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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-05

Films of More Than Routine Merit

"THE BAND WAGON"-Cyd Charlse and Fred Astaire in
top flight musical.
"THE CRUEL SEA"-Excting wartime adventure aboard
corvette.
"MOGAMBO"-Ava Gardner Clark Gable locale, Africa
"QUO vADIS"-TechnicoIOr spectacle in ancient Rome
1.-THE ROBE"-Bibica CinemaScope scale.
"ROMAN HOLIDAY"-Audrey Hepburn captvates frolic
princess.
"SHANE"-Alan Laid Van Hefn in a superior outdoor
drama
walk EAST ON BEACON"-George Murphy a suspensful
chase.
BOlger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-05
interpreter of
battling talk

you are having trouble trying to make of the
daily reports from the Berlin meeting of the Big Four, you
have lots of company A jigsaw puzzle can't be put
gether if some pieces missing. You will much
closer to understanding the real meaning of the situation
however, if you follow the daily dispatches of Crosby
Noyes foreign correspondent of The Star He takes you
back STAGE tracks down the steady flow of from
the meeting and reveals the opposing strategy of
East and West Crosby Noyes gives you keener insight
into the political patterns behind the seemingly mponder-
able
For immediate home drey Of The Erening and SnnI Star for
only $I.75 a mo call Sterling $4,000
The Evening Stor News Authority Of The Nations Capital
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-18

WASHINGTON 1-The number
Of officially disclosed 1858 govern
ment firings for disloyalty reasons
rose to q today as the admins
|tration took steps toward analyzing
q 200 security risk" cases.
The figure Of q covers only five
big departments whose officials
have been questioned about secur.
ity separations by the House Ap-
preparations Committee and whose
testimony has been made public.
The same departments reported
437 security risks" had been
dropped.
Most recent agency to report was
the Commerce Department. In tes-
timony made public today, Asst.
Secretary James C. Worthy told
the committee 1872 security firings
or forced designations last year in.
Guided q persons classified as
leases involving alleged subver-
sion or disloyalty."
Previously, the Justice Depart
ment had reported ! former Com
munist among its 8 security firings
the Treasury Department had list
ed 4 disloyalty cases among $50
dismissals; the Agriculture Depart
ment had told of 1 disloyalty case
in an undisclosed number of Sc.
curity busters, and the Post Of
flee Department had reported 1866
security releases with no disclosure
of how many. if any, were dis
loyal.
The State Department already
has given its figures but the com.
mittee has not released them. Re.
portedly, there have been 5S4 Sc
curity firings in the State Depart.
ment figures unofficial, the COM
mittee has received reports show
ing that out of 971 security cases
in six departments, 40 or Al have
involved persons found or suspect
ed to be disloyal.
Sen. Olin D. Johnston (D-SC)
said, meanwhile, the administra-
tons promise of a limited analysis
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-18
Page 10 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Thursday February 49,
French Leaders Oppose US.
Training OfIndochina Troops
Thursday, February IS, 1854

some training responsibilities. Il
the French agreed.
The Pentagon explained that the
matter so far is being discussed
via military rather than diplomatic
channels.
The French Embassy, comment
ing on the Pentagon statement,
said emphatically it knew of no
formal request of this kind. Diplo.
matte spokesman made clear their
opinion that any such American
bid would have to be decided on a
high diplomatic level.
Sen. Humphrey D-Minn, a
member of the Senate Foreign Re-
lations Committee, said 0'Daniel's
possible mission was discussed in
detail by Adm. Arthur Radford,
chairman of the Joint Chiefs If
Staff, and Under Secretary of
State Walter B. Smith in closed
door meeting with c0mmlttee
members Tuesday.
'The committee gave strong,
unanimous encouragement to this
idea," Humphrey added. He said
he understood there need not be
any substantial increase in the 300
man American military mission
now in Indochina in order to help
in training.
Humphrey said he is familiar
with French arguments that they
are training native troops as fast
as possible and that American aid
could not help speed this tasks,
"Our observations lead us to other
conclusions" he said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-18
BY JOHN ScALi

