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Evening star., 1955-01-27
Ed llI|Iivon
Panel Of Americuns
Does Its Job Well

ct lsl different universities In
india, talked to $4,000 Indian
students. They proved to be
the greatest propagandists the
United States ever sent TO the
Far East and they have been
bach 10 India in 1858 and again
last yeat. with equally astound-
ing results.
on their first trip, In 1852,
when they landed ct Bombay
they found thousands Of Indian
students waiting for them at
their hotel. The eagerness Of
the questions fred ct them that
night indicated the great want
this Panel Of Americans satis-
! fled In Nehru's country.
Knowing America only through
the medium Of the aB" motion
pictures which reach Indian
theaters, the Indian students
were flabbereasted by these type
ical American collegians. who
didn't pack guns in holsters. ride
in limousines. chew gum or say.
"thoidn for third.
In the schools Of India. only
English is spoken, so there was
no language barrier to interrupt
the fioW Of questions. Doesn't
the high divorce rate In America
prove that the rntch-vaunted
freedom Of American women Is
iimmorai?s sWlly do your
young colIegians indulge In
panty raids?" '.Why doesn't
America recognize Communist
China?" And to the Negro
student on the panel: "Tell us
truthfully--how does q Negro
exist in q country that has solved
problems Of minorities by lynch-
Iing?"
Panel Of Americans, guided by
faculty and chaplains, learn the
answers to those questions and
today, these youngsters are
driving home the message that
religious diversity, and racial
and cultural variety can be one
Of Americas greatest strengths.
They are demonstrating that
the differences work FOR us. In
stead Of against us.
So q royal welcome TO Temple
University's young Panel OF
Americans,
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Gruhurn
scontinued PROM Page B-la.)

I continued From Page B-i8.)
dit. Jose portrays Jacks brother,
and win teach Jack some fiamin-
co dances.
Josh Logan, now In Hollywood,
wanted Maureen O,Hara to play
Fanny on Broadway. He could
not spring her then but, when
Rodgers and I1anlmerstein arrive
here, be viii try to convince them
Maureen has an excellent voice
for their movie version OF THE
King and L"
John Wayne may be In q good
position to win an Oscar for
s.Blood Alley" Requirements CT
ten make q picture q great hit.
For instance, Frank Sinatra was
supposed to do On the Water
front"
IN research for the movie
biography Of the late w. G.
Fields, they came up with this:
His wardrobe could hold only Is
suits, but his liquor cabinets and
closets housed 1000 bottles and
500 different types of glasses.
Clark Gable learned TO. use
chop sticks so well In Hong Kong
that he can eat spaghetti with
'ein. While he was there, Clark
ordered several suits and dresses
for Kay Speckels' children, and
they've just arrived here. The
children love him.
June Havoc win hypo her Tv
show when Sister Gypsy Rose
Lee comes to visit her. June win
put her to work to earn her room
and board.
Maurice Chevalier turned down
$4,000 a week to star In q top
musical extravaganza on Broad
way. He intends to do only
radio and television guest shots,
plus q picture. And he'll accept
Bob Hopes offer first. Says
Chevalier- money. pooh! It's
sentiment that I'm after"
Il
Rita Moreno. at the preview
Of ''Prince Of Players. said: I'll
don't know what my next picture
will be. But If goth is making q
western. I'm bound 10 be an IN
dian GIRL
Yvonne de Carlo called to say
that Al Mathis is lust & friend
nothing more. shes still avail-
able Tor q husband. And the man
she wants would seem 10 come
from Mars.
Shelley winters called Jeff
Morrow and told him to keep
April open for her new picture,
after The Jagged EDGE at
Warmers. Jef9's wife Anna
Karen. Is, q buddy of Shells from
the old days on Broadway.
Released 81 NAlsk.3
Evening star., 1955-01-27

