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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
Red Cabbage in Wine

II you're a sauerbraten fan
cier, you know that red cabbage
IL a must to serve along with
it. Make it with red wine, to
really bring out the flavor Of
the vegetable.
Shred q head Of red cab
bage and rinse through two cold
waters. Put in q pot with q
quartered apple, q small chopped
onion. " pound of butter. l
teaspoon salt, a tablespoon Of
vinegar and q cup of red wine.
Cover and simmer over q very
low flame for an hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22

by 1T would look tacky" any place what it amounts o On
whether they live in Frankfurt Germany in Frankfort
Kentucky.
of note has expensive hobby He racing stable
not designing he's out at the track Several
ou0hbeds, including Hon" and Roaming oUnsd by
Claire McCGrdeH and her husband haze VACATTONING
AT HOME sign up all round at their seabreese sDspt
sudotarmhouse Shelter Island IN the middle Of
Island Sound.
Cotton Stark, designer for Harpey
se Is also interested in other fabrics too Her
ertile DESIGNERS Jacques Lesur Rodier and Starron.
It's color fabric, talent labor machine money
research ADAPTATION imagination the value and
beauty that make fashion the second greatest commodity Of the
world This the theme behind the Mosaic Fashion" pres
enaton being staged at the 18th awarding
NmanMarcus fashion awards In Dallas the 9Th It'll
Of September Proceeds from gigantic fashion show and bali
each are presented the Acquisition Fund Of
the Dallas Museum Of Fine Arts 1925 and 53s went
to commission Rufno Tamayo Of Mexico to execute mural
E Hombre for the museum Here's proof again that fashion
s-hrst Of allan art.
John Robert famous beauty authority one OF the
in Chicago at the Advertising Specially Association
Far September 1921 Other Judges include Lberdce Ben
St1ht and Bruce DoUneS.
News wooknts favored fashion fab
RIGS Many patterns in wool jersey include tweedy hora
paisley and novel knit motifs such stripes checks pad
Coors wonderful too There's basic black charcoal
and rusty shades Gone clingng
costumes Most skirts flare softly fall away
figure in hattering lines New knitting techniques have made
this possible.
Says Fred Smith Of Sports Illustrated: growing
tendency for families with family sport"such sailing
fishing hunting hiking, riding bowlng-to
shopping plus the kindred every family
for the same type Of sports clothes causing fashions
adapted Personally we can see this al
ready in the Bermuda shorts idea where everybody
already have caeht the faney Of the womno After M
scotsmen boot mon. wear 'em, you know
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22

in demand primarily as an eve
ming fabric. With q hint Of silk
to make 1t gleam, wool broad
cloth makes elegant, dressy the
alter suits in a variety Of shapes.
A broadcloth suit may have a
fitted Jacket, prettily collared In
ermine, or q eni-fltted box,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
Finding Out About Fabrics

Broadcloth: This fine wool
less often silk or cotton.
smooth surfaced fabric has been
d standby In mems suitings for
many years. It's rich. sober I'M
ish was highly desirable in
women's daytime suits In grand
mothers day, but this year it's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
Pineapple Crunch
Rolls

Want to turn q simple roll
into a glamour item? Try Pine
apple Crunch Rolls. Start with
a package of 8 brown n serve
dinner rolls. Combine one-fourth
cup drained. crushed pineapple.
three tablespoons brown sugar.
and one tablespoon each Of pine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22

bound in satin like a mans din
ner jacket. The dress beneath
is most likely sheath. and may
be trimmed with hattering wool
lace. A junior suit in this fabric
has a brief. tight jacket and q
wide. many-tiered skirt that
gives the effect of a lady's riding
costume.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22

apple juice and melted butter or
margarine. Spread mixture over
bottom Of a loaf pan to fit rolls.
Place rolls, tops down. over mix
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22

the c0IoneTS ORDER was greeted With quite
q few raised eyebrows. The fact remains
that he focused attention on a.subject that
has long been discussed BY both Americans
and Europeans.
But a word In defense Of the women
abroad who are credit to the American way
OF dressing. These are the ones who make
Europeans turn to admire their immaculate
grooming. their attractive and yet relatively
inexpensive clothes. Most Of al. they're conn
plimented on the wonderful way they wear
them. I'll stand pat and say what I've main
tanned after having seen American women
abroad. They're still the best-dressed women
there. It's sad that the fashion proclamation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22

ture and bake at 400 degrees r.
for Is minutes. Cool for a min
ute. turn out and serve. fruit
side up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-22
Fashion Notebook
Our Women Abroud
Still Well Dressed
By EIeni

