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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-26


Hi Dehs and Dates, well. here's
more news about you all. You
know. from what I've heard there
have been lot Of parties this
week, but l don't know who gave
them all.
A lot OF you say that this col.
umn is drag. Well. It's not my
fault. When try to get informa-
ton from you. you act as II you
haven't been out OF the house In
ten years, Like when l asked some
Of you about the perfect deb or
date, most OF you couldn't even
think Of anyone to fit the des-
cription, because you said you
never noticed.
Now isn't that stupid. as much
contact as you have come into
with everyone In Minneapolis or
st Paul, and you never even no
ticed what most OF them looked
like,
As far as you were concerned,
they were Just figures that were
there, they could have had blank
faces, and you most likely would
never have even noticed them. To
tell you the truth, l was quite sur
priscd, especially at some OF YOU
Are Twin City young folks that
dumb?
want 10 take time out 10
welcome Jerry Flcminss 10 the
Twins, see hc already has n
lot OF debs after him.
At Betty F1cmings party, FRI
day night, saw "A few faces from
the SANITY city, who ! haven't
seen around for some time. Jackie
Johnson. and Sara. and can't
think OF you last name at this
time Sara. sorry!
Barbara Allen went To Chicago
for a few days. but she will be-
baCkl
Here are some famous comic
strip characters around the
Twins:
Dennis the Menace" Al Lakewood
Long Sam" Betty Flemings
Henry" Ralph willis
Donald Duck" Duck" Powers
Beetle Baily' Charles Boocy
Peanuts" Roger Anderson
"MopSy" Needy Armstrong
Winnie Kinkle" Almeda Jones
'TAi Abner" Bob Wagner
blonde" Bev Bantam
'DagwOod' Tommy Donaldson
"Debble" Bev Eason
Daisy Mae" jeanne Carter
Mark Trail" Madison Norwood
Little Iodine" Kathy Mayes
didn't 20 10 your party
Jackie, but I heard that II was
real nice
Oh. ] cant fail TO mention that
Kenny Grigsby ls back in town
HMM, he sure IN looking good
I know someone who Ia glad 10
see him
Well. Dcbs and dates, I'm sign
ing off once more. and NIL have
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-26

IN: Confined 20 his home be-
cause Of Illness is Harry X, whyte
Of 565 ROndp Av Mr.. Whytc II
reported a. improved
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The best Informed leaders Of the
Upper Midwest region subscribe
10 and read this paper regularly.
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Minneapolis Woman Top Winner;
ST. ANTHONY HILL GARDEN CLUBS
SEVENTH ANNUAL FLOWER SHOW
WAS A GREAT SUCCESS

"Flowers Around The World the theme of the
seventh annual flower show given by the Anthony Hill Gar
den Club Sunday, August II from to St James
AME Church Grand sweepstakes winner Mrs Ivy Massen
gill Of Minneapolis for having the highest number OF points
The beautiful Judged perfection of work.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-26
COMMUNITY LIFE EXHIBIT U. S. A.

This exhibit story citizens Of different racial
religious and nationality backgrounds working together and
enjoying made far toward equal
opportunities been prepared and Ia
presented Smyhe Norton Minnesota repressntA
TraveGude, Inc and Howard Broom author Of
Minnesota Negro Directory These publications are on DIS
play may purchased through Herbert Howell Of Howell
Distributing Company.
We contributed International material for the Commun
ity Exhibit ard listed on the invitation
appreciation these contributions but with
out knowledge consent Such hsng does not
represent sponsorship or endorsement b. 81 the Travel
Guide Minnesota Negro Directory Our interest u
solely presenting information for the Community
Life Exhibit
Fay Harrison, Henry rhou.as wlfred c Leland Jr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-08-26

The groom II a native u Can
ton. Miss, and a graduate ~ Rust
CDlisgs, Holly Springs, Miss Hs
plans 10 prepare for The ministry
~ Cannon Theological Ssmlnary.
Atlanta, Ga.
Evening star., 1955-11-17
University. Teams
To Debate Here

