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Evening star., 1955-07-29
World MosIems Irute
Over Red 'SIunder'

Moslems the world over are re.
ported to be incensed by the
"slanderous statement" in a new
Russian encyclopedia wherein
Mohammed, the Prophet, is de-
scribed as a "liar and a fraud
In South Africa Moslems ir
Dundee are leading move te
protest to Russia. E. H. 1Smail
vice president Of the local Mos
lem Society, said that this vilifi-
cation of the Prophet ''is an
affront to nearly 500 million
Moslems,.' who will ask that the
relevant passages be deleted from
the encyclopedia.
Evening star., 1955-07-29
rance Quiz
Hears Texan
BY the Associated Press

Ralph D. Pittman, an attorney
representing two Fort Worth
Tex. insurance companies, said
today House investigators have
failed to substantiate what he
called "a particular attack on
insurance companies chartered
by the State of Texas"
Mr.. Pittman's testimony was
prepared for a House Armed
Services Subcommittee hearing
on sales of life insurance here
and abroad to American service
men.
Mr.. Pittman represents the
Trans-American Life Insurance
Co. and the Service Life Insur.
ance Co. of Fort Worth, which
have figured in the probe.
He said the subcommittee;
nine-month investigation ha:
failed to disclose any evidence
of alleged improper practices II
sales of policies to American
Evening star., 1955-07-29
'Anti-U. ). Siuns
Reds
vEVpOTOpvI

YEvPOTORIYA, crimea.
u. S. s. R., July 20 (P.-The
sight of anti-Amerfcan posters
shocked members Of the touring
American farm delegation today
and embarrassed their hosts.
The delegation paused here
on its boat trip on the Black
Sea from Odessa to Novorossisk.
Russian hosts sought to hurry
the visitors past seaside bill
boards displaying cartoons Carl
caturing the United States as
threatening atomic warfare.
The American farmers were
relaxing on the 36-hour Black
Sea voyage aboard the steamer
Pobeda Victory. They were
preparing for a new round OF
sumptuous eating and drinking
when they visit Novorossisk and
inspect the harvests in the Cau-
caSuS.
Dean w. v. Lambert of the
University of Nebraska agricul-
tural college thanked his hosts
for their great friendship and
hospitality" and added "the
Ukraine is undoubtedly the
granary of the Soviet Union. A
better land cannot be found
anywhere in the world. The po-
tential production possibilities
here are immense and it reminds
us of the big corn belt in the
United States"
Ferris Owens, a farmer from
Newark, Ohio. inspecting the
Karl Liebknecht collective farm
near Odessa, remarked to the
Ukrainians:
i like your cowbarns. Your
silage trenches are good. But ]
Evening star., 1955-07-29
By the Associated Press

A House Judiciary subcommit-
tee today recommended contin-
ued United States participation
in the international resettlement
program for European refugees
But at the same time it eau
toned against too great expecta-
tions over the number of refu-
gees likely to find homes in the
United States this year.
The migration program was SET
up in 1851 as the Intergovern-
mental Committee for European
Migration with 81 non-Commu-
mist nations participating.
In its first three years of op-
Grafton, 286,413 migrants were
moved to new homes. In the first
half of 1855 an additional $4,000
were resettled, with another 78.-
900 expected to be moved in the
second half.
The flow of emigration has
been from the West German re-
public, Greece, Italy and the
Netherlands to Canada, Austria
liza, the United States and South
American nations.
In its report to the House on
the programs operations, the
subcommittee headed by Repre-
sentative Walter, Democrat OF
Pennsylvania, said the interna-
tional organization has proved
Evening star., 1955-07-29

Mr.. Crist said he will begin a
two-week vacation in Northern
Wisconsin tomorrow with his
wife and three children. After
the vacation, he said, he doesn't
know" what he will do.
The trial board, which COM
plimented Mr.. Crist on his per-
sonal conduct during the two
days of the hearing. deliberated
three hours before returning
the verdict. The board recon-
mended to the synod president,
DR.. Paul E. Bishop, that Mr..
Crist be asked to give up his
pulpit Immediately.
The charges on which he was
convicted included that he
denied the virgin birth of Christ,
denied the physical resurrection
of Jesus and denied the au-
thenticity of a number Of
miracles.
Charges of which he was
found innocent included that he
mixed the word of God with his
own opinions and surmises and
denied the usefulness Of all
prayers.
Evening star., 1955-07-29
President OKs Grants
For Mentally Ill Study
BY the Associated Press