It "dily" Of edict Col John Diley put out "a
Frankfurt Germany telling American women 70 shape up
where the wearing Of blue jeans curriers'
other casual and sometimes sloppy" attire concerned
No likes be told poor taste" 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19
SUPER CHEF DRIVEN

On indian Head Highway Via So.
.pitol ST Bridge. 6ls Miles From
JOHN KODIAK. JOHN DEREK, AM
BUSH AT TOMAHAWK GAP tTech.b
at 7:19. 1915. JOHNNY WEISSMUL-
LER. ANGELA STEVENS. SAVAGE
MI;TINYv at a.S1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19

HOLLYWOOD.
!, David Selznick is searching
for a Scarlet O'Hara for his
stage musical version Of Gone
With the Wind" He needs a
"Vivien Leigh of today" How
about Audrey Hepburn?
Neville Brand Jumps from jail
in "Riot in Cell Block IL" to the
Humphrey Bogart role in 1.-THE
Petrified Forest"-he'll be Duke
Mantee for IL weeks in summer
stock. Jean Dalrymple, pref
tiest of the lady show producers
in New York, is after Rhonda
Fleming for a play.
Rex Harrison is No. l choice
for the Warner remake Of "The
Scarlet Pimpernel." He's also
top-rated for the movie version
of BELL. Book and Candle" in
London. with Jennifer Jones, to
be filmed after she has her baby.
Zoltan Korda is hoping to
package Jean Simmons and
Stewart Granger for THE Kings
General" The London re-
viewers didn't care for the Thu
man Capote-Jo Huston combo
for Beat the Devil"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19

Follies sl1owgirls, now raise
money for various charities.
We also have an invitation
from Mayor John Hynes Of
Boston to be present the night of
April 6, when Charlie Bracket
presents the Boston Library with
some special motion pictures, at
the celebration Of the Boston
Public Library's Tooth anniver-
Sary. Wish I were twins.
This is a cute story: When
Jimmy Stewards father met
Producer Aaron Rosenberg
Aaron's latest hit with Jimmy
Is THE Glenn Miller Story
the senior Stewart told Aaron.
I'm very grateful to you. And
I'm going to give you a present"
He delved into his pocket and,
presenting Aaron with a pen
knife from his hardware store,
told him, 1.-THE hardware bust
ness lost a good man when
Jimmy went into acting"
y X ~
Ella Logan has made the first
step toward reactivating her
acting career-getting all her
teeth capped. And since we men,
toned in this column that Ella
wanted to work again, the wee
Scots lassie has been getting
lots of offers-including tele-
vision.
John Lund tells me he'll do
a good picture for less money
and a bad picture for more
money. But meanwhile, doing
fine with his CHS radio show,
Yours Truly. Johnny Dollar, +"
he's thinking of putting it on
TV.
Frank Sinatra is so sure he'll
win the supporting actor Oscar
award. he will definitely attend
the academy awards show March
Is. His date is his daughter,
Nancy Junior.
(Released By NANA.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19

of Masonry" now supporting II
hospitals for poor crippled chill
dren, claims nearly Z million
members.
Asked If the ceaseless touring
tired him, Mr.. Arnold replied:
Sure, you get a little weary,
but when you see those red fez-
yes, the old Shrine spirit gets
into you and perks you up"
Mr.. Arnold found time yester-
day to receive a key to Wash
ington from Commissioner Re-
nah F. Camalier. His wife, who
travels with him, washing his
shirts, pronounced it the pref
test they have ever received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19
Shrine's Imperial Potentote
Makes Brief Visit to CAPITAL

