for lemonade with part
thin cream: add salt and pepper
if desired. Serve over leaf lettuce
or shredded cabbage. Use the
undiluted lemon concentrate to
brush over brown n serve rolls
just before you put them in the
oven. Glazed and lemon-f favored,
they're delightful with fruit or
chicken salads For a meat
less main dish, give an a-la-king
touch to canned salmon. Add
sauteed green pepper slivers and
diced pimiento to cream of eel
cry soup; add salmon with liquid
from can; heat. Spoon over corn
bread squares Whenever a
recipe calls for both mashed av-
ocado and lemon juice it's a
good idea to add the lemon juice
to the avocado as you mash 1t.
This keeps the avocado from
darkening. Be sure to select fruit
that is soft if you want it to
mash easily and have the best
flavor Spring is the season
for cakes and an extra good
frosting for your favorite loaf
or layer cake is made like this.
Cream " cup butter or mar
garine with 2 cups sifted pow
dered sugar. Fold in 3 beaten egg
whites and / cup coarsely ground
walnutS. Add vanilla to taste.
Evening star., 1954-05-06

BroHeG HGH0ut Dtth SonD1e Sauce
ShoeStrng Potatoes Spinach
Cucumber Salad TnpiocG Pudding
BrOled Halibut with Soufae Sauce
pounds halibut steaks ] teaspoon worcestershire
! teaspoon salt
Dash pepper y cup grated cheese
" cut butter, melted y teaspoon prepared mustard
12 mayonnaiSe / egg white
Sprinkle both sides Of habut steaks with salt pepper
Place broler about inches from the
Brush with butter and brol from to minutes
butter and turn carefully Brush the other
bron additional to minutes until easily
when tested with fork Combine the mayonnase
shire cheese and mustard. Fold mayonnaise
beaten white and pile lightly to broiler
about minute until brown. Serves g.
SATURDAY.
FrGnkturterS Baked Beans
Bro1Dn Bread Raap Relish Tran
Orange Oatmeal Cookies Tea
Orange Oatmeal Cookies.
" cup sifted flour l teaspoon vanilla
" teaSoon salt IA cup orange juice
" cup shortening 112 cups rolled oats
cup brown packed package SemSweet chocolate
! bits
Grated rind orange
sit together flour and salt Blend shortening and brown
add rind and vanilla we'll
-four mixture alternately with juice Add rolled oats
and chocolate bits teaspoonfs onto
sheet Bake at 375 degrees for IL to IS minutes
dozen cookies Remove from cookie sheet Immediately on
from
Evening star., 1954-05-06

so much sweet corn to the mar
ket that it earns a place on
the good buys of the week. For
more good values in produce add
Maine potatoes. Florida oranges.
radiShes, cucumbers, carrots,
celery, new yellow onions and
rhubarb. Nearby farms. although
hampered by several days Of
bad weather, are shipping good
amounts of asparagus, spinach
and other leafy green's. Supplies
Of asparagus from Jersey are
getting heavy enough to bring
prices into the reasonable
bracket. Strawberries from Lou
isiana are plentiful and good.
Jot raisins down on your mar
keting list. too. They're in good
supply and priced right. Give
them the 'round-the-clock at
tention they deserve for a
little fruit they're chock-full Of
calcium. PHOSPHORUS and iron.
Sprinkle them over the morning
cereal; at lunch put a few in
sandwiches; at dinner use them
in a sauce for ham, in a carrot
peanut-raisin salad, or in any
number of tempting desserts.
In the meat department, one
local food chain is featuring pork
this week end both chops
and roasts. Since the weather
has turned cooler a pork roast
would be a nice change for Sun
day dinner or stuffed pork chops
with a celery stuffing is another
suggestion.
We can't get away from beef
it's still a top buy. This
week you'll see some bargains
in chuck roasts and ground beef.
Veal also will get into the news
as a good purchase for the week
end.
And don't forget Sunday is
Mothers Day. Order that Spe-
cial box of candy early with the
assortment she likes best. There's
even a special pack this year
Evening star., 1954-05-06
Platter Of Petits Fours
layers> bakers