President Eisenhower yester-
day signed legislation providing
for a $l.250,o00 three-year pro-
gram of research in the field Of
mental illness.
The legislation authorizes the
expenditure of $250,OO0 this year
and $500,000 for each of the next
two years for grants to carry out
"a co-ordinated program Of study
of all aspects of mental illness.
The grants would be made by
the Surgeon General to nom
Governmental organiza tions
composed of representatives of
leading national medical and
professional groups active in the
field of mental health.
Evening star., 1955-07-29
Report to House Backs
u. S. Refugee Program

its usefulness" and should con-
tinue beyond the 3 to 5 years
originally contemplated.
More time has to pass be-
fore the remaining refugees are
resettled or integrated IN the
countries Of their asylum, and
enough surplus manpower leaves
Europe to permit successful
achievement of full economic re-
covery of that continent" the
report stated.
The subcommittee estimated
that refugee and overpopulation
problems have created a need
for a total emigration of 410,-
900 persons a year from the
source nations.
1t said Italy needs to emigrate
800. 900 persons a year, the Meth
erlands $4,000. Greece 10000 and
Austria 10000.
But the subcommittee sug-
gested that the intergovernmen-
tai committee not count too
heavily on the United States in
creasing its quota of refugees
under the United States Refugee
Relief Act.
1t said that groups plans for
1855 included "a rather high
estimate of 34,530 refugees ex-
|pected to come to the United
States. That figure. the report
'roted, has now been reduced to
'26.775, "but even that estimate
may prove to be too high"
The subcommittee reported a
marked change in conditions in
West Germany. which it said
previously had been thought in
need of getting rid of at least
2 million persons.
Evening star., 1955-07-29


Comas at Osceola. The TEN.
perature ct the McCon1as farm
was i03.
Mr.. Mccomas went to con.
siderable efforts to make the
visit useful to the Russians. Hs
prepared a large diagram Il
illustrate his crop rotation sys.
tenn. He took the visitors intt
the shade and explained hi
operations. They asked Q num-
Der Of questions.
Good Humor Persists
The heat was not enough II
destroy the guests good humor
They laughed hilariously wher
one of the translators translated
into Russian "80 acres Of sheep
instead of $50 acres Of oats" q.
he meant.
The heat did not prevent ,
crowd Of about 200 from gather.
ing at the McComas farm to Sc,
the men from Moscow.
One thing is pretty certain
If the Russians don't know BY
now what makes the Iowa corr
grow, they never will. That sur
is awful hot,
In return for their hearty
welcome from all Towans and tht
special interest Gov. Leo Hoegl
showed in getting some of tha
Russian party from Sioux Cit,
yesterday by National GuarC
plane, Mr.. Matskevich last nigh
invited the Governor to visi,
Russia with expenses paid. Th'
Governor was noncommital abou
accepting.
Evening star., 1955-07-29

Iservicemen in the European
command.
The subcommittee reported an
unusually high rate Of cancella-
|tions in commercial policies writ
ten in Europe. 1t said this point
led to high pressure" salesman
ship. 1t advocated stricter con-
trolls to regulate agents 4or "tly-
companies.
Evening star., 1955-07-29
NihuoIhue Erupts

VALDIVIA, Chile, July 20 (P).
The volcano Nihualhue, To-
Gated in this southern province
OF Chile, erupted Wednesday
night. causing strong earth trem-
ors throughout the area. A rain
of ashes descended.
Evening star., 1955-07-29

can't understand why the COL
lective keeps 100 horses when
you have so much machinery.
The horses consume lots of feed
and 1t would be more profitable
Ito get rid of the horses and
keep instead q hundred cows. I"
Evening star., 1955-07-29
THE CHIT co.
Silver Spring, PARKinston, Arlington

