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Smyrna times., 1955-07-14

From the earliest days of stove backing and ascarng cleaning
the kitchen has been of housewor high
homemaker list workable solution to daily care has just
been introduced for line of gas ranges
the toward dsposabe products for smped
housekeeping bright aluminium burner bowl sturdy
to be washed and inexpensive enough be discarded after
pover Designed to the looking longer they
be cleaned with easily removed and washed the
dspan fresh set of these dosabe bowls dresses up the kitchen for
company single insert soaking and ubbng after
rangeop catastrophe This feature will be available all
models in the line and in inexpensive replacement
Other tips for cleaning from Celia Bush RCA Estates Home
Service Director include leaving the
overnight to bakedon CRIME And for major beauty
treatment there are several cleaners that be applied rangeop
and left work overnight and later rnsed off
Smyrna times., 1955-07-14

A "dual-walI" model is the
answer to the problem of how to
1ove a floor furnace register from
floor in hallway or a room.
i:ual-walI furnace fits unobtru-
.vely under a partition and de-
.ivers heat into the rooms ON both
sides. The Coleman model Illus
trated is adjustable for walls from
4 to 51a inches thick. Registers fit
along wall baseboards and are
similar in appearance to the out
lets of a forced warm-air furnace.
Duai-waIi floor furnaces are made
to burn either gas or oil. In the
illustration, part of the wall and
the floor are cut away to show how
the heater fits around the wall.
Smyrna times., 1955-07-14

Nothing beats spaghetti when meame favores When
you with spicy tomato meat sauce becomes hearty meal
all but today that work has already been done the
expert packers of canned tomatoes and tomato Canned tomatoes
we'll of the avors and spices that make
spaghetti and tomato supplies the concentrated special
Here's delicious Tomato Meat Sauce-and half
hour
Spaghetti with Tomato Meat Sauce
Tablespoons butter bay leaf
margarine or olive oil tablespoon chopped
pound ground beef parsley
2medium onions, chopped B teaspoon thyme
Glove garlic, minced u teaspoon Tabasco
No. 2can tomatoes teaspoon Worcestershire
6-ounce can tomato paste
teaspoons salt 8-ounces spaghetti
Melt skillet meat breaking up into
pieces with Add and garlic Drowned
stir remaining ingredients except spaghetti Simmer until
kend 80 minutes spaghetti according package d
rections. Serve with sauce
YIEfID 6 servings
Smyrna times., 1955-07-14
BUREAU MODERNIzED

A can of black paint, a saw,
sandpaper. and fancy metal ham
dies can turn a high, old-fash-
ioned bureau into a low modern
cabinet for bedroom or living
room. Simply cut off legs and
frills, sand, paint, and attach
handles in a vertical line.
Smyrna times., 1955-07-14

@. What are the names of these
ready-t0-serve meats?
A. Back row, left to right-veal
loaf, pressed ham roll, "boiled"
ham, pepper loaf, head cheese,
pimiento loaf. Front row, left to
right - liver sausage, bologna,
thuringer.
@. How may they be used?
A. In addition to their use on
cold meat trays, these ready-to-
serve meats are excellent cubed
or sliced into julienne strips for
main dish meat salads. For hot
servings, they may be used in
numerous casseroles.
Smyrna times., 1955-07-14
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-23

Now's the time to start planning and pIonting
lovely garden you'll thrill to next spring. Come Oh
from wide variety Of fine quoy, HoIIond-e
spring buIbs-tulips, norcissus, hyoeinth, cr1
Our bulbs are extra large, priced very low.
W6t-Gorden Shop. End Floor North Building
also Greenhouse Chevy Chose and selections Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-23
STANLEY VOICES
CONCERN OVER
TRAFFIC DEATHS

RICHMOND. Sept. 23.-
Gov staney yesterday called
virgina's highway death situa-
ton desperate" and warned
motorist they now are facing
"the most dangerous months
Of the year."
Gov. Stanley said ''the ter
rible toll is q matter OF
grave concern to me" and
asked the States newspaper
editors to bring this matter to
public attention as strongly as
possible"
He noted that In 1854 more
than one third Of the states
total traffic fatalities occurred
during October, November and
December.
This years traffic toll to date
-612is exactly 100 more
than on this date last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-23
District Housewife
Wins SIC, 600 in
National Contest