NEW 10<ekAs
Charlie Jones, well ifked IN bis
tneighborhood. was completing q
concrete walk In front Of bis
house. The Job finished. he
strung some cords on sticks to
protect It. went into the house
for dinner. At that exact minute.
some neighborhood small Try
came along. drawn unerringly
TO the soft concrete. IN matter
| of minutes, they imprinted their
feet In it and out came Jones,
raging mad.
Neighbors across the street
from his house, startled at his
profanity, said to each other:
That's amazing. / thought
Charlie liked kids" Observed
one: "He does In the abstract.
not In the concrete
TO deal with the concrete.
Temple UnlRersity,s young Panel
Of Americans comes to New York
| this week end to exhibit the
workings Of their panel before
Hunter College and other local
schools. The moderator Is
Temples dean of students. Or.
David H. Webster.
4 i q
Panel Of Americans, now q
tremendous campus and COM
munity force at 1S American
universities, was started by Ade-
laine Gunther at UCLA. back
In 1912. The war had Just start
ed. Americans Of japanese de-
scent were getting q showing
faround, as were other ninorities.
Miss Gunther proposed that
the schools nter-Faith Council.
which confined itself to Protes-
tatlt, Jew and Catholic, had been
outmoded. Lets prove that iin-
der pressure. the strength Of the
country can be explained In
terms Of diverse population. Add
a Negro to the panel, and an
American Of Mexican extrac-
| ti0n.n
In l947. another UCLA cold,
Marian Hargrave. added another
dimension to Panel Of Ameri-
cans. Its worked out wonder
fully on q local Level" said Mar.
ian. Now let's extend 1t ma
tionally."
#*A
In 1852. it became interna-
tional. Thanks to Nelson Rock
efeller and the Ford Foundation,
two teams of students went from
UCLA to India. In the pioneer
party were nine white students,
two Negroes, representing 10 DIFF
ferent religious faiths.
They told the American story
Evening star., 1955-01-27
lH[,sRsI1 HEsMAIhs sRHHdl RMH1E5ER.
THos. .. 0WKN q SON. Anstloaee
It'll + 6k NV.

isasS5;s;4 issFSs4 sslf sasb y nAsassr i|sisssssr IsSs sSs
BRICK pWELLIN6 AEIMSi KNOWN
TwEnfTH sTRkKT sou UTIFAsT,
- virtue of ! certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. In L!beI Mp. 0I4l,
& 1 sRs bissrts s. So q csinnss Rs s ad
thereby the underssehed trustees
Will sell n pubils auction Ii front
q SolS Sns RFsra1iss 1s oS 81 FEsRARfi EAsRRAAkRfiytRvE. RE
A,6 1855, lT fHEEf .TifTEEN
O'CLOCK PM, the foley tns-de-
seribed land and premises. situate "
the niatrict o. cglrmh.a. and
ssssnd assiiEsesdssa = suDdssisn aa Gsins ot e. 4
a ihs otiss t d Il .ihs surysyor iSr ths ts
ntstEist ga e c0lSseia ,.sssst q q e L,esr r.lle,
Tcfas: Tn soIe 81 lsSR5 sSB3set 5s 10 ! prior tbuild-
Inc negpci1fionD deed of trust for
nppycxlnateiy Sz,e17 II further
pertieslars @ n ,,s s1ifn s El' ,,'s se r,sp. az.
eSsss nrics above os SAD sipsf 70 30
paid Ia cash. A deposit of $500 90
REQUIRED. Conteynneine. rDcorcink.
&c % Z, I, purchaser i,'n Z. S6 6sst 6,sas- INK
thirty days. otherwise depos.t fer-
adveftised and resold Il NE dltcre-
''0n q 20 njt,sFPH ssFassss6 B wKspA
,ass.s7 .as.isaia. saiak I. sAHom m4russes.
FHos :. YYNIINr YI 3 : &. soSI S.N. Aa''lsass''.
rEgsF;S;ss:S rEgsF;S;ss:S sc|s s.sb Y pl9aEss|r 49, Ee EBe2
1AcLEkp eTpccQ oyER kIfANE
k5B6T1sEss4 k556NT1AssE5ss fos TWELFTH s1'REfr.
p ,g slF.ss s.sos.s q ss'i'R & ts. s'ss ss = WE
KplIQ Az e sea, ct the land Ieeqr.is
pf the plstrict 81 Coiumhiat 9nd 81
tie request q the party seenred
VII fE.Ds ss M pSIis SIRsssa'sais nssiss fssns
Eo1KTH 6x7 Or fEbRuHzY AID.
1855 At 1HREE Q'kf<lCK PM
&c :ms1 ssass. sssfa1ss & sss bssrei aa ssa
cojumbia. and desIe1nte1 as and
I dc II fuiiI osssk Il tnsrsqi Il 6sisslsl
sss ss s.ss sspiEs q. sif i IS ssasls la''s
rssisss: rHa cola sueise: y u sIot ess4
of trust f0r appruxtmAt1lv 81 sT2e.t1
apd enhlget g . lrior sscpna deg
far;bsr bSrtieslsrs el which vii y
Announced * TINT 81 laia the nuls
chase 1fice abqy1 said trust 70 y
e.la e sAyn: q dspqsit 2. Ssg3gg
etes q pl1Echae1gg eost. Affusts
ns2ots lnHes 81 81 date 1f te,s.
4 III dayss eEksrwis4 1SppSit 1erff1te4
sns We Efsges '1ay q ,cs es ~ g w. ~
NusszM D gAxrH
-. - fQy4RD shefLA2
Evening star., 1955-01-27
mos. ]. gT5!s : soS; !, ,zSsilssssiTii;