Saturday! Excitement! Bring the Family!
MEET THE CREW CUTS
AT THE HECHT co.
1880 to 17:00, Teen Dept,
3rd FL, PARKineton, Airing ton
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-18
IoUs FOR THEIR WAYS

THE PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH, FAMOUS FOR THEIR WAYS
with food Justly proud their old time recipes Especially
dfaShoned salad OF lettuce and bacon
well shortcut seasoning ideas.
the dressing easily and quickly made with
Seasons Salad Dressing MIX Just add Vine
gar oil envelope Of the mix directed on the
package well the sclfmoasung bottle avail
able in Salad Kit for mixing the dressing Either
way, you'll O distinctive dressing ready in seconds
PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH SALAD
package Good Seasons 4 slices uncooked bacon
Herbs Salad chopped
Dressing Mix u cup mixed dressing
Vinegar water, oil - teaspoon celery sal
medium heads leaf 2 tablespoons vinegar
lettuce l tablespoon
Combine salad dressing mix, vinegar, water and oil as d.
on the bottle package
Tear lettuce into beszed pieces and place in bowl
FRY skillet until crisp Add Of the dressing Then
celery vinegar and stir well while mixture comes
10 the lettuce bowl and allow to steam
Remove toss lettuce, and warm
plate saon slices small onion rings desired
Makes cups servings -.jde salad tANS)
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-18

Search me, o God, and know
my heart; try me, and know my
thoughts -. psalm 1897
When We pray to God to
search our hearts, we humbly
place ourselves in His hands.
knowing and admitting our
weakness, seeking His love and
guidance and strengthening
to know and obey His law and
His will. 1t is only through our
humility and prayer that God,
ever present and willing, can
enter our souls.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-18

II SCREWS OF bathroom or
kitchen accessories won't stay
tight in the wall you can give
them a firm hold by filling the
holes with Plastic Wood. Use
large wooden match stick or
blunted pencil TO lamp the
Plastic Wood into the holes
so that they will be tightly
packed. Over night. the filler
will harden into strong. durable
wood that screws can bite into.
A nail driven on a slant gives
a stronger bond than one driven
straight into the wood. A board
is less likely TO split II nails
are staggered so that no two
are on the same line OF grain.
Bunting the nail point slightly
by tapping il with the hammer
VIII also reduce the danger Of
splitting. (ANS)
Evening star., 1955-08-21
OPEN ! TO q
26ol weisman I'd Rdr, OF Ga. Ave,

OPEN ] 10 .
1901 Weisman Rd., OF Ga. Ave.
WHEATON AREA
Lovely 2-bcdroom brick rambler:
front porch fully equipped kitchen:
owner must sell; GI approved, Sll =
500 Make offer today.
12411 DENLEY RID.
on Georsla ave. -ayheautiful 4-bed-
room brick Cape Cod. with den,
equipped kitchen. full Nbasemen,
with lovely recreation room. Only
Sl9,g50.
1904 Bayne Court, wheaton CITY,
3-bedroom brick rambler: livins
room, kitchen. dining area, screen
porch. A honey. See this today
Only $4,000. GI approved.
6, p. FLETCHER. REALTOh
70, $4,000. Eves., JU. e-s7$A
Evening star., 1955-08-21
CHEVY CHASE

Seasoned Home In new
condition, nesting among
towering trees. Entrance
hall, Living Room with Pic
ture Window. Framing rest
full green Yistas Of q 151-ft.
deep lot. Separate Dining
Room, cheerful Toomy Kiteh-
en- opening on TO breakfast
Porch. Den and Powder Room
on the FIRST level. 3 Bed
rooms and Tile Bath up.
Spacious and charming.
this home should be the full:
fillment Of the cravings ~of
the family with vintage taste.
Evenings Mrs. Citizens. OIL.
oPEH SUNDAY. q TIL
Directions; Out conneeti-
cut ave. left on East-West
hwy. left on Maple ave,
ahead to Leland. left TO
7205 Oakridge ave-
ANDRIS, OIL. 2-907l
Evening star., 1955-08-21

KNoTTY-PINE GARAGE. DEN
Rambler, situated on wooded lot
sfI 500; $500 down, spprox. s7s
mo. Oh. ana Denfeid ave, Ken
sinston. Md. 10. 4-0077 Must 70
this weet O1
Evening star., 1955-08-21
houSEs EoR sALE-MD.