Teams of three students each
representing Howard and George
town Universities will compete
tonight in the local finals Of
the 1855 National Moot Court
Competition.
The winning team in the test
scheduled for $3.50 pm. in the
courtroom of the United States
Court Of Military Appeals. Fifth
and E streets NV. will repre-
sent the fifth region in the final
rounds of national competition
to be held in New York City
in December.
United States Supreme Court
Justice william o. Douglas and
Judges George T. Washington
of the United States Court Of
Appeals for the District of Co
lunbia and George w. Latimer
Of the United States Court of
Military Appeals viii decide to-
nights winners
Howard University will be rep
resented by Lem Holt. Earl M.
johnson and Lionel Greene
Ranger. Georgetown University
will be represented by Henry st.
John Fitzgerald. James E. Hogan
and Francis J. Larkin,
The Junior Bar Section of the
District of Columbia Bar Asso-
ciation is sponsor OF the COM
petition locally.
Evening star., 1955-11-17
Jewish Groups
LIST Speakers

Jewish congregations of the
Washington area today an
nounced sermon topics and
speakers for services tomorrow.
At Adas Israel Congregation,
Porter street and Connecticut
avenue NV, the 8:15 pm. serv-
ice will be dedicated to the
George Washington University
Religion in Life Week" program.
Dean Oswald F. Colclough, the
university's dean of faculties, will
bring greetings. DR.. Joseph r.
Sizoo, department of religion
head. and Rabbi David H. Panitz.
spiritual leader of Adas Israel
Congregation. will both speak.
A display of Jewish books COM
memorating Jewish Book Month
will be held at Langley Hebrew
Congregation. Silver Spring. Md.
Rabbi Lewis A, Weintraub will
speak on THE Greatest Work
on Jewish History" at the 8.15
pm. service.
Other services. at $50 pm. to-
morrow unless otherwise noted,
are:
WashinEten Hebrew Congregation -
Rabbi Hugo 3. Schid, former associate
rabbi: On Spiritual Resources Of
B'nai Israel ConEregatien - Rabbi
ssyh ssS sSdem On ons hnE Ioss Rssb
Harry ]. Kaufman on THE World OF
Temple B'nai Jacob-Rabbi Morton
Levy on "LeViticus--A Study in Social
Temple Sinai. in Bethlehem Chapel.
Washington Cathedral--The High School
Dspartment L VII pressrit, present, an ORIGINAL
dist Church Alexandra. vs.. - Rabbi
Emret A. Prank on The Stolen Bless
Northeast Hebrew CONGREGATION,
krinsky on "a Guide TO the Perplexed. "
Yeang Peoples Synagogue and Tffer-
eth Israel Congregation--Milton Fried
man, OF the Jewish Teiegraphie Agency.
VII speak on the current Israel sitna-
Temple Emanuel. In 81. Paul's Metho-
dist Chureh--Theodore Geiger. mem
ber. on Mans ultimate concern7"
nifty. Chevy Chase, Nd. Harry n,
Rosenfeld. a member OF the community
relations committee, Jewish Community
Council, win lead discussion on 'Reli-
Hai Tseon CONGREGATION, Wheaton.
Nd. - Rabbi Joseph NJ Brsndriss on
Purpose Of Jewish PTeaehing" at pm
Evening star., 1955-11-17
WE'LL PAY YOU

V sry new cIaridse Ham
burgers. rhafs hew sure We
ere shes once yea ny ihsns--
yes7l keep on buying ihsm.
Evening star., 1955-11-17

Fer cIoridge tiombvrses ore beitss
sh0n ever. Mode Of Iooas pure GOV.
arnmens inspected beef mo filler
addsd, and now DOUBLE GROUND
for more tender, sussy petty. Juss
heot and cot. They're delicious.
Todcy while offer I0sss, GET can
Of cIoridse Hombvrsers either 10
Aoncy iomnio s1vee or rich brown
wovy. oi your grocers. Try them. Then
woa me label end O noie telling how
you like them TO clafides foods.
FIvshine SIS, NY. Well send YOU Soc
BY reivra mall. limit OF enc 10 o
somisy. Offer expires Dec "a. ieSs.
lsaandas serms ct This effer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