The imperial potentate of
the Shrine of North America
rushed into Washington yes
terday for a reception and
dinner in his honor and rushed
out again today, continuing a
tour of Shrine temples and hos
pitfalls that has already taken
him $4,000 miles since July.
He is Remmie L. Arnold, a
Petersburg (VaD pen manufac-
turer who has left his business in
the hands of his son and Son-in-
law for q year. while he travels
around the country to help
create bigger and better Shrine
spirit"
The Shrine. "the playground
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19
Hollywood Diory:
How About Audrey
As New Sc0rIett3
AS New Scarlet?
. Ry Sheiioh Grohom

If you care. there's q feud with
Edith Sitwell who just left Holly
wood. and Peter Ustinoy, who
just arrived here. And while
I'm. sure Mike Wilding viii do
a workmanlike job as Pharaoh in
THE Egyptian" will some smart
producer please star him in the
chic -about-town things that
made him famous with Anna
Neagle?
Yvonne De Carlo writes glow
ingly from Rome about Rossano
Brazil, who dallies with Ava
Gardner in their Barefoot
Contessa."
Gregory Peck's leading lady in
1.-THE Man With A Million, +"
dancer Jane Griffith. is coming
to Hollywood. about the same
time as Greg, for a crack at a
movie career here.
Received a letter from Peggy
Fears-A member of the New
York Ziegfeld Club. reminding
me. of the clubs 18th annual
dinner on the oath of April. The
members, all former Ziegfeld
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19

FAIRYAX Foirfax. Va. OR. $500
SINS OF JEzEREL," also GREAT
JESSE JAMES RAID"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19

YeV ore there when heart.warming en-.
enlargement, food, shelter, medical aid
reach these tornado victims. Your Red
Cross last year devoted over $500, 900
to help folks stricken by disaster -
floods, fires, tornados. Your generosity
made 1t possible to rebuild shattered
lives and homes for 24,500 families
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19
Oldest U. S. Highway

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mexico
claims it has the Oldest highway
in the United States. 1t is FL
Canine Real. which. according
to historical tradition. was es-
tablished and used in 1881.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19
AIRPORT

AIRDnRF Arlington
kAASAS VAAA OF 4-8i00
STRANGER WORE A GUM Color,
RANDOLPH SCOTT. at T:05 and
JOAN CRAWFORD. at $50. Car
toon. Located in Arlington on q. S.
Route l. lust over the l4th 81: Bridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19
SIDNEY LUST THEATERS
Free PaPkius
HILLSIDE DRIVEN

5000 MARLBORO Pike Sc. 10. s-.979
FREE. Open 6:15. starts $50. All
Family Show: John Wayne, Claudette
Colbert. WITHOUT RESERVA-
TONS" at 7:10, a:35. plus BIG
CARTOON SHOW. with Tom e. Jerry,
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DRIVEN THEArERS
Arc DRIVEN i o;

ZOO Indian Head Highway Sc.
South CupitoI st. Sc. to ABC
Ends Tonisht GLENN FORD. BRoD-
ERICK CRAWFORD IN CON
VIcTED."' at 6:45 and 1920: Plus
JUNE ALLYSON in GIRL IN
WHITE" at $50 only. Sat. s"49th
MAN" also HALF BREED" Car
toon and PLAYGROUND for Riddles,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19
1853 ~ IEIea l! Il

Films Of More Than Routine Merit
"ALL THE BROTHERS WERE VALIANT"-WhaIers against the
BEST YEARS OF OUR LIvESWarm hearted drama of the
postwar times
"THE CRIMSON PIRATE"-Burt a spool the
SwaShbueklers. -
COLBERT AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
team.
"JUST FOR YOU"-Played deftly by Jane Wyman Bng
Crosby.
"THE LAVENDER HILL MOB"-Expert comedy Alec GUM
CON THE RIVIERA"-Musical, with Danny Kaye.
PLYMOUTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tracy pilots the Pilgrim
laden Mayhower.
ROBE-Bibca adventure on the vast Cinema scale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19
MT. VERNON I iYI OPEN AIR