3.BEDRM., eustom-buiit bFk ram
bier. on pa acres. 2 blks. on Ga.
ave. and Country Club area; lEe
Wv. rm., firepl., rec. rin.. patio. g
car gar., other attractive features
Priced 70 sell. owner leaving State
Out Ga. ave. TO Emory rd.. across
Brooke Manor Country Club. Open
ius sis wsss saTk oLSEY 81 Il RgSaI EsSk
loYos pi III ItNf&tooD AyE.-open today,
to $50 pm. Owner has reduced
price for quick sale. from S17,50o
to S15.D00 tGI); brick Colonial
with bedrms., lEe. lily. .rnl. with
fireplace din. rm.. kitchen with
breakfast bar: full bsnt; viii Win
dows and screens and fenced. land
scaped yard, newly redecorated;
near schools. See today. To reach
Out Ga. ave. to Dennis, right q
Inwood. LETT TO 1905. ASHLEY
INC. 2405 Price ave.. Wheaton
Md. LO. 5-2323.
UNUSUAL ESTATE HOME in Silvel
Springs finest neighborhood on u
bsdrms., az baths, rec. room..
P'S PPtshsi ssar$! aGu0ls RrptGS lGsdss
RoMER. Realtors. -Ju. 5-ttl1l.
BRICK RAMBLER
with huge picture window. in Silver
Spg, area-3 bedrnis.. large dining
ell, modern kitchen: beaut.,. level
s1ERsr sflee sipLEY Iii l2ssO & RoMrs S e. % %
SACRIFICE, vie. Naval Ordnance
Lab. Silyer Spring area. IL acres
approx with nice 6-rm. home;
bsTnt.. oil h.-w h. Call Mr.. Drtscoll.
uN: 4-02e5, THos. D WALSH.
INC. sl5 I1th 50, NV. DI, 1887.
$l4. .ZhO--Ci ose-in and loaded with
extras. 3-Hndrm, brick: din. rm.'
scr . 'reh, @ and tiled bsnt ISN'T |, h-w;h. !. Gh
JU. $3.50. 9 I'll Q
$3.50 DOWN - Lovely.
ultramedern, 3-bedrm. home. Rock
vile. Eouij. kit; fireplace: many
extras, PARKSIDE REALTY, 10.
5-S755. lClosed Sundav,. --23
SALE BY OWNER-6-room Cape
Cod full basement. shaded corner
lot, eonyenisnt to seheols and and
past wheaton on deorsfa ave. left
sign. sls50O FHA. CT. Lo. s.
NEW& RAMBLER-s3 acres Of ground !;
beautiful view in fast-growinE4Ap-
per MONTGOMERY County. mi. from
new atomic energy site, German
town. Md: full bsmt.. 20-ft. liv,
rm.. 3 lse bedrms.. din. rm., 2-car
carport; school, buses. This flne
home only SI6.500. low down pay
ment. bal. like rent. Phone Pooles-
NEW INV BRICK RAMBLER, soned for
. families: o rms. and bath on
lst o.. space for I rms. and bath
with picture window in terrace.
Slf ESQ. Call JU. 9-6656.
BETHESDA. VIC; LADY OF OUR
LOURDES-6rick rambler on large
shady lot; 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
liv,. rm., din. rm.. kit. garage;
will go G1: excellent terms. Michael
Walsh g. Sons. 1911 Eye st. NV.
OIL. 8-7256, RE. 7-S2s2.
GREENWICH FOREST
Beautiful brick and stone house
painted white on large corner lot.
4 bedrms.. 2 baths. finished attic,
full bsmt. with maids room and
bath, plus many other features;
priced for quick sale. Michael
GL. GAiIa s.7s5S' ssi RE. 7!s2ss. :" l."
-FOUR CORNERS-Charming brick
detached rambler on large corner
lot: 2 twin-sized pedrms., all-eiee.
kit. recr. rm.. wall-to-yail carpet
ing: newly redec.: porch and rail-
ing; convenient to everything; low
priced for quick sale.
Evening star., 1955-08-21
CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
Brand-new split-leVel brick ram
bier. Just beyond D. c. line and
within walking distance to Rock
Creek park. Center hall. large liy-
ing and dining rms. overlooking
flagstone patio, 3 large bedrms.
and 2 baths, recreation rm., maid's S
rm; rIa and path; %;t;ar ear Sarase. ss Com con
round pleasure and comfort. Eve.
Mr.. WoodweH, LO. 4-0147.
L. 7. GRAVATTE
1918 K St Realtor Ma. S-0753
Evening star., 1955-08-21
HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.
sIe.4so-2 FULL BATHS
ARGYLE COUNTRY
CLUB AREA
BETHESDA 1PARKWooD]