TEs;5ss s4sss sss 81: sares ssl'is|s Ss|llTIEESS TES
kEMa5s EHnNUE' 5so5ThsasT. 5sotG5 s2nTE CAROLINA
BY virtue Of Q. certain deed oE
trust duly recorded II Liner NO.
records record fV y the o Dissriet d Columbia. Il
and at the request 0f the party aes
cured thereby. the undefsigned
trustees win sell. At .nublic auction
n. front Of the nremises. on MON.
pay p,,s.HE TIE sTyvENyH DAY or Es pnH-
TWENTY o'cLocK PM ) the loi-
sitnatf N the District Of Columbia,
and desiEnated as and heing Lot
So IN Frtstoes ct eli subdivision Of
Square 79b. a. per plat recorded IN
the once of the Surveyor for the
pistfiet Of Columbia In Liber - ~
TERMS SOLD subject 10 q prior Guild.
ing asspciation1 ffed ~ trust for
snp.,;Czilnssely e 2, ;a;ilr q s eea .es;; tarthsr
nounced nt time Of saies the pur.
pat, n e cash; q deposit Of ssl,.!:0l q!
etc. 81 pufcheserss cost. Adiufts
plertA made rs or date of sale.
Terms 70 be complied With Within
thirty DAYS otherwise deposit fore
feited end the pFoperty may be ads
vertised and resoid at the dfsefe-
ton OF the trustees
9 . JAMES N KNrUHT,
-. ECaaFLToN o. TRExLER
1ag1. .sa-fel .N.a Jxusteea, =
Evening star., 1955-01-27
erszs5 iANDoN 5y1iiiS.i pzIShiN.
!A16.24,21 Trustees.
TH0s. J. OWEN q SON. A1ctionssFs
11H y Sc. NV.

TrusteeE sale oil Valuable TWO
STORY ROW BRICK DWELlIi4Q
kkGIS8 kunsEa khcTS y ! sTsssfrIP ss PRsa1fEg soUfEs
By virtue q ! certain deed Of trust
srds @ of tss biEsiilrist 9 u coIunssis.. Sa ia.
and Il the request 81 the party
secured thereby, the underslgned
trustees win sell. ht public auction
n front Of the premises, on TUES
+ DAY The FIRST DAY or FEB-
HyAEY AD, 1881. AZ -FOUR
seribed land ana pfemlses, 1ifuate
ID the District Of Columbia. and
designated Is and being part of
Sss sds !, a3S Toad r tss ~. sssd!sls'Ss X scSsrs
g4g ~ per plat recorded IN the
trfet p4 Columbia IN Libef n, .. g.
at foiio Il2i being more particularly
deserieed by metfg and bounds IA
b trust fsa for sproaisssIy pissa pi.s sss
further particulars Of which VIII 81
announced IT time Of sele; the
purchase price above SAID trust 10
be paid IN eAxh a deposit of
$500 90 required C0nHeyancing. re-
cordirls, eIc-. nt parehaaeS,a cost.
Adjustments made as Of date of
sele Terms % q eorpIied With
eosit forfsifsd ana and the: tis propefts 70
may be ADVERTISED end rtsold II
the GieeEgticn Of the trasteee
9Qs1RH Qs WkEpA.
lAx0.&Asx1sxys8l Tklslees.
Evening star., 1955-01-27

the Piccadiiiy LOunse. Z % 10 PM.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
e. Z 2YE1 iIiE I M Nse''sass
IEsHGsssss IEsHsEr s.bl;z .bl;zrsssslI & lxsls.sgIs .GNgE