WASHINGTON R-An American
move to help train anti-C Communist
Indochinese troops appeared GER
tain today to run into strong op-
position from top French govern
ment and army leaders.
There were solid signs that il
France accepts this American sug-
gestion it will do so reluctantly.
French military authorities were
reported convinced they are train
ing loyal Indochinese recruits as
fast as humanity possible and that
American aid in this task is not
needed.
To back up their arguments,
French diplomats reported today
plans to mobilize an additional 1O0
commando" battalions of anti.
Communist troops this year. II this
goal is met, they emphasized, loyal
Indochinese forces will total some
800, 900, outnumbering the 300, 600
man Communist force for the first
time.
Coupled with the 17O,00O-man
French Expeditionary Corps, this
would give anti-Communist forces
a So manpower advantage UMPIRE.
cedented in the bloody seven-year
old conflict.
The Defense Department dis.
closed late yesterday that it ha:
informally proposed that the
French allow Americans to helI
train native forces, mainly Vie
Nam recruits. 1t reported 1t. Gen
John w. O'Daniel, commander O.
American Army forces in the Paci
fic, would be sent to Indochina t.
head an enlarged American mill
tary mission which would have
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-18
'DISLOYALTY LIST INCREASES

He said it would be the rare case
in which only one reason was in.
volved.
He said he had requested from
employing agencies the number
separated whose personnel files
contained information indicating
"a subversive activities or asso.
Citations; ca sex peryersion: (sl
conviction on felony or miSdemean.
or charges; and ca any other type
of information falling within the
government security regulations.
Young said some of the separa.
tons were by dismissal, some bv
resignation, and that not all who
quit were aware their files con
tanned derogatory material,
Young's statement did not say
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-18
Guarantee OF
Child's Support
Asked OF Chaplin

Los ANGELES @ - Superior
Court has been asked to require
Comedian Charles Chaplin to post
security to guarantee 500 weekly
payments to support his daughter,
Carol Ann Berry, 10, born to for
mer actress Joan Berry.
In a motion made yesterday, at
torney Joseph Scott said Chaplin,
as a permanent resident of for
eign country may attempt to re-
move all of his remaining assets
from America" making enforce.
ment of the support judgment i'm
possible.
Scott explained that the news Of
Chaplin's wife, Coma O'Neil, de-
Serting her American citizenship TO
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-18

Of the security risks VIII not stop
his demands for a Senate inveSti-
cation Of the whole issue.
Johnston told reporters the prom
ised analysis ''could mean anything
lit only confuses the confusion. "
He said that as he understands
the plan the analysis win leave
many questions unanswered and
there is no assurance the admin
istration viii make it public.
Announcement that the Civil
Service Commission had ordered
an analysis of the 2,2O0 cases was
made late yesterday by Chairman
Philip Young.
Young said it would be futile
and meaningless" to attempt an
analysis assigning specific rea.
son for separation in each case.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-18
PA YRAISE IS SET

OTTAWA, R-Members Of Can
ada's Parliament are set for a
$4,00O-a-year raise in pay they've
voted themselves.
Chief Justice Thibaudeau Rinfret,
the deputy governor general, gave
final royal assent last night to a
bill raising the legislators annual
stipend from 5000 to $4,000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-18

whether the report would be made
public.
President Eisenhower has said
he was looking into the feasibility
Of making public . breakdown 70
indicate how many cases Of diSloy.
atty were found.
Many Democrats have com.
planned the public has been mis-.
led by statements Of some leading
Republicans that most OF the an
nounced 400 security firings" in-
volved diSloyal or subversive en-
ployes. Actually. they say. moss
Of the AGO were homosexuals,
drunkardS. ineompetents, or PER
sons who talked too much.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-18

become a British subject was "the
last straw to satisfy us Of our duty
to the little girl"
The attorney asked that a re-
ceiver be appointed for Chaplin's
remaining California assets until
the actor posts security to guara-
antee the payments. The court set
March 16 for a hearing on the
petition. The child attends a pri.
vate boarding school here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-18