lDir. out Georgia ave. to water
tower At Glenmont. turn right on
Layhiil rd.. 3ka mi. to open sign on
Evening star., 1955-08-21
GAITHERsBURG AREI

GAITHEHSBURG AREA
5ia acres, ranch type, 3 bedrms.
and :. baths. $4,000.
Dwelling house with 2 apis. with 2
bedrms. and bath each. Rent. $l45,
S32. 500.
2-bedrm. and bath house, lots.
nice law, fenced, S1S,500.
Ia acres: 4-bedrm. house; large
trees $1,000.
5 acres. mr.. Hyattstown: 3-bedrm.
house. barn and garage. electricity.
$1,000.
CIarksburg. 2-bedrn. and bath ma
Sonry house: attach. 2-ear garage.
Sl1.h00.
and bath rambler: SlS,b0O.
n. w, BECRAPT Il
fgniAharrh ht,rr Xxx r0S-I 11A.R
Evening star., 1955-08-21

FOUR CORNERS-Charmin brick
detached rambler on large corner
lot: 2 twin-sized pedrms.,. all-eiee.
kit. recr, rm... wall-to-yall carpet
ing: newly redec.: porch and rail-
ing; convenient to everything: low
priced for quick sale.
Evening star., 1955-08-21

1199b cOLESvTLLE RID.
De luxe brk. rambler on corner
lott 2 baths, 3 bedrms.. delightiul
kit: patio, carport. You will like
this fine home. Phone now for
appointment, ..
DOUG NJ. SMILEY. INC.
JU. 4-S260 AP. 7-5esS
Evening star., 1955-08-21
STRATFORI
hFtrk Ea"hla

3-bedrm. brick rambler. GI. FHA
or conventional finaneing. Sepa-
rate din. rm., full bsmt., plaster
walls. alI-elec. kit. hrepl. Price,
Sl7,a50. Dir: Out Wise. ave. to
Georsetown Prep School at strath-
more ave, turn right on. Still
sar %aleT Opss ass sFn ls and shSr, ade pfs home
sMoLEN. REALToR, Ju. 7-55ll
w06prIER SIfS Bean .S5s fqrsst,ss pDrSSss
bungalow; full basement; splendid
location; SI3.5oO.
NORTH TWINBRooR. ROCKVILLE
a very attractive, 4-bedroom
semibunRalow. There. are many ex-
ira features in this house that can
only be appreciated by inspection
House is in perfect condition, with
open fireplace, fun basement nog large
GERM ANTowN
AREA acres. improved with q
Groom. farm house somewhat re-
modelled; magnificent view Of the
Sugar Loaf Mt and surrounding
country: several outbuildings, In
good condition; stable, double ga
rsse. Workshop: 100000. Posses
sai frame on
one Of the best sections of Gath
ersburg: very large living room :;
IN fact. all the rooms In the house
are large. including 1 bedrooms:
full basement. oil hot-water heat;
large yard with beautiful. fiowers
and shruhhery. garage; and garden
ROCKVILLE Very
attractive Twinbrook home: 3 bed
rooms. patio. fenced yard Sl2.5 500.
RocKcREsT, RocKvnLE-s-bed-
room home, close TO schools and
transportation: $4,000, GI sp-
ROCKVILLE - 4 rooms and bath
frame; part cellar gas furnace; 8
LAYToNsVILLE - Large 2-story
frame house, converted TO apart
ment. with separate entrance; Si5.-
8 miles from Rockville on Routs
2S convenient location--6 rooms
oil hot-water heat: tool house and
CLARKSBURG-Maxonry, 4 lasxe
rooms. firred walls, living room
1sx22. tile bath. lots of closets.
modem ern kitchen: double garage;
WASHINGTON GROVE 7-room
frame. with oil heat; garage: stu
dio workshop: also stove and re-
friserator $4,000,
NEAR DAWSONVILLE - @ story
frame, covered with Johns Man
vile shingles. rms. and bath
very modern kit, Venetian blinds,
MAN-CBSHMAN. mile north OF
Rockville on Route 240: phone PO.
2-a44e or PO 2-a443. ---2i
KNOTTY PINE GARAGE. DEN
RA mhler. situated on Honded lot
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-07-07
Churches

