davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-06-15
9. Fin glasses with lemonade.
Serves four.

9. Fill glasses with lemonade.
Serves four.
CANDLE SALAD
Equipment needed
Pairing knife
Measuring spoons
Can opener
Ingredients
teaspoons mayonnaise
maraschino cherries
4 slices canned pineapple
A lettuce leaves
2 bananas
How to make candle salad
/ Put one lettuce leaf on each plate.
2. Lay pineapple slice ON top OF
each lettuce leaf.
;. Stand " banana in the hole OF each
pineapple.
4. Top the banana with bit of may
onnaise.
S. Put cherry on top of the mayor
naise.
Serves four.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-15
APARTMENT FORUM
BY NORMA and DON

rate Woodworking equipment. To
inlay the tiles. just mark on the
area which the tiles win occupy.
chisel out wood just deep enough.
then glue the tiles In place.
II you want the tiles to cover
the top OF the table completely,
you can glue them to the table
top. then finish the top with
aluminium or with wood strips.
For the giuing operation, use
b thick mixture Of casein glue
made with one-and -one- fourth
measures Of casein powder to one
measure Of water. II the wood
and tile surfaces are uneven,
thicken the glue with fine saw
dust. then press the tiles down
until they form q Nat surface.
Leave weights on the tiles
fheayy books win dol until the
glue hardens.
BY the same process, you can
make many other objects using
decorative tiles Of your choice,
including stands for flower pots,
trays and wall plaques.
NO GREEN THUMB? - II
plants gradually wither and die
In your apartment In spite OF
your tenderest care, take heart
Many department and speciality
stores now are stocking some
excellent artificial flowers
initiating such favorite house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-15

plants ss philodendron. ivy and
begonia.
In order to make them appear
as realistic Is possible, You can
arrange them In pots or planter
boxes which contain actual soil
topped with dried moss.
For the final touch Of realism.
bend the leaves slightly toward
their strongest source Of light,
and arrange vines in their usual
patterns of growth.
Artificial plants will add
touches of color and give the
impression Of having growing
things In the apartment, and
you do not have to worry about
whether or not they are getting
enough light or about forgetting
to water them.
NEW DISCOvERY-The Iowly
folding luggage rack Is becoming
recognized as one Of the more
useful accessories for comfort
able living by apartment dwell
ers who are seeking multipur.
pose furniture.
Luggage racks. available in
many department stores, were
designed, of course, as O con-
Veflience To Overni0hf 0tYeske
But. in addition, they can be used
as sawhorses by the apartment
do-it-yourselfer. and serve as
stands on which you can set
% tray Of h1ts d'oeuvres or other
appetizcrs when you are enter
tanning.
When not In use, they fold into
10 space narrow enough to make
them easy to store In q hall
|closet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-15

DESIGN FOR CURTAINS
MY kitchen window Is located
so near the range that ordinary
curtains tend TO blow over the
range when the window is open.
causing q IRE hazard. Is there
any way to solve this?r
Often a kitchen window which
rs located right next to the
range II left curtainless or Is
dressed In those elastic rufiie
|arfangements which provide Q
color border for the window.
However. you can make ctr
|taifis for this type Of window
which are both safe and attrac-
tive. For the purpose Of descrip-
ton assume that the range Is
to the left Of the window.
For the left side Of the
window, make Q strip Of curtain
material. double thick and about
four inches wide. and insert a
strip Of muslin the same size
between the two thicknesses for
reinforcement.
Make the usual arrangement
at the top for the rod and the
heading. Then this strip can be
hung straight on the curtain rod
and tackled or tapped 10 the win-
dow sin at the bottom so that It
win, not blow over the range.
For the right side Of the VIM
dow make Q curtain the same
length as the strip and about
one-and-one-half times the full
width Of the window. Gather it
evenly on the rod to meet the
left-hand strip. then drape 1t to
the right and fasten 1t back with
q single tie-back.
This curtain looks attractive
In any fabric except q sheer fab
ric. Fringe or edging can be
added for q finishing touch.
COFFEE TABLES One Of the
more attractive coffee tables we
have seen In an apartment re-
Gently was made Of wood with .
surface Of tiles showing scenes
from various countries Of the
world.
The table consisted Of q wood
EN- top into which the tiles had
been inlaid. Four wooden legs Of
the ready-to-attach type now
available In most do-it-yourself
shops completed the table.
Surprising as 1t may seem,
tables Of this kind can be made
Ia an apartment without eIabo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22