A Washington housewife. Mrs
Mary Nelson Of 1910 Upshur
street NV. last night won the
$4,000 grand prize in a national
limerick contest.
Mrs. Nelson, who gets her
choice Of the cash award or 500
o month for the rest Of her life,
topped 5000 winners Of lesser
prizes in the contest. sponsored
by the Sealy Posturepedic Mat
tress Co.
Mrs. Nelson has three teen-aged
children, Douglas, II, and Eric,
is, who attend school in Silver
Spring, and Kathleen. a cerebral
palsy victim, who attends the
District Health School for Grip
pied children.
Notified Of her prize from con-
test headquarters In New York,
Mrs. Nelson said winning the
money would enable her to give
regularly to her church and
favorite charities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-23
24-Hour Strike Ties Up
Half French Railroads

PARIS. sept. Is R.-A "a
hour strike put the brakes on
about half Of Frances national
Iized railroad system today and
Threatened to lead to more seri-
|ous stoppages. Most Of the main
lime trains to neighboring coun-
tries operated normally, how
lever.
The walkout. which started ct
Is pm. yesterday at the peak
LOT the commuters rush hour.
was the most widely felt In q
current rash Of labor troubles
Iplaguing the country. Called by
IAN independent union demand
ing q Is per cent pay raise for
locomotive engineers. It was
Joined BY the big Communicated
General Confederation Of Labor
(CGT9.
Union leaders warned they
were ready to dish out more Of
the same II their demands are
mot met.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-23

The CGT also called q day
long strike Of Paris gas and cleo
trio workers for today. Through
out the rest Of the country about
40, 900 workers are either on
strike or locked out. The ship
yards and metal industries are
hardest hit.
Premier Edgar Faure. busy
searching for q peace with fer
vent Nationalists in French
North Africa. appealed for har-
mony on the labor front. He
warned wage increases might
force some companies out Of
business.
Thousands Of commuters were
stranded when the rail strike hit.
The only reason Frances entire
rail network was not disrupted
was the refusal Of two independ-
ent unions-the Socialist Work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-23
Cottage Tulips:

Cottage Tulips:
II for 79c 100 for $50
l.. Golden Harvest, deep lemon
yellow
z. Mrs Moon, pure yellow
8. Ossi Oswoldo, creamy white pink
4. Thenis, pure white
5. Mrs. }. 7. Sheepers, pure yellow
Parrot Tulips:
IL for 1.19 100 for 8.7S
]. Blue Porrot, lilac blue
z Red Champion, corr,ine red
B. Therese, rosy scorlet
4. Discovery, soft cIeor old rose
5. Fontosy, salmon rose
6. Orange Fovorte, oronge
shaded rose
7. Texos Gold, cIeor yellow
s. Sunshine. golden yellow
9. Black Parrot, blockish purple
Parrot Tulips:
IL for 100
/. Doormon, chery-red with
gold edge
2. Parrot Wonder. cherry red
Crocus:
IL for SOC 100 for 298
l. Blue z, Purple 3. yellow
4. White 5. Striped
Package of 50 Assorted
q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-23

,ers' Force Uo) and the Chris
ltian Workers Federation tCF-
lTC1-to Join In.
Suburban service ranged from
80 per cent at some Paris sta
ltions to none at others.
More than 1000 passengers for
THE liners United States and
Queen Elizabeth were crowded
into buses in Paris and rushed
to the piers at LIE Havre and
Cherbourg.
Paris buses and subways had
an extra heavy haul during the
rush hours. More than the usual
number OF automobiles jammed'
the streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-23

as court evidence. ;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-23
Drunk Test Booked

RICHMOND. Sept. 23-The
Virginia Association Of Taxicab
operators has endorsed porposed
Legislation to require persons
suspected Of drunk driving to
take q drunkometer test. The
results Of the test could be used
as court evidence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-23
GuerriIIus Hit Reds