Porty pink with just the right tortness.
Fried Chicken Crazy Rice
Asparagus Corn Pudding
Rhubarb Chiffon Pie Coffee
Rhubarb Chiffon Pie
l package lemon-favored cup whipping
gelatin cups cooked sweetened
"a cup boiling water rhubarb
"a to u cup sugar 10-inch baked pie shell
lemon, juice and grated peel
Dissolve gelatin in boiling water Add lemon Juice
and peel Chill until consistency unbeaten Whip
fold in rhubarb and fold into gelatin mixture Spoon
into baked pie shell and chill until firm.
Liver and Bacon Parsley Nep Potatoes
Green Beans Ste'oed Tomatoes
RdiSin Bran Mullins Caramel CuStGrd
Rasin Mullins
1 cup sfted flour / egg. beaten
az teaspoons baking powder " cup milk
u teaspoon salt tablespoons melted fat
"a cup IL cups raisin bran fakes
Sft together -four baking powder salt and Combine
milk and slightly cooled fat Add to flour mixture stirring
only enough to dampn -four Fold in raisin flakes being
careful not ovemx Fill wegreased muffin az inches
in diameter "a full. Fill welgreased muffin pans az
minutes. Makes IL mullins
TUESDAY
Beet Ste,o With Noodles
Buttered Carrots Cabbage Sla'0
Banana Cup Cakes Tea
Banana Cup Cakes
cups sifted flour / teaspoon vanilla
teaspoons baking powder teaspoon grated rind
"a teaspoon soda / teaspoon grated lemon rind
u teaspoon salt / cup mashed ripe bananas
u shortening tablespoons milk
l cup " cup chopped nuts
eggs, beaten
baking S together -four baking powder soda and salt
Cream together shortening and until light and fluffy
Blend in beaten Stir in vanilla and lemon rnds
Stir flour mixture into creamed mixture alternately with bananas
and milk Fold in nuts Fill prepared muffin about
full Bake in moderate $3.50 degrees F about rs minutes
Makes about 10 cup cakes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

Reputation winning dish for potluck supper.
WEDNESDAY
italian Meatbdus With Litnds
Tossed Green Salad French Bread
Lemon Cake Pudding
italian MeatbalIs With Limas
~ California large dry teaspoon finely crumbled
imas mixed herbs
4 cups water u bay leaf
/ stalk celery teaspoon pepper
l large onion ! beaten
/ Glove garlic u milk
21a teaspoons salt l cup soft bread crumbs
/ (6-olnce) tomato paste pound ground lean beef
Rinse mas add water and several overnight
Chop celery onion garlic Add to mas with "a teaspoons
and cook slowly about q hour until almost tender Add
tomato paste herbs bay leaf and pepper and lightly
Combine milk crumbs remaining teaspoon salt and
blend with beef Shape into balls and brown in small
of dppings Place meat balls Of imas
"a hour longer Basil thyme rosemary,
mixed Italian herbs not available in grocery
Makes 5 to 6 servings
Barbecued Pork Chops With Peaches
Rice CduHfoDer J Spinach Salad
Chocolate EcdirS
Barbecued Pork Chops with Peaches
4 pork chops n teaspoon worcestershire
"a cup chilli sauce
3 tablespoons brown "a teaspoon chilli powder
Ia tablespoons grated onion "a cup water
/ teaspoon prepared mustard canned peach halves
"a teaspoon salt whole cloves
chops both sides in little fat Combine chill
lemon Juice brown onion mustard
sre chilli powder water pour chops
tender. Turn during cooking Stud each peach
cloves Place peaches around chops spoon
becue them and 10 minutes longer
heat peaches thoroughly Spoon OF fat pan chops
and peaches with poured them Makes servings
BY W."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

