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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-29

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-22


SUNDAY.
Fried Chicken Mashed Potatoes
Crazy Lima Beans Spinach Salad
Blueberry-Orange Chiffon Pie iced Tea
Burberry Orange Chiffon Pie.
Ia cups graham cracker u cup boiling water
crumbs / teaspoon lemon Juice
V cup butter, melted cup orange Juice
" cup sugar ! teaspoon grated orange rind
Ia cups bueberres egg whites }#
u "a teaspoon salt &
envelope undavored gelatin n cup chopped walnuts
Combine graham crumbs butter and u cup sugar;
mix well Press into bottom and sides of 9-nch pie plate
Crush blueberries, washed
berries and and let stand 20 minutes Soften gelatin
cold water Add boiling Stir gelatin is dissolved;
add with lemon juice juice orange blue
whites and salt until stiff BURBERRY mixture.
Pour into pie shell arnish with additional berries chopped
nuts, if desired Chill until firm.
MONDAY.
Licer and Bacon flashed Brown Potatoes
Quick Dreamed Cabbage Fruit Salad
Gingerbread
Quick Creamed Cabbage
cups milk Tablespoons butter
/ quart shredded cabbage teaspoon salt
tablespoons flour Dash of pepper
Pour milk a large saucepan. Heat to scalding; add
cabbage and bring to slow boil Simmer minutes Blend
flour with butter and add little of the from
add salt and Cook at smmerng temperature
Tor minutes stirring constantly, Serves 8.
Sauteed Zucchini Green Salad
Pineapple Cherry Mousse iced Tea
Pineapple Cherry Mousse.
"a cup drained crushed tablespoons lemon juice
pineapple u cup sugar
"a cup chopped maraschino 1s teaspoon salt
cherries ] teaspoon vanilla
1h tablespoons cherry juice heavy whipping
In whipped Pour into refrigerator trap
Serves g. 3s
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TWO QUERIES.

tMrs. p. A. W, WGshingtonl
Could some kind reader
please tell me the best ana
easiest way to take care 81,
rubber-tile floors? / am NOV
ing into 4 house that has this
type Of floor all the way.
through.
Also. can anyone tell me.
what to do about the chrome
part Of 4 dining room table?
It Is peeling and the metal
underneath is showing. I'll app
preciate any advice I can get.
Thanks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-22
zestful way with green beans.

Azestful way with green beans.
WEDNESDAY.
\ Pork Steak Baked Potatoes
Zippy Green Beans Carrot atsin Salad
Peaches and Cream
Zippy Green Beans
package frozen green u cup prepared
"a sliced fresh mushrooms tablespoon chopped parsley
tablespoons butter or
margarine
according directions package
Saute mushrooms in butter add to beans Mix in
put in serving dish and sprinkle with chopped parsley
makes 3 to 4 servings.
THURSDAY.
Beet Hash fuse lettoDer pot ronstJ
Buttered Corn Broccoli
Banana Cake iced Coffee tgfs
Banana Cake.
IA cups sifted cake -four Il shortening
IA cups Ia cups mashed ripe bananas
21a teaspoons doube-action a to hananasl
baking powder eggs. unbeaten
~ teaspoon baking soda / teaspoon vanilla
u teaspoon salt
Before mixing have shortening at temperature Grease
Set at 375 Sift together
baking powder soda and salt into large mixing bowl Add
shortening. Of the bananas and Beat minutes
at slow to medium speed with electric mixer minutes By
hand Scrape down bowl and heater frequently during
mixing Add remaining cup bananas and Vanilla Beat
minute longer Turn into wel-greased. 8-nch layer cake
Bake moderate cars degrees F)
minutes until layers DONE with your favorite
icg 10y vi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-22

fMrs. G. "A. b. Washington
I would like to get Christ
mas seals for the years 1910,
1911. 1914 and 1915. / would
be glad to give duplicates Of
other years. I also have q few
foreign duplicates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-22
BATH TUB MAT?