TAIPEI, Formosa. Sept. % N1.
Premier o. K. Yui told Nations
alist China's legislative Yuan
tparliament) today "anti-Ccm
munist warfare and sabotage are
being actively conducted" on the
Red China mainland BY guerrilla
forces and underground organi-
cations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-23
Printer Honored

A memorial tablet has been
placed on the wall Of Westmin-
ster Abbey in honor Of William
Caxton. England's first printer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-23
Darwin Tulips:

IL for 79c 100 for $50
|. American Floe, bright red
striped and flake white
Z. Boronne De 10 Tonnage,
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3. Afterelow, orange rose
4. Bortigon Moximo, crimson red
s. BIeu Ainobie, rich blush
heliotrope
6. Clara Butt, solnnon rosy pink
7. Compfire, vernilion
8. Faust, dark sotin purple
9. King George ', eormine red
10. La Tulipe Noire, block
". Moraeoux, deep wine red
Il. Forncombe Sanders. fiery
rose scarlet
Is. Helena Gohoeon, creamy white
IA. Philip Snowden, light
cormine rose
IS. Queen of the Night, deep
maroon
Is. Red Pitt, bright red
II. WilIiom Pitt, scarlet
l8. Princess Elizabeth, vivid
rose pink
le. Peter de Hoogh. cormine
red and salmon
20. Kansas, white
Il. CordeII Hull, blood red
on white
u. Niphetos, ivory yellow
q. The Bishop, violet purple
"a. Pride of Zwonenburo,
bright rose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-23

IS. Dorrie Overall, dark petunio
violet
Is. Pride Of Hoorlem, cerise scorIet
n. Princess Elizabeth, vivid
rose pink
28. Red Master, deep red
%. yellow Giant, deep yellow
30. Zwonenbure, pure white
81. City Of HoorIem, brilliant
scarlet
81. Telescopium, violet rose
Single Early Tulips:
IL for 79c 100 for $50
|. General De Wet, orange
z. OIympiode, golden yellow
3. Keizerkroon, bright red
a. Sunburst, orange yellow
5. Pink Beouty, deep rose
Double Early Tulips:
IL for 79c 100 for $50
|. Peach Blossom, deep pink
z. Bononzo, cornine red
8. Couronne Dor
IL for l.39, 100 for 1880
a. Scorlet CordinoI, glossy scarlet
Tulips:
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|. Red Motodor, eomine
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z. Marietta, deep sotin rose@
3. White Triumphotor, white
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Evening star., 1955-09-06

An attempt was being made
today to serve John L. Lewis
at his home in Alexandra with
papers in two suits claiming a
total Of 100000 damages
against the United Mine Workers
of America.
Mr.. Lewis. who is president Of
the UNIV. lives at 614 oronoco
street. The union headquarters
are in Washington.
City Sergt. Frann Moriarity
has been unable to catch the
mine workers chief in his home
town since the actions were filed
in Circuit Court last Thursday.
The two suits. each claiming
a total Of 100000. were brought
by two independent coal mine
operators of Pike County, KY.
They are Howard Mounts and
M. E. Mccoy. operators of COM
panies bearing their names. They
are represented by the law firm
of Landis. Cohen, Reubin &
Schwartz, 1882 Jefferson place
NV. Washington.
Both Of the plaintiffs contend
the union forced them to aban-
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Lewis Sought for Service
Of Suits Against UNIV

don lucrative businesses through
mob picketing, coercion and in
timidation.
The Mounts firm leased ~
acres and the Mccoy Co. 20 acres
from the Majestic Collieries Co.
The latter operates larger and
deeped mines and had an agree
ment with the Mounts and Nc
Coy firms to buy their output.
court papers state.
The suits contend that as a
result of a disagreement between
Local 6095 OF the UNIV and
Majestic Collieries. the big mine
operator might limit its opera
tions to two or three days q week.
The union then sought to force
the Mccoy and Mounts firms to
limit their operations to the
same number Of days so that
Majestic would not receive coal
when it had closed down Its own
operations.
Both firms were forced to close
down August 8. 1854 and were
unable to resume operations.
even after some other small op-
orators were permitted to resume
mining last December. the suits
say.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
T,303 Fair Crowd
Sets TimoAiun1
Labor Day Record