buys q glass gallon jug with o
convenient nickel-plated ham
die. For each gallon bought
thereafter. the consumer trades
it for a full jug and pays only
for the milk. not the container.
There is no delivery, each GUS
toner takes care of his own
home delivery" earning his
own saving.
Correction
The amount of baking soda
called for in the spicy sour
cream cake in my column of
Tuesday. April IL, should have
read / teaspoon baking soda.
I regret the error.
international Flavor
An added inducement to
the Georgetown garden tour
scheduled for this Saturday
will be the bake sale with an
international flavor. Baked
goods will be on sale at Old
st. Johns Church, Thirty-sec-
ond and o streets, as a feature
of the tea that provides re-
freshments for the foot weary.
Mrs. Eisenhower will send a
cake from the White House,
this to be sold by the slice
as long as it lasts. Norwegian
cake. fudge, praline cookies,
pecan pie, and French brioche
are more of the delicacies that
will be baked by board mem
bers. Proceeds from both tour
and sale go to Georgetown
Neighborhood House.
Shopping News
Take out your pencil and
jot down these values before
planning your week end menus.
If it's pork you're banker
ing for, loin and rib roasts,
chops and smoked picnics will
be featured. Several of the
local food chains will put the
emphasis on frying chickens
while others will offer all cuts
of veal and most cuts of beef.
Special beef cuts will include
chuck and rib roasts, sirloin,
round and porterhouse steaks.
For Fridays dinner. the two
leaders are Lake Erie yellow
pike and Chesapeake shad.
In fresh produce the picture
has changed little from a week
ago. Florida citrus continues
to be a good buy. Rhubarb,
California avocados, bananas
and Winesap apples are plenti-
full and reasonably priced. As
paragus, fresh corn on the cob,
Pascal celery. carrots, kale
and iceberg lettuce are the
headliners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
Cornell Women
To Elect Officers

The Cornell Women's Club
Of Washington will have it's
annual spring luncheon and
election of officers at 1890
O'Clock Saturday in the Broad
moor Hotel. During luncheon
a hat show will be presented
and DR.. Helen Canoyer, dean
Of the College of Home Eco
Monies. will speak on why
A New Look at Education for
Women"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
MRS. DOUGLAS
MEETING GUEST

Mrs. William o. Douglas,
wife of Supreme Court JUS
tice Douglas, will be the
honor guest at the regular
Salvation Army Ladies Aux
iliary meeting today. Mrs.
Harold Hitz Burton is presi-
dent Of the auxiliary.
Completed plans for the
Garden Party Benefit to be
held at the French Embassy
on Kalorama road, Satur-
day, May Z will head the or
der of business. The pro-
ceeds from this annual bene-
At will be used for the two
summer camps operated by
the Salvation Army.
Tea table hospitality will
be in the charge of Mrs. Jo-
seph DAILY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

Strawberry Ring Punch
/ can az ounces) fresh
frozen orange juice, undi-
luted
2 quarts ginger ale
"a cup strained lemon juice
! lemon cut in thin slices
Blend orange juice with gin
ger ale and lemon juice and
pour into punch bowl. Float
lemon slices on top and care
fully place frozen strawberry
ring in center. Approximately
80 ounces punch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
THURSDAY, APRIL 81, 1856
REPORT TOTHE HOMEMAKER
New Cake Mixes
Assure Success

white icing as running mate
for the cake mixes. All it
requires is cold water, as it
comes from the tap, and a
hand or electric beaten. One
package makes 4 cups of FROST
ing. 1t can be tinted or fla
vored to suit the individual. It
spreads easily, doesn't get too
stiff, so the cook can take
plenty of time to try out ar
tistic cake decorations.
Pie crust sticks came out
some time ago and now a
rival company has launched
its product. Each box of mix
contains two separately wrap
ped sticks. You use both in
making an or 9 inch double
pie crust; one stick if you're
making a pie shell. The other
stick keeps perfectly until
you're ready for it :. without
refrigeration.
Milk BY the Gallon
A revolutionary new plan of
milk distribution will be in
troduced to District and Mary
land consumers tomorrow by
a local dairy corporation.
Glass A. homogenized vita
min D milk will be on the mar
ket in gallon jugs at prices
considerably lower than aver
age for the same quality prod
uct.
The gallon jug plan works
like this: With the first gall
Ion purchased, the consumer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