In some sections of France, two
thirds of the houses are more than
century old.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-18

The Citizen Il Mcnrce ccun4Ys
Only Daily Nswspspsr-HEAD II
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-18

II Pays To ADVERTISE In The
citizen--Use It's Columns Freelyl
Evening star., 1954-10-17

Tots cotton popIin snowsuits, todders' coot
and slack sets, tot girls coats in wool blends
tpropery lobeIed) and all wooIs. Popular
coIors, sizes 9 mos. to 6x in the group.
Evening star., 1954-10-17

FoundeFS Uoy Only
Sonforized (for not more than ! % resid-
uol shrinkoee) cotton chino twill pants in
khaki color, grey, or green. Upper fly,
cuffed, sizes 70 to AZ in group.
Evening star., 1954-11-11
Report to the Fomemoker
Old VirginioFiom Slices Available

sauce, and served with q plain
steamed potato. A wise choice
since the sauce was very rich.
Following this we had q small
portion of boneless Rock Cornish
game hen, stuffed with wild rice
and trufiles. Our next sampling
was mignonette OF lamb with
rice croquette and asparagus.
We confess we had little appe-
tite left for the superb roast Of
tenderloin beef with pate de foie
gras, served with hearts of arti-
chokes. BY now, we were too
satiated to fully appreciate the
rich, creamy sabayon au Grand
Mariner that was served with
sugar-crusted lady fingers. All
we could think Of at this point
was here comes another 10
pounds.
Here and There
When beaten egg whites are
to be folded into an undavored
gelatin chiffon pie filing. part
of the sugar called for in the
recipe should be beaten into
the egg whites. This meringue
can then be folded more evenly
and thoroughly throughout the
chiffon. Butter, herbs and
tabasco vary the vegetable sea-
soning. For this savory butter
sauce to be used with a lavish
hand: mix together " cup but
ter. VI teaspoon salt. juice Of
" lemon, ! teaspoon chopped
parsley and VI teaspoon ta-y
basco. This casserole OF
beautifully glazed fruit makes
an ideal dessert on q crisp fall
day. Here's how to prepare it:
Melt " cup butter, add VI cup
brown sugar and Q teaspoons
cinnamon. Place drained cam
ned cling peach halves, canned
pears and cooked prunes in a
casserole. Add the butter mix
ture and bake in q moderate
oven about " hour. Equal
parts apricot whole fruit nectar
and apple cider heated together
make a wonderful warm drink
for teen-ager's fall parties.
Serve in big mugs with q Gin
namon stick as a stirrer. Bowls
of popcorn, doughnuts and wal
nuts are good go-alongs.
Here is another Of those popular
dips for potato chips and
crackers. Blend together ! cup
each creamed cottage cheese
and sieved avocado, 2 ounces
of Roquefort cheese. 2 table
spoons sour cream and tea
spoon onion juice. Delivious for
stuffing celery, too! The
best way to "foir the aggrava-
tion of a cracked egg is to foil
it tightly with a single thickness
of aluminium foil to keep the
white part from leaking out
into the cooking water. Add a
half-minute to your preferred
time for soft-cooking, and cook
the egg in the usual time II you
| want it hard.
Evening star., 1954-11-11

