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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-09

Housewives the country over are rebeuing
and rightfully sol They want freedom
to live fuller life. They want more time
to spend with their children and families
to take an active part in community,
church and social life They want to spend
less time in the kitchen without sacrificing
quality nutrition or appetite appeal of their
families meals. This they demand and this
they are getting with the collaboration OF the
food industry, the appliance manufacturers,
and Safeway Stores.
Remember the hours mother used to spend
washing peeling, and Smelling vegetables. To
day, thanks to the frozen food professor, she
merely opens package Of her family's favor
lite frozen vegetable, pumps 1t into boiling
water and in minutes it Is ready to serve.
Coffee in an instant iced cakes in jiffy
. soup at moments notice J. !. stean1ing
hot cereal and hundreds Of other delicious
foods ready for the table in wink all
designed to cut kitchen time. These are the
modern miracle foods with "BUILT-IN MAID
SERVICE. We have listed few Of these
"time savers" on the next page and there are
hundreds more at your nearby Safeway store.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
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Next TO Heeht's
Evening star., 1955-06-08

Double your money back :. n
you don't get Customs regular
superb Job svey inch Of the way
during this very limited get
acquainted offer. Yes lo-ysor
euerantssd eradled-in-siesl UphoI-
siery construction. Yes all the
bonus lectures you expect in Gus
tom muds.te- e-order Slipeovers. Moth
ine's been changed but the price.
Coll now accept this fine
shaving instrument in appreciation
Of your courtesy In sailing 10 get q
no obligation Fobrie showing and
the facts obovt quality reUpholsfery
or slipeevsrs.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
Theme Writers Get
Advice of the Best

CHARLOTTE. N. c. R.-
When Barbara Blake. II, q high
school student. needed help on
Ia theme about Ernest Heming-
way she telephoned his home
near Havana, Cuba.
After a long conversation
Papa" advised Barbar~ to
Judge your theme hard, cut out
the junk"
She did and came out with q
top grade,
Evening star., 1955-06-08

Ianother session Of 'SThe Hair
cuts" and-the funniest five
minutes on anybody's comedy
show.
Numbers included a "rock and
roll" tune entitled: II Want a
Rock in My Head and Roll in
My Mouth :. Over YOU"
Another dandy, which could
have been sung straight on Pee
Wee Kings show, offered this
gem:
Police, Police. Police stop
robbing my hearth
Studio One" as reported in
this space last week, offered
three gifted scene-stealers, Cyril
Ritchard, Ernest Truck and
Alice Pearce, in a play called
"The Spongers." 1t turned out
to be delightful bit Of whimSy,
superbly directed and staged
and, Of course, performed.
(Ritchard won, but it was close.)
How about some further ad-
ventures of this wonderfully
daffy couple?
On the Run -.
Louis Allen, WTOP's wealth
erman, will tell some 10 women
where to 60 early tomorrow
morning. To be precise. he
has agreed to be at the Ma
tional Airport at 4::30 am. to
give last minute weather advice
and directions to the lady pilots
of "The 99's" club. who are
hopping of for Havana.
The talk around New York is
that John Henry Faux will take
over Jack Paar's early morning
show on CBS-9, with Jack sched-
uled to move to the afternoon
come July 4. (Where, to be sure
Mr.. Paar belongs0
Julius LaRosa win have not
one but two TV shows on CHS
this summer He takes over
Perry Como's spot June 81, as
previously noted. and will head
up CBS's answer to the Hit Pa
rade-a program called TOP
Tunes"-on July 8.
| Another show that has been re-
Ivived as a summer replacement
Evening star., 1955-06-08