StrangieS Her With Cord
Parker signed q confession in
which he admitted that after
breakfast when she refused his
advances. he knocked his wife
unconscious. then strangled her
with cord. Mr.. Scheele related,
Then Parker tried to set the
scene to make 1t appear she had
been raped. He removed her
jeans and undertakings and tore
her sweatshirt of and stuffed
Ihandkerchiefs into her mouth.
Then he tied her hands behind
her back. covered her up and
put pillow on her head before
leaving for work." Mr.. Scheele
said.
Parker had attended his wife's
funeral in Des Moines Saturday.
He was summoned back to
Lincoln from Des Moines. where
he had been staying with his
slain wife's parents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22
Strangles Her With Cord

"a Christmas tree in the State
capitol rotunda.
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Dy the Associated Press

The House Interior Commit
Tee has been told that Congress
has legal power to decide
whether the proposed Federal
Hells Canyon Dam should be
built, regardless Of decisions by
the courts and the Federal Pow
or Commission.
This opinion, from the Ameri-
can law division of the Library
of Congress. was made public
today by Representative Engle,
Democrat Of California, chair
man of the committee which has
pending bills to authorize a Fed
eral dam in the Snake River can
yon between Idaho and Oregon.
Committee attorneys interpret
the opinion as confirmation that
the bills are alive-although the
FPC has issued a license to the
Idaho Power Co. for construc-
ton Of three power dams in the
same stretch of the river.
Pro-public power groups have
taken the FPC license order to
the United States Court of APP
peals.
Library Of Congress lawyers
were asked by Mr.. Engle what
effect action of the FPC and
courts would have on the Fed
eral Hells Canyon Dam legisla-
ton.
Attorney Frank B. Horne said
in q 14-page memorandum the
FPC license order will have no
legal effect precluding further
action on the Hells Canyon leg
islation.
The fact that a prior Con-
gress legislatively has exercised
constitutional rowers IN nreata
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22

Both Iowa State College grad
yates, Mr.. and Mrs. Parker had
been married less than two years
after college courtship.
Parker, travelling alone. ar
rived in Lincoln about noon
Wednesday. He was questioned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22
|Man,24,Admits
lStranqlinq Wife

LINCOLN, Neb., Dec. 20 R.-
A young husbands signed story
that he strangled his wife be-
cause she refused his advances
and then set . rape scene to
throw authorities on his trail
has solved the staying Of Mrs.
Nancy Parker. 20, Of Lincoln.
Details Of the confession by
Lincoln City Forester Darrell F.
Parker were announced today by
Lancaster County Attorney
Elmer Scheele.
Mrs. Parker's half nude body
was found in q bed ct her home
here December II. She had
been strangled with Irvine, gag
ged and trussed.
Her 24-year-old husband had
told authorities she was alive
when he went to work in the
morning and that he found her
dead when he went home for
lunch at noon after decorating
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22
Points for Parents 5, ss,.A rA.ns. wsllss.

Mother-I know 1t would be
hard not to peek at your presents
so ! am going to lock my closet
door.
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HeIIs Canyon Dam Rights
Seen Held by Congress

or establish q program such as
the Federal Power Act does
not preclude future Congresses
from exercising those same pow
ers to change that program or
create a new one in It's place"
he said.
Even If the court should up
hold the FPC action, the lawyer
said. this would not foreclose
further legislative action by the
Congress"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22
Hiroshima Teacher
Wins Faulkner Prize

TOKYO. Dec. "a GA
teacher Of American literature ct
Hiroshima Women's College to-
day was announced as the win
ner Of q $500 scholarship Of
fered by Novelist William
Faulkner.
Midori Sasaki. "a, will be al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22

buy a car. He buys his clothes,
too, with his carrier income.
David is q Junior at Western
High School.
He took pictures Of his routes
homes several weeks ago, shoot
ing 40 to so pictures on a roll of
film. He loads his own film
magazines.
Some houses he photographed
twice-or at least pointed his
camera at them twice.
"One day I took 40 pictures, !"
he explained. "and then got
home and learned I didn't have
any film in the camera"
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lowed to select one Of ~ schools
Ito continue her studies IN the
United States. An effort - being
made to obtain q Fulbrisht travel
grant also.
Miss Sasaki was selected On
the basis Of . paper she pre-
pared on "(Walt) Whitman In
Japan" Mfr. Faulkner met her
while touring Japan In August.
The scholarship money comes
from earnings Of his Nobel prize
money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22
Mix Daughter Sues