Rt. So. Of Alex. so. S-S.2e
Open Every Night at 900! . Flam-
BROTHERS WERE VALIANT" ROBT.
TAYLOR. shown at S:35 only! Plus
his MAJESTY O'KEEFE." BURT
LANCASTER. 6:45, 1920. color car
toOn Riddles Freel
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BRANCH DRIVEN

68OO Branch Ave. Sc. md re. 81
RE. 6-6G66
FREE CANDY TO K1DDIEs TO-
NIGHT! On our giant new silver
screen! Tonight and Saturday. MAR.
TIN AND LEWIS in "AT WAR WITH
THE ARMY" 6:30. $50. Plus JOHN
PAYNE in PASSAGE WEST in
Tech. s:25 Cartoon! Riddles always
free! Drive out Pa. Ave. Sc. from
Sousa Bridge or out Suitland Pkwy.
from s. Capitol Bridge. right on
Branch Ave. Drive 6ia miles south OF
D. C. Linel Sun. Mon: PRISONER
OF ZENDA" and TEXAS CARNI.
VAL" in Technicolor!
Arizona sun., 1954-09-24
SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH

9th Avenue and Buckeye
Rev. N. L. Nuff, Pastor
$50 am. Sunday School
HOO am. Morning Worship
Arizona sun., 1954-09-24
Shiloh Baptist

On last Sunday large attend
ance was present at Sunday School,
which made Supt. Adams and his
staff of teachers very proud. Elev-
en- o'clock worship services was
conducted by the deaconso who pre-
sented the guest speaker, Rev. Vim
son of Los Angeles, Calf. His in
spring message was entitled, "Who
Is The Christ"
The pastor Rev. Huff brought
the evening message entitled, "The
Eagle Stirreth Up Her Nest" ,"
which was very uplifting to the
audience. Music was rendered by
the Senior and Junior Choir.
Rev. Huff's subject for Sunday
night will be "Fifty-Two Cards
In The Deck" The pubic is in
vited.
Arizona sun., 1954-09-24
Antioch Baptist

Sunday School was held at $50
am. Our teachers and pupils are
looking forward to Promotion Day,
which will be held on September
26th. Rev. T. Baker delivered the
message subject, "Be Not De-
ceived" St. John 16 C. 16-21v.
Music was rendered by the Senior
Choir and Women's Chorus. We re-
reived a letter from our pastor,
Rev. r. N. Holt and wife, they re-
port having an enjoyable time. On
the sick list are Mrs. Fannie Nor
gan and Mrs. o. B. Boysaw. Grace
Hartley, reporter.
Arizona sun., 1954-09-24
Do You Need A Job?

Application blanks can be OBJ
tanned at City Civil Service Board
for the following positions: Clerk
Typist-I, Humane Officer-I, Liz
brady Page, Planning Analyst-I,
Semi-Skilled Laborer, Airport Line
Serviceman, Cashier, Clerk-II, and
Clerk Stenographer-I. Applications
accepted from September 16, thru
October l.
Arizona sun., 1954-09-24

am. The members are blending
forces together to receive the pas
tor and his wife with a great
church program.
Last Sunday Rev. Stanley King
preached two very inspiring SER
mons Mr. and Mrs. Jessee Fenner
were united to the church. The pull
pit committee completed it's as
signment by selecting Rev. R. B.
Burch "a local minister to preach
morning and evening next Sunday.
Appreciation is expressed by the
committee to the ReverendS Har-
per, Hayes, and Stevens Jr. who
made it possible for four guest
speakers to be heard at the outdoor
services held at Eastlake Park this
summer. The committee was COM
posed of Messrs. Solomon Garrett,
S. G.. Boyer Sr., L. F. Walton, M.
E. billiard, James L. Davis, Rev.
w. E. Youngblood, and Mrs. Valdia
Smith Jr. Sec., James Davis, re-
porter.
Arizona sun., 1954-09-24

And as ye would that mem
should do unto you, do ye also
to them likewise.-(St. Luke
6, 31.)
None of us wish to be made
to feel cheap, inferior, unloved,
unwanted. Then why should we
not be careful in all ways to
keep from making others feel
that way? 1t is so easy, if we'd
stop to think. It's so easy, too,
and so inwardly rewarding, to
give love instead of hate, a
smile instead of a frown.
Arizona sun., 1954-09-24
Willow Grove Baptist

Sunday School lesson = subject,
Growing In Christian Love-" This
very interesting lesson was review
ed by the pastor. Rev. Hardison de-
livered. a wonderful sermon sub
jected, Goods Chosen Generation. :"
Many visitors were present to wor-
ship with us.
Arizona sun., 1954-09-24
Wade Church Candidate
For School Bourd

Wade Church, Phoenix Attorney,
has announced that he is a candi-
date for member of the Phoenix
Elementary School Board, District
No. 1, subject to the School Board
Eelection, Tuesday, October 5, 1854.
He pledged himself to the follow
ing program:
l. Economy in the operation of
our elementary school consistent
with fine teaching staff, good
equipment, and sound text books
for our children;
2. Support for five member
school board;
8. Relief from taxes for home
owners by school tax equalization;
4. Support of the high standards
of our present elementary school
SYSTEM;
5. Futherance of system of
education that meets the needs of
our children and our community.
Mr.. Church offers broad back
ground for the job. He is married,
home owner, and the father of
three boys, (two of whom are en-
rolled in the Whittier Grammar
School and one in North Phoenix
High SCHOOL,. His wife, Margaret
K. Church, is a former school
teacher.
He graduated as valedictorian
from U.C.L.A. in 1888, and also
from the Harvard Law School.
He is a member of the Whittier
PTA; has been member of the
Whittier Boy Scout Committee
since 1851; Cubmaster for the
Whittier School Pack in 1858 and
1854.
He is a practicing attorney, a
member of the American Bar AS
sociation, the Arizona Bar ASso-
citation and the Maricopa County
Bar Association.
He was President and Executive
Secretary of the Arizona State
Federation of Labor (AFL) from
1943-1947; and Chairman of the
Endowment Security Commission
from 1944-1951; Vice Chairman and
Member of the Phoenix Housing
Authority from 1947-1953; Assist
ant City Manager of the City Of
Phoenix and Assistant City Attor-
ney of the City of Phoenix in 1947
He resides with his family at
1413 East Granada Road.
Arizona sun., 1954-09-24
Traffic Safety
Record Mounts

Today marks the 189th consecu-
tive day without traffic fatality
on the streets of the City of Phoen-
tx. The last fatality occurred on
March 10. The previous record was
set in 1948 when there were no
fatalities within the City limits for
1O4 days.
Arizona sun., 1954-09-24
GET I TING
ALONG
BY YAUREEN WHITE

NEW YORK (GLOBAL)-The
United States has population of
about 15O,OOO,OOO. Through the eff
forts of this population, (and their
ancestors) this country has at
tanned a position of world leader
ship. We have more money, more
labor-saving devices, more instru-
ments of warfare and more gen.
eral know-how than any other ma
ton.
But the United States has not
mastered the art of getting along
with other nations. Arrogance and
color prejudice have not endeared
her to other nations of the world.
Recent events in Western Europe
and Asia impress that effect upon
us. Should a war come, we would
have no strong nation as an ally.
Russia has a population of about
200,000,000. Through various meth
DDS, she controls about 500,000,000
more inhabitants. Russia doesn't
have the money, labor-saving de-
vices, or general know-how, that
we have, but she does have infinite
ly more people. These people are
capable of acquiring every advan
,tage we have. With these advan
tages, more man power and intense
dislike, the UUnited State would
not be in very good position.
President Eisenhower and Cice
President Nixon are aware of this
condition. They are trying to do
something about it, too. Recently
they appealed to the nations busi-
ness and labor leaders for more
help in the Administrations pro-
gram to end employment discrimi-
nation among whites and Negroes.
In their message to business and
labor leaders two points were
stressed:
First, the growing industrial
might of this country requires the
largest possible reserve of skilled
manpower.
Second, in the world struggle
for the minds of men, Americas
position of leadership makes it
mandatory that we not be subject
to the charge of racial prejudice
which is being hurled at us every
day by the Communists"
The leaders of our country's gov
ernment know what is happening
in the wrold. They know how des-
perately we would need every tai
ent and every skill possessed by
every American in case a show
down with Russia comes up.
Arizona sun., 1954-09-24
Pilgrim Rest