package e 1ayers) bakers
sponge cake.
" cup butter or margarine.
2 egg whites, unbeaten.
pound confectioners' sugar
Sifted.
Few grains salt.
1h teaspoons vanilla.
Cut IL petits fours from the
cake layers with a deep. dia-
mond-shaped cookie cutter, or
q sharp knife. Cream butter
until light and fluffy. add egg
whites and beat In. Add sugar
and salt slowly, continuing
Evening star., 1954-05-06

to beat. Add vanilla. Divide
frosting into 4 portions. Leave
one white. With food color
ing. tint the other portions
delicate pink, green and yel-
low, respectively. Hold top
and bottom Of each diamond
shaped cake between thumb
and finger. Frost sides. Place
cake on fiat surface and frost
the top. Decorate with multi
colored sprillS. colored sugar
and semi sweet chocolate
pieces as desired.
Evening star., 1954-05-06

for teen-age gifts priced
in keeping with those weekly
allowances.
Evening Coffee
Does coffee keep you awake at
night? Many of us love coffee
late at night but can't drink it
for that very reason. This week
press and radio gals were intro
duced to a new instant coffee
that is 81 per cent caffeine free.
The product is not a coffee SUBJ
stitute but a 100 per cent pure
coffee from which most of the
caffeine has been removed. De-
veloped by q revolutionary Swiss
process that takes the caffeine
out before roasting, you can en-
Joy a cup of coffee with real, true
coffee flavor any OF time Of
the day or night. To make it,
just measure l teaspoonful, more
or less. according to strength
desired. in a cup. Pour on boil
ing water. stir and serve. The
product is available in both the
2 and 4 ounce jars.
Here and There:
If you have recipe for a
good imaginative sauce in the
file, you've the answer to q
number of exciting dishes. Rails
in curry sauce is delightful with
lamb, for the base is rich lamb
stock, And the plump little rails
ins impart the authentic Far
Eastern touch. This is how: Melt
3 tablespoons butter and add "a
sliced onion and fry until a golden
brown, then remove from heat;
add 2 tablespoons flour, l tea
spoon curry powder. and u tea
spoon salt. Mix until smooth,
then add 2 cups stock from
cooked lamb; cook. stirring con-
stantly, until mixture thickens.
Add "a cup seedless raisins and
cook a minute longer. Pour over
a border of cooked rice, having
Evening star., 1954-05-06

SUNDAY
Leg of Lamb Parsleyed Neu Potatoes
Minted Peas Spring Salad
Pineapple Pie Coffee
Pineapple Pie.
whites tablespoons shredded coconut
h teaspoon cream of tartar cut whipping
Few grains salt Il tablespoon
" cup Sifted No. pineapple tdbits
Add tartar whip eggs in sti
but not peaks Add tablespoons beating
well after each addition the bottom
and sides to but creased 9nch pie pan.
slow CTS degrees F about As minutes until pale blond
color and dry Cool overnight if possible Whip until
very thick and fluffy, flavor with teaspoon vanilla
extract drained pineapple meringue
with whipped Decorate with pineapple and cherries
Refrigerate for easier cutting. Serves 8.
MONDAY.
Shepherds Pie Corn Sticks
Tomato Onion Salad
Lemon Icebor Cake Tea
Shepherds Pie.
cups diced cooked lamb " teaspoon salt
/ cup chopped celery Y thin gravy
No 303 kidney beans 11a cups water and bouilon
/ diced cooked carrots cube
teaspoon worcestershire cups wellseasoned mashed
potatoes
Combine lamb celery kidney BEANS carrots
erse sauce salt and gravy water to which bouon cube
has been added Pour into quart casserole Spoon mashed
potatoes mixture. Bake moderate
F0 IS minutes until mashed potatoes
are lightly Drowned. Makes servings
TUESDAY
SirLOin Steak Baked Potatoes
Asparagus Endive Salad
Fruit Cup
Endive Salad.
8 small heads Belgian endive French dressing
8 small picked beets " green pepper. chopped
endive; pull away any dscolored outer Cut
each head through the middle lay the two halves
salad plate sprinkle with picked bees cut in thin strips and
chopped Add spoonful Of French dressing
Serves
Evening star., 1954-05-06

