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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18

3-bedroom rambler, one year old.
VIII rent furnished or unfurnished.
Furnished. sl45: unfurnishe3. SI20.
James c. Conley & Co.
a525 Georgia Ave. Ju. 9-4l34
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18

Busy shopping center: no eonpeti-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-18

Very attractiTeIy restored Georse-
town type house. four bedrooms,
large living room, dining room,
modern kitchen. Charming en-
cArpeted hail and stairs, Quiet
street. Available for Iong-term lease
If desired. Excellent maid service
available.
ThoS. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
739 18th Street NV III T-R83O
The Nome nugget., 1955-03-16
Mccarthy Levels Fresh Charges Of Conspiracy
 In The Major PereSs Case

WASHINGTON, R-Sen. Me Carthy flung fresh charges of conspiracy" at White House and other administration officials yes terday in the Senate's new inves- tigation of the Maj. Irving Peress case.
 Peress is the New York den- tist who was promoted to major and later given an honorable dis charge despite his refusal on the grounds of possible self-incrimin- ation to answer questions about Communism.
 Sen. Mcclellan D-Ark) presid- ing at the Senate Investigations subcommittee study, launched the inquiry with a statement accus- ing the Army of conduct that shows it is unwilling to disclose all the facts"
 In an opening statement Me Clellan said the Army first gave his subcommittee staff an inspec- tor generals report on how Peress got promotion and honorable discharge after refusing to tell whether he was a Communist, then 'peremptorily' pulled back the report and kept it.
 Mccarthy, raising "a point of order" asked Mcclellan to broad en the inquiry. and go into what the Wisconsin senator termed "a conspiracy"
 He said this inquiry should em- brace why President Eisenhower signed a blackout order, forbid ding administration officials to tell what they discussed at a meeting in January last year. At that meeting, Mccarthy contend ed, the group successfully con- spired" to block full investiga- tion of the Peress case at that time, and moved to launch in stead "an investigation of Me Carthy."
 Secretary of the Army Stevens contended the report in question contained secret information about investigative methods and techniques" plus information from secret informants whose disclos- ure to an outsider might jeopard- ize future investigations.
The Nome nugget., 1955-03-16
Dulles Says US. Will Use A-WeaponS If Engaged
 In Major Military Clash

WASHINGTON, R-Secretary of State Dulles said today he i'm aglnes the United States would use tactical atomic weapons if it becomes engaged in any major military clash anywhere in the world
 Dulles told a news conference he could not say offhand whether such weapons would be used in defense of Quemoy and the Mat sus if the United States decides 10 assist the Chinese Nationalist forces in holding those islands.
 He indicated, however, if the Chinese Communists made a major effort to take the islands and the attempt was also clearly aimed at conquest of Formosa -the United States might well intervene with sea and air forces equipped with atomic weapons.
 By law, a decision to use atomic weapons may be made only by the President Also, President Eisenhower has said he would re- serve to himself alone any de- cisiOn on the use of US. forces in defense of the Nationalist held islands
The Nome nugget., 1955-03-16
Alaska Steam EnlargeS Freighter Fleet With
 Purchase of 5,OOO-Tonner

SEATTLE, R = The 5,OOO-ton treighter Levers Bend was pur- chased by the Alaska Steamship Co. Monday and President D. E. Skinner described the move as the first in new buildup of ASC's freighter fleet.
 The Levers Bend will expand Alaska Steam's freighter fleet to four 10,000-ton Liberty ships and eight of the Levers Bend type and tonnage. Six of the latter are being chartered from the Mari time Administration.
 In addition, Alaska Steam has the passenger ship Baranof, now idle at Houston, sTex.
 Alaska Steam took possession of the Levers Bend from Mum argo Co.,, of New York at Mobile, Ala, yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1955-03-16
Rear Adm. Vim. A. Dolan. Of Valdez, Commander Bremerton Navy Yard

SEATTLE, R-Rear Adm. Wm. A. Dolan, native of Valdez, Alaska, has been named com mander of the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard at Bremerton. He will take over the job on April 29.
 Admiral Dolan was born in Valdez June IT, 1904. He attended public schools in Valdez, Brem- erton and the University of Southern California before enter ing the naval academy in 1922.
 Admiral Dolan has been con- nected with the Navy's Bureau of Ships
The Nome nugget., 1955-03-16
PREFERS TO EAT OUT