LX0EX 1ELA1HEQ l.H ~ =
bsffkEEf. so,kkTfiHiEsssT. (, fiHiEssT N
- yirIue cf \ certain deed Of trufs
duly recorded II Llber No. D64k.
Eolio gp4 et SEQ. q the lald fee-
cured snS sbsgssss. tss ~ snasrslrs'sS
on MONDAY TH1 ssvfsTH pay
on FkBkuARY AID. 1875. At
TMkL,ykII.IHsIaJx ~ ~ IsEsns Y =, &c 9'cEoeK PM
premiseB eItlete a. the District u
Colurneia agd dsstennssd 81 ard
n ths Estate ~ Ihos brgwn ~.
sss,ed. ,Rsing eert !. q slaet of
tRe bIfSsyes fof Eiss nIsifist a
Iclle 90 Iei6s haere psttlealasly
asseElsse q ~, q ,s.s q snc Z, sss.se,i .sss fgh.
~ saxsiien ~ n PsfesiI ~ sisy.
pssit ~, " no 30 vi nii. y si rsaaifsd q
Tine y ssls Adtus.n.ns nases e
mes.sldss e aa e rssesns aals s.snsH sss sss e
est " plfekessf, Tsfns q ale
. be coi1rlI6d ultb within thirty
i6s txfsises fs1sfst tkS fisllk u o.
:os ss'' sas IssssSs ssssi 3 as .x me- sf
fArzle . setls nswspaber pah1ishea
= washi4s y cu4..
~ sfE4s;5ssx 's!s 7 hsssIs.. pssssIs..
tcontlnusd e nszt psssb
Evening star., 1955-01-27

ESTATE SALE or VALUABLE Ola.
1fQND iEWEt.RY AND 1858 nB
SOTO SEDAN.
AT sLoAMs, 7is iath ct. NV.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 20. 1855
promutiy At 10 o'clock AN 1858
model De Soto FREEDOMS Eisht Fpuy-
Door sedan; motor no. 610D0f T0s
sfetrins. radio, hsstsf White side
wall tires and other extras ions
owntri. Also 1881 Mercury tilh
coupe. IN good mechanical condte
tio1; cfielnai paint. clean interiofs
one owner.
Promptly at 100 O'Clock Pm, vsiu-
able fState jeWelfR consisting a
part Of Emerald Cut piemnnd pf
s.,cs.r .ss5czra,sIy S,,. M ea,sss '. r lsS.s e. 4
dismonds. yeiior eold ihdSp Finl
with large RapphtEe. aiauton6e enq
emerald and ether diamond and
gold iewelfy.
AssS Aecnsistins y e s,Scn psrt q twin lid biesd
mahogany bedroom suite. mnbcEanl
dining room suites, mahoeany crest
Of drawers and ether desira1le fngs
Iiture; chtna, glassware. painttnzs,
Wsrs: 10 Isdis;. far eosss. Isassh
and hcnsb mieroseops. pefsona1
ySSoo9Hi ySo9i mn TEEEEol5ygsT l5gsTAsfzz n SgDlEEp ryy
ALExAMpER a. ARMOUR. Ap.
sppHshs5sisrrs sERbsShi zRb soSqhaiER PkisziE sHs1Sf
oWNERs.
Al on EEhibt. st sIosn's. January
Tsrnis. cash. Q. d, SLOAN A CO..
NC. kucss. Estabiiahed 1901.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
AUcTloN sAlB
saos- ! pHFs son AAsssl.'ss'