TIMONIUM, Nd. Sept. 6 (R.
"A record Labor Day crowd Of
72.303 packed the State Fair at
Tfmonium yesterday as cattle
judging in the open classas
began.
The previous Labor Day rec
ord was 71,246, tabulated last
year.
Fair officials were kept busy
tracking down lost children, ad-
ministering to bee stings and
reuniting families who became
separated in the big crowd.
A spokesman said before night
fall a total of $50 "lost" children
were given ice cream cones to
ease their alarm and returned
to their parents.
Judging was in progress in the
Holstein cattle class, and honors
for the grand champion bull
went to v. E. Sutliff, Gathers
burg, Md.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
WIN Alumni
Get Porley Bid
On Dispute

} WILLIAMSBURG. Va. Sept.
6 ga select group Of VIII
liam and Mary alumni has been
invited to meet with the colleges
board of visitors Saturday to dis
cuss the smouldering contro-
versy involving the administra.
ton Of President Alvin D.
Chandler.
Although the formal invita-
tions made no, mention TO re-
cent student and faculty unrezt.
it seemed obvious this would be
the No. ! topic.
Board Rector James Robeft-
son Of Norfolk declined comment
on the meeting or what 1t mint
accomplish.
Among those invited were two
members Of the legislature who
have called for q general assem-
bly, investigation Of conditions At
William and Mary. They are
Delegates William Cleaton Of
South Hill and Frank Moncure
of Stafford.
Mr. Chambers administration
has been under attack from some
students and faculty members in
recent months for policies which
critics say are causing deteriora-
ton Of the school.
Mr.. Chandler. a former Navy
admiral who became president in
1851, has staunchly defended his
policies and has received solid
support from the board which
issued a report strongly con-
demning student criticism.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
IDistiIIers Charged
Under Trust Low
To Face Hearing

BALTIMORE, Sept. 6 R).-
The first public hearing : in a
conspiracy indictment against
SIS whisky distillers and whole
salers was to be held today in
Federal court.
Judge Roszel c. Thomson set
the hearing to air various legal
problems in the case. The in
dictments under the Sherman
Anti Trust Act were returned by
a Federal grand jury last April 6.
Indictments were issued after
Montgomery County officials
charged their county liquor
stores had been refused supplies
direct from distillers and al
legedly were told they would
have to make purchases from
Baltimore jobbers. That action.
the county officials said. would
tend to increase prices.
All the individuals and COM
panies indicted pleaded inno-
cent at arraignments held during
June. Many Of the Nations
leading liquor manufacturers
and wholesale distributors are
involved.
Evening star., 1955-09-06

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Evening star., 1955-09-06
Whisky Dispensing Freezer
Leeds to Mans Arrest

A Cottage City Md.) tavern
operator, who. police say. stores
whisky in a deepfreeze, has been
charged with maxim ga Sunday
whisky sale.
Gamer Murray, Al, Of 1915
Emerson street NV, who OPP
crates the Surf Club in the 1900
block Of Bladensburg road, was
arrested Sunday after selling q
pin Of whisky to two undercover-
men.
Police said they visited the
club. identifying themselves as
out-of -towners looking for holi-
day entertainment. They were
led to a kitchen and the deep
freeze preserving the whisky.
they said. Mr.. Murray posted
$500 bond.
After the arrest, Police Chief
George J. Panagoulis said in
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Virginia Cuts
Route 136
Speed Limit

The Virginia State Highway
Department has ordered q re-
duction Of the speed limit from
IS TO IS miles per hour on Route
236 from the Alexandria city
limits to the town Of Fairfax.
State Senator John A. K. Dom
ovan said he has received a let
ter from the highway depart
men saying the reduction would
60 into effect es soon as new
speed limit signs can be erected.
A lower speed limit on the
10-mile stretch has been urged
by residents along the highway
and by several Lincolnia organi-
cations. Mrs. A. r. Hopkins,
chairman of the Lincolnia Wom-
ans Club and q member Of the
Lincolnia Parent Teacher AS
socfation, organized a drive ear
lier this year to lower the limit.
State Delegate omer L. Hirst
of Annandale said Route 236
carries 1000 vehicles a day or
nearly three times the maximum
safety capacity of a two-lane
road. He also said it has one Of
the highest accident rates Of any
highway in the State.
The letter from J. p. Mills, jr.,
State traffic and safety engineer.
said the 45-mile limit could be
established without hardships on
the users Of the highway but any
reduction below that would not
be realistic and could not be en-
forced"
Mrs. Hopkins said her groups
would press for an even lower
limit. "Forty-five is too fast for
this fast growing area. " she said.
She said she also has asked
the county school board to re-
route q school bus 50 children
living south Of Route 236 viii
not have to cross the highway
to attend Lincolnia' Elementary
School.
Senator Donovan said he would
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Morse Enters Marlboro Fair
With II Prize Devon CuttIe

Maryland Agricultural EXPOSE
tion opens next week are Two
English imports - Potheridge
Countess v. a heifer. and Ford
ton Shaver, a bull. Neither has
been shown before.
The Senator last year gar
nered five firsts and nalf-dozen
second place ribbons as well MS
several lesser awards.
He should really clean up this
year. said Jim Brown who
moved the cattle.
Senator Morse now is on the
Evening star., 1955-09-06

creased efforts and a round the
clock campaign would be made
ito enforce strictly all liquor
laws"
This means closing hours,
Sunday sales and especially the
serving Of alcoholic drinks to
minors"
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Woman, so, browns
At Viroiniu Beech

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, Sept.
is R.-A Hopewell woman
drowned at Virginia Beach yes
terday.
Mrs. Sally Washburn. about
so. was pronounced dead after
attempts to revive her were un-
successful. She had been SWIM
ming with a friend.
Evening star., 1955-09-06

Senator Morse. Democrat of
Oregon-hoping to repeat or
better his successes of last year
had IL registered Devon cattle
on the Upper Marlboro (MdJ
fair grounds today.
The livestock was moved over
the week end by a friend from
Senator Morse's pasturage at
Poolesville. Md, so they would
have a week to recover from
their move.
Among the cattle he will have
on exhibit when the Southern
Evening star., 1955-09-06

press the highway department to
erect the signs as soon as pos
sible because Of the opening Of
school today. L
This is the second major
throughfare in Fairfax County
on which the speed limit has
been reduced within. the past
month. The limit was cut from
SIS to As on a three-mile stretch
OF Arlington boulevard between
Seven Corners and 1000 feet west
Of the Melpar plant.
Evening star., 1955-09-06

West Coast for meetings with
his constituents and various
speaking engagements. ONCE
aides. however, said he would
return here next week to attend
personally to mis- livestock ex-
hibits at the fair.
Evening star., 1955-09-06
Firemen Extinguish
BIuze Next Door

Fire early today burned out a
rear section Of q vacant two
story wooden building next to
the Upper Marlboro (Md.) Vol
unteer Fire Department.
Damage was estimated at
a ,ao,,f q Enn
Evening star., 1955-09-06
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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-02-19
Getting Military Strength

sal military training for the youth of this nation
seem to lose sight Of the fact that we have practic-
ally the same thing now in our selective service
operation.
There are none so blind as those who will not
realize that the rest of the world is an armed camp
that this nation, just as we'll as any other in the
"civized world, is subject to attack and agrees
sion by the combined communist world, and the
only way to stay free and independent is to stay
strong.
We must be prepared for any eventuality and
we must maintain trained force in all branches
of the services. Whether we call it draft or
universal military service" is minor matter.
The United States Of America has never start
ed foreign war. Selective Service or UNIT are
strictly defense measures and only the most dang
erous of mental blocks can cause any good Amer
lean to think differently