Sueor-plumped figs make pretty sood
Leg OF Lamb Brouned Potatoes
Broccoli Fig Salad
Butter Pecan Ice Cream
Fig Salad.
IL California dried figs l tablespoon lemon Juice
envelopes unavored gelatin package (3-ounce)
] cups orange Juice cheese
No. 2h can fruit cocktail Salad green's mayonnaise
A cup sugar ~-=s-s
sCover the figs with hot water Let stand minutes
Drain Pour the avored gelatin into the juice and
STIR Let stand minutes Heat the fruit cocktail and its siup
to just hot Add the gelatin, and lemon juice Stir.
Place Of the figs in pre mold and add of the gelatin
liquid Chill until Chill the cocktail thickened Pour
the figs and chill again until set Turn out lettuce
surround with remaining figs stuffed with cheese Serve
cold with mayonnaise. Serves 8.
Nugget Hamburgers Acorn Squash
Buttered Canned Peas and Carrots
Toasted Rolls Apple Cobbler
Nugget Hamburgers.
slices bread " teaspoon salt
" milk " teaspoon pepper
/ egg "a pound American cheese
/ small onion tablespoons fat
pound ground beef condensed tomato soup
Shred bread and with milk Add beaten egg grated
onion beef and Cut cheese into six
shape meat mixture around them to form cakes Brown
both sides in fat Pour meat cakes and simmer gently
about Is minutes Mikes 6 servings.
TUESDAY.
Lamb Pie tDith Potato Topping
Orange Beets Spinach
Tapiocu Pudding
Orange Beets
I tablespoon butter / can (about pound whole
tablespoon cornstarch sliced beets
y cup orange juice Salt and pepper
! tablespoon honey
Melt butter: blend constach orange juice honey
cook until thickens Stir in beets; to taste
Makes servings
Evening star., 1954-11-11
BY Violet FouIkner

brownie, add egg; If your taste
runs TO the cake-like type. add Q
eggs. Plain. they're the answer
to the sweet In the children.s
lunch boxes: topped with ice
cream and chocolate sirup. you
have q real company dessert.
Each box Of mix makes 36
squares.
The new coffee flavor In
slant cereal beverage2 For any
one who doesn't want or can't
use coffee but wants a hot bev-
erage, this Is it. Made from bran.
wheat, molaSSes and artificial
flavor. your youngsters can drink
1t. too. It contains no caffein or
stimulants Of any kind. From an
economy standpoint, it costs less
than a cent q cup. Make 1t just
like any other instant beverage
.. add water and stir.
/ III. Genuine Virginia ham
slices, cooked and ready to
serve, available for the first
time in vacuum-sealed quater-
pound packages. There must
have been countless times when
you've wanted q few slices Of
this kind Of ham but hesitated
to buy q whole ham. Each
package contains 4 to 5 slices.
just the right amount for i'm
promptu party snacks. The
slices are cut from cooked, bone
less hams that are aged. cured
and baked in the same manner
that has made these Virginia
hams famous for more than a
century.
The fresh frozen beef
steaks? They come four to the
carton withsa waxed card be-
tween each slice to prevent
sticking. No thawing is re-
quired, and cooking time is
only one minute per side. Good
for quickly" meals or fit them
into q bun for q speedy sand
wich.
Epicureon Repost
The other night we had an
opportunity to sample the cul-
mary artistry. Of a new French
chef who has lately come to
Washington.
When we say sample" it's
somewhat of an understatement
We ate our way through six
courses, each one meant to be
the main entree of a dinner.
However, we had been fore
warned. A note at the top of the
menu read this Is not intended
to be an example Of meal plan
ming but is merely a sampling OF
a few of Chef Carrere's favorite
Dishes" Any one Of them could
easily become ours, too.
We started with green turtle
soup laced with sherry. The soup
was topped with a blob Of
whipped cream, then run under
the broiler to glaze. Next came
fillet Of pompano with q divine
Evening star., 1954-11-11

