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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-14

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Evening star., 1955-01-27

You can whip up this med on moments notice.
WEDNESDAY.
Chicken Rice Skillet BHttered Peas
Tossed Salad ice Cream
Cherry Topping
Chicken Rice Skillet
u cup fat ia teaspoon salt
a Gun uncooked q (5-ounce) boned
] condensed chicken chicken
consomme V cup chopped ripe olives
1M cups water
Heat fat in heavy skillet Add rice and cook ut golden
brown stirring constantly Add consomme, water and salt
and bring boil Reduce heat and cook 30 70 ss min
utes stirring occasionally Add chicken broken into besze
pieces olives about 10 servings
THURSDAY.
Smoked Sausage Orange Sweet Potatoes
Lima Beans Cole SloiD
s8.s Chocolate Br0pnies @s
Orange Sweet Potatoes
e-s cooked sweet potatoes. / tablespoon cornstarch
peeled = brown firmly
" margarine packed
cup orange Juice M cup white sugar
teaspoons grated orange y teaspoon salt
rind
Place potatoes Ia creased baking dish Combine
and remaining ingredients u saucepan ana boil until thekend
about minutes Pour over potatoes bake y moderate oven
sx ssrTnss 10y VI"
Evening star., 1955-01-27

TIE IQHitl VIII QFPlQuu tllS oeSSeIt
Prime Ribs Of Beef Bropn Potatoes
Broccoli Carrot -Ratsin Salad
Apricot Meringne Pie Cofee
Apricot Meringue Pie
package prepared pie crust medium eggs separated
C to- az tablespoons cold tablespoons ssSaassa 'i sugar
water ! (8-ounceC jar strained
i package orange-coconut apricots tbaby food
tapioca pudding mix lh cups milk
Prepare pie crust according 70 package directions bake
medium heat until 1t comes boil Blend tablespoons
Of mixture with the yolks then return to and
heat and cool about minutes Stir into baked she'll
Beat whites with salt until soft peaks form Gradually beat
in Blend aicots into whipped whites Spread meringe
filing making 1t touches all edges Of crust Bake In
hot 25 degrees F1 TO IL minutes until delicately
Drowned Cool Chill in refrigerator at least hours before
serving.
Veal and Ham Loaf Baked Potato
Stetred Tomatoes and Celery CGnHfower
Baked Apple
Veal and Ham Loaf.
! pound ground ham teaspoons salt
pound ground veal v teaspoon pepper
] small onion. chopped ] egg, beaten
green peppers chopped " cup
Combine meats onion peppers salt and pepper mix
lightly with two forks Add beaten egg and shape into
for IS minutes. Serves SIX
Mertcdn Corn PopoDers
Pineapple Icebor Cake Tea
Pineapple IcebOx Cake
cups milk ! tablespoon cold water
! cup sugar cup pineapple juice
tablespoons cornstarch Juice and grated rind
eggs. beaten Of lemon
Heat mix in top double boiler Mix sugar and cornstarc
add to milk cook until thckened stirring constantly Add
been softened in the cold water Add pineapple juice lemon
juice and grated rlnd Line mold with ladyngers thin
or unt wen set Unod and sarnsh with whipped
halves OF canned pineapple. Serves six
Evening star., 1955-01-27
First tLudy
Heods List

Mrs. Eisenhower win head
the list Of patrons for the 1855
Bal Boheme. which win take
place on February 10 ct the
statler.
The Secretary General Of
the Organization Of American
States and Mrs. Carlos Dayi1a
will be among the many nther
patrons and patronesses from
Washington's oficial and res
idential circles for this arts
club event.
Many handsome prizes have
been promised for the best
costumes this year.
Proceeds from this years
Bal viii go to raising fund to
meet expenses Of sponsoring
q first one-man show for q
talented young painter and a
concert for q promising young
musician.
Sidney win furnish the mu-
sic from 10 to 2::30 o'clock in
the Presidential and Congress
sionai bathrooms. The grand
march win start at 1880
o'clock and the judging at
midnight.
Mrs. Theodore Kane Is
chairman.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Continued from Page B-2.'