vocal chords, and was off in a
suffering cloud of notes.
Well, that's the way it was
for the entire hour and if you've
ever wondered what happened
to Ted Mack's old Amateur Hour
formal, here it is-talent and
all.
Is there an unwritten TV law,
incidentally. that requires that
a country-style variety show be
presented with an absolute min
imum of production?
Pee Wees show is no different
from Red Foley's in this re-
spect. The only added touch Of
variety is that the maestro Of
this get-together plays an ac-
Gordon as well as sings. Gle
also wrote Tennessee Waltz"
and some other hillbilly favor
ites.)
There was a production credit
line - but flung together by"
would have been Q lot more
accurate.
Or is it fang?
II &A&
Pee Wees gang does include
q pretty lassie whose name, if
I recall correctly. was Goldie
Hill.
She offered a solo and then
came back to do a duet with
the aforementioned cross-eyed
carpenter.
I heard some songs that I've
never heard before. and I
wasn't even trying. One called
"Give Me Some Sure Fire
Kisses" included the following
fetching observations:
Don't want none of those
fngerSnGpperS.
"GtDe me some OF those
thunderelappers,
"Giue me some sure fire kisses,
ITO light the fame OF loue."
I lit. Out.
Question: If NBC gives Grand
Ole Opry" the same deadly sort
Of production next Saturday
Evening star., 1955-06-08
Buvuriuns Settled
In Georoiu in 1876

SAVANNAH, Ga. Jerusalem
Church. about 20 miles north
west Of Savannah, is the only
building remaining in the once
prosperous Luthern settlement
of New Ebenezer, founded by
Salzburgers from Bavaria in
1876.
The church served as a hospi-
tai in the Revolutionary War,
when the town was occupied and
largely destroyed by the British.
Evening star., 1955-06-08

is Paul Hartman's pride of the
Family. 1t will be seen Sum
days (CBS-9) while Lassie, the
wealthy dog, vacations.
Sundays telecast of "Mr.
Peppers" is the last Of the sea-
son and probably the last of the
series. :. Let's all write one of
those angry" letters to Steve
Allen about IT'D Replace
ment for "Mr. peppers" is a do
It-Yourself" program. with an
entirely new show due in that
time spot in the fall.
Lou Brott advises that one OF
the cases on tomorrow nights
edition of Traffic Court
(WMAL-O will feature "a smart
aleck who thought he would get
away with 1t when he told the
arresting officer he was speeding
because he had to get his preg-
nant wife to the hospital. Ha!
Ha! Tune in and see what
happened"
Evening star., 1955-06-08

night on its showcase" tryout,
will Tennessee secede from the
network?
Second Question: Whatever
happened to Wayne King?
4 X
Monday Life-Savers: Sid
Caesar provided his fans with
Evening star., 1955-06-08
ON THE AIR
ON THE AIR
Abdicotion Indicated
For This Kinq
BY BERNIE HARRISON

Here comes a fellow Wee King chuckled Monday night
ABC mountantop whose eyes are buer than
a cross-eyed carpenters thumbs"
The camera blinked wheeled to the fellow who
managed feeble return cranked his guitar and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-04
Mt. Zion

On Saturday n4gflt Mfrs Ke.-
Ter ave Mrs Bud ~Keile ~ a
atork shower Her 4 r. we're non
derful and numerous. Some one
SAID she eot everything This
correspondent regrets that The
acceptance of d previous invita-
ton fpr the same hour prevented
her at lending this splendid affair
Mn and M-s Willie Tatum
we're Sunday luncheon guests OF
Mr. ahd Mr. Aubrey Tatum.
Choir practice has been trans
ferred to the church on Wednes-
daT nights INSTEAD 81 at private
homes as ID has been her tofare
We hope IL Will be well attended
and that some hew vote j w.lt be
added
MANY Visits Made
mn and Mrs Latham Harvey
of Appomattox. visited his par
en.~ Atr and Mrs While Tatum
last a4ek
M and MIS- M. x Davis nave
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-04

a a91l
BE- aaf talk Mrs Buck efnpha-'
sized mat people should become
better informed Of the activities
% the UN and It's accomplish
ments
Mrs BUCK cited the work of
one UN group which provides milk
Tor undernolrished children. un-
der seven throughout the world
As one Of the major accomplish
nents ~ the I'm She also stated
the two biggest hopes Of the UN
alc the peace time use 81 atomic
'}l0gy and the prevention of
world Waf III
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-04

