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Arizona sun., 1955-02-25
Sweet POTATO Boats

Garnish a ham or pork roast
with sweet potato boats. Simmer
the sweet potatoes until tender,
then skin and hollow them. Fill
the boats with crushed pineapple
mixed with a little sugar Did
lemon juice. Brush the boats with
melted butter or margarine and
return to the over to heat through.
Arizona sun., 1955-02-25

Where is Reddy's Corner?
east jefferson at 10th St.,
PhOenix.)
Arizona sun., 1955-02-25

America is the only place in the
world where a man can drive up
in his own car to collect his unem-
ployn7ent check.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
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served In the Germany Army on
other Nazi units. and a, an end
10 investigations and trials Of
|collaborators stili being prose-
lcuted.
Although the Russian leaders
have admitted TO Western cor
respondents that they promised
Mr.. Adenauer TO free the Ger
man prisoners. there has been NO
such announcement to the Soviet
people. Westerners here pre-
lsumed the Russians could not
have made public such Q con-
Icession to the Germans unless
they first showed mercy to the
Russians who collaborated with
the invaders.
| The Soviet announcement Of
the amnesty for the Germans
was expected to be forthcoming
soon from the negotiations
under way here between top East
German officials and the Soviet
leadership.
The Russian agreem6nt to re-
lease the Porkkala base. which
commands the Gull OF Finland
approach to Leningrad, was made
in simultaneous negotiations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19

Step Tsbls. lshx2e in. "a in. hish---s4.ss
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,pany SO. They were the only
men On the pumper truck.
Omcials said the truck was
moving up to replace another
company that was on duty al
q two-alarm fire. Witnesses told
police the IRE truck. driven by
Pvt. Nation. was travelling north
with its siren sounding and red
lights flashing and the truck was
moving across an intersection
with the green light in its favor,
orville Eugene Freeze. Is. of
Wentzville. Mo-. driver Of the
truck. was booked by police on
four charges Of suspected man
slaughter. one charge of fail
ing to yield right Of, way to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19

Picture Window Toble, 1887 In.
top, n in. high -----------49.95
commods TobIe. l8x26 in, q in.
high ----------------34.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19

MOSCOW. Sept. 10 M.-The
Soviet Unionsis wasting no time
IN renewing its call for Ameri-
can troops to quite Europe in
the wake Of Russia's promise TO
return the Porkkala naval base
to Finland,
Hard on the heels Of Russia's
concession to her Baltic neigh
Dor. the Communist Party news
paper Pravda commented:
There can be no doubt that
the abolition by other powers Of
military bases on foreign terri
tory would be an important con-
tribution TO the further relaxa-
ton Of International tension and
would help TO create the neces-
sary conditions for ending the
arms drive"
/ Soviet Foreign Minister MNl0-
toy was expected to take the
same tack before the United Ma
tons Assembly. opening tomnr-
row in New York. aS well as IN
the Big Four foreign ministers
conference in Geneva next
month.
Amnesty for Collaborat0fs
In another phase Of the com
plieated diplomatic, Inaneuyers
under way In the Soviet Capital,
the government announced q
sweeping amnesty decree, reduce
Ing or canceling sentences of
Soviet citizens convicted Of col
laboratiag with the Germans in
World War II. This was viewed
here as q necessary prelude to
the expected ofiicial announce
nent Of amnesty for German
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19

an emergency vehicle. one Of
careless driving and two charges
Of destruction OF city property.
Freeze. only slightly hurt. is q
driver for q mail trucking con-
Germ. Freeze said he didn't hear
the siren and couldn't avoid the
accident when he spotted the
pumper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19

Round Cocktail Toble. 34x34
inches, | 5 in. hieh---------4s.s5
lamp TobIe, lSx27 in, q in. high,
34.S5
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American sources at the
United Nations pointed out that
Soviet retirement from the Pork
kala base will move the Russian
forces only 30 miles across the
Gulf of Finland. while United
States withdrawal from Europe
would roll the Americans back
s 900 miles or mere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19
Russions Again Ask U. S.
ToQuit Boses in Europe

war prisoners still held oy the
Soyiets. Their return was prom
Used West German Chancellor
Konrad Adenauer during his
visit.
The amnesty decree by the
Presidium of the Supreme Soviet
also said Soviet citizens who were
|exiled or deported on collab-
|oration charges. or who fed
abroad and served In anti
Soviet organizations" could re-
turn home and be cleared Of
guilt il they came back repent
ant ito an honest life Of labor
and (to) become useful MEM
bers of the socialist society"
This appeal to the exiles and
refugees appeared to be part Of
the Communist worlds big CAM
|paign to coax such citizens home
from abroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19
Four Firemen Killed
In St.Louis Crash