FRIDAY
Baked Shad flashed BrotDn Potatoes
Spring Peas Yellotp Squash
Strawberries and Cream
Spring Peas
packages frozen peas Dash pepper
lettuce leaves Pinch thyme
6 green onions, chopped tablespoons water
IA teaspoons tablespoons butter
"a teaspoons
Arrange lettuce bottom of heavy add and
remaining ingredients Cover tightly and low
till tender 10 to Is minutes Add little
during cooking If necessary Makes 6 servings.
SATURDAY
Spicy Ham Loaf Scauoped Potatoes
Broccoli Carrot Sticks
TGpioca Pudding
Spicy Ham Loaf
cups ground cooked ham " teaspoon dry mustard
" cup fine bread crumbs 70 teaspoon alspice
"a finely chopped onion " teaspoon ground cloves
tablespoons chopped green eggs. slightly beaten
pepper " cup milk
Combine ham, bread crumbs onion pepper mustard,
aspce and cloves Add and milk and until combined
Pack into 1quart loaf Bake in moderate $3.50
degrees F for As minutes Unmod and hot Makes
Sarrranc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

Frozen Strawberry Ring
! can fresh frozen pineapple
Juice
Water
/ pint fresh strawberries
Add water to concentrated
pineapple juice so that mix
ture almost fills a 9-inch ring
mold. Select finest strawberries,
leaving hulls on, and float
closely together on surface of
juice. Place in freezing COM
partment of refrigerator and
allow to freeze solidly. Unmold
and place ring in center of
punch. strawberry side up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

~-NAASA
company assures the home
maker this cake mix has es-
pecially great tolerance, so
that whether she uses a scant
or generous measure Of water,
beats slightly over or under 3
minutes, the cake will still be
a success. Milk, they say, can
be substituted for water, if de-
sired, but will result in a drier
cake. Package directions will
make a big hit with the
homemaker who has to rum
for her glasses to read fine
print. The type is large, easy
to read without your specs"
The same firm has devel-
oped a new neo-cook fluffy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

! l q v o + 8.
white. vel
W a n d
devils food.
These mixes
require only
one mixing
S t e p. The
contents of
the package.
plus 2 eggs
and water,
are put in
to one bowl
and mixed
for 3 min
uteS. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

in walnuts. Pour batter into
two round 9-inch layer pans,
which have been lined on bot
toms with paper. Bake in mod
crate oven $3.50 degrees F. 80
to IS minutes. Cool; then split
each layer, making four thin
layers. Spread lemon filling
between layers. Sprinkle con-
fectioners' sugar around top
edge of cake.
Lemon cream filling: Com
bine in saucepan l package
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

lemon pudding and pie filling.
u cup sugar and u cup water.
Add 2 egg yolks and blend well.
Then add IA cups water. Cook
and stir until mixture comes
to full boil and is thickened,
about 5 minutes. Remove from
heat. Pour into bowl; chill.
Then beat with egg beaten un-
til smooth and creamy. Beat
u cup whipping cream until
1t holds its shape. Fold into
filling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21

Graham Cracker TOrte
package instant white cake
mix
cup finely crushed graham
cracker crumbs
2 tablespoons sugar
IA cups water
2 egg whites, unbeaten
" cup chopped walnuts
Empty cake mix into bowl.
Add crumbs. sugar, water and
egg whites. Beat 3 minutes
until smooth and creamy. Mix
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
BY VIOLET FAULKNER

Spring is bringing out a rash
of new food products.
The latest to be introduced
is an instant cake mix in three
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-21
Congress Wives Club

The 81st Congress Wives
Club will meet at a luncheon
Saturday, April 80, at 1890
o'clock in the Crystal Room
of the Willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1955-07-19
FAMOUS FABLES
BY e. e. EDGAR

GREEN LIGHT: During his
playing days, baseball comedian
Al Schacht pulled many a zany
stunt on the ball field. Once,
lin the ninth inning of a tied
|game, he made one of his rare
|hits-a single. He promptly took
a wide lead off first base.
Suddenly the opposing pitcher
whipped the ball to the first
baSeman. Schacht made a dive
flor the bag. AS he got up to
brush of the dust, he felt some
thing hard in his back pocket
and realized that the ball had
landed there.
He turned around and saw the
first baseman out near the bull
pen looking for the ball. Schacht
made q dash for second, max
ing a fancy slide into the bag.
He glanced in the direction of
the bullpen and raced for third.
Again his slide was spectacular
He checked his bearings. Then
he raced for home. He made a
Ihead-first slide and crossed the
plate in a cloud Of dust. A roar
went up from the stands.
Schacht doffed his cap and
bowed repeatedly to the stands.
AS he did so. the ball fell out Of
his pocket and rolled to a stop
|, at the umpire's feet. For a
moment, the two looked at each
other. Then Schacht put on
his cap and trudged back to
first base.
Evening star., 1955-07-19
WORD GAME

Find 26 or more words in
ATTIRING,
meaning. dressing. arraying.'
Average is Is; time limit. 20
minutes.
Rules of the game-1. Words must b.
Of four or more letters. .. Words which
acauire four letters by the addition o.
IS" such as bats" cars" are not red
8. Only one form OF a word is useo
4. Proper names are not used.
Answer to QUALMISH
aualms. quail. ouash, quasi. aims. alum
lash, lush. n'ssn' mails: maui mupih
haul.
Evening star., 1955-07-19
A WORD TO THE WISE

worse" as, "Over-exposure ag.
|gravated his condition"
COMPLIMENT - COMPILE.
MENT. Compliment means "a
f1attering commendation," as
'She won many compliments
on her ability as a good hostess.
Complement means that which
completes" as, MARY and Johr
complement each other"
INGENIOUS -- INGENIOUS
Ingenious means Clever" as
THAT is an ingenious device
Ingenious means frank; artless;
naive" as, "Her conversation was
ingenious.
MUTUAL-CoMMON. Mutual
means reciprocal" as, "Oui
business relations are of mutual
benefit" Common means some
thing shared; joint ownership.
as, I'm glad to know that We
have friends in common. Com
mon also means inferior; mean;
low," as. "She is a common per.
son, and I do not care for her
manners"
distributed by McNaught
Syndicate. Inc.)
Evening star., 1955-07-19
BY MRS. FRANK COLBY

CONFIDENT - CONFIDANT
These adjectives are too often
misused. Confident means "sure;
positive" as, Our team is con-
fident that they will win" Con-
fidant means ian intimate
friend; one whom you can con-
fide in,' as. Harry Truman was
Roosevelt's confidant."
| STAID - STAYED. Staid
means settled; not fiighty," as,
IA bachelor usually has staid
habits Stayed means "re-
mained," as, we stayed longer
than we should"
EXCEPTIONAL - EXCEP-
TIONABLE. Exceptional means
rare" as, "He has exceptional
ability Exceptionable means
lssobje ectionable." as, There is
nothing exceptionable abou
her"
| ANNOYING - AGGRAVAT-
ING. Annoying means "irritat-
ing" as. "He had an annoying
habit of shifting when he talked"
Aggravating means making
Evening star., 1955-07-19
NAMES
IN THE NEWS .
BY CONSTANTINE CHEKREZI

/ In Laos GAH-ossl, the small
lest of the three states into which
the French divided Indo-C China
after they got it back from the
Japanese at the lend of World
War II, there has been serious
trouble. According to news from
Vientiane (Vee-en-TSHAN), the
capital, Communists who style
themselves as Pathet Laos (Pah-
|TET y. i. e. Free Laos" are
i'm control of two provinces and
have declared their leader Prince
|S0uvanna Wong (Soo-VAH-nuh
Vaung) as the true king of Laos,
instead of aging incumbent King
Sisavang Wong (See-sah-Vung
Vaung.
Moscow has announced that
the Kremlin has named VASTLY
IvanOvich IvanOv (Vass-EE-lee
Ee-VAH-noh-ve Ee-VAH-
noff) as ambassador to North
Korea, replacing Sergei Petro-
vich Suzdalev (SER- R-gheh-ee
PEH troh veetsh Soos-DAH-
left.
In Japan, the conservative
government of Premier Ichiro
Hatoyama (Ee-CHEE-roh Hut
oh-YAH-mah) has declared it
self in favor of amending the
constitution which was forced
on Japan by the Allied Occupa-
ton" under Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur. The most important
change would allow Japan to
rearm for its own defense.
Pope Plus XII has appointed
Msgr. Felice Pirozzi (Mon-see-
YOR Fel-EE-cheh Peer-OH-
tsee) as permanent observer for
the Holy See with UNESCO
Omitted Nations Educational.
Scientific and Cultural Organi-
zation).
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