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brand. Z but she admits that any
soup-type bean might be ssibsti-
tuted. Now here's the recipe as 10
gave it to me. Also her bacon
Fat PIE crust which has a unique
favor and ID especially good with
apple filing. The ice-ueam pie is
a party dessert.
yess Baked Doams
2 one-pound cans baked pea
beans
n cup sugar
small onion, diced
Dash Of nutmeg
Dash of cinnamon
n cup ketchup
2 slices bacon, diced
n to l cup o0rnf1akes
Mix beans with sugar. onion,
spices and ketchup. Put IN creased
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03

EASTER EGGS get = pickle
treatnsent By GR 0sd-einse
recipe TO be gipen next sceeik.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-03

For blemished' skin (after wash
ing with Beauty Washing Grains)
apply amazing INDICATED cREAAs
Evening star., 1955-11-01
Boy on I over
I error

ALEXANDRIA,. Xy. NOV. / (45l
"A cav crowd 81 Halloween
pranksters and onlookers was
fiiIed WITH terror Iast r,iofk wi,en
4 teen-aeer perched atou 1 TO-
foot water tower ia fhis s,mall
Northern Kentucky town. beQan
rakinq tfe streets 4 WITH 4 n steadv
rife IRE.
The cost1rnned Youngsters and
their eiders. Who Rad la,Irhinrlv
watched their urauks. diyed far +
cover As the 16-year.old youth
a,l,n ,,nIira decIs,,sd 81, q ,,a,,,s ss,.s-; s.;
Evening star., 1955-11-01

with failure to yield the right
of way.
Embassy Car Damaged
A Russian Embassy car re-
ceiyed $500 damage here yester-
day when struck by q taxi while
parked In the 1900 block Of M
street N. w.
Police said the taxi. driven by
Clifford z. Elliott, SO, Of the 100
block Of Fourteenth street N. w,
was going east on NJ street when
4. ralnmed into the rear Of the
parked car. In turn. officers said,
the Russian car was pushed into
another parked ear owned by
Miss Ruth Williams Of Sterling,
Va. It received about $25 dam-
age.
The Russian car WAS listed to
Alexander Al. Petuh0V Of l125
Sixteenth street N W.the Rus
sian Embassy.
Evening star., 1955-11-01
Prisoners Riot
Al s.. Louis

ST. LOUIS, Nov. ! (A Some
$50 prisoners rioted ii the City
Workhcuse last night. smashing
windows and burning furniture.
Police brought the yelling tn
mates under control easiy to-
day. herding them out of their
cell blocks under guard 81 riot
guns. No one was reported IN
itred.
The disturbance was confined
to the first noor Of one building,
although prisoners IN other Sec
lions shouted their support.
The ere department quickly
dOused the fires which had been
started with paper, benches ana
mattresses.
Warden Harold 3. Baynes aaid
that about 10:30 pm. some in
mates broke out Of their cells
and released others. He said the
30-year-old locks on the cells
may have been battered loose.
ne said he had receiyed ! tip
yesterday morning that 1 dem-
onstration was planned, but
didn't know the time and place.
The warden said he didn't
know what caused the riot.
After the prisoners were under
control they were transferred %
cells "a smother building.
There was no estimate Of dam
age.
# was the second riot ct the
w0rkhouse Ia five months. Tear
gas was used 10 put down 4
disturbances june q.
Evening star., 1955-11-01


the week end to restrain their
forces lest they start events
which would have the 4eravest
consequences. Britain yester-
day added its voice To the ap-
peal.
Second Raid Reported
Nevertheless. Israeli sources
reported another Egyptian raid
into Israeli territory east Of Gaza
yesterday. q few hours after the
appeal. This was IN the Nirfm
area. No casualties were re-
ported.
Israel has complained that
Egyptians are still entreuChe6
IA the IA Auja-N Nizana demili-
|tarized zone which both side:
have been urged to evacuate
Each has promised TO do 50 q
the other would withdraw frst
The Egyptians have charged
that an Israeli police post Ia The
zone was actually 4 military pos
sition.
Evening star., 1955-11-01

who then inserted marked coins
IN the phone. Tounna later was
arrested with the marked coins
In his pocket.
Touma said he had put two
dimes Ii the phone. seeking &
number from an information
operator. When his money was
not refunded, he said, he called
the chief operator on another
telephone.
Jimmied Box Open
aShe told me to stick my finger
up the chute and II the money
didn't drop that ! should 60 get
q piece cf wire and stick 1t into
the telephone. Toulna said he
kept his two coins and some
others which dropped after he
jimmied the box.
TOuma also was convicted Of
stufiing q telephone In the Civil
Division Building of Municipal
Court. Capt. Thomas ". Slo-
minski told the court that on
September 20 he observed T0urna
tear q page from . yellow tele-
phone book and cram II into d
telephone.
Evening star., 1955-11-01


When ofiicers reached the sec
ond floor they arrested Frances
N. Talley. Il. colored, who lived
there and charged her with vio-
lating the Harrison Act after
finding four ounces Of heroin III
her room. Capt. Thoman said.
Many Items Found
Detectives said they searched
the house and found large quan-
titles Of adding machines. type
writer's. rings. irons. clothes and
other items, many with store
tags on them.
Capt. Thoman said q man
peeped through 8 flrst-fioor
window and was chased for four
blocks before he was turned over
to the general assignment squad
for Investigation. During the
search. he added, four other
men knocked on the door and
were held for investigation.
Evening star., 1955-11-01

Capt. Thoman said detectives
sent an undercover man to in
vestigate the house last night
When the man came out. Capt
Thoman continued. police noted
he was being trailed BY Carl
Leon Webb, 34. colored, Of the
|670o block Of Palmer road, Oxon
|Hill.
Heroin Reported Found
In turn they trailed Webb and
arrested him shortly afterward
Police said they found four cap
|suies Of heroin on him and
charged him with violating the
Harrison Narcotics Act.
After detectives entered the
house, the captain said Rudolph
Keith, 81. colored, Of the 1900
block Of Vernon street NV,
knocked and entered. Police
said they found loose marijuana
la his pockets and charged him
with violating the Mariiuana
Tax Act.
Evening star., 1955-11-01

|yeaf-old ex-grocer, DIS Municipal
Court Judge George D. Nelson
sentenced him to pay SITS ol
serve 2i0 days IN Jail.
Touma had until this after
noon to pay his fine or ante ~
Il $500 appeals bond.
ToumR made It his hobby u
attend court sessions daily
Through the years he has met
numerous United States Mar
shals and building guards. Il
was one OF the latter who spotted
Touma.
Guard Tcstifies
ROY w. Pate. i Government
Services Administration guard
testified that on August 1 he saw
TOuma stun q wad of paper up
the coin return chute Of q teie-
phone IN the o. s. District Court
for the District of Columbia. Mr.,
Pate reported this to GSA De-
tective Frederick n. Kreinhedel
Evening star., 1955-11-01

Court win not be decided By
Government attorneys until they
study ali its possible ramifca-
tions They said they particu-
iarly want to know what bearing
it MIGHT have on the basic issue
Of conformation In connection
with the Federal overall loyalty
program. In any event an appeal
probably would not reach the
Supreme Court until early IN
1856.
Merchant Seaman Effected
The California case dealt with
merchant searaen and the Coasi
Guards port security regulations
Under that system seamen are
screened for security and loyalty
determinations and are refused
clearance for ship employment
II they are deemed risks.
The appeals court ruled Ii
favor of flve merchant seamer
who contended that the pro.
cedure was ,inconstitutional
mainly because Of its ban on
disclosing the source or identity
of accusers. The Government
cOntended Iii the Peters cass
and others that such secrecy Ii
essential and legal.
Evening star., 1955-11-01
3 Dealers Sue
Over Minimum
Liquor Prices

Eight downtown slow price,
liquor retailers fled suit yester-
day in Federal court to prevent
two District wholesalers and four
distilleries from fixing minimum
retail liquor prices here.
The suit came. according to q
spokesman for the law firm Of
Arnold. Fortas and Porter. as the
result Of letters sent to the 3sS
retail liquor dealers in the Dis
trict. detailing new retail prices
for whisky.
The suit asks for an immediate
court injunction preventing
price -setting and up to
q total Of S6 million IN damages.
It names as defendants the Cap
ital City Liquor Co. Inc. Decker
Distributing Co. Inc. Joseph E.
Seagram q Sons, Inc. seagram
Distillers Corp, the Calvert Dis
tilling Co. and the Calvert Dis
tillers Corp.
Antitrust Action
The action was brought to
court by the Central Liquor
Store. Inc, Milstone's Acme Lii
quor Store. Apex Liquors, Inc,
Pearson's Liquor Annex, Clarkss
Inc. A and Al Liquor Store.
woodbridge Veteran Liquors and
Giant Liquors, Inc.
The new suggested" price lists
increase the retail cost Of q bottle
OF liquor to the consumer up to
so cents per fifth.
The suit. which says all Of the
defendants are affiliated. Ii
brought under the Sherman ANTI
trust Act. It alleges an effort to
force uniform retail liquor prices
on dealers here and q policy Of
denying retailers who violate the
uniform prices certain brands
Of Whiskey for sole.
It asks the q. s. District Court
for the District Of Columbia "a
issue an injunction prohibiting
any act that would tend to seek
adherence to minimum resale
liquor prices IN the District sby
refusing 10 deal with or sell to-
the Retailers involved.
Treble Judgment Asked
The suit asks the court for q
treble judgment Of $25O.000 for
each Of the plaintiffs. under .
provision Of the law.
Abe Fortas. Of the law Arm that
filed the suit. declared the whikey
involved represents .about 90
per cent Of ali whisky Sold lii the
District. He cited three letters
sent to retailers here since last
August announcing the price
policy.
Evening star., 1955-11-01

San Francisco split, ri, last
week Is one Of several pending
In lower Federal courts and pos
sibly on their way eventually 70
the Supreme Court.
They deal with various aspects
Of regulations for clearance or
dismissal of employees On security
or loyalty grounds. The main
point of interest to Government
officials Is q claim that an ac-
cused enploye has 4 basic right
to know and confront his ac-
cusefs.
New York Case Pending
The Supreme Court within the
next two or three weeks may am
nounce whether It will review q
New York case challenging con-
stitlitionality Of the ioyalty-se-
clrity program provision as ap-
piled to persons in non-sensitiye
Or non n-poiicy making positions
III the Government Last spring
the high court reversed the dis
nlfssal of Or. John n Peters
from & part-time conSultant job
with the Surgeon Generals Of
nee on i technicality. It did not
rule on validity of the face
your-accnser issue
whether the California cass
win be appealed to the supreme
Evening star., 1955-11-01

Two more Egyptian Jet planes
were seen over Israeli territory
yesterday. the spokesman re-
ported. One was over the de-
rniIitarized 81 Auja zone IN the
southern Negey desert and the
other over the Patisl1 and Gnu
10th settlements east of the GAIA
stretch
IsraeIis reported four Egyp-
tian Jets streaked over the bor-
der into Israeli territory on
Sunday.
War Fears Growing
The platoon foray ~ the
latest uf i series of labs acruss
the defnarcati0n line By both
sides since last February. AS
8 result fears Of another Pal-
estine war have been growing.
MAJ. Gen. +. 4. III. Burns,
United Nations truce observer,
backed by United Nations Sec
retary General Dag Hanlinarsl-
jold, appealed to both sides over
Evening star., 1955-11-01

pltal nurses said Mr.. Eckdale
was on his way to work at the
National Airport Weather Sta
tion.
Washington police are search
ing for q hit-and-run driver who
struck a bicyclist under the rail-
road yiaduct IN the 100 block
Of < street NE. yesterday.
William 1. Frazier. %. colored,
Of $40 K street. n. e., was knocked
from his bicycle and admitted
to Casualty Hospital where he
Is In fair condition with head.
spine and leg injuries.
In another accident, william
4. Schmidt. 81. Of 1919 Daie-
wood drive, Wheaton. was taken
to Casualty Hospital where he
was admitted with head injuries.
Airman's Car Involved
Mr.. Schmidt was riding in q
bakery truck driven BY Charles
= rssssnSs, ,s,ss,s,s e, s = sne = law ~ DlCck
truck. sccordinr 81 I'd q rs,l police. cois ,is
lided with an auto driven by
Airrlaa John 2. Flaim. ~. Of
5olnns .., ~ rorce ssse' at
ferdav ,i y -
ss 49, rrss. !,
Az 49, S..... Eaat.s . s1Se y
aa.o -. Ia r.ss s.sss So Z, 8 passeu-
~ ss. ~. a.a,nsn ...,n raas. ~ We SO
ss.,ts s.sI. $3.50 s.a a.ssssu - - - Sasua..s
m.s,s .,,,s ~. gslssa as 49, 80. - c.las ~,
#inr minor irli,,ries at Enanrre,,cv
Hospital Police said 4 r.orno,-a. -. !.
tior CO,insels heari,,r wiII be
|heId
MAN. Sb, injured
Jacob steinberg. Sc. Of 5527
IT,hiyteentL straat q ~ vos ~.
r,,fed Il Frereencv Hosn,ta,
Evening star., 1955-11-01
Patrol Clash Neor Gozo
Adds to lsroeI tension

JERUSALEM NOV. iA9An Egyptian infantry platoon last
night attacked patrol IN the Kissm Of the
strip but repused Israeli army spokesman
nounced.
The Israeis suffered no casualties, he said.
The attacking Egyptian unit supported BY IRE
positions across the demarcati0n line he added
Evening star., 1955-11-01
3 Seized in Dope Roid /,
Loot Reported Found

Three were CHARGED with narcotic law violations after
detectives the 100 block Ccrcoran street NV
Capt Todd Thoman Of the morals division detectives
large quantity Of from department stores in the
house. they investigating the place as possible
clearing house for petty larcenistS
Evening star., 1955-11-01
Court Observer Faces.
Jail as Phone Pluqger

self-styled court hanger-on who In IS years
ocia thousands Of men sent TO jail today
faces the fate after being convicted
plugging public telephones destroying private property and
attempted petty larceny
ve been framed" declared balding Joseph Touna
Evening star., 1955-11-01
California Security Case
Watched for U. S. Effect

Justice Department and Coast Guard attorneys trying
to whether Federal Court decision In California
cerning security regulations could ultimately AFFECT the
Governments general loyalty security procedure barring disclosure
of sources Of complaints against employees
case which United States Court Of Appeals IN
Evening star., 1955-11-01
Driver Seriously Hurt
AS Cor Hits Utility Pole

Weather Bureau empoye seriously injured
ing when the car he was driving struck utility pole
toward work on the Baltimore parkway at South
kota avenue
Robert Eckdale Bayside Beach, Nd was admitted
to Casualty Hospital with head INJURIES police reported Hos
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They had no madre now They had no milk.
They must starve slowly. slowly. But Senior
Deck had given his order. Senior Deck was
stern man. If he did not obey the sefior -
Concho trembled and shook No one dis
obeyed Senior Decks commands
Maybe it was better this way after all. now
that the puppies had no milk. Concho gath
cred the puppies up tenderly one by one and
put them in an old sack.
Madre de Dios' :.
A FULL year passed before Conception SO
much as laid eyes on Senior Deck again. But
he must go to him now The senior had told
him not to come to the big house unless he
was sent for He had never been sent for He
never would be. he knew Always it was only
the goats he had for company Except that
now and then he was able to slip away to visit
briefly with Micaela in the little adobe hut
where she lived with her mama and papa.
But this was different Conception remem-
bered what Senior Deck had threatened should
anything happen TO the goats. And he was
afraid. very. very much afraid
1t was cold. white bitter night. The stars
shone like glowing embers. Snow and sleet
had been over the earth for two weeks now.
The mice and the little prairie dogs that ordi-
narily the wolves fed on were deep in their
holes under the shimmering sheet of white.
The bellies of the wolves were empty.
Conception had heard the gathering of the
coyotes in the cleaning The mournful wall
ing OF the hungry predators. their occasional
staccato barking as they signaled one to
another. grew closer. Conception knew what
that meant. True, the little goats were lying
huddled inside the brush pen that he had built
for them just for such perilous occasions. True,
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had walked with him all the days and slept
with him all the nights while the senior was
away dropped from his shoulders somewhat
though his heart was heavy and the tears we're
close
Conception. began Senior Deck
The senior did not call him Conception
save when he was terribly angry 1t was
"Concho" when he was pleased.
Conception The voice came like the
hiss of Texas norther. Look at met
Concho raised his black eyes timidly. The
unblinking gray ones bored like dagger. The
thin lips spoke.
Il should lash your legs under wild horse
and turn him loose on the pasture. should
tie you to the corral. slice your belly and let
the buzzards eat you alive,''
Conception S knees trembled as il in palsy.
A dripping sweat broke out over all his body
though the room was chilly
But instead, said the icy voice. go back
to your brothers. the goats
ST. senior" whispered Conception,
But first" the norther bit hard Take
those pups to the nearest water hole and
drown them.
CoNCHo gasped Two big tears splashed on
the steer-hide rug on which he stood. He
loved those puppies! ST. senior. he MUIR
INJURED through his tears.
And bring the mother up to the big house
here" This dispassionately Pedro will take
care of her
''Si sefor This was the crushing blow
"Vamoose, Don't come back unless you
are sent for. And if anything happens to those
goats. if the coyotes get into them. :. !" The
sentence went unfinished. Conception slid
trembling from the room
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He trudged back to the little tent that fol-
lowed him all around everywhere the goats
chose to wander The mama dog lay in the
corner surrounded by her family. The pup
pies were more than three weeks old now and
played and growled with one another while
the mother looked on admiringy.
1t seemed such shame. But Senior Decks
orders were Senior Decks orders. With misty
eyes. he lifted the mother of the puppies in
his arms. She was very heavy But Concep-
cion must return her to the big house. He
must carry her. Left alone. she would not
follow. but would return to her little ones
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COLD CRAY EYES

II
his sheep dog. Africano, more than fifty kilos
in weight, the victor of many midnight
battle, was with him. But Concho sensed that
neither he with his heavy Y-shaped long stick
nor Africano with all his courage, nor the two
of them together could weather such storm
as was building
liz SPED as fast as his sinewy brown legs
could carry him to the back door OF the big
house. His heart thumped against his ribs,
making almost as much noise it seemed to
him in his terror. as the wild hammering of his
goat stick against the wooden barrier that
separated him from Senior Deck. There was a
sudden food of light and footsteps, Manuel
Continued on next page
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After he had delivered her to Pedro. Con
cepci6n shuffled back to his little tent and to
the puppies. For long. long time he sat dis
consolately and watched them romp and roll
Evening star., 1955-01-23

year they will be mimosa yellow
and black.
Evening star., 1955-01-23
King Of Proverbs to Rule
Over Murdi Gros at Nice

pageants portraying the epi-
grams and wise sayings Of the
worlds greatest cultures.
This years Mardi Gras viii
feature parades. balls, fireWork
displays. automobile and fashion
shows, and those unique Riviera
revelries-the two Battles Of the
Flowers February II and "a.
These extravaganzas are held on
the famous Promenade des An
glais. Beautiful girls, riding on
more than so lowered floats viii
throw fragrant garlands among
the spectators.
Other main events will include
q 24-hour-long costumed pro-
cession through the town on Feb
ruary IS, presentations Of the
ancient Veglione folk dance on
February % and on February 10.
chief gala Of the whole carni-
val, the 'Redoute" at the The
atre de l'Opera.
Since 1889 two colors have
been chosen for the theme Of
this fete. and all participants.
dancers and spectators plan their
costumes around them. This
Evening star., 1955-01-23
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Evening star., 1955-01-23
The Travellers Notebook
Jottinqs About Vocation
Places, Events and Dates
By Jacques FutrelIe. Jr.
me .Stsr's frsvsl Edites

II you hurry (and flying helps
long distance hurrying) you can
pan for geld at spot known to
have gold and keep all the mug
gets and dust you pan. Scene Of
the placer mining operation. set
up especially for tourists. Is the
Hassayampa River st Wicken-
burg. so miles northwest of
Phoenix, Ariz. In past years. as
many as 5000 modern-day pros
pectors have panned for gold
during the celebration Of Gold
Rush Days. using such equip
ment as pie tins. bread trays and
even paper plates. A jamboree
will launch the festivities on FRI
day. That's an event in itself.
The river win be open for nugget
hunting lat 8 o'clock the next
morning and through the day
light hours Of Sunday. II the
doubtful want to make sure
there's gold in the stream. they
can watch members of the
Wickenburg Round up Club
guarantee some luck by dumping
d-bearing gravel into the hts
toric Hassayampa.
4, 4
AS a vacation note for 1855:
Washington States most popular
attraction in 1854 was the vast
Mount Rainier National Park.
Second was / millionaire Olym-
pic National Park, near the north
west tip of the Olympic Pc
ninsula: third Grand Coulee
Dam. 80 miles due west of Spo-
kane. Among other most popular
tourist attractions in the State
were the San Juan Islands, the
Seattle-Puget Sound area, Lake
Chelan. Mount st. Helens, Spirit
Lake and the ocean beaches Of
Southwest WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1955-01-23

Venison is sold in public mar
kets the year around in Merida.
Mexico. The nearby jungles fur
nish a plentiful supply.
Evening star., 1955-01-23
Home Of Shrimp Boats

Home OF Shrimp Boats
Florida,s Tampa is the home
port Of more than 200 shrimp
boats. They assure the visitor
Of waterfront activity every
day, as more than 20 come in
daily to unload their cargo and
head back into the gulf.
4
Within five minutes from
downtown Los Angeles visitors
can drive through delightfully."-
scented orange groves in full
spring bloom. Time is mid
March and April. Along the
highways, acre after acre Of
trees fill the air with q sweet
perfume as white blossoms open
against waxy green leaves.