xnos- !. oHEN I son, Asaslssssrs.
TsEHF;6isgsss ,ss,sIs:.. s,sI: e buyEIss yysIsssI: az
bsS4 JAY sTRkET. NoRTdkks1.
~ virtue of 4 certain dsed cl tfuss
duly recorded IN Lihef No. 60z&.
kollQ $50 e segs o1 the lard tecQr44
& 81. nS r.aSeai p1s.I'es !, g ~ pal eSr s1s
thereby the gndsfsignsd trustee9
WI sell e public auction. Nithln
the & ofsss AZ, q Ihos: 7 s0.Sn Oven = sen
fIRsr bay Or 81 REsRuAsY. Sa5s A.b.
1888. AT ONE O'CLOCK PM. the
tclloulna- described land and pfem-
ssa ss '1aaS sS Il ns Pl'sss' & "a e &C.
INK Lot IS N Carrell,s subdivtsion
recerdsd d he once q the 6urysses
y as ss sIs'sss iSs e .SSses SsRss so eadss E ssr
restriction line IS shown on s1id
niat together with risht Of way
TERMS Or SALE. ALI Cash. subieee
to am. o. 8. Income Tax Lien 81 ree-
ord, II any A deposit Of S500.fl1
will be REQUIRED ct time Of sale.
AGlustmsnts made as Of date of
sale. Al eonyeyaneing. recording,
purchaser. Terms Of sale 10 Sc
complied with within thirty days
from day Of sale. otherwise the
ssss ss sfopss ssssss 81 ss rs. r' ass d & rss sca
Of defaplting purchaser. after fiye
days advertisement 81 such resale
II some newspaper pubiished y
"-i:5as EpWsRpi All y y. MeDERMorr.
gasi .a4. ~ sa.si Trustees.
TH0S. ]. OWEN Q son, AusfiSnesFS
I'LL g. NV.
TSa;!i; gFdss soR ssls Z aa,Ss ysluis|s ibss|sriEEHe
ETTssrn EHINS kNowN SSS7N Ana As cPRTAl!s! 8 lfs.;
nS nHoHsdnsAsI: ssrs,,. y; ..,,.,n d..a =, .,,,..
duiy ,u recorded. q q il -i5 Eisss SS No. = ssiSz
q the bistriet 81 coiamsia. and q
the request nf the party secured
win sell, At pa6iic sneticn ii frcns
Of the premises on TUESDAY TIlH
ie65 AZ RogR-z Thirty O'CLOCK
and premises. situate IL the District
Of Columbia, ard desisnatsd 6 ard
msds 81 Bsii 81 IL q iots IS
ssss sss saas os: psr PIas ss,.yss ssssfds ios
the District Of Columbia ii Li6sr
100 ct folio l4i, subject To e0vs-
nants OF record.
Terms: Sold subject % D prior thuiId.
approximately Sb,207 he further
particulars. of which WIN De an-
nounced ut time Of sale; the pur-
chase price above. said trust 20 b
required. Conyeyancing, fecofdinE.
etc. at purchasers cost, Adjust.
nnents made as OF date Of sale.
Terms 10 be complied with within
sndEss days, .s pstnerwiss deposit i9rs
advertised and fesoid at the discfe.
tion Of the trustees.
FRANK PARONi.
JOSEPH q. WEEDA,
a6a9l "a, ,27,9n31 Trustees
Evening star., 1955-01-27
AucTloN SALES scsas.I
mos aYSss ~. J I I s0sl NJ. s.s''''s''.'

trustee sale q valuaels Two
BRICK DWELLING BLING KNOWN
As PREMISES NuMBEH BASS Oh
STREET, NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of certain deed oi trust
duls recorded. IN Lihcy No. 1874
s Echo z zsg ,s e s,,,es 81 q &c e sSS re-
and al the request Of TIE party 81
cured thereby, the undefsigned tfus-
tees win sen. at public auction u
front Of the premises. on MONDAY
TEE TH1RTY-FIRsT DAY or
lAnggA1SY AT Asp IssS AT JARMx5- M
situate Is sSe bistTiss aH s & cciamsis
So il SQUARE soi7 ia the subdivi-
zion made BY National Insured
Homes Corpora tlons Is per plat re-
corded % he Once r shs surveyor
Eiber fio ssiis Al ioiio = 4. YsSes suSSscs e
building restriction line and agree-
Terms: Sold subject 10 q priort build
ine associattonl deed of trust for
approximately $6,5x9 81 further
particulars Of WHICH win BE an
chase price above said trust % hs
paid In. cash. A deposit Of Sb0Q.O0
required ConvesancinE, recofdin9,
etes at purchasers cost Adjuyt-
H1ents made ns OF date OF sale.
Terms TO Be connlsed with within
thirty days, other wise deposit for.
1dsertised and resold Al the dis
eretfon oi the trustees
HOWARD BERNSTEIN.
trustees.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Public Speukino Club