Ai1s Wal! that SD much JOY had
~ ecd Happy memories ell ung-
u 14r hearts AND regret that
~tcsuen ana o3ger en@asemen
y W. many others from sharing
a.s delightful evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
TAVERN CHARGES
FIRE INSPECTOR
CAUSED BLAZE

NEW YORK P.-A $780,
900 claim for fire damages
has been filed against the
city by a Times Square bar.
whose owners assert a city
fireman was responsible for
the place burning down.
Last November 30 the fire.
man. testing material in the
window display of the Silver
Dollar Bar and Restaurant,
touched a lighted match to
it and then snuffed out the
flame.
AS he walked away. the
material blazed up and the
restaurant was Quilted. Two
firemen were injured fight
ing the fire. Damage was
estimated at $40. 1000.
The tavern owners put in
their claim yesterday. asking
for $1,000 for the loss of
good will and value Of the
business plus the cost of re-
construction and loss of
trade pending rebuilding.
Should the city reject the
claim. the claimants may
take the matter to court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09

long as the trucks remained on
the construction sites and was
confined to the immediate area
of the trucks. The pickets did
not talk with any employees
working at the projects.
Rigid Rule Applied
The Appellate Court found
that the NLRB decision "ap-
piled a rigid rule" that when
another such separate site is
available. picketing at a COM
mon site is prohibited.
The tribunal declared the
Taft Hartley Act docs not con-
tain a provision which con-
dennis concerted activity Of en-
ployes with respect to their en-
ployer merely because 1t occurs
at a place where 1t comes to the
attention Of and incidentally af-
fects employees of another, even
where the activity could be car
ried on at a place where the
primary employer alone does
business"
Such factors may be consid-
cred in determining Taft Hart
ley violation, the court said. but
alone they are not conclusive.
The court set aside the boards
order but said it would remand
the case to the board for fur
ther consideration. If the NLRB
so desired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
Progress Seen
On Arthritis

A possible forward step in the
fight against Gripping rheuma-
told arthritis was reported today.
A team of Purdue University
Medical School scientists re-
ported that for the first time
science has reproduced in ex-
perimental animals a disease
which appears to be the same as
rheumatoid arthritis as 1t is seen
in man.
Up to now, one Of the things
that has plagued research aimed
at determining the cause and
treatment of rheumatoid ar
Thrills has been the fact that
scientists have been able to study
1t only In human subjects.
The new development was re-
ported at the annual interim
scientific session Of the Ameri-
can Rheumatism Association
being held at the National In
stitutes of Health in nearby Be-
thesda, Md.
DR.. G. NJ. Neher and several
Purdue colleagues said that
sometimes farm pigs develop a
form Of arthritis as a result of
swine erysipelas. an acute and
infectious disease caused by a
particular bacterial germ.
By exposing healthy pigs to
this germ in the laboratory, they
reported, they were able to re-
produce an ailment with symp-
toms markedly similar to those
Of rheumatoi darthritis in man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09

Dy Judges DaVlQ u. baZelOn dnC
E. Barrett Prettyman. set aside
an order by the National Labor
Relations Board.
The NLRB order had required
a local of the Transfers Union
to stop picketing certain con-
struction sites in Atlanta, Ga,
The board found that the picket
ing violated secondary boycott
provisions Of the Taft Hartley
Act.
Mobile Pickets
The facts in the case were
these: The Campbell Coal Co.,
which sells building materials
and ready mix concrete. was
struck by the teamsters' union
because Of the firing Of some
truck drivers.
The union picketed the COM
pany's ready-mix plants. In adj
dition, strikers followed trucks
to various construction projects
where deliveries were made. The
drivers spend about Is per cent
Of their time at the plants; Is
per cent en- route, and so per
cent at the construction sites.
At the sites. the pickets car
ried signs which reads:
Employees of Campbell Coal
Co. on strike in protest of dis
charges against union employees"
The picketing continued as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
Mexican Reds Active