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 40 R.--
Mrs. John Allen Andre. 80,
daughter Of the late movie cow
boy Tom Mix. filed suit for d.
vorce yesterday charging cruelty.
Mr.. Andre. 50. member Of q
Doylestown (Pa) family. Is q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22

several hours. was given a lie
|detector test by John e. Reid,
Chicago criminologist, who had
just arrived as consultant in the
case and then confessed.
At about 1880 a m. today Park
|er was brought to police head
quarters from State Safety
patrol headquarters at the edge
Iof Lincoln. He was booked on
AN open charge and placed In
solitary confinement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22

had plenty OF time.
He has 95 customers on his
route, on Loughborough, road.
Macomb street. Glenbrook ter
race and Glenbrook road, Mill
wood lane. Lowell street and
Lowell lane NV.
David is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde F. Barkebile, 5712
Macarthur boulevard NV.
He has been serving The Star
since April. 1851. His route fur
nished the money for his camera,
q 35-mm. Retiua &C. and his
earnings also enabled him to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22
Dali on Way Here

LIE HAVRE. France. Dec. %
up Spanish Artist Salvador
Dali is en- route to New York on
the liner America with plans to
spend the winter in the United
States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22
Carrier Boys Greeting
Is Photograph Of Home

David Berkeb 49, Star carrier in the citys
borhood has contived Of Christmas
subscribers He giving them photographs homes
The boy enthusiast Christmas he got the
Of furnishing customers with pictures houses but
by then too late to do anything about year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-22

screen writer. The couple met In
Tokyo In 1852 and married q
year later. She filed the COM
plant yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18
BY HARRY MACARTHUR

The motion picture "prepos-
ferrous" may be on the way out
as the movie industry's answer
10 the television spectacular"
The movie people were on
the right track, all right. when
Joy cormody, dromo editor Of The
Stur. is on vocation. His column
will be resumed on his return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18

to Mr.. Rodgers, 7 think she'd
be a perfect Laurie
II didn't know what they
were talking about. ! was then
signed to the chorus Of South
Pacific and during this time
they were coaching me for the
Laurie role and gave me the
script of Oklahoma ]
thought it was for the stage
play, as an understudy.
They finally called me to
sing for Mr.. Fred zimmerman
and Mr.. Arthur Hornblow jr.,
who were in town from Holly
wood. They told me they were
planning to make a movie OF
oklahoma But Mr.. Horn
blow said, Shirley. you're fine,
but for such a young girl. this
part is just too big So they
put me in the chorus Of the
musical, Me and Juliet
Tested in Hollywood
So, two months later, Shirley
was flying to Hollywood for a.
screen test. Now reliving this
experience, she had tears in
her eyes, her clenched knuckles
were white. perspiration was
on her forehead as she talked.
II tested with Charlotte Green-
wood and Gordon MacRae.
After the test they sent me to
Chicago to play Laurie on the
stage. I knew. my screen test
was lousy.
. Three weeks went by. ]
came off stage one night and
there was a phone call for
me. I answered and said,
Hello, THIS is Shirley Jones'.
Then I recognized the voice on
the other end as that of my
manager. He said, Hello.
Laurie I slid to the floor.
knowing that I had landed the
role in the movie version OF
oklahoma
1T was while I was in Paris
with 'Oklahoma!' that I was
called again and told I would
star in 'Carousel.' I didn't
have any idea it was to be
done as a movie"
Shirley's favorite actor IL
Marion Brando - But I
wouldn't want to marry him."
she declares. because he's not
my type"
released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18
Hollywood Woos Fans
With Host Of New Faces

MGM's film about psychia-
trists and their patients, The
Cobweb," marked the introduce
ton Of John Kerr and Susan
Strasberg. Only II, Miss
Strasberg is currently at work
in Columbia's movie adapta-
ton Of the Broadway hit,
Picnic"
Not since the days Of Jackie
Coogan has any studio been
as enthusiastic about q young
boy as U-I is about Tim
Hovey. who walks of with
the Aim, "The Private War
Of Major Benson" Instead Of
the familiar introducing" tag,
the ads invite: land meet Tim
Hovey."
Top Billing
In some cases, brand-new
personalities are receiving
star billing right of the bat.
Carol Ohmart and Tom Tryon
have their names ahead Of the
title in Paramount's 1.-THE
Scarlet Hour"-and have their
names just about everywhere
else as well. as a result of the
studios ad-and-publicity sup
port. Another Paramount po-
tential is Shirley MacLaine.
who gets the star treatment
in the Martin and Lewis opus,
Artists and Models"
Jack Webb, who ought to
know, claims Peggy Lee. no
newcomer to song fans, must
be considered anew as an ac-
tress. and a darned good one.
in pete Kelly's Blues" And
the public seems to agree, for
Peggy has been winning rave
comment.
Other names 1t might be
well to keep In mind include
Joan Collins, Dana Wynters.
See HEFFERNAN, Page F.;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18
SADLER'S WELLS BALLET ARRIVES
IN NEW YORK; TO TOUR, TOO
Nv WILLIAM GLOVER

NEW YORK, Sept. II R-The return Of sadiers
Wells Ballet and the installation Of an enterprisng young
troupe of shakespearean performers provided the weeks
excitement for first-nighters.
The British dancing company. headed by such oal.
enas Margo Foneyn and Bery Grey and with seVera
ballets tap is on its fourth tour and Will SWING
across the country after finishing limited run at the
Metropolitan Opera House.
Triumphal sparkling and in high technical fette the
dancers started the with performances OF sleeping
Beauty" later will unveil their items.
At City Center. the Bratte Players Of Cambridge
Mass presenting their version Of Otheo and next
Wednesday will transfer to Part Of the baTds Henry
~" The band its initial venture hasn't been completely
successful in casting but they determined and It's
good to know that director named John Silk is at work
to treat famous scripts with alert tradtonalism.
Hared hit: It's three strikes but not out for Tger at
the Gates the most harassed show headed for Broad
In England last the show ran into newspaper
strike during its tyout tour and few people heard about
It, When ready for London. Tiger" into rail-
road strike that entaed before company and scenery
could reach the West End
Strike pestered Tiger" again this week The
scenery arrived ship from England In the midst Of New
Yorkls longshoremen strike.
The determined producers assert however, that the
London hit will be at the Plymouth Theater for its sched-'
ued October premiere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18

In mind, the movie makers are
preparing for what promises
to be the season of hottest
competition yet between films
and TV.
The two major television
networks. CHS and NBC. are
promising q lavish array Of
entertainments. The spectacu-
lars. it is promised, viii be
more spectacular than ever.
Some first-run British movies
of A-picture caliber will be
passed along free by the TV
folk. too.
Titles Show Promise
Television, in other words,
plans a number Of shows from
which the movie exhibitors
won't lure customers merely by
claiming superiority over a 81
inch screen. A glance at the
production schedules indicates
that the exhibitors can have
some hope, too. Some promis-
ing titles already are in line
for theater marques during
the 1856 season.
One Of these is Oklahoma.
which will unite the most sue
cessful musical show ever and
the Todd-AO process. about
which many are enthusiastic.
Samuel Goldwyn's Guys and
Dolls" is not too far of, either.
THE Tall Men," new Clark
Gable adventure yarn. should
be along soon and so should
Trial." a film which seems
destined to be the most con-
troversial since, well. say
Blackboard Jungle" MY
Sister Eileen" with Janet
Leigh, and Walt Disney's 1.-THE
African Lion" are two others
with October release dates set.
Autumn also will bring the
William Wyler produced and
directed film, 1.-THE Desperate
Hours" which Paramount is
thinking Of as its major Acad-
envy award contender. Alfred
Hitchcock's 1.-THE Trouble With
Harry" is in the offing, too.
this repeatedly being Hitch
cocks idea Of an Academy
award possibility.
The list of films now in pro-
duction is studded with titles
that at least look good from
here. There are. for instance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18

1.-THE Eddy Duchin Story"
(Tyrone Power and Lust For
Life" Kirk Douglas as Vim
cent Van Gogh). And there are
1.-THE Proud and Profane."
1.-THE Mountain" Spencer
Tracy, "Carousel." "Giant."
spirit of st. Louis" and. OF
course, that mammoth, Rome
filmed "War and Peace"
The movies even will be fir
ing one of television's big guns
right back at it. with George
Gobel in 1.-THE Birds and the
Bees"
One result of the increased
competition between motion
picture theaters and television
is certain. The moviegoer and
televiewer can't lose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN

HOLLYWOOD. Sept. 17.-In
staggering back to their feet
after the devastating onslaught
Of television. Hollywood studios
the past few years, have spent
enormous sums on developing
something new"-mainly eye
popping technical innovations
designed to make fickle patrons
gasp their amazement and
dash back to the movie houses.
Cineram a, CinemaScope.
VistaVision. Todd-AO and all
the rest have served their pur-
pose-but by now things have
settled down to near-normal In
Aim marts everywhere. So. the
winter of 1855 will see the en-
phasis restored to its proper
place--a large scale. about
buildup Of new faces" After
all. personality is a fundamen-
tai almost as important to film
crosses as is story material.
Not in 20 years has there
been such a concerted indus
try-wide drive to sell new hope
fuls to the public. The tip-od
is the unprecedented number
Of films which use the word
introducing" thus calling spe-
cial attention to a promising.
fresh face.
An Exotic Dish
Although the part started
out as a small one. Kirk Doug
las was SO impressed with the
charm, talent and beauty Of a
20-year-old Italian model, Elsa
Martinelli. that he had it built
up to star stature in the first
production for his own COM
pany, 1.-THE Indian Fighter.
Miss Martinelli. whose face is
not new TO readers Of slick
magazines In Italy, France,
England and America, wins the
coveted introducing" accolade
in both advertisements and on
the screen. An exotic dish, the
dark-haired foreigner has ex-
cited interest In several major
studios.
Shirley Jones Of the Broad
way stage will be introduced as
Gordon MacRae's costar in the
Todd-AO presentation of the
Rodgers and Hammerstein
musical. Oklahoma" come
October. AS a result Of this in
itial impression. Shirley has
been set to costar with Mac
Rae, who replaced Frank ST.
natra in goth Century Fox's
version Of the same teams
"Carousel."
Two Newcomers r
Ben Hecht and Burt Lam
caster, who unveiled q new
facet Of Ernest Borgnine's tal-
ent in Marty" introduce two
newcomers in their current
"rhe Kentuckian";; moppet
Donald Macdonald and q cele.
brated TV performer. Walter
Nathan. Nathan also scores
q second strike in THE Indian
Fighter" T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18

AMBASSADoR-Pete Kelys Blues; 1926 $3.50, $3.50. 1880
and 9:35 pm.
CApTTOL-Its Always Fair Weather. 1885, $780, S:40 1850
and 9:55 pm.
CoIONY-"Monika"; 2:30. 4:20 $780, 8 and $50 pm.
COLUMBIAThe Kentuckian": los. $780, $40. 7:25 and
$3.50 pm.
Observation-Disclosures" $780, $685. $685. TAO and $40 pm
KEITHS-"Ulysses" $780, 1885, 5:40 7:45 and $3.50 pm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of sade 2:45 ABS. $40, $40 and
10 pm.
Notwithstanding Scarf: 220. 4:10 8. 1855 and
$3.50 pm.
Observation-Disclosures Keys Blues" lao s45 5:45 7:5o
and $3.50 pm
oNTARIo-"Were No Angels; $780, $40. 5:4o TAO and
940 pm.
PAIACE-"Love Is Many Spendored Thing; 1:05 S:lb,
525, TAO and $50 pm
PLAYHOUSE Summertime" 1920. $40. 5:25. TBS and
$3.50 pm
pIAzA-he Virgin Queen; l. 1885, 42o. $40. sos and
10 pm.
TRANS-LUX-The Shrike 1880 2:40 1885, $40, Slb ana
1905 pm.
wAfaNER-"Ths Is cinerama"; O. and $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18
THE PASSING SHOW
Movies Bring Up
Heavy Artillery

ment values. Some Of them
undoubtedly have made money
and will make more before
they are through.
These and some others have
proved to be top-heavy movies.
though, with multitudes for
casts and mammoth settings.
But their size has been two
dimentional, a thing of height
and width on the screen. with
very little real depth at all.
We undoubtedly win be con-
fronted with more films Of this
ilk in the future. There all
ways will be directors who will
be overwhelmed by the posi-
bilities Of widescreen cameras,
who will succumb to the siren
call Of sheer size.
There are indications, how
ever, that the feature film pro-
ducers are relaxing and sub
hitting to evolution. The new
processes were fine In them
selves when they were intro
duced. Even that Sd gimmick
with the polaroid spectacies
served a purpose by helping
call attention to the movies
again when television was
throwing It's weight around.
But size and gimmicks are not
enough.
Competition Ahead
Don Hartman. production
chief at Paramount Pictures,
took note of the situation in q
recent observation. At the same
time he made 1t clear what the
future course should be.
Nov that the innovation of
the large size picture in proc
esses such as VistaVision has
been accepted" he said. I'VE
can again place emphasis on
the story. A picture is seldom
better than the writing"
With such thoughts % this