The Foreign Mission Program
was largely attended last Sunday,
and proved great success. Rev.
P. G. Page was our guest speaker,
and we were also honored to have
DR.. Gray on the Program. Florine
Johnson, reporter.
Arizona sun., 1954-09-24
City Ushers
Alliance To Meet

The City Ushers Alliance will
hold it's business meeting at Tanner
Chapel A. M. E. Church September
26th at 3 100 pm. There will be an
election of officers and the presi-
dent requests all members to be
present.
Arizona sun., 1954-09-24
CHURCH NEWS
First Institutional
Baptist

Rev. A. G.. Kendrick, new pastor
of the First Institutional Baptist
Church will take over his first
duties Sunday, October 3rd at IL: 100
Arizona sun., 1954-09-24

@. How can / stop nOse-bleed? /?
A. 1t can often be stopped by
applying cold congresses. Or wrap
a piece of ice in a cloth and place
at the back of the neck.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
'SEATO Pact
Approval By
us. Predicted
BY ROWLAND EVANS JR.

WASHINGTON tR - Sen. Wiley
CR-Wis) today forecast quick Sen
ate Foreign Relations Committee
approval of the Southeast Asia de-
fense treaty but hoisted a caution
signal on the new German SOW
ereignty and rearmament agree
ments.
Wiley is chairman of the COM
mittee. Neither ne nor Sen. Mans
field (D-Mont) foreSaw any major
obstacle to a committee recon-
mendation that the Senate ratify
the Asia defense alliance treaty
frs thing in January.
Secretary of State Dulles was
scheduled to go before the com.
mittee today with an appeal from
President Eisenhower that commit
tee study be completed during the
current special Senate session so
that the treaty could be taken up
by the Senate itself soon after the
new Congress convenes Jan. 5. Sem
ate leaders hope to confine the
present session to the issue for
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
Search For Two
Little Girls Goes
On In West Va.

BECKLEY, W. Va. R - Nation.
al Guardsmen continued for the
third day their search for two little
sisters who disappeared 10 days
ago. No trace Of them has been
found.
The foot-by-foot search for Irene
Agee. 8, and her sister Mary. &
has covered an area one BY five
miles in he remote, Egeria sec.
ton OF mountainous Raleigh Coun.
ty, southeast of here.
The girls were last seen when
they were dismissed from classes
Al Egeria school Nov. /
Three National Guard units To.
taiing 10 men, were called on,
Monday at full army pay for q
weeks intensive search. They are
covering ground searched las,
week by hundreds of volunteers
before a deep snow halted the
hunt.
Steve Agee, father of the girls
holds little hope of finding them
alive after a week in the open with
temperatures near or below freez.
ing every night. He has offered
a $50 reward for information lead.
ing to finding his daughters -
dead or alive"
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-11
Reds Order No
Rough Stuff"
Against Churches

MOSCOW B - Soviet Commu.
mist party chiefs told Red propa-
gandists today to continue their
tub-thumping for atheism but to
stop rough stuff against the
churches. ehilIt
Insulting attacks against believ-
ers and the clergy can only lead
to strengthening and even intensi-
fication Of religious prejudice
among the people," declared a de-
cree Of the party's Central Com
mlttee.
The unexpected order, signed by
Party Secretary Nikita S. Khrush-
chev and published in the official
party newspaper Pravda. followed
q Soviet press campaign against
religion.
The campaign, which began sew
eral months ago, apparently got
out OF hand in some places with
local officials resorting to persecu-
ton of believers and the clergy.
The new decree does not mean
that religion and the churches are
to operate as freely in Russia as
in the West. But it said it was
aimed at protecting the ''honest
Soviet ciizep" who still is under
the influence of all kinds of relig-
ious beliefs"