Pleasant Hill, Calf. - Because the dog belonging to MT. and Mrs. Art Hakel, named Poochie, ate most of his meals at the home of Stella and Howard Waite, the Waites asked the Hakel's for Poochie. They agreed, but now the Waites never seen Poochie- he went back to scrounging meals from his original owners.
The Nome nugget., 1955-03-16
' F Per Cent Alaska
 Freight Rate Increase Just and Reasonable"

SEATTLE, R-A Federal Mari time Board hearing on the 712 per cent freight rate increase put into effect by the Alaska Steam ship Co. and the Coastwise Line a year ago was called off Monday. It had been set for Seattle.
 Atty. Fred Tolan, representing the Alaska Chapter of the Associ- ated General Contractors and the Northwest Fish Traffic Commit tee, notified the board he had decided the increase was just and reasonable.
 He reached that decision, he said, after the Alaska Steamship Co. had made a "complete dis closure" of its position.
The Nome nugget., 1955-03-16

Among new corporation filing articles with the territorial audi tor recently is the Admiral Dis tributors Corp. which has named Anchorage as headquarters, MJ. Walsh las agent for Nome; Charles Clasby, Fairbanks, and John Manders for Anchorage.
The Nome nugget., 1955-03-16
TAX RETURN NOT DUE-YET

WASHINGTON, LR - Tuesday was not the deadline for filing your income tax return.
 It used 10 be, but under a new law you get another month LII until April 15-to get that job done.
The Nome nugget., 1955-03-16
Wednesday

5:O0-Great Gildersleeve 5:3O-Music for Dining 6:00-NeWS
 6:15-Can You Top This 6:3O-Revenuers' Romp 7:3O-Hall of Fame
 8:OO-Bud's Bandwagon 8:3O-Meet Millie
 9:0O-NeWs
 9:O5-Paul Whiteman
 9:3O-High Adventure I0:O0-Bing Crosby 10: :30-Martin Block 11:00-News 11:15-Johnny Mercer I1:3O-One Night Stand 12:0O-Music from the Mite 1:00-News
 1:15-Sign Off
The Nome nugget., 1955-03-16
RADIO PROGRAM ARMED FORCES RADIO SERVICE - NOME FIELD

11:00-Perry Como Friday eeve a o-I+aIln E+I 14HieilGaid 1T e 626-Sign
 11:45-At 7.oo Nran,s ~ ~ Ihls 12:00-News pi.a ,ra c,iaa np l2:15-Today's the Day o.1s Nrorninr rero+;ons M 12:30-Plater Parade ooo T,. on 1:00-UN Story o:oU-hohhie heIper
 1:15-Hlbly Jamboree 6:4o-Ienhessee Ernie
 2:OO-News 9:O0-Coffee Concert q 2:15-Sports Answer Man 1O:OO-News " 2:3O-A1usc Ia Carte 10:05-Bob Hope
 4:00-News 1n.15 Cno+light on Star
 tS0 T1ass;ce1 NT,,eic for 1O:30-Smley Brunette who hate it lO:45-Curt Massey nd 5.OO-Front and Center 11:15-Tony Martin Nte 5:3O-Music Dining s. America
 6:O0-News 11:30-Tex Williams
 6:15-Can You Top 1nls 11:45-At Ease
 0.0o-neV VSnuv1o T y1 1'OllP l2:00-NeWs
 FS,dis Tssndu1agon 12:15-Today's the Day S.30-Thats Rich 12:30-Platter Parade
 9:OO-News 1:O0-Behnd the Story e 9:05-What's My Line 1:l5-Hlbly Jamboree tions 9:30-Sunsmoke 2:O0-News sr iO:O0-AIneIlca TIP NhuSie 2:15-Insde Track ae Nens ~ a Carte
 11:15-Jack Wagner 4:OO-NeWs
 11:3O-One Night Stand 4:O5-Nluslc Ia Carte the Mite 430-Casslca Music Tor s 1.0o-News people who hate it " I.15-Sgn 5:00-Amer Music Hall m schedules subject 10 change without notice.)
The Nome nugget., 1955-03-16
Thursday

6:26-Sign On
 6: :3O-RiSe and Shine 7:00-News
 7:15-Rise and Shine 8:I5-Morning Devotions 8:3O-Ronnie Kemper 8:45-TenneSsee Ernie 9.OO-Coffee Concert I0:00-NewS IO:O5-Bob Hope 10: 0:15-Spotlight on a Star 10: 3O-Smiley Brunette 10: O:45-Curt Massey
Evening star., 1955-01-27

OMEN Of New York. He Is pres
ident Of General Teleradio, Inc
which is releasing the filrn.
Most sought-after-guest ct the
reception was Gen. Holland a.
csHowlin' Mad''l Smith. USMC
retired, the peppery general Of
World War II fame. who Is nar-
rator for the film.
Episodes shown In the flim
covered the beginning or Marine
amphihious warfare and close air
tactical support In the Pacific
campaign. Particularly dramatic
are air and ground combat scenes
Of the 2i-day defense Of Wake
Island before It fen to Japanese
forces Iii December. l94l.
IN : summary TO one Of the
MIN episodes, Gen. Smith mar
rated that the Marine Corps
had . breathing spell'' to make
its preparations for the Pacific
war, but warned that may not
happen again.
There are still men who want
Evening star., 1955-01-27

to conquer the world. and We
know who they are" he said.
aUnless we're prepared. all may
Be lost In = day"
Gen. smith. with Mr.. and mrs.
O'Neil and other General Tele-
radio oincials. were entertained
at q dinner given by Gen. and
mrs. Shepherd before the pre-
view showing.
Other guests at the reception
included the Assistant Secretary
Of the Navy Raymond H. Foiger.
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs. William B. FRANKIE.
chairman Of the Joint Chiefs OF
STAN and Mrs. Arthur w. RAD
ford, the Assistant Commandant
Of the Marine Corps and Mrs.
Randolph McC. Pate. the Assist
ant Commandant for Air and
Mrs. william o. Brice. and for
mer United States Ambassador
to the Philippines and Mrs. My
ron CoWen.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Party Given
For Women
In Congress
toasted coconut.
By Eronees Lide

Some OF Washington's busi-
est business and professional
women took time out late yes
terday to entertain for one OF
the Capitals most feted groups
the women members OF Con-
gress.
Hostesses at q 5-to-7 recep-
tion In the Willard Hotels
Crystal Room were members OF
the Soroptilnist international
of WakIiingt0al, q service club
Of cared women In varied
fields.
The prominence Of the honor
guests made 1t inevitable that
some would have to send last
minute regrets.
Especially missed was Sena-
tor Margaret Chase Smith.
An honorary member Of the
Soroptirnist Club In her State
OF Maine, Mrs. Smith had writ
ten In her note Of acceptance
that she especially looked for
ward to the occasion. A rlern-
Der Of the Armed Services Com
mittee Of the Senate. she had
such q busy day. however, that
she finally gave up her plans
to attend.
First TO Arrive
Mrs. Cecil M. Harden Of
Indiana, Mrs. Vera Buchanan
Of Pennsylvania and Mrs.
John B. Sullivan Of Missouri
were the first Legislators to ar
rive.
The honor guests were given
corsages Of yellow carnations
to identify them in the crowd
but they were not asked TO
stand In a receiving line. IN
stead, they had q chance to
chat with the guests and each
was surrounded during her
stay.
Mrs. Betty Harrington, the
Delegate from Hawaii, also att
tended. and late comers in
cluded Representative Martha
Grifiths and Representative
Ruth Thompson, both Of
Michigan.
Representative Oracle Pfost
Evening star., 1955-01-27

Of Idaho also is Q Soroptimist
but was called home several
days ago because Of the death
Of her brother, Mr.. Jerry Bow
ers, who had been associated
with her In her real estate firnn
at Nampa, Idaho.
Officers Receive
Guests were received BY the
ofIicers Of the club. headed BY
the president. Miss K. Virginia
Timmons. Also In the line
were Mrs. Edna Nick, national
treasurer of the Federation OF
Soroptimist Clubs. who Is Q
member Of the local group:
Mrs. Margaret Schmidt OF
williamsburg, Va, regional
governor, and Mrs. Mbbie
Scherr OF Alexandra. regional
secretary.
The party was arranged ny
past presidents Of the local
club under the chairnanship
OF Miss Mary Judge.
Guests included q large del
egation Of Soroptimists from
Baltimore and q number from
clubs in Maryland and Vir-
ginia.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Film History
Of Marines
Prenniered
BY Ruth Dean

For one gripping hour last
night. top ranking officers Of the
Marine Corps and their wives
viewed iilmed battle scenes Of
the World War II Pacific island
campaign.
The occasion was q special pre-
view showing Of the first two
episodes Of aUncommon Valor." /"
8 26-part filmed history of the
Marine Corps soon to be released
on television.
Marine Corps Commandant
and Mrs. Lemuel C. Shepherd, jr.,
were hosts for the premiere In the
Marine Barracks. Later they were
guests Of honor at q reception
given BY Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Farewell
For Moyus

~ \
FareWells were the order
Of last evenings party given
by the Dominican Minister and
Sonora de Vicioso for his
country's Ambassador Manuel
de Moya and Sonora de Moya.
Among those asked from the
State Department we're Assist
ant Secretary Of State and
MRS. Henry r. Holland. MI
and Mrs. Robert Newbegin. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Whitaker. Mr,
and Mrs. Henry A.. Hoyt and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Neal.
Many of the honoreess
friends from embassy row were
on hand.
From residential Washing
ton invitations had gone out
to DR.. and Mrs. william Nor
gan, the 10y Hendersons, Mr..
Edgar Morris and his sister.
Miss Mary Morris, Judge and
Mrs. George D. Nelson, Mr.,
and Mrs. Albert Reeves and
many others.
Earlier In the day Ambas-
sador and Mime. van Rotten Of
the Netherlands entertained
at 4 luncheon at the embassy
for five visiting Dutch students
from the University Of Leiden,
The honor guests were the
Misses Matzy Adan1a van
Scheltema. Ankle Tjalda van
Rossum, Johanna Cornelia
Iburg, Annelies Meurs and Mr. /.
Hans Molijn. They are here
in connection with the March
Of Dimes campaign.
The van Roijens' debutante
daughter Tina was on hand to
meet the guests.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Teo Todqy,

Workers for the National
Symphony Orchestra's 1855
Sustaining Fund Campaign in
the Kent area were to be en-
tertained at q tea at 4 o'clock
today BY Mrs. Lawrence D.
LaIly at her home. 5065 Ma
comb street NV.
Mrs. Linton Collins Is the
area captain with Mrs. Lally
serving as co-captain. Mrs. Al.
Magruder MacD Donald and Mrs.
Walter Chappell will pour at
the party.
Evening star., 1955-01-27

closed ct the top, the apples
steam, rather than bake. A
medium apple VIII take about
an hour IN q $50 oven. It de-
pends, of course, on size and
variety. Jonathans bake more
quickly, Winesaps more slowly.
and Romes hallway between.
Flash Frozen
Currently being featured In
local food chains are the flash
frozen beef grin steaks de-
signed for meals in q hurry.
The steaks come in 8-ounce
packages. three steaks TO the
package, and cook In q matter
Of 4 to 5 minutes. Instructions
say not to defrost before cook
ing and to have the frying pan
piping hot when you place the
meat In it.
They're Q handy item to
have in frozen food cabinets
for short-order fans or for
hot sandwiches when the teen-
age crowd gathers at your
house.
Another new product about
10 make its appearance IN
local markets is California fig
Juice. At first. your reaction
I may be similar to mine
too sweet. But we found that
the chilled Juice was q de-
lightful breakfast eye-opener
"as is,n although some people
might want to add q squeeze
Of lemon TO sharpen the flavor.
Chock-full Of quick energy
and vitarnins. it's aAgood pick
up for youngsters when they
come in from play.
Here and There
You'll be amazed at how
much chicken flavor this cas-
serole has. Brown pound pork
link sausages lightly. Add "a
cup chopped onion. ! cup each
Of chopped celery and url-
cooked rice, and brown slightly.
Add / cup chopped almonds
and put mixture in casserole.
Prepare package Of dehydrated
chicken soup according to
package instructions and pour
over rice mixture. Bake Ia
hours In slow oven. 3. # your
family isn't too enthusiastic
about re9tt tables. try adding
the flavor u honey. Use honey
to give cooked carrots or sweet
potatoes q beautiful glaze or
spoon q little honey in the
center Of baked acorn squash.
Next time you are prepar-
ing q Waldorf salad, add fresh
California da tes. Snip the
pitted dates into bite-size
pieces with kitchen scissors
and toss them together with
chopped celery. apple, walnuts
and salad dressing. Add "
teaspoon Of crumbled oregano
leaves for every four eggs to
make q new dish of scrambled
eggs. Serve them for Sunday
brunch. . Or when friends
are invited for breakfast make
this kind Of cinnamon toast.
Combine 2 tablespoons maple
blended sirtIp, Q tablespoons
butter. melted. and VI teaspoon
cinnamon; brush on 8 slices
toast. cut In half. Reheat in
oven or under low broiler heat,
8 minutes. Makes IL pieces.
n, Did you know that nutmeg
and mace come from the same
peach-like tree fruit? Nutmeg
Is the seed or pit, and mace Is
the lacy, fiesh-like covering
that surrounds the nutmeg.
While similar In taste; the
orange colored mace is more
delicate than the nutmeg. !.
Fines Herbs Is a French term
for specific combinations Of
herbs. The basic combination
usually contains parsley. chives
and chervil. Fines Herbs mix-
lures are packaged CONNER
cially or can be made at home.
4 They are especially good for
seasoning vegetables, soups and
Evening star., 1955-01-27
/ TODAY
IN FOOD NEWS
Report to the Homemnker
Yes, IS Possible
TO Freeze { Eqgs
bY vioIet FouIkner

5ss - - -
with eggs still at the top cf
the best buy list, the Virginia
Department Of Agriculture
\ this week sent out directions
for freezing eggs for later use
when prices zoon1.
II whole eggs are to be used
for cakes or other sweet bak-
ing. add sugar or white corn
: sirup at the rate Of " tea
spoon for each egg, they adj
Rtse. II they're to be used for
omelets, souffies, ETC.. add salt
at the rate Of "a teaspoon for
each egg. Stir gently with fork
until yolks. whites and added
ingredients are thoroughly
mixed. But V. do not beatl
This adds air which reduces
the keeping quality.
II you want to separate the
yolk and white, put the yolks
into q bowl and proceed as for
Z whole eggs, using the same
amount Of sugar. corn sirup or
salt. Package in plastic con-
tainers; label carefully. One
tablespoon Of prepared mix
ture when thawed equals one
egg yolk In cooking.
No special treatment is
needed for freezing egg whites.
Place the separate whites In
containers: label. When
thawed. two tablespoons equal
one egg white for cooking.
Meat, All Kinds
It's . case Of pay your money
and take your choice at the
meat counters this week. AL
kinds and cuts will be featured.
The list runs the gamut from
boneless pot roast, choice
steaks, sirloin. porterhouse.
homeless round In beef to all
cuts Of veal. lamb. pork and
hams.
One food chain Is running q
special feature on Long Island
duckling; another win offer
small, ready cook capons,
weighing from 5 to 4 pounds.
In case you're not up on cook
Ing a capcn. this company also
supplies the recipe.
Hoddock Plentiful
The supply Of fresh fish.
dealers tell me. has been some-
what scarce lately and prices
rather high. Frozen fiilets. and
iladdock In particular, are low
In price, high In quality. In
fact, the Department Of Ir-
terror is cooperating with the
haddock industry In a special
marketing program to increase
the use Of haddock. Currently.
the holdings Of frozen haddock
are nearly Is million pounds,
or about rs per cent above nor
NAL. BY focusing attention on
the various ways of using these
fillets, the industry hopes to
move large quantities through
regular trade channels during
the next month.
Fresh Produce
In this day and age. there's
scarcely q vegetable that isn't
available the year round.
Prices fiuctuate, Of course, but
outside Os asparagus, the rest
are generally available.
Top billing this week goes to
red Bliss potatoes from Flor
ida, new cabbage. spinach,
carrots, lettuce and tomatoes.
Some Of the tomatoes coming
out Of Florida are almost as
good as the home grown vari-
ETY.. They've been given special
treatment, I'm told. H0thouse
Yfubarb is coming In from
Michigan, huge strawberries
i from Florida. and an album
! dance Of citrus from both Cali
fornia and Florida. Rome
apples are a good buy, also
Anjou pears. Have YOU ever
tried baking apples in alu-
lninum foil? The apples hold
their shape. the peel is tender
and retains more Of the nat
ural color. Wrap the foil
around the apple but leave
the top open. II the foil Is
Evening star., 1955-01-27
ioystocks.