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 9 R.-
The Mexican Communist Party,
increasingly active, is conduct
ing a recruiting campaign aimed
primarily to sign up women Of
the working classes. 1t hopes to
have the required $4,000 or
more members to qualify as q
political party in the 1858 presi-
dental election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-09
Court Upset NLRB Ban
On Secondary ~Picketing

Picketing at a common site, shared by neutral workers, is not
in itself proof of illegal secondary boycotting even though an
other picketing site were available, the U. s. Court of Appeals
for the District ruled yesterday.
This is so even If the picketing has an incidental effect" on
the neutral workers, the tribunal held.
The ruling, written by Judge Charles Fahy and concurred in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-26
"Moseow's Shadow Unifies Turk"

Continued from Page 81
savis, s defense pscs with Pskisfan, rseenv
with Irsq the external evidence Of tho governments
doubts about Soviet intentions
Because Of the Soviet danger even the Creek claim 10
Cyprus which the Turks bitterly because Of the Islands
posiiion Is scarcely further from the Turkish
mainland than Long Island from Bridgeport conn-hss
not been allowed 10 disturb the military cooperation between
the two countries.
The Turks have also orgofien that the Soviet Gov
srnmsn has Withdrawn its claims 10 Turkeys eastern
province though for the these claims are in sbey
snes
WILLING TO FIGHT
Talks with many hundreds Of Turks in all walks Of life
invariably brought declarations Of firm intention 10 fight
rather than surrender inch Of Turkish soil the Russians
We have often fought them before" was the general
altitude And did not do too badly. We will certainly
fight again " necessary"
Evidence Of Turkish suspicious Is plainly visible in the
bophorvs. only few miles from lstsnbv The
the strait the Black Sea side facing the Soviet Union
guarded by formidable BOOM Every vrksh ship
ing 10 enter The Bosphorous from the Black subjected
to . careful search.
There precautions booms AZ the other entrance
10 the Bosphorvs. leading from and 10 the West.
On the contrary tho Turks feel real pride and strong
sense Of Brotherhood in being associated with NATo and
ihs free Western nations American cooperation in organizing
the defense Of Turkey also generally welcomed in spite
OF evidence TO the contrary in recent incidents Of mr and
elsewhere In which two individual Americans came
ino conflict with the local population.
There Is thus practical vnsnmty among Turks about
their eovntrys foreign policy There similar vnsnny on
the internal front about the fundamental aim Of building
western type OF society based individual liberty and the
complete seefion OF Soviet eosetvsm and industry
But there wide indeed fundamental differences about
the way in which such society best be developed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-26
The Jewel Of Adversely

(Contnued from Back Paxe)
Gods at hand and the reign OF harmony IN divine
government Often the difficult experience, in human
ne. which force mankind to abandon msteriasm and tie
accompanying pleasures and pains in favor OF the under
stsndins that life 10 entirely spiritual
John was himself hsnished to rocky island to Sc
eusion which might have appeared unprom's'ns to fe
dedicated to the spreading Of Jesus teaching But tins
experience became for him opportunity to gam better
of God In this sselusion he must have
wandered deeply the effect that the knowledge ct
Life a. God and Of man Gods would have upon
tcoatinusd Next Column TOP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-26
Picking Holds Back From War;
U.S.. Turns Formosan Corner
PATTERN FOR DIPLOMACY"
BY Joseph {. Hsrseh
SnAciAl CnrraRnnndani nf { 6 MnniAnr