II FRIDAY
Salmon Loaf Parsley Potatoes
Green Beans Cduhfotuer
Chocolate Roll
Salmon Loaf.
/ large red salmon "a cup melted butter
" teaspoon salt margarine
VI teaspoon paprka egg yoks
VI teaspoon pepper 1a cups firmly packed soft
tablespoons lemon juice bread crumbs
egg whites 1R cups scalded milk
Remove skin and bones from salmon and mash very
Mix salmon paprka salt and lemon juice melted butter
beaten yolk and bread crumbs stiy
beaten whites Pour into creased loaf Bake
S75-degree F. Serves to S.
SATURDAY.
FranEfurters Baked Beans
Bro,Dn Bread Tossed Salad
Ideal Custard Pie Tea
Ideal Custard Pie
egg white large eggs
" cup sugar egg yolk
" teaspoon salt 212 cups warmed milk
teaspoon nutmeg ! unbaked pastry shell
teaspoon vanilla
Beat white until stiff and add sugar, SALT nutmeg
and vanilla Beat into the white Add the egg yok and
to the egg white mixture and beat slightly
warmed milk Pour into unbaked pastr shell and place
preheaed to $50 degrees Reset control to 425 degrees F.
and bake 80 minutes Note There will be place cenr which
not set" but win finish cooking after pie placed
cooling rack.
Evening star., 1954-11-11

Beef, still the headline In meat
supply news, shares the spot
light with pork this week. The
seasonal supply of pork Is al
most equal to that of beef.
reports American Meat Insti-
Etute. Youll see some attractive
prices on pork loins. hams.
smoked picnics. sausage links
and bacon In the week end shop
ping "ads." Pork sausage links
sizzling In the pan, make the
best Of all calls to breakfast
these snappy autumn mornings.
Try them. too. baked In acorn
squash.
With such quantities OF beef
around, beef liver is another
economical buy to include on
your shopping list. Properly
prepared. this variety meat pro-.
yides good eating In addition to
good nutrition. Young, tender
beef liver may be panfried. It
browns more easily If coated
with flour first. Brown 1t In
a little hot fat. season and cook
slowly over low heat about 10
minutes. turning occasionally.
In fresh fruit, your best
values are citrus from Florida,
this includes oranges and grape
fruit; California red emperors,
delicious and Stayman apples.
Maryland sweet potatoes, car
rots, kale. spinach, collards,
cucumbers and caulifower are
good vegetable buys.
Cranberries. too, will be fea-
| tured in the news this week. This
years crop. though smaller than
the record breaking one of 1858,
is reported to be one Of the larg-
est. Prices, they say. will be
lower than q year ago. Gran
berries. you know. freeze well
without sweetening, and with
| Thanksgiving just around the
corner you may like to do your
buying now. n.
Hove You Tried?
-. The latest brownie mix on
the market? It's a newcomer to q
line already well-known for their
cake mixes. II you like a fudgy
Evening star., 1954-11-11
A hearty oId-foshioned fovorite.

A hearty old fashioned fovorite
WEDNESDAY
Beet and Cabbage NTH Herbs Rice
Lima Beans Carrot Curls Pickles
Gingerbread
Beef and Cabbage with Herbs.
pound short ribs cut In " teaspoon
servings tablespoon dry mustard
tablespoons fat bay leaf
teaspoons salt " cup sliced onions
VI teaspoon pepper A cup fresh celery leaves
"a cup vinegar " head cabbage cut In
/ cup water wedges
" teaspoon oregano
Melt skillet short ribs in hot fat. Sprinkle
wit hsat and Add all ingredients cabbage Cover
and cook slowly " hours Add cabbage and cook about 20
minutes. or until cabbage is tender Make servings
THURSDAY.
Pork Chops Baked Potatoes
Corn Puddings Endtue Salad
Coffee Floating Island Tea
Coffee Floating Island.
package vanla-hayore cups milk
instant pudding mix egg white
lLz tablespoons instant coffee tablespoons siar
Combine instant pudding mix and instant coffee In BOWL
add according directions package Spoon
into dessert des topped with merngue Of whites
and sugar beaten together. Makes servings. by VL"
Evening star., 1954-11-11

-. The latest brownie mix on
the market? It's a newcomer to q
line already well-known for their
cake mixes. II you like a fudgy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-27
Jack and JiIls
Entertain Texas
CHAPTER Proxy

On Saturday evening, August
Fl the lovely new home OF MIR.
and Mrs, James Brown. ar Gin
ton Ave. y was the scene Of n
gala cocktail party given by the
mothers of the Twin CITY Chapter
OF Jack and Jill, Inc. In honor 81
Mrs, Arthur Roystcr, president OF
the Austin, Texas, chapter OF Jack
and jill.
The house decorated throughout
with assorted oolorful Rladiolaa
AIDED 10 the beauty OF the setting
Mrs Royster. the former Myrtle
Wormley OF Minneapolis, IL an art
Instructor at Huston TilIotaon Col.
lege In Austin and Ia the mother Of
three charming children, Coventry,
Daryl and Maria.
Slipping. chatting and enjoying n
variety Of tasty hors douvreR.
members and honored guest spent
"a delightful evening socializing
and a pleasing exchange 81 ideas
between the Austin president and
the +. &. chapter, was enjoyed
Mrs, Paul Curry, sister Of Mrs
Register, was also n guest.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-27
Postal Alliance Met
August 9th az wheasie,

Tho regular monthly meeting oi
the North star Branch Of the Ma,
tiOnai Alliance 81 Postal EN-.
ployecH was held al tho Phyllis
WheatIey House. 500 AIdnch Az
N. Minneapolis, on Sunday, Aug
= with the president. Dennis r,
Htnes, presiding
A membership 10 Halle q
Brown House for the coming year
was voted AT this time. The
branch sponsored two Twin city
youths 81 summer camp, They
were Robert Smaller ~ ~ Paul
and Ernest Sims ~ Minneapolis
Alliance members and friends
are having - card party on aaiur-
day might september I. In the
beautiful recreation roam Of Com.
raJe James 7 logan.
The NEXT meeting win be held nj
2 3 m Sunday. September II. n,
The Sterling club, 81, Paul
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-27


Mr.. clifford Miles and Miss Lor-
raine Moore OF Des Moines. Ia,
who have been the house guests
for the past ten days Of Mrs, Bes-
sic Lewis of s229 Fourth Az, s.,
returned TO their homes on Mon
day August ~,
In honor OF her guests Mrs
Lewis entertained with an "opcr
house" buffet dinner party ON sun
day August ~, and food and fur
was the order Of tho day.
Guests sharing her hospitality
with the honorccs included Mrs
Trilhy Gordon, Seattle, Wash,
Mrs, Title Daniels. Mrs, Etts
Lewis and Gerald Lewis OF st
Paul. Mr., and Mrs waiteI
Rhodes; the Mines Zephyr Turner
Betty Higgins, Grace Walker; the
Misses Mary clariy. St Paul
Marjory Lewis; the MeaSrs
Charles Rhodes, Henry Lewis
Robert Ransom and William I'M
Of Little Rock. Ark. and Alber'
Center,
Mr., Miles Ia a nephew OF Mrs
Lewis,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-08-27

Attend Brothers wedding; The
Misses Wilma. Ruth and Mildred
Allen OF 1000 Humboldt Av. g.. ac-
eompAnied by Mr.. Walter Lowe OF
2s0o Girard Av. s.. motored to st.
Louis, NO. TO attend tho wedding
OF Airman sc Charles Alien and
Miss Lillian McGlll, which took
place at the home OF the bride on
August 10. Altman Allen In q
brother OF the Misses Allen. The
bride and groom returned with
the party and spent their honey.
moon In Minneapolis and were tho
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
jackson. 1000 Humboldt Av. 8.
Miss Mildred Allen returned TO her
home In Gillian. Mo.
Visiting In Chicago, Mr.. Donald
Gates. S94T Second Az g., left for
Chicago on Sunday, August n, on
u business trip,