This streomIned dinner can be prepared in minutes.
WEDNESDAY.
Lima Bean Dinner French Bread
Tossed Salad Wellesley Fudge Cake
j." Lima Bean Dinner
~ cups California large l minced Glove garlic
dry limaS teaspoon dried basil
u pound ground lean beef tomato ounces)
pound pork sausage teaspoons salt
! chopped medium onion
Rinse lmaS and with water. Soak several hours
overnight Brown beef and pressure cooker Drain
excess fat Add onion and garlic and lightly
1mas. reserving water Add lmas, water basil.
tomato and salt Boil minutes Adjust and
exhaust according to directions for cooker Cook
at is pounds Makes servings
THURSDAY.
Baked Pork Chops Mashed Potatoes
Green Beans Buttered Cabbage
Date Nut Torte Coffee
Date Nut T0rte.
eggs "A teaspoon salt
Y a chopped dates
" teaspoon vanilla II chopped wanutS
cup sifted flour Whipped cream. desired
" teaspoon baking powder
Beat well and gradually beat in Add vanilla.
St together -four baking powder and SALT and stir into
mixture Blend walnuts into
8inch baking moderately slow (S25
degrees F) so minutes Cut rectangles and
or cold with whipped ice Makes
9 70 servings. BY wi"
Evening star., 1954-05-06
kHWhats Coohin'
FRIDAY.

FRIDAY.
Broiled Halibut NTH Sou17e Sauce
ShoeStrtng Potatoes Spinach
Cucumber Salad TGpiocG Pudding
Evening star., 1954-05-06

for teen-age gifts priced
in keeping with those weekly
allowances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30
military Rosters
lShow 1855 Drop

There were 3.311,445 officers
and enlisted personnel in the
armed forces as of May 81.
The Defense Department, max
ing this announcement today,
said the total decreased 1885
from April 80.
The department broke down
the May 81 total as follows:
Army-1.4 16.534; Navy-735,621 !;
Marine Corps-218,590; and Air
Force-940,700.
Only the Air Force showed an
increase during the month
1882.
Recruitment and inductions Of
enlisted personnel for all the
military services during May was
estimated at 51,191, including
1904 inductees, 24,054 new re-
cruits and 11,053 re-enlistments.
Meanwhile. the Air National
Guard announced it had reached
q strength Just short of $4,000
the highest in its eight-year his
tory. Reports from adjutants
general showed 1922 officers and
k3. 445 airmen as Of May 81. This
does not include $500 Air Force
YROrC graduates who recently
agreed to accept commissions as
second lieutenants in the Air
Guard. In the summer of 1916
the Air Guard consisted of a
single Colorado unit of IS men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30
Honduran ArmyChief
Begins Conferences
On Official Visit Here

The Honduran Army Chief of
Staf1, here on an official visit,
began a round of conferences to-
day with military leaders Of
the United States.
1t. Col. Armando Velasquez
Cerrato. who described the visit
; evidence Of friendship between
country and the United
went first to the Penta-
He was invited to lunch,
en- conferences, with Gen.
49, Is L. Bolte, vice chief of
q Tor the Army.
agon spokesman said Col.
FelasQueZ' visit had no connec-
ton with news developments In
Central America. It was explain
ed that the invitation was ex-
tended many weeks" before the
outbreak of revolt in Guatemala.
Nevertheless, Col. Velasquez
said on arrival yesterday at Ma
tionql Airport that his trip was
solidarity.
When he stepped from an Air
Force plane that brought him to
Washington from Miami, the
Honduran officer was accorded a
combined armed forces full
honor ceremony, with 17-gun
salute. He was greeted by 1t.
Gen. Daniel Noce, the Army in
spector general; Charles r. Bur-
row. and John L. OhmanS of
the State Department., and Rear
Admiral E. T. Duke, represent
ing the Navy.
The Honduran Embassy dele
CATION there included the Am
bassador, DR.. Rafael Heliodor
Vale; Maj. Roberto zepeda,
military attache, and Romeo
Aguero, first secretary.
General and Mrs. Noce enter
tanned at a reception honoring
Colonel Velasquez late yesterday
at Fort McNair. Ambassador
Vale will give a dinner in his
honor Friday at the Embassy.
Colonel Velasquez plans an in
spection at Fort Belvoir Friday.
He will spend the weekend in
New York and plans a trip to
Fort Dix Tuesday. Thereafter
ne will go to the Command and
General Staff College, Fort
|Leavenworth, Kans.; Fort Sill,
Fort Knox and Fort Benning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-30
Library Of Congress
Gettinq Historic Papers