The Cricket Pubic Speaking
Club viii meet at I pm. tomor-
row In the Mount Pleasant Lii
brary, Sixteenth and Lamont
streets NV.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
fH0S. ]. OWN & \ s0Ns. q 1asiI I
Hi Y 81. NV.

Tfusteef sale 81 Valuable ROW
FRAME pWELLrNo nKIEq KNOWN
oThEET. HoHTHWN6T.
By virtue 81 4 certain. deed Of trust
duly recorded. N Liber No. D7bt.
II fhs District ii coIurs6is. Ard
Al tbs request ~ The party secured
!. viii esil. II public sncfi6n, ii front
& qHr ~ sryRNFH RsTn''sI BAY r. ~ YhenRAt: hpHnkRaA1t.:
fipafY 6cLotko f.M Is. fsiho fsIIos- e
sltqsts II fks District a coIumbis.
81 ofiEin9i Lot 10 u Square 9g1
described ~ metfs end hppndS; non
Ss snS "a SgrPiss II R sssssss;s e saasss
rkRnsxs or SALE All. CASH. N
deDokit 81 $500 90 VII b Fequirsd
- 81 date 81 sale, Al e1utsyeneirfr
recpfdsn9. revenue sinmpt. &c q
ss coaflle6 gith within thirty days
@ fro;s eay g s,ls .s ,,u ss2srg,ss ,.ss ~
M ssaRsr;s q sss ~ H. ss ss s's s,
nssspsssT pssiisssd = BssfinEs1n.
= ROBERT Kfpwnkr.
Ie8flof:E BHfL.f1
saz7s2e-fe1s1.b. Truste<e
i d y
Evening star., 1955-01-27
AUCTION SALES
THOs. ]. OWEN 3 SON, Auctioneers,
iii 3 Sc. NV

Tgssssss ,, als , e ysIgss ysIgssls y goM sSE
sfRIkEaTI kaINeSsfFH A5E fFHfxsf Esf11N
"a uy yrsss sssosdea q 'sssi e ES.a esis No q s
Folio 30e, ct sea-. Of the land records
Of the District Of Columbia. and at
the REQUEST Of the .party secured
WI sf es q sas spuS nSssssaea nssio i, Iruhsss ro
TliE NiSEsfFiEEENfiiH DAY or jANu.
AIRY, AID. 1853. All -FOUR QiGLQCk
PM the following -deserihEd iard
srst s y Fsassn combs s'asdf ad dMssisnsted M hs q
Croissa.it subdivision Of lots IN
square S9t. as per plat Iecofded ~
ne once Of the surveyor tor tne
Il i3iio 7s. Now Known foT rur-
poses OF assessment and tRxAttOn
as Lot A0O tn Square NDI.
Terms: Solo subject 70 prior tnui!d.
sppr.xSaes s sssSslssse Sssc r ana ii .sr
interest. further particulars II
which win be announced ct time
of sale; the purchase price above
said trust e M be III gaia - g; sasn; r.aA 4
yeysnciris. feeording, etc. at pur-
as Cf date 81 sale. Terms to be
complied with within thirty days,
ctherWise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and
fesoId ct the discretion Of the
trustees. HERMAA MILLER.
,.,,.,a,sii9Ss ii9SsEPH sRuN49; 4ga.,e...
rhss ti;dy; a6dss s ssIs has been : nosspeasa
FoUhTa DAY or JANUARY. AID.
pr uRpER or THE TRUSTEES.
ms sSS sSovs sale nss psen iurlher post
EIGHTH DAY OF JANUARY. AID.
1855. ~ the same time etd place.
BY oRDSh or THE TRUSTEES.
ja25-2T
Evening star., 1955-01-27