calls her -Four O'Clock
shadow" From 4 to 4::30 every
day during the tourist season.
she receives.
The Italians are courteous,
gay and have the best
humor IN the world. She
loves them and she's re-
turning to them this week end.
But, she'll come back here for
Prime Minister Scelba's visit
on March 28.
Prominent theatergoers
poured into the Norwegian
Embassy last night to meet
the stars OF "The Dark Is
Light Enough" Ambassador
and Nine. Morgenstierne
staged q late and dressy cham
pagne reception for Katharine
Cornell. and Tyrone Power
following their evening per-
Torrance. And at least 200
Capitalites came by to meet
them and argue about the play.
They didn't argue with Miss
Cornell or Mr.. Power, but
contrary opinions were flying
all over the place. Miss Cor
nell thinks that's the chief
reason the theater is filled to
the brim every night. Like It
or not, it's provocative.
Soon after dying on the
stage the famous actress
bounded up the stairs with
pep to explain why she liked
this role better than any she's
played since "The Barretts."
She chatted In one corner OF
the room with her old friend,
Mrs. j. Borden Hartman;
Mime. Melas, wife Of the Greek
Ambassador, and Ambassador
Morgenstierne, while Tyrone
found himself surrounded by
women most of the time.
His Lincolnesque beard Is d
provocative subject In itself.
He was telling Admiral and
Mrs. Carney that some one
had asked him II it itched him.
K.s answer. he said with o
grin, was mot me-"
Former italian Ambassador
and Nine. Rosso were there,
having checked into town
earlier this week to remain
until the summer. The Turk
ish Ambassador and Nine. Er.
kin came by. she in q gold ern-
broidered dark red satin blouse.
Chief of Protocol and Mrs.
John Simmons came there
from the White House dinner
for the President Of Haiti. Miss
Cornell's husband. Guthrie
McClintic. was also there and
being introduced around.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
I MOL.ASsEs CAKE
mrs. W. r. IL.
Fronf Ronnl. VI

Mrs. j. G. c. Of seaford. Del.
wrote for q I1nlasses cake
recipe IN the October - issue
of The Star. ! came across
this recipe that my mother
used years ago. It Is delicious
and has never failed. We al
ways ate 1t great relish.
Molasses Cake Cream one
cup butter Or butter substitute
adding y cup sifted sugar
gradually. Add 2 welI-beaten
eggs and beat thoroughly. Add
! cup moiasses and / cup hot
water. Beat in az cups sifted
-four with 2 teaspoons soda,
u teaspoon cinnamon, and la
teaspoon cloves. Bake In lined
layer pans IN moderate oven.
Chocolate FiIlingMelt "
cake baking chocolate In top
OF double boiler. Mix cup
sugar and 2 tablespoons corn
starch and add gradually to
chocolate alternately with 2
cups milk. Stir constantly until
smooth. Cover and cook over
hot water about Is minutes.
Add q few drops vanilla.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
HOoKEp Ruos3
Mrs. u w. NJ. AitnafddLej

fMTs. y. w. NJ. ApnaBd1Iej
] would like to make hand
hooked rugs, using old mate
rial such as discarded clothing,
and wonder II any RCH read
ers can advise me Of publica-
tions. instructions. tools re-
quired, sources Of materials.
etc. / have inquired ct some
stores which sell yarn and
find that they can only help
me If ! make my rugs from
yarn. However. hooked rugs
made from yarn are very ex-
pensiye and ! believe. and hope
that ! can make equally good
rugs at less cost BY using old
clothing.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
ERTpAY.


ScnIoped Oysters Green Beans
Oltre Aspic Salad Brotrn u, Serue Rolls
Spice Cake
Olive Aspic Saisd.
i ~ cups tomato Juice cup ripe olives
M cup water " cup chopped celery
4 package iemon-nayored Shredded salad green's
gelatin Cubed avocado
tablespoons lemon juice Salad dressing
" teaspoon salt
Combine tomato Juice and water, and heat to Just below
boiling Dissolve gelatin liquid Blend lemon juice
and salt Chill until thick but hrm olives large
pieces Stir tn celery and olives into gelatin into
Individual ring molds Chill until hrm Unmold
I'LL centers with with desired
dressing. Serves six.
SATURDAY
Pork Kraut and Apple Dinner
Mashed Potatoes Relish Tray
Fruit Whip tDth Cust1rd Sauce
Pork Kraut and Apple Dinner.
4-pound fresh pork butt No. 2h sauerkraut
Salt 21a cups Il can) sliced apples
Cloves medium onion, thinly sliced
" cup canned appesauce tablespoons brown sugar
tablespoons honey cup water
Sprinkle pork with salt; place rack roasting
with fat side Bake in moderate degrees FL
hours until done About hour before pork drain
of fat Score and stud with whole apple
and honey fat side of pork butt Combine
sauerraut apple slices and remaining Ingredients we'll
Turn into roasting with pork Continue baking hour
longer. or until pork is tender Serves sx to eight
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Readers Clearing House
NEW YORK TRIP?

IMys. !. 3. p, WGslingfofl
we would like to plan :
weekend trip to New York
City sometime during this
summer and would iike some
suggestions on obtaining tour
ist cabin Or motel accomnaoda-
tions III New Jersey fairly close
to the downtown new York
district. We have been upI
there before and stayed ID
places near the George WASH
ineton Bridge. but BY the time
we got from the bridge to
Times Square q lot Of time was
lost In travelling. so I would
like to know ahead Of time II
there are satisfactory accom-
modations somewhere near one
Of the tunnels. or anywhere We
can cross the river closer to
town. II SO. Is there any pub
lie transportation through the
tunnels so that we can park
our car on the Jersey side and
not be bothered with trying to
md inexpensive parking places
on the New York side? There
win be three children, my h1s-
band and myself.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
SEND CARDS.
mrs. W. r. clsevy Chase

Mrs. w. r, Cseya Chase
For those Of you who have
finished with your Christmas
cards and think they're too
pretty to thro waway, you viii
make some mountain children
happy II you bundle them up
and send them to either of
these addresses: Open Door
Children,s Home. Hazard. KY;
or Marguerite +. Brown, Guer-
rero Mte.. 2sie. Monterey N. l.,
Mexico.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
SALT FREE pTET2

mrs. X. w. r., Arlingt0a,l
It has become necessary for
me to prepare meals for 8
member Of my family using 3
sait-free diet. Since ] have
found no salt substitute which
is satisfactory, this has become
quite 9 Job. viii any Of the
readers who have had expert
ence using a saltless diet please
give me the benefit Of their
knowledge2 Thank you.
Evening star., 1955-03-29
s. Robbery Charge
Against Landlord Is
Referred toD.C.Court

U. S. Attorney Leo A. Rover
today referred a SO robbery
charge against a well-to-do
apartment house owner to Mu-
nicipal Court for possible prose-
cution as a petty larceny.
Involved in the case is Joseph
H. Spivak, As, of the 1900 block
of Fort Stevens drive NV. Spi-
yak appeared before United
States Commissioner Cyril S.
Lawrence yesterday. The charge
of robbery by stealth and seizure
was continued until April IA.
Bond was set at $2,500.
Meanwhile. Mr.. Rover reviewed
the evidence and made his rec
ommendation it be sent to the
lower court on the lesser charge.
Detectives Douglas M. Smith
and Carl Galasso arrested Spivak
on Sunday in a hat store op-
Grated by his wife in the 3400
block of Fourteenth street NV.
He was accused of taking three
81 bills from a metal cash box
owned by a close friend, Harry
Haransky, operator of the North
west Variety Store at 3401 Four
teenth street NV. At the time
of his arrest Spivak denied the
charges. The money was not
recovered.
Employed as a $100-a-Week
Treasury worker. Spivak, police
said, is owner of the apartment
in which he lives. 1t is valued
at $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-03-29

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 20 (P).
Charles H. Marshall, %, of Los
Angeles. testified in Federal
Court yesterday he was forcibly
thrown out of the Army without
discharge papers.
Questioned by his attorney
father, Daniel G. Marshall, the
son testified his hurried dis
charge at Fort Ord Saturday was
the elimination of confidential
charges of Communist SYM
pathieS filed against him.
Young Marshall said he wants
an honorable discharge, even il
he has to finish out his term as
a draftee, which would run to
August 10. A graduate of Loyola
of Los Angeles, he was playing
ball for the st. Louis Cardinals
farm club at Winston Salem
N. c., at the time he was drafted
The Marshalls contend the dis
charge was not valid because il
was issued after a court order
was signed by a Federal judge tc
Evening star., 1955-03-29
Two Children Killed
In Maryland Fire

CHARLESTON. Md, Mar. 20
P).-An oil heating stove ex-
ploded in four-room house here
today and two youngsters per-
ished in the fire.
A mother and another child
were critically burned. Two
other children were hospitaliZed.
Mickey Walker, 3, and John
Ebley. 13 months, burned to
death.
Mrs. Barbara Ebley, '22-year-
old mother of one of the victims,
and her 2-year-old son, William,
were in critical condition at
Union Hospital in Elkton.
Doreen Walker, 4, and Patty
Burchett, 4, was listed as in only
fair condition. Mrs. Helen Walk
er, mother of the other little
boy who burned to death. was
treated at the hospital and re-
leased.
The fire broke out about 8:15
am. in the small four-room
house occupied by Mrs. Gertrude
Kullum, her two daughters, a
niece and their families in this
Cecil County town.
The women apparently tried
to extinguiSh the blaze, but in
doing so drenched the floor with
kerosene and spread the fire
among the youngsters.
Firemen extingushed the blaze.
Evening star., 1955-03-29
.Grenodes, Shells
Found in Home:
Boy Admits Theft
BY the Associated Press

TOWSON, Md, Mar. 2c (P).-A
small arsenal of stolen explosives
was found last night in the home
OF a 16-year-old schoolboy who
admitted taking them from the
Towson Armory two weeks ago.
The cache included six gren-
ades, IL detonator caps. IL fuses
for antf-tank mines and 81 high
explosive shells.
Corpl. Walter Smith said the
youth admitted taking the ex-
plosives and passing some of
them to his friends.
Most of the items found were
practice weapons containing a
much smaller explosive charge
than used in combat, but I'd
Army ordnance experts who de-
activated them said they were
still dangerous.
Corpl. Smith said eight boys
have been implicated in the case
so far.
Evening star., 1955-03-29
'GI Says Army Elected Him
Without Discharge Papers

restrain the Army temporarily
from separating Marshall.
Chief Federal Judge Michael j.
Roche is hearing the case.
Roche is hearing the case. He
continued the case until tomor-
row, when Fort Ord officers will
present their side.
With his son on the stand, the
elder Mr.. Marshall read a conf
dental letter received from the
Army on June Is, 1854. It said
young Marshall was believed to
be a Communist sympathizer;
that he refused to sign the
Army's loyalty oath; that his
father was believed to be a Com
munist sympathizer and that his
mother. Mrs. Dorothy Nell Mar
shall. attended Communist Party
functions.
The senior Mr.. Marshall said
the first indication of an adverse
ruling of the board was Saturday
when his son was ordered to
gather his gear and prepare for
discharge.
Evening star., 1955-03-29
Nicely Stirs Storm by Linking
Presidents S ReIiqion to Politics

Senator Neely's Office said he
is a long time member of the
Presbyterian Church in his home
town of Fairmont, w. Va. He
frequently quotes the Bible ex-
tensively in his speeches.
Senator Allott, Republican, OF
Colorado, said Mr.. Eisenhower
is doing lot more for the
country by going to church regu-
larly than Senator Neely is doing
in criticizing him for it.
Senator Nicely, however, got
support from Americans for
Democratic Action. In a state
ment issued by Robert R. Ma
than, chairman of the executive
committee, ADA said:
Republican cries of foul at
Senator Neely's speech reflect a
dangerous climate of opinion,
which has been deliberately pro-
NOTED by this administration
and their Madison Avenue
hucksters to make any criticism
of the President somehow i'm
moral. No man, particularly
the President of the United
States, is above criticism"
DR.. Dale S. Crowley, Washing
ton radio minister, took issue
with Senator Neely on his Right
Start for the Day" program, over
WSAX, Falls Church. DR.. Crow
ley said Il deplore the state
ment by Senator Nicely. Our
Nation has been inspired by our
Presidents sincere and noble
example. We should all thank
God for such a high quality of
spiritual leadership"
Senator Nicely apparently spoke
without consulting Democratic
leaders. Senate Democratic
Leader johnson declined COM
ment.
JAW Official Quoted
According to the Associated
Press, one reporter covering the
Nicely speech quoted a UAW
official as telling him afterward: !:
Il had a funny feeling in my
stomach when Neely began talk
ing about Eisenhower's church
habits. The man spent a most
all his adult life in the United
States Army. How could he be
criticized for not belonging to a
church?"
In his speech to the auto
workers Senator Neely also crit.
lied the Presidents 4ualifica-
tions for Office and objected to
the time he spends golfng and
fishing.
Il don't want any more of
Eisenhower. I've had enough al
ready" he declared.
The Senator asserted that Mr..
Eisenhower wasn't qualified
when he was nominated, wasn't
qualified when he was elected
and has demonstrated every day
that he doesn't know where he's
going, how to get there or what
to do when he reaches it."
He said that the country needs
President who won't spend
more than half his time playing
golf and fishing This is not
a time for President who can
keep his eye on a golf ball, but
for one who can keep the coun-
try from behind the eight-ball." )"
To this portion of the Nicely
Evening star., 1955-03-29
New Survey Reduces
1860 School Needs,
Mrs. Hobby Declares
By the Associated Press

Secretary Of Welfare Hobby
said today an estimate Of the
prospective school classroom
shortage in 1860 has been re-
duced from 407, 900 to 10000 as
a result of studies by the States.
Mrs. Hobby gave the new fig
ure in testimony prepared for
hearings by the House Education
and Labor Committee on Presi-
dent Eisenhower's school pro-
gram and other proposals for
Federal aid to education.
She urged approval of the
program, saying it could elimi-
nate any shortage by 1860.
Mrs. Hobby said the original
estimate of a shortage of 407. 900
clasSrooms in 1860 was a "projec-
ton" based on a 1851 survey. New
reports have been received from
"a States and three territories,
she said. and these give a sub
stantially different picture"
For one thing, she reported,
the rate Of classroom construc-
tion has increased since 1858
from $4,000 to $4,000 classrooms
a year. She added:
Taking the new State figures
! of estiamted need and the cur
rent construction level of 10000
per year we find that the esti-
mated classroom deficit by the
(schooD year 1959-60 would be
10000 classrooms rather than
407, 900 classrooms.
Mrs. Hobby said undoubtedly
many States have found that by
repairs and renovation they can
extend the life of schools ITO a
greater degree than anticipated.
Mrs. Hobby said the improved
outlook docs not mean that
immediate action is necessary"
Evening star., 1955-03-29

OClldIOt INSclys OcILlUCIdt, VI
West Virginia has kicked over a
Republican hornets nest with
his bitter charges that President
Eisenhower's churchgoing is po-
litically motivated and that he is
unqualified for the Office of
Chief Executive.
The 80-year-old legislator di-
rected his verbal fire at the Pres
ident in a speech before 5000
delegates to the CIO United Auto
Workers convention in Cleveland
last night.
Neely's Remarks
His remarks about Mr.. Eisen-
hover and religion-Which al
ready have drawn heated replies
from three Republican Senators
and comment from the White
House itself-were as follows:
Eisenhower never joined a
church until after he became
President =. Now it has
reached the point that one of
the great papers of the country
every Monday morning carries
story about Eisenhower's at
tendance at church the day be-
fore
II am getting sick and tired
of people tieing religious tail
to a political kite. 1t is about
time we stopped people from ex-
plotting their religious habits for
political purposes -.
Il object to connecting re-
ligion with politics. Any man
who tries to parade his religion
that way before the public is
ungodly. If that's an unreason-
able and unfair statement, then
make the most of it,"
Hagerty's Reply
James c. Hagerty, White
House press secretary, had this
to say to inquiring reporters: II
don't think anybody in the
United States believes it," Then
he added:
Il would call the attention of
you gentlemen to an old adage
that I know: What Peter says
about Paul tells more about
Peter than it does about Paul. "
Senator Goldwater of Arizona,
chairman of the Republican
Senatorial Campaign Commit
tee, was the first to take up
Senator Neely's challenge to
make the most of it,"
He branded the West Vir-
ginian's attack IAN example of
gutter desperation at its worst. E"
He said:
THE Presidents devotion to
God speaks for itself. just as his
record of practicing that faith
speaks for itself"
A Presidential Custom
And he reminded his Demo-
cratic colleagues that "since the
founding of the Republic, it has
been the custom for the Presi-
dent to attend divine worship
and set an example for his
countrymen."
Senator Bender, Republican,
of Ohio, Joined in rebuking Sem
ator Nicely. He called the criti-
cism of the Presidents church.
going shocking and revolving
to the entire Nation" In a
statement to newsmen, he added
Senator Nicely did not offer
a bill of particulars to justify
his remarks. He contended him.
self with headline hunting
phrases unsupported by a shred
OF evidence in attacking the
President of the United States
for his devoted attendance at
church services"
Senator Bender said it has be-
come very clear that some ele-
ments of the Democratic Party
"are determined to wage a
vicious and unprincipled mud
singing campaign in 1885," He
called on the leadership of the
Democratic Party and the auto
workers to "repudiate this fully
unwarranted attack"
Evening star., 1955-03-29
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Evening star., 1955-03-29
-AP Wirephoto

speech, Senator Allott replied
that he seemed to remember
that Democratic Presidents went
cruising up and down the Po-
tomac land spent some time sit
ting on the beach in Florida
wearing fancy flowered shirts"
Evening star., 1955-03-29
Aluminium Exports Decline

OTTAWA.-Canadian exports
Of alum inum to the United
States dropped to $4,000 tons
in 1854 from 237, 900 tons in 1858.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1955-08-04
All Escape Injury In
Two Vehicle MisIlap

The state patrol reported
that no one was injured in an
accident that occurred Sunday
about 6:45 p. m. on SR 285.
Autos driven by Charles c.
Szercek, 35, of Belle Valley and
Gilbert Wheeler, Is, of Caldwell.
route 6, were involved in a
minor collision on Noble County
road about IL miles north of
Caldwell near the Eagles Lake,
on SR 285.
The patrol said the mishap
occurred when the Wheeler
auto Swerved left of center into
the path of the other car. Mo-
derate property damage was sus-
tanned by both cars. Wheeler
was cited to appear in the Cald-
well court for driving left of
center.