ST. LOUIS. Sept. ~ Up
Four firennen were killed early
yesterday in q collision between
Ia FIRE truck and tractor-trailei
truck in the worst accident d
its kind in the history Of ths
Fire Department.
The victims were Capt. Frank
Jones. 81. and Pvt. William Ma
Ition, SO, John Craig, so, and
Robert Geisler. SIS. ali Of Conn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19
OR. IN ITALIAN PROVINCIAL

The beauty of traditional of mod
In Mersmans adaptations OF Italian Dectoie designs Clean,
scuptred lines in American cherry make
Iouey tables cat home. In any setting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19
Four Kinds 81 AInnesty

The decree provided four kinds
lot amnesty for those held Id
the Soviet Union: "a Immediate
freedom for those serving 10
years or lessl t2l sentences over
10 years cut in half: CD free
dom for those sentenced to
exile or deportation for having
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-19

with Finnish President Juho
Paasikivi and Premier Urho
Kekkonen. These talks were in
recess over the week end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10
Your Home Workshop
Requires Some Planning

the temperature and humidity
at q comfortable level, there Is
still the major problem Of noise
and vibration.
The solution? Rubber cutouts
under power tool stands and
other shock absorbing and sound
|proofing steps.
Garages, outdoor sheds and
regular house rooms have re-
lated problems and solutions. No
one location will be ideal at the
start. Most Of them can be made
reasonably so.
Dismiss any idea you might
have that the possession of power
tools win make an expert out
|of you. Numerous basic hand
tools are necessary. and you'd
better learn how to use them
fairly well IL you want to turn
out good work. What power tools
win enable you to do Is to COM
|plete q project in far less time
than It would take . professional
without them.
Tools Needed
Some Of the basic hand tools
you probably already have. such
as . claw hammer. . screw
driver. pliers. q wrench, chisel
and 20 on. You must have done
some work around the house or
you wouldn't want to set up o
complete workshop. 80 you prob
ably know what hand tools you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10
BY ANDREW C. LANG

Most home workshops are Topsy
creations; they just grow.
When Q man reaches the point
where he actually plans the
makeup Of q workshop. he's
really getting serious about being
q handyman or q lobbyist or
both.
A home workshop can be To-
Gated in . basement. an attic. q
garage. an outdoor shed or even
In q spare room in the house,
But seldom Is . guy lucky
enough to be able to make a
choice. He uses whatever space
lis available. The limitations
must be recognized and adequate
steps taken to correct the de-
dciencies.
For instances basement IL
an excellent place for o home
workshop because it doesn't In
terfere with ordinary home ac-
Itivities, because lighting arrange
ments can be made without
breaking down or into Q wall
and because power tools do not
vibrate much on o concrete floor.
But q basement Is often damp,
difiicult to keep at q comfortable
Temperature all year round and
hard on the feet.
The solution? Damp-proofine
and dehumidifying. heating and
cooling devices and q floor COW
ering that win be kind to the
feet without destroying the solid
lity Of the concrete base.
Attic Can Do
An attic Is usually drier and
cleaner than Q basement, with
q wooden floor that is less IA
tiguing than concrete. Assum-
ing that the necessary adjust
ments have been made to keep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10

need but Just haven't gotten
around to buying. Even after
you've stocked up pretty well.
you'll find yourself buying adj
ditional tools from time to time.
That WIN give you q problem Of
tool replacement-unless you've
left room in your original work.
shop planning for expansion.
In the power tool line, .
portable electric drill Kit Is ale
most . necessity. Get one Of
good quality or you'll regret It
within q few months. Be sure it
has a ground wire connection.
Use the disc sander attachment
for heavy work only. It reyolves
|s0 rapidly that 1t Is difiicult to
get good results when using 1t
on fine work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-22
Muscle Can Replace Gosh
For Thut Decorating Job

Icommode or end table used as
an accent with other furniture.
You can buy the picking effect
all ready to put over q table.
u tried one over an ordinary
mahogany table - just painted
the goo on, removed it quickly
and the part that adhered to
the wood gave the smart finish.
You can work colors into it If
you like-green. gold. pink, blue,
Try to restrain yourself from
painting antiques. It is fun to
discover the old woods, beneath
them. Painted furniture Is the
rage today but old pieces are
Iprettier In their natural wood.
Paint remover win help you
remove old paint. although the
task is discouraging. My own ex-
perience with q small cherry
table was exasperating- so many
coats OF stain covered it. The
legs were a real chore as they
were grooyed and paint remover
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-22
By VIVIAN BROWN

Is your home going through
o drab period when you can't
md the means to do 9 decorat-
Ing Job?
Many people think that a new
decorating scheme requires q
good deal of money. but furni-
ture can take on a new look
with 3 little planning.
That old bedroom suite can
be painted. Don't worry about
removing the old stain. just
sand out hicks and put two coats
of paint over q surface.
Paint the room q pretty yellow
for instance. and the furniture
white. Put up a new shade.
bright white curtains, have the
rug cleaned. &
Modern furniture or tradi-
tional reproductions that look
shabby can get an antique finish
or picking effect. This effect
lends itself particularly well to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-22

the firm, said present volume 4
three houses q week. and tina
this output can be stepped up
The firm fabricates wall pan.
els. roof trusses. window units
interior door units and Other
|components. and supplies Other
equipment and materials. Not
supplied are electrical fixtures
kitchen equipment. bathroom AK.
lures, plumbing, and cutters ano
spouting.
One Of the houses built al
Fourth and Bryant streets NE
was shown to guests OF the firm
this week.
The three bedroom house Is A
feet long and contains In ex-
cess Of 1000 square feet. Design.
ers were the firms engineers
Mr.. Lipscomb said.
Delivery Of components is made
in three truckloads with items
scheduled in sequence for use
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-22

properly cleaned on the FIRE.
place brick after the brick was
laid.
Proper naturalization Of this
Iacid-used to clean the bricks
would prevent an acid fume re-
action that turns brass a red
dish color, says Bert BrowneIl,
of d. L. Brownell. Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-22


stuck in the groove. Ordinary
white cord came to the rescue,
however. and the paint was re-
moved by pulling 1t around the
grooves. Handouts Of sawdust
were massaged up and down the
legs to remove the film Of paint
remover. Seven Standings and
shellackings resulted in a beauti-
tul table.
Upholstered pieces can have
gay slipcovers, windows new
draperies. lamps new shades.
And a good paint job can put
your home back in the honey
moon cottage stage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-22
District Firm
Builds Home
In 'Pockoge'

Barber g. Ross Co., Washington
building materials supplier. this
week announced 1t has under
taken production Of a "do-it-
yourself packaged home" for
construction BY handy men on
their own lots.
s. Ross Lipscomb. president of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-22
Acid DiscoIors
Fireplace Screen

Have any trouble with the
brass fireplace screen in your
house becoming discolored? The
fault lies. says one expert, In
failure to have muriatic acid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-22

Out Georgia Ave. to Niers Mill Rd, left on
viers Mil Rd. to the Brook Haven sign OF
Porklond Drive tentronce TO Wheaton City,.
DON'T DETOUR! Turn right down PorkIond
Drive to our furnished model house. Open doilyl
Evening star., 1955-10-26
HOSTESS
Gown
BY sundial
1O.95

After busy doy you don one Of
the prettiest cover-ups we've seen.
Whether for entertaining OF small
intimote dinners or just luxuriotine.
Long hostess gown Of opaque nylon
tricot with Upper front. Exciting
three color treatment. Eosy to.
wash. quick drying. no ironing.
Block. sapphire or peacock with
bi-color ponel. Sizes II to 20;
l6h to 24n2.
W6L-Robes and LounoeweoL Bird Floor
also Chevy Chase ond Aiexondda
Evening star., 1955-10-26
$27,5OO Judgment
Settles FutuIity

A consent judgment for
$27, 500 for the traffic death Of
Mrs. George Schneider. 81, in
July. 1854. was signed yesterday
afternoon by Judge Edward M.
Curran Of District Court.
Mrs. Schneider was fatally in
jured when an automobile she
was driving collided head-on
with q truck owned by James j.
Cpnroy, Inc. in the $500 block
Of Central avenue in Prince
Georges County. Md. The firm
has Offices in the 400 block OF
Rntterilit street NV.
The judgment was against the
GOnroy concern. as owner Of the
truck. and also against Roland
=. Gray. the driver.
The money goes to the estate
Of Mrs Schneider. OF the total
SIM, the husband Of Mrs
Schneider, George M. Schneider,
of 43i5 First street Sc. Is to re-
ceiye SIS 900, while $12.509 is 70
be divided between two children
The Schneider estate was repre-
sented BY Attorney Alvin L
New1nyer. jr. Attorney John
Arness represented the truck
owner and driver.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
Berber Chief
Reyerses Stand
In Morocco

RABAT. Morocco. Oct. 26 R1.
THANH el Glaoui. the Berber
chieftain from Marrakech. has
thrown another loop into Moroc-
cos political tangle by proposing
to put back on the throne the
Sultan he helped depose.
FL Glaoui. long recognized as
the leader Of the mountain-dwell-
ing Berbers, announced in q
statement yesterday that Sultan
Mohammed Ben Youssef should
be returned from his exile in
Madagascar and set back on his
throne.
Frenchmen and Morrocans who
heard the proclamation, read by
El Glaoui's son from the steps
of the palace Of the French resi-
dent general, could not have been
more astonished.
El Glaoui. now in his s0s, hs-.
tened to the reading with a
smile. There was no explanation
Of his abrupt about-face.
2-Year Development
Briefly. this is the knot-by-
knot confusion into which Ell
Glaoui cast vet another twist:
/. Two years ago FL Glaoui
joined with the French In rally
ing Berber county chiefs to a
parley and engineering the GUST
ing Of Sultan Ben Youssef on
grounds he was too intimate with
extreme nationalists. mostly
city-horn Arabs.
2. Ben Youssef was replaced
by the aging and politically in
experienced Mohammed Ben
Moulay Arafa.
8, Extreme nationaliSts began
q campaign of terrorism and
twice tried to assassinate Ben
Moulay.
4. Last month the French
government decided to remove
Ben Moulay and set up a re-
gency council as q substitute for.
him. Ell Glaoui bitterly opposed
this, and so did most Of the $780,
600 Frenchmen in Morocco.
5. Nevertheless Ben Moulay
was exiled to Tangier. the re-
gency council was finally cre-t
ated, and the Nationalists were
promised that Ben Youssef would
be returned to France-but not
to his throne-from his exile in
Madagascar.
El Glaoui's Hold Slipping
There have been indications
that FL Glaoui's hold over the
Berbers was slipping. Some ~
the Berber tribesmen went on
the wai'path against the French
in recent months, and violence
has broken out frequently in
Marrakech, his stronghold.
His statement could lead to the
French deciding to reinstate Ben
YouSsef.
In his declaration. El Glaoui
repeated his refusal to recognize
the legality Of the regency coun-
ell which had taken over from
Ben Moulay. But later he told
officials he pledged his loyalty to
it. There was no explanation OF
the contradiction.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-22

planning the various programs to
neighbors. They also help to shape
up the practices for which cost
sharing payments are made.
The chairman of each commun-
ity committee will meet this week
at the Dover Office to select the
members of the new county COM
mittee. Three members of the
county committee meet regularly
each month to operate the details
of the conservation program.
Those who have served in 1856
are: Joseph Ennis of Smyrna,
chairman, Merrill Jones of FELTON,
and Laurence Hill of Milford.
Those elected are as follows
1st District, Charles Blendt, Smyr-
ma, chairman; John Tarburton,
Dover, member; Joseph Moore
Smyrna times., 1955-12-22

Dover, member; William Attix,
Dover, alternate; Joseph McClem-
ents, Smyrna, alternate.
End District: Medford Davis,
Jr., Clayton, chairman; Francis
Thomas, Marydel, member; Or
vile Meyers, Hartly, member; Will
liam H. Powell, Hartly, alternate;
John Metheny, Hartly, alternate.
3rd District: Olin Gooden, Eel
ton, chairman; Arthur Walker,
Woodside, member; Samuel E.
Walters, FELTON,, member; Homer
Torbert, FELTON,, alternate; Francis
Raughley, Dover. alternate.
4th District: George Sullivan,
Harrington, chairman; Russell
Bowdle, Harrington, member; Rob-
ert Collins, Harrington, member;
Oscar Draper, Greenwood, alter
nate; Walter Schiff, Harrington,
alternate.
5th District, Temple Stubbs,
FELTON,, chairman; Medford Killen,
FELTON,, member; Derrickson Biggs,
FELTON,, member; Clarence E. Jes-
ter, alternate, F. A. Webb, Jr.,
Milford, alternate.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-22
Community Committeeman
and Alternates