special correspondent OF {. ). Monitor
WASHINGT ON-lat week was one OF great and drs
matte and exciting change and fermentation in the
world.
The assessment OF its meaning Is not certain easy 10
measure but the effort TO understand begins with
The first Of these facts that the power OF tho
United States. in ell ts might and majesty 10 tho
coast OF China and Withdrew people soldiers friendly
the United States from islands which had become vntenbs
for Them and that the Chinese Communists allowed th, 70
be done without attempted interference
The second Of these facts that the government in
Moscow went through what would be called esbne, crisis
in any western country II resulted in rsshvffns OF the
cabinet which disclosed the rising power OF tough"
Nkts khrvshehsv in the Soviet hierarchy but also
included promotion Tor Marshal csors K. Zhvkov who
happens 10 be respected personal friend Of the President
Of the United States
SOVIET HAND SIGHTED
third fact obvious the first two but perhaps
equally important that Moscow undoubtedly was in part
responsible for the decision in Pens TO allow the evacuation
OF the Tsehsns TO proceed vnrolested.
fourth fact apparently related TO the third that
the possibility Of goodwill visit 70 President Eisenhower
by Marshal Zhvkov.
fifth fact which measured the careful and restrained
mood Of Washington that when United States Navy
plane shot down in the Of the Tsehen evsevso
the Navy explained that The plane had very possibly srsyed
Chinese Communist territory and that therefore lis
loss IFS fault.
These are the important facts
One conclusion. a. least appears fully justified by them
The massive movement Of heavily reinforced United
States Seventh Fleet the OF China though It's
purpose evacuation and INVASION delicate
operation which could very easily prsepitats Wsshns-
son Moscow. and Pskins had s reached tse agreement
that u would not be the prseipistlna event.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-26
And Now, For The testimony

Continued from Back Page)
IN THE BIBLICAL THIRD YEAR, 1866. WITH
GODS CHOICE OF A REvELAToR OF THE
SECOND COMING" or JESUS!-NOT IN THE
FLESH FOR 'DOUBTlNC THoMAsES'. WHO WILL
NOT BELIEVE UNLESS THEY SEE THE FLESH
BUT JESUS TRIUMPHANT. CHRIST, INvINCIBLE.
DIVINE, ETERNAL INDIVIDUALITY is
PRESENTED TO ALL, AS INDIVIDUALS.
COMMUNITIES, AND NATIONS BECOME
WoRTHYi-PREsENTED IN GODS INDISPENSABLE,
IMPERATIVE. CHRIST MASTER ABSOLUTE
MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH TO ALL PEoPLES!i
PART 4
GREAT BRITAIN. THE MOTHER COUNTRY
TO MANY MILLIONS. WHOSE SCOTCH. ENCLISH-
PROTESTANT PoSTERITY GAVE US OUR
BELOVED LEADER. THE REVEREND MARY
BAKER EDDY!-COD RAISING HER, IN HER
4sTH YEAR. 1866 FROM HER SUPPOSED
DEATH BED. AND "PRIMITIvE CHRISTIANITY
WITH ITS LOST ELEMENT OF HEALING
is RESTORED TO MANKIND!
Great Britain relatively. graciousy yields the man.
tie Of world leadership to Gods United States Messiah
Nation to all Whose moral and spiritual 'so.
alone of all the nations worthy give birth to, and
Gods Daughter-Successor to His Holy Chost
ceved Messiah Son. Christ Jesus Hs Mary, Baker Eddy
through whom God has presented the "eaves" Of the
little book, designed to effect THE HEALING OF THE
NATIONS! (quotes from Revelation)
PART S
LONGEVITY BEGINS A RISE mo BIGGER THAN A
MANS HAND" Prophet Elshs reporting the first
evidence Of rain in a Notwithstanding his prophseyn
GOD DICTATES TO MRS EDDY INTO HER 9oTH
YEAR,
PART
ls7s-"SEcoND COMING or cHRlST"-divins. trium
plant Individuality right Idea OF God and The ONE RsAl
CREATION AND uNlvERsE-rHE SPIRITUAL
via GODS MIRACLE WORKING MASTERPIECE, THE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK
THE HUMAN AND THE MATERIAL ARE Mr.THSli
AND THE HUMAN RACE RECEIVES ITS PuREST
AND MOST BEAUTIFUL BAPTISM SINCE THE LIFE OF
CHRIST JESuSl
And God uses Mrs Eddy TO carry Christ Jesus in
completed abors He having had many more things TO say
but ys cannot bear them bot will pray the Father
10 send YOU the Comforter the Holy Ghost The spirit
Of Truth Who will teach you al things u uehn w. Vs. 'e
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-26
"AIimony Plea Waits Decision
On Paternity"
Detroit News