John K. M. Ewing and his Sis
ter. Miss Eleanor Sherman Ew-
ing, 10411 Amherst avenue.
ASilver Spring. have given some
more Of their family papers to
he Library of Congress.
They include the diary of
heir father. Gen. Charles Ewing,
Who was with Gen. Sherman.
The gift also contains few un-
published letters of Presidents
Lincoln, Hayes and Harding.
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Graham
Continued From Page A-2O)

tCOntlnueQ from Page A-20)
100000 a year-wants to come
to Hollywood to be a movie star.
He might do better at the Cali
fornia race tracks.
Our own DR.. Frank Baxter,
who carted home most of the
Emmy Awards, says he talks
longer on television than any
other performer-50 minutes
straight. And even Bishop
Sheen has to take time out to
give his sponsor a few minutes"
he adds.
If you want to meet the stars.
visit Frankfurt's Butcher Shop
in Santa Monica and you'll hear
club members Don De Fore,
Doris Day. Anthony Caruso,
Dorothy MCGUIRE. Bill Morrow,
Esther Williams and Donna Reed
while whole and half steers are
cut up and packaged for the
deep freeze. The lobby of this
meat shop is papered with
vie-Fan-Mag covers.
Doris Day is looking for a tall
leading man for her next pic
ture, Yankee Doodle Girl"
John Wayne is 6 feet 4. and
Doris is asking her husband.
Producer Marty Melcher, to
start negotiating.
Van Heflin, who already has
two daughters, is roofing for the
expected baby to be a girl. Says
Van: 1T will be nice when I'm
old to still have three beautiful
young girls admiring me-"
Susan Hayward is buying a
ranch in northern California, to
live on between pictures and to
raise cattle. She will also have
dogs-but no bankers!
Guy Madison swiped the shoes
OF the horse he rides in THE
Command" and had tn e m
bronzed like baby shoes.
Released by NANA)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17
AWord-Winners
At the COLONY

1.-THE Sea Around Us" and
1.-THE Lavender Hill Mob" will
open at the Colony Theater to-
morrow as the first in a series
OF 1852 Academy Award winners
to play at the theater.
THE Greatest Show on Earth"
is scheduled to open on Satur-
day and will be followed by 1.-THE
Bad and the Beautiful" on Mon
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17
Rockville Gets
Anew Drive-In

Montgomery County will have
its first open-air movie theater
with the opening Of the new
Rockville Drive-In Theater to-
morrow. The theater is located
on U. s. route $40 and has a
capacity of over 800 cars.
Mayor Daniel r. Weddle of
Rockville will ofiiciate at the
opening ceremonies.
The first screen attraction is
Walking My Baby Back Home. ("
a Technicolor musical, starring
Donald O'Connor and Janet
Leigh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17
Starting Thursday.
BENEATH THE 12-MILE REEF"

'oors Open 5:45 PM. Feature al q :10.
:35. 800 Pm. FREE PARKING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17
Hospital Wing Dedication Slated in Charlottesville

the hospitals new maternity de-
partment and nursery, and new
facilities for the hospitals radi-
ology department.
Patients in the older, 5O-bed
portion of the hospital will be
moved to the new wing in a
week or 10 days to permit work.
men to renovate and remodel the
interior of the old building.
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speeioI pispoich 10 The sior


CHARLOTTES vILLE, Va,
Mar. 1.-THE Martha Jefferson
Hospital and Sanatorium's new
million-dollar, 56-bed wing, will
be dedicated Saturday, accord
ing to Clarence c. Gibson, hos
pital director.
DR.. T. H. Daniel. long active in
affairs at the hospital, will make
the principal address at the
ceremonies which will be fol-
lowed by public inspection of the
new wing.
This wing. which increases the
bed capacity Of the hospital to
ITO, contains % double rooms
for patients. a kitchen, cafeteria.
laundry, four operating rooms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17
Island Goes Wet Aqoin

LERWICK, Shetland Isles,
Scotland, Mar. II (P).-After "a
years of local prohibition. Uist,
most northerly of the British
Isles. is going wet again. The
Shetland licensing court yester-
day granted a liquor license to
the only hotel on UiSt. Prohibi-
ton began in 1920.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17

For the flrst ! 900 Ladies. Souvenirs
for the Men. Free Balloons for the
Riddles. Gala Screen Show. DONALD
O,CONNOR In WALKING MY BABY
BACK HOME" (Technicolor). Gates
VIII Open ut 700 PM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17
u. of Nd. Dance Concert

The University of Maryland
Modern Dance Clubs annual
spring concert will begin a three
evening run tonight at $3.50 in
the University's Central Audi
torium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-17
Films of More Than Routine Merit

THE BAD THE BEAUTIFUL"-Kirk Douglas amoral
mOviemaker
"GENTLEMEN's AGREEMENT"-On the viciousnes of preju
dice, well made
"LILI"-Lesie Caron capivates in a French carnival.
LITTLE CAESAR-The start of Edward G. RObnsOns
of movie crime.
QUO VADIS"-TechncOlOr spectacle in ancient Rome
ROBE-Bbica drama the vast CinemaScOpe scale
Observation-Disclosures Granger in king size Swash-
buckler.
THE SNAKE PIT"Olva de Haviland tortured asylum
inmate.
"STALAG l7"-Life in a German prisoner of war camp
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-08-20
IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK
1914 TEN YEARS AGO 1914


AUG % Johnny Walker Rih l9 son OF Mr. and Mrs j. L.
City, Madison countys first
inante paralysis according to DR. F. M Wursbaugh County
Department of Health s%
w. Dckeson London position with Bur-
Criminal Identification at London Prison Farm
Roll Board dedicated at West Jefferson Me-
Day. of 241 and women from village
and township in Armed Forces.
AUG Countys 55h annual fair attracts large crowd
Sunday Gold Star Mothers and all who
Supreme charge of London aycees Mayor
jaime Stewart, Cincinnati speaker. *.
AUG 27 Madison County mails IFS ballots and
voting supplies and women in Armed Forces
Lnson 93 prominent Stokes township resi-
dent in IOOF Home, Springfield. .a
Mrs John Howsmon S5 lifelong resident OF Madison
County dies at home in London
AUG Roby, Prize Winners selected as best
Margaret Lindsey Madison County Stchers London
best girl diver at All Camp Clifton
1s24-THIRTY YEARS AGO 1924
AUG % Shaw newspaper work in London for l9 years.
London Times resigns position with Madison
Press held since 1917
AUG "a Frank B. Young auto dealer breaks LondCn
Country Club golf record with TO-
AUG 25 Carzdafner g. former prominent London ous
ness merchant, dies in Columbus = -.
AUG 27 First annual picnic Madison County and Mt Sterling
Fish Holt farm south of London ATTENDED py
several hundreds.
AUG % Countys 35th annual fair in session. Byron
Ballard starts 31st year traffic cop" .-
AUG w. E Lofgren (Celeslne Shafp) move
to Chicago Lofgren, resigns from drafting department
Thomas and Armstrong factory engineering department
city of Chicago ..... -. = =, r,;o,
AUG 30 Mary Kefer and operator OF Red BRICK
justice of peace for Deerceek to"I
ship performs wedding ceremony Tavern the first IN the 1a
Gus old hostelry for three-quarters OF a century
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-08-20
24O 4-N Members
At Camp Clifton