Twenty-Five Kent County farmers
were elected to serve as commun-
ity committeeman and alternates
in the election just held for the
Agricultural Sterilization a n d
Conservation Program according
to the announcement of ]. Harry
Wilson, county Office manager.
499 ballots were returned for
the election which was held by
mail in each of five communities.
This represents a good percentage
of the farms entitled to vote, GER
tainly much better than the per-
centage voting few years ago.
Community committeeman help
to carry out the conservation
practices within their areas by ex-
Smyrna times., 1955-12-22
Sheepmen and Swine Growers To
Hear 0ut-Of-State Speakers
At Farm and Home Week

hOhA Out-OA-SldtC Speakers
AT Farm and Home Week
A Pennsylvania swine specialist
and a. Maryland research special
list in sheep problems will visit
the University of Delaware cam
pus during Farm and Home Week
February 7, 8 and 9 to report to
Delaware livestock men on some
of the latest developments in their
specialties.
The Pennsylvania man is D. E.
Younkin, extension livestock spec
ialist in charge of swine work at
Pennsylvania State University. He
will talk on the management of
feeder pigs and brood sows and
will outline how brood sows can
best make use of pasture to cut
down on grain costs. Younkin
also will report on different kinds
of labor-saving practices for rails
ing pigs and managing brood
sows that he has observed on
farms throughout the eastern
United States.
Second visiting speaker on Live
Smyrna times., 1955-12-22

Federal tax departments will be
there as well as an official of the
U. S. Social Security Administra-
ton.
All the meetings will start at
s PM. and are scheduled on the
following dates: Georgetown High
School, January g; Middletown
High School. January 10; Dover
Capitol Grange Hall, January IL;
and Harmony Grange Hall, jan
uary II.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-22
asked by farmers.

asked by farmers.
Farmers can get copies of this
bulletin from their local county
agricultural extension office.
Mcdaniel reminds farmers that
a series of meetings will be held
throughout the state the week of
January 9 to help answer income
tax questions. All farmers are
invited and there is no charge of
any kind for the advice. Repre-
sentatives of both the State and
Smyrna times., 1955-12-22

stock Day, Thursday, at Farm
and Home Week, will be DR.. E. c.
Leffel, who is research specialist
in sheep husbandry at the Univer-
sity of Maryland. His report to
Delaware farmers will deal chief
ly with management of breeding
f1ocks and with the type of for
age best suited for sheep produc-
tion on the Eastern Shore.
Smyrna times., 1955-12-22
New Aid Available To Help Fill
Out Farm Income Tax Forms

Out Farm Income Tax Forms
A brand new publication en-
titled Farmers Tax Guide" has
been released by the U. S. Intern
al Revenue Service.
According to William E. Nc
Daniel, of the department of agri-
cultural economics at the Univer-
sity of Delaware, this tax guide
will answer a lot of hitherto wor-
risome questions in filling out
farm income tax returns. AL
though the booklet does not dis
cuss all of the fine points of the
income tax law, it takes up many
of the questions more commonly
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-07-09

bership in the Music Critics Circle
of New York; Mrs. Walton A.
Pryor, for helping to organize and
for her work with the Consumers
Protective Committee; Mr.. Leo
Shull, publisher of Show Business,
publication which has always
given excellent support to Negro
performers; Mrs. Louise Batson,
for her work with youth and the
aged in the Brooklyn community;
Mr.. Emanuel NJ. Glucksman, Pres
ident Of American Newsreel, for
covering the educational and Gull
tural events among Negroes and
releasing them to theatres through
out the country; and Mrs. Mary
Cardwell Dawson, for her contri-
button to our cultural life by es-
tablishing the National Negro OPP
era Company, Inc. which has pro-
vided opportunity for young Negro
musicians. A special citation went
to Miss Martha Deane of WOR
Radio for the manner in which she
has accepted the responsibility of
radio as a medium for the express
sion of democratic principles.