= asstisnssrs. .xsiprsissrs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-31
Till Rally at
Scott IA. E.,
BetheIA.M.E

Following the acquittal OF
two Mississippi brothers in
the kidnap-lynch Staying Of
rallies To raise m ney
ll-year-old Emmett Till.
for support Of NAACP
branches throughout the ma
tion were held. Cong. Chas.
{. piggs, Jr.. was principal
speaker AT the rally that
drew an estimated $4,000
Dctroitcrs. Mrs. Bradley also
appeared in Detroit al sew
eral rallies. Cong. Dlggs.
appearing at Bethel was
probably the top NAACP
rally in the nation Scott
Methodist Church just two
blocks away seated two
thousand. and Bethel 1000.
A Gigantic Rally at Bethel
AME for Emmett Till, was
held last Oct. 30-(right,
part of throng).
Medgar Eyers. Secretary
of the Mississippi branch of
the NAACP. also spoke and
told of the general NAACP
campaign now in force in
Ni-~issippi. backed almost
exclusively by the NAACP
to eliminate the various
Civil Rights violations.
Esch link OF the 2.l6o-tooi USS
FORRESTAL anchor chain weighs
$50 oounds. The chain for tho
Navy aircraft carrier is the lars-
est in the world.
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hopes for a speedy recov-
cry. Mrs. Mamie Eisen-
hover signed the letter of
thanks, above.
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Recommended Barley
And Oats Varieties

With indications pointing to in
creased paintings of barley and
oats this year attention is called
to the recommended varieties of
these feed grains.
The recommended barley var
iety for all dryland areas is Com.
pana but 1t Is not recommended
for irrigated land because of its
weak straw. Titan Is recommend
ed for both irrigated and drylands
while Vantage is recommended
only for irrigated lands.
Because of its high yield and
test weight, Bridger oats is rec.
commended for dryland areas as
is the Gopher variety. The latter
variety is especially desirable
where earliness is a factor. Mis-
sion is recommended for both ir.
rigated and non-irrigated land
and while it is slightly later than
Gopher it is still an early matur-
ing variety. Another variety rec
commended for irrigated land is
Park.
These varieties have proved to
be superior under Montana con-
ditions and growers would do
we'll to use them rather than
planting any new and untried
varieties.
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c. sugar, juice of l lemon, cook
in double boiler or sauce pan I'M
til thick. Let this mixture cool
while you cut up Y lb. seedless
grapes, " lib. marshmallows (cut
into quarters } 2 7-oz. cans of
pineapple lido not use crushed)
add this to the cooked mixture.
Fold in l cup of stiffly whipped
cream. Put into large bowl or
container and let stand overnight
in refrigerator. Serve on lettuce
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STALLED At RANCH

Wright Hagerty drove out to
his big ranch north of Browning
last Thursday to see how opera
tions were proceeding, and did
not get back into town until
Tuesday. The roads were blocked
so that neither his Jeep nor the
Plymouth could make it. He
wasn't the only motorist maroon
ed during that period, either.
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Here's an ex-
cellent S a ! a d
that can be SER
we'd for bridge
parties, after
noon G e tt o.
gethers or the
family dinner.
1t has to be
made the day
or night before:
Overnight
Salad
Beat 2 eggs
slightly, add "
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Add:
c. pineapple juice, when
this thickens add:
l c. crushed pineapple
l C. shredded cabbage
/ c. mayonnaise
l c. whipped cream
" c. nuts
Cool in refrigerator and serve
on lettuce leaf or pour into sham.
rock molds.
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leaf. Yield: "a medium salads or
16 generous servings.

Lime-Jello Salad
l pkg. lime jello
l c. hot waer
l c. ACKNOWLEDGMENT in
to quarters.
Stir until completely melted.
CYou may want to set this into a
pan or hot water to speed up the
melting).
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NNIE SAYS
BY BONNIE oLNEY
Home Demonstration Agent

We old you last week that we
would have some good recipes
for you this week so here goes: