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FOR WOMEN"
GINGERSNAP LEMON
CHIFFON EASY To
MAKE LUXURY PIE
GINGERSNAP LEN

A Zcsty combination Of flavurs
is this Gingcrsnap Lemon Chiffon
Pie II also represents that unus-
ual achievement luxury without
work Perfect. therefore. II you
have spring fever" and so
drcamily wish that there could be
"a wonderful looking fluffy, home
made chiffon pie on hand 20 serve
family or friends without bother
ing with baking time and oven
problems
Read over this recipe. then, and
note that the crust is prepared
from gingcrsnap coolty crumbs .
you don't bake It, you chill II for
about one hour Then you FIJI II
with the luscious lemon chiffon
filling made from package of
lemon pudding and pie filling mix
II you have a minute 10 spare
and IA within TO make the pie even
more attractive, top il with sweet
ened whipped cream and a sprink-
ling Of gingersnap crumbs
While this pie looks like a party
pie. ideal for evening refreshments
or teatime treat its also appro-
pirate as dessert after heavy
meal because Of its light texture
and pleasing fruit flavor,
GIngcrsRap Lemon Criffon Pie
l package lemon pudding and pie
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Bowling League and their com.
pany at dinner party Sunday
evening, may 8, at their home. A
complete course dinner was served
TO the 70 members and their
guests present. Following dinner.
guests sociAliEed.
Light refreshments were served
throughout the evening Pictures
were taken Of the group. Preced-
ing dinner at ? p, m. Woodards
Ten Strike team bowled Wood
ards Northern Light team at the
Minneapolis Recreation and the
Ten Strikers won. They also won
the trophy.
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Shepherd. $500 18th Av.
5, entertained at a buffet supper
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. John
King OF Austin. Tex, on Saturday
evening, May 5 The serving table
was centered with floral ar
rangement OF assorted