Two hundred and forty campers
attended the Madison County All
Club Camp at Clifton last week.
Outstanding campers were chos-
en- by their fellow campers as fol-
lows: Girls spirit-Willa Cham
bers; Boys Spirit-Phil Roach;
Head H-Karen Meeker and Lar
ry Rothwell; Heart H-Sue Dill
ingham and Bobby Casio; Hands
H-Carol Converse and Tommy
Reed; Health H-Barbara Jones
and David Ruoff; Emblem Awards
were given to: Linda Chambers,
Sharon Roberts, Diane Spachner,
Brenda Dorm, Julia Dorm, Paulette
Oyler, Airline Geyer, Gloria Gees
ling, Bobby Brake, Eddie Hanscel;
Honorable Mention-Apryl Terry,
Joyce Packer, Carolyn Rothe,
Martha Reder, Mary Reder, Karen
Peck, Nancy Congrove, Mary
Lombard, Barbara Smith, Eileen
Kronk, Susan Bridenstine, J Judy
Beatty, Marcelia Chenos, 10 an
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-08-20

Clarence j. Brown Member of Congress- 7th Ohio District

testimony committee last week. Gen.
who Supreme Commander of the United Nations
diplomatic relations with
brought end in order win the cold
United Nations organization he called great
ussa) great dement u.s. He urged the United
only the
world opposed Communism In conference the
directly position
to that of his old General Clark and
continued diplomatic with Russia and greater
o the United Nations
big buldup underway for establishing Southeast
in Thaand formerly
Sam) along the line of the which existed in Wet
maeralze hundreds of millions and perhaps billions of
will poured Thaand, the form of
military other aid in the months and ahead.
High American officials well of other
onS have been extremely embarrassed the detection
of DR. Otto John intelligence
to the Communists Germany. recently
visitor to the United States where it reported he full
the files records intelligence
officials
seemingly had the utmost confidence in Dr. john certain the
intelligence organization been the
and those of other free
nations hastily reorganzng their intelligence forces in
Europe.
year ago, passed bill the
debt ceiling SIS billion $3.50 billion the SEN
until last week that the SEN
accepted BILL with amend
limiting the in the present debt Init to Sc billion
temporary only with the understanding that by next
be below the present $2bl
lion limitation. .HwN.
AS drought the Department of Agri
original estimate of 3311493000 bushels
for 282407S000 bushels of
48 45OOO 1853 totaed 376615O0O bu
bushels 1O84OoO than the estimate made last
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-08-20

culture and Executive Secretary
of the Ohio Association; Walter
l.. Bluck, Executive Secretary and
Clarence A. Gehring Assistant
Secretary of the Ohio Council of
Farmer Cooperatives, Inc. will
accompany the trip.
The Bremen FLA Chapter of
Fairfield County won first place
to receive the Ohio Cooperative
Leadership Award offered by the
Ohio Council. Entered in the Ma
tional Contest, the Chapter placed
in the top, five in the nation to re-
ceive recognition and a handsome
wall plaque from the American
Institute of Cooperation. The Ohio
Council is sponsoring the trip to
the Institute for Roger Smith, who
has been designated as the Bre-
men Chapter delegate. FLA Chap
ters at Bremen, Jewett and Pleas
antville will receive a series OF
lecture charts as the three top
ranking chapters in the Leader
ship Contest. Charts will be
awarded by the Ohio Council of
Farmer Cooperatives, Inc.
Other winning Ohio FLA chap
ters having delegates to the In
stitute sponsored by local coopera-
tives are: Hicksville, Spencerville,
Minister, Elmore, Beavercreek, Up
per Sandusky, Hardin Northern,
Big Walnut, billiards, Westerville,
Lynchburg, Ashland, Carroll, and
New Concord.
More than 5000 adult, FLA, and
All members are expected to at
tend the Institute sessions on the