Detroit News
The wife Of Dr. Louis n. easss psyehls'rst involved
In Maternity and divorce suit has been denied temporary
slimony by Circuit Judge George o. Murphy
Mrs Ada Bsssst loSss Byron. he'd asked TOR $500
cor,h .uppor for herself an the child Nsnits Louise
Judge Murphy said yesterday there was still some cues
,,or whether Or Bss the father Of The child end that
h hovohs sory should be held In sbsYsnes until pattern
Inv IA s,s.hilshsd end the divorce case settled
(continusd Next Column TOf)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-26

the false beliefs which governed the thinking and there
fore the lives of mortsIs.
In quiet solitude far from the clsmor Of the multi
tudes, John visuaized the great overurnng which would
take place evil superstition yielded scientific know
edge based the aness of good and the nohngnes of
evil He foressw the mental warfare which go
in the minds of this truth became apparent and
claimed supremacy basis Of thought and demonsrs-
ton.
The purpose of Johns enemies in barishing him was
to end to his preaching But the only effect of this
Punishment to provide him with the opportunity
give far wider audience in centuries the great
facts of spiritual existence which Christ Jesus and
prsetced. The punishment blessing in disguise.
Referring to the passage in Revelation quoted above,
Mary Baker Eddy the Dscoverer Founder Of
tisn Science, the teachings Of which based the
Bible, writes in Science and Health with Key the
Scripures (p. 574), THE beauty Of this that the
total of human misery, represented by the
angelic walls full of plaques has full compensation
in the law Of Love- And she continues in the following
paragraph The very circumstance, which your suffering
deems wrshful and affective Love make
angel entertained unawares." Many the affective
perence that correctly viewed they
to better understanding of Life God With courage
she went onward and upward, learning each day,
and through every trial leaning with confidence upon the
Drifting the calm of materalism, mankind is
often unwilling to give the world of educated beliefs
But the time when trouble, sickness unha ppnes
and poverty appear and the heart humbly acknowledges
that there be better way than the material find
salvation Through Science thought made receptive
the Christke understanding of the relationship
tween God and His perfect reflection So again,
the first century of the Christian the sick heal
ed and the sorrowng comforted
On page Sc of Science and Health Mrs Eddy quotes
with appreciation the words Of Shakespeare,
Sweet the of adversely;
Which, like the toad, ugly and venomous,
Wears yet precious jewel in his head.
In the paragraph which follows, Mrs. Eddy says:
Through great tribulaton the Kingdom Trials
proofs of Gods care
There is full compensation for every adverse crcum-
stance when through humble searching for the correct
Understandings the difficulty danger is made become
steppingstone to the denomination of the presence
God Lack disappears in the realization Of the abundance
of the heavenly Fathers provision for each Of His chill
dren Disease fades before the awakening of thought to
the actualty of mans Wilderness harmony and complete
Shadows of loneliness and sppness dissolve in
the warmth of ones recognition of the
Love. In the midst of ugness and venom the jewel is
found and when afction has passed away, the beauty
and grandeur of lessons learned the hearts Of