Tale Tellers of the Church of
the Cross will enjoy a pot luck
picnic Monday, July 18th at the
home of Mrs. Clarence Carlson,
Millcreek Lane, Gates Mills.
Calvary Women of the Church
will picnic at Forest Hills Park
OH Wednesday, July 18th. Coffee
and cold drinks will be supplied
by the committee in charge.
The Lutheran Women's League
annual picnic will be held Tues
day, July 10Th at II noon at Eu-
cid Park. Reservations are re-
quired.
An ice cream social, sponsored
by the Women's Bible Class will
be held at Windermere Presby-
terian church Tuesday, July 18th
from Z to o'clock. Mrs. w. E.
Stein is chairman of the event.
Continuing round Of "doing
things" the Philomena Club has
tickets for Cain Parks "Guys and
Dolls" the evening of July 14th.
The Women's Missionary So
ciety of Hope Lutheran Church,
2222 Taylor rd., will meet Thurs
day afternoon, July 18th, at 2
o'clock in the Parish Hall.
The topic Preaching the Word"
will be given by Mrs. Geo. Barlow.
The Catholic Gold Star Mothers
Doloretta Council, will hold their
Annual Day of Recollection on
Thursday, July 14th, at the Dioce-
san Retreat House, 18485 Lake
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-07-07

Card Shop and offices of the
Collinwood Publishing Co. will be
closed Saturdays during July and
August. Card Shop open to on
other days.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-07-07
Marks Opening
Marathon Sale

Tomorrow marks the Grand
Opening of Milt Miller Motors new
used car lot at 1862 East 14Oth st.,
near st. Clair ave., and the lot will
be open from 9 a. M, to IL mid
night in marathon to really sell
used cars at low-down prices.
AS a feature of the opening,
June Anthony, local girl who made
good as Columbia Recording
star and who has appeared all over
the country on the stage, radio and
TV, will give away autographed
photos to the first 500 people at
tending the celebration.
In addition, two Red Cap Power
Lawne Mowers will be given away
free. Just come in and register at
no obligation.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-07-07
.Skywotcher
Open House

Residents of Cuyahoga County
are invited to visit the Ground
Observer Corps posts located
throughout Cuyahoga County, on
Sunday, July 10th, at which time
open house will be held to celebrate
the third anniversary of Opera
tion Skywatch," which falls on
July 18th.
Sam Wilson, jr., County Super
visor of COG, stated that guests
to the observation posts will be
welcome between the hours of /
p. m. and 5 p. m. on Sunday to
see how planes are spotted and
reported.
Launched on July 14th, 1852,
"Opera ton Skywatch" called into
service thousands of loyal Ameri-
cans all over the country, to stand
regular shifts at observation posts,
watching for and reporting air.
craft. On this third anniversary,
nearly 100000 persons are serv-
ing as volunteers in the Ground
Observer Corps throughout the
Nation.
Wilson, expressing his satisfac-
tion with the posts on the third
anniversary date, stated, "We be-
lieve skywatching is one of the
most important phases of Civil
Defense. All persons interested in
GOO. work are welcome to join
any of the seven now operating in
this area" he said.