8 white cup cakes
la teaspoons plain gelatin
. tablespoons cold water
u cup maple sirup
Few grains salt
" cup whipping cream
q cup chopped roasted
blanched almonds
/ cup toasted shredded coconut
slivered roasted blanched ale
n1onds
Bake white cake batter in
tall castard cups. Remove
from cups and cool upside
down.
Soften gelatin in cold water.
Beat sirup and dissolve gelatin
III it. Blend In salt. Cool in-
iii slightly thickened. Fold In
whipped cream and chopped
almonds. Chill until mixture
holds its shape. Spread over
TOD and sides Of cakes and
sprinkle thickly with toasted
coconut. Stick 'haystacks"
with a few slivered almonds.
Makes eight cakes,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-30
Camp Perry Again
Site OF National
Match Shooting
1855 NATIONAL RIFLE
AND PISTOL MATCHES

Washington, DC. ~ The 1855
National Rifle and Pistol Matches,
the 10th renewal of one of the
country's toughest tournaments
are being fired at Camp Perry,
Ohio, August 19 to September 10.
Over 5000 of Americas finest
military and civilian marksmen
from all over the world compete
for the national high-power rifle,
smallbore and rifle and pistol titles
al stake and for several of the
world famous trophy's and cups,
many of which have been i'm COM
petition for over IS years.
The shooting will continue for
28-day period with the small
bore rifle shooters competing
from August 20 to August 27 and
the high-power rifle and pistol
shooters taking over from August
% to September 10. In these COM
petitions over 100 individual and
team matches will be fired with all
American championships at stake.
The big tournament opened with
some MuZZle-Loading NJ at C h e s
from August 19 TO 81. Several
smallarrns firing schools, for rifle
and pistol, will be conducted UNI
der the auspices of the National
Board for the Promotion of Rifle
Practice and the National Rifle
Association of America from Aug
ust Il to September 2. The schools
are open to all citizens of the
United States. Rifles and pistols
and ammunition are available dur
ing the school sessions at no cost
and all instruction is by qualified
U. S. Army officers and enlisted
men.
In the smallbore rifle champion
ship run (.22 caliber) 800 rifle
men will take run at the title
now held by AlonZo Wood, of FL
bridge, N. Y. Wood this year will
be firing against tradition as well
as new championship course of
fire in his crown defense this year.
Since 1919 only two men have
been able to put together two wins
in row. The last one to do it
was Wayne Moore, of Washington,
Penna., in 1916 and 1947. Also,
the championship run has been
doubled from 800 shots to GAO this
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-08-30
EIectronic Brain
To Control Power

I Akron, Ohio-Engineers of two
Akron companies have collaborat-
ed to add an even more fabulous
saga to the list of accomplishments
of the "electronic BRAIN"
The two firms are Goodyear Air
craft Corp, developer of the Good
year Electronic Differential Analy-
ger, more familiarly known as
GEDA (jeda), and Ohio Edison Co.
Engineers at Edison will put to
work new special-purpose GEDA
that makes calculations and then
manipulates instantly, from Gen.
trail control point, the throttles of
35 of the companys steam-electric
generating units in nine power
plants. The plants are all intercon-
nected but scattered over an area
of 5000 square miles.
So far as is known, this is the
first order ever placed for an cleo