lMTs. "A. 81, WGSttt71gt07tJ
I have q rubber mat In my
bath tub that has suction cups
on 1t and ! just can't seem to
be able to keep ii free from
mildew. II any one has any
ideas ] would like to hear
from them.
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kHNE1ats C,oobin'
Soft-Shelled Crabs Anaandine
Potato Chips Broiled Tomatoes
Garden Salad Lemon Ice
FRIDAY,

GdTuen Sdtdd Lemon
Soft Shelled Crabs Amandine
~ medium szed soft shelled cup melted butter
crabs tablespoon lemon Juice
y teaspoons Kitchen bouquet u sivered almonds
With kitchen shears OF head Of each crab lust behind
the Fold of back on each side and scrane ont
soft matter underneath Turn crab apron" small
pointed piece In the center Remove this with quick pun
Brush each crab with kitchen bouquet side down
for minutes under moderate heat preheated broing COM
partmnt Turn and bro minutes longer Heat butter lemon
Juice and almonds and pour broed crabs Serves
SATURDAY. asA@@#
Frankfurters Potato Salad
Rddtshes Otues Carrot Strips
Corn on-Cob Watermelon
Potato Salad. Is .sa
medium potatoes, cooked u teaspoon dry mustard
strips bacon minced Tablespoon vinegar
hard-cooked eggs tablespoons oil
tablespoon capers teaspoon salt
"a cup sliced radshes 2 cloves garlic
70 teaspoon black pepper Mayonnaise to noisten
Peel cooked potatoes and chop into small cubes Fry
drain on paper toweng When cold break into bits
garlic in large mixing bowl rubbing until only remain
Remove these Add chopped potatoes bowl
Add OIL vinegar mustard and salt Then add radse
chopped bacon and Let stand
until colo. Add mayonnaiSe to moiSten Serves
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Cord ted ~
BETSY c.AsvvEll
GINGERBREAD BISCUITS?
flMrs. II u. 81, Washington)

Mrs. 4. 4. s.. WashingtorD
Some time ago some one
asked for the recipe for
gingerbread biscuits. !, too.
would like the recipe. i've
never seen : reply. The lady
who requested this recipe said.
my mother many years ago.
when I was : child. made
gingerbread biscuits which
were rolled IS i biscuit and
cut with . biscuit cutter. Upon
removal from the oven after
\ they were baked they remained
sort and were perfectly de-
licious. ! believe the recipe
was q very old one and pos
sibly came from Pennsylvania
originally. / hope some kind
reader may have this recipe
and win share 1t with us.
-
OUTING LOCATIONS.
mrs. J. n. O., Wheat0n)
We are q family Of i've
three young teen-agers) who
have Saturday afternoon and
Sunday for short jaunts and
we are interested in 3 place
where camping out facilities,
swimming, fishing, etc, would
be available. ! understand that
such places are nearby. but
have never been able to secure
any information about them.
AS our resources are too low
for regular vacations, we
thought this sort Of thing
would be ideal. What have
been the experiences Of the
readers along this line? ! need
to know something about
equipment. tent rentals, etc,
as we would be strictly anna
teur campers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-22
POEM COMPLETED.
I'M b - IVne1, II - -, 4

80 M ~ 4 = = - " W0FEtFtytV5t1 IN ~
The rest Of the poem re-
quested by Mrs. n. r. G.. Deale.
Md, goes as follows:
Charse, Chester, charge. on. STANLEY,
onl
And let who will be clever.
The boy stood on the burning deck,
but 60 on forever.
His classmates all applauded az he
finished the last line.
81 see 1t doesn't matter" Johnny
thought,
what words say
30 long as declaim with cratorical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-22

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-22
ROYAL COUPLE PHOTO?

mrs. 3. s., Was7iingt0nl
Is 1t possible for one Of the.
readers to advise me where to
get q magazine which will
show pictures Of the English
royal family ct the time OF
the Coronation? / wish to
dress some dolls. Thanks.
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HINTS.
fNrs. p 5. Washinoton)

feel sure there must be
other homes where some are
ardent Nv watchers and
others enjoy quiet to read. NY
husband and ! solved this
problem By having ear phones
installed. Now he enjoys
sports programs and listens
as late as he cares to without
feeling that II Is disturbing
others.
one other hint i think
might be helpful to others Is
to know that feather pillows
may be carefully washed. II
done III d washer that spins
dry, do two at d time 80 as
to balance the tub. Other
wise Just allow to drip dry.
turning occasionally. This
year ] washed d cl1intz down
comforter and pressed it with
q warm iron. OF course. ] use
only warm suds and let these
articles wash for just q short
time. Never put foam rubber
articles IN the sun. 1t may
ruin them. / did 3 rubber pill
low BY hanging it out.
We ind q cleaning powder
that comes in d small con-
tainer and has d threesletter
name. starting with s'.Zn and
ending with 81 very useful
for removing rust stains, etc.
from porcelain.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
MeCorthy Presses
Question on Stevens

Senator McCarthy-Mr. Sec
retary, will you listen very
carefully. The question is. do
you feel that the filing of the
charges against my chief
of staff, and against me, had
anything to do with holding
up or suspending the hearings
on Communist infiltration in
your department, h arings
which had been going on un-
til the day you filed those
charges? That is a simple
question, Bob, and you should
be able to answer it.
Secretary Stevens-Senator
Mccarthy, repeat that / just
do not believe that our answer
to Senator Potter's letter could
stop the work of the Congress
of the United States or it's
committees. I just do not be-
lieve that.
Senator McCarthy-In other
words, your answer is that you
do not think that the filing of
these charges had anything to
do with holding up the work
of the committee?
Secretary Stevens-I don't
think that our answer to the
letter of Senator Potter was
responsible for stopping the
Evening star., 1954-04-28
Hearing SideIiehts:
Mundt Sees Photographers
On TV and Doesn't 1t

Chairman Mundt today agreed
with TV cameramen and men,
bers of the public who have
complained that still phptogra-
pliers are getting in the way
of adequate TV coverage of the
Army-McCarthy hearing.
The committee has a rule that
still photographers, grouped di-
rectly in front of the committee
table, must snap their pictures
from a sitting or kneeling posi-
ton. This rule has been ignored
as photographers have risen to
their feet in their eagerness to
get good pictures of the princi-
pal figures.
Senator Mundt said he had
finally gotten a chance last night
to see some television pictures
OF the hearing. Il looked at
the back of a lot of heads" he
SAID. The rule will be en-
forced"
Senator Symington, Demo-
crat, of Missouri. thinks the hear
ingS, now in their fifth day, may
last all summer. Senator Potter,
Republican, of Michigan thinks
they may run until Labor Day.
These two members of the
Senate subcommittee conducting
the hearings made the estimates
in suggesting that anything and
everything" that can be done
to speed them up, be done-in-
cluding the holding of night ses-
sions, if necessary.
Senator Mccarthy said he
hearty indorsed" the idea of
holding night sessions.
/ The McCarthy-Army hearings
are costing hundreds of dollars
a day, but what the total bill
will be no one processes to know.
Senator Mundt, Republican, of
South Dakota, presiding over
the hearings as acting chairman
of the Senate Investigations sub
committee. was asked for an es-
innate Of the cost.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
Machine Can Print
Bible on Metal
Size of FingernoH
BY the Asseciated Press

PHILADELPHIA, April 28.-A
machine Is now possible that
could engrave the entire Bible
all 312 million letters-on a piece
of metal one-fourth the size of
postage stamp.
A. D. GunderSon, assistant
chief engineer for the George
Groton Machine Co., Racine,
Wis, told a group of executives
and engineers today the same
principle is now being used for
wide variety of metal cutting
and engraving operations in in
duStry. He said it has "indef1-
mite possibilities.
Mr.. Gunderson described the
machine at the 22d annual meet
ing of the American Society of
Tool Engineers. He said it is
called a paragraph miller-a
high-Speed device using a reduc-
ton ratio to trace master pat
tern 10 times larger than the
finished work.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
Mother Is Arrested
In Brutal Beatinqs
BY the Assoeiated Press

LOS ANGELES, April pa
mother of seven is under arrest
on suspicion of child beating in
a case which a sheriff's officer
termed "one of the most aggra-
waited in years"
Detective Sergt. Ed Flouton
said medical examination dis
closed that Celia Sanchez, 9. had
suffered these injuries in beat
ings. all presumably within the
last l8 months:
Both her arms had been
broken and left unset: they had
healed in Gripping positions.
All her upper front teeth had
been knocked out. The sight of
her left eye had been destroyed,
by beating. Her nose had been
broken and f1attened. Her back
was covered with welts.
Sergt. Flouton said the beat
ings had been inflicted with a
rubber hose.
Under arrest is Mrs. Trinidad
Vera. %. an expectant mother
of nearby Norwalk. Celia is her
child by a previous marriage.
Sergt. Flcuton said Celia appar-
emily was the only one of the
seven children mistreated.
Mrs. Vera was booked yester-
day on suspicion of felony child
beating.
Later. Juvenile Sergt. Lena r.
Barner said Mrs. Vera admitted
beating Celia almost daily.
Il don't know what got into
me-" Mrs. Vera was quoted. I'm
lust crazy. I guess"
Evening star., 1954-04-28
Cohn Finds q WeIch SqueIch
Is Loaded With Wit, Vineqor

Col. Bradley had a good steak
dinner shortly afterwards. Maybe
he was anticipating it,"
Mr.. Welch eyed Mr.. Cohn with
real pleasure. IF Bradley is
feeling good about a steak din
ner, he said, "Schine must be
considering a wholes haunch of
beef"
There was a roar of laughter
which almost drowned out Mr..
COINS retort that Mr.. Stevens
might have looked grim because
OF the imminence of Senator
McCarthy's Army investigation.
Mr.. Cohn tried to have another
go at the light touch. by the
way, have We sufficiently de-
scribed the smiles?" he asked
himself. all smiles again.
Mr.. WEIGH wasn't having any
this time. He was off on another
track, the main track of the in
vestigation.
Wasn't it as early as July
5 that Dave Schine felt the hot
breath of the draft board on his
neck?" he inquired.
Mr.. COINS smile faded. "I
don't know the exact date, sir,
when Dave Schine was reclassi-
fed" he said a trif1e Stif1y.
Evening star., 1954-04-28

81 haven't the foggiest idea,"
he said.
Special counsel Ray H. Jen-
kins and members of his staff
are being paid at a rate of
about 1925 a week each. This
adds up to a weekly payroll of
about SLIPS.
Morning attendance reached q
record high today. Capitol Po-
lice estimated 700 people had
been admitted by 1880. AL
women spectators had their
handbags pumped by guards
looking for firearms. Police also
frisked umbrellas. and parcels.
This is a precaution being taken
since Puerto Rican gunner
opened fire on the House of Rep
reSentativeS Chamber.
A distinguished spectator to-
day was Alister McMullin. presi-
dent of the Australian Senate.
He is a member of the Liberal
Government. He said they have
nothing like the Mccarthy hear
ings in his country. Such a dis
pute he explained, would be
settled by a Royal Commission
presided over by a Supreme Court
judge.
Senator Mundt, who in the
past has had complaints from
senatorial colleagues about his
strong cigars, smokes them be-
tween cigarettes and pipes dur
ing the hearing. He generally
leads off with the pipe.
x X X
Reporters in the Pentagon
press room are being over
whelmed by visiting military Of
ficers watching the hearings on
television set.
In desperation. newsmen pen
ciled sign, authorized person.
mel only" and pinned it to the
door. 1t had no effect.
When an especially hot" news
story broke later, a public rela-
tions officer stepped and
turned Oh the set~
Evening star., 1954-04-28
Overhead Wires Shock
Boy on Freight Car

Allen Lewis. IL, of the 100
block of Seventh street Sc, was
in critical condition in Casualty
Hospital today after receiving
an estimated ZOO volts of elec-
tricity while playing on top of
a railroad freight car yesterday,
according to police.
The boy suffered from burns
on 80 per cent of his body.
Allen, who is colored, appar-
emily touched overhead wires
which supply current to the pam
tagraphs on top of electrical
engines. The accident occurred
on the Pennsylvania Railroad
freight spur at Virginia avenue
Sc, close to the New Jersey
avenue overpaSS.
Fire rescue squad No. took
the boy to the hospital.
Evening star., 1954-04-28

occurrences Of October 2, is
that right?
Secretary Stevens-My dis
claimer was with respect to
the October 2 date, that is
correct.
Senator Mundt-Now, I fnd
in your statement of specifi-
cations. other mentions of Mr..
Carr. and since you now indi-
cate that you do have charges
to make against him, and I
have no desire either to ex-
onerate him or place him on
exhibition as a guilty partici-
pant, but I simply want the
facts. but I shall quote those
other points in your specifi-
cations. where you mention
them. The next one that
I think see is on october 6.
Secretary Stevens - Well,
Mr.. Carr was part of the
group that was there talking
about the thing. and now I
can't sit here and tell you pre-
cisely what everyone said. Z.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
Mundt Urges Stevens
Decide on Charges

Secretary Stevens-1n re-
spect of the october 2 meeting.
Senator Mundt-No, in re-
spect to this controversy. Mr..
Stevens. If you have charges
to make against Mr.. Carr, we
hope that we are about to
complete with you as a wit
ness, and I think that you
should make them now. I un-
derstood that you had none to
make, and if you are holding
some out, you may make them
now.
Secretary Stevens - Well.
Senator, all of the discussion
in so far as I am concerned,
that has taken place in regard
to the matter of Mr.. Carr. has
been related to the meeting of
October 2, and that date you
will find runs through and
through this record, because
that is what we have been
talking about.
I said to you that if the only
evidence with respect to Mr..
Carr was the happenings of
October 2. then after all of the
evidence is in at this hearing,
then I would feel that that
would be withdrawn.
Senator Mundt-Very well,
we will take them up date by
date. and the chair misunder-
stood you. Your disclaimer of
any charge against Mr.. Carr,
you now say, is limited to the
Evening star., 1954-04-28

that has anything to do with
1t, Senator Mccarthy.
Senator Mccarthy - Have
they not been suspended since
you filed your charges? Was
not that the way you got them
suspended?
Secretary Stevens-If you
are trying to suggest
Senator McCarthy-I am
trying to get the truth.
Secretary Stevens-f you
are trying to suggest that I
am personally responsible for
the suspension Of the hearings,
then I think you are absolutely
incorrect.
Senator Mccarthy You
wanted them suspended.
Would you be ashamed to be
personally responsible for hav-
Ing them suspended?
Secretary Stevens - T
wouldn't be ashamed of hav-
ing them suspended at all, as
long as the Army could take
1t up and carry it along and
report to your committee and
resume with you at any time
that you wanted.
Senator McCarthy-Yester-
day you testified that you
wanted the hearings suspended.
I think we will both agree
now that the hearings have
been suspended since The day
that you made public your
charges against my chief coun-
sci, my chief of staff, and
myself. There is no question
about that.
Secretary Stevens-I would
say that has nothing to do
with it.
Senator Mccarthy - Have
they been suspended?
Secretary StevenS-I say it
has nothing to do with it.
Senator Mccarthy - Have
they been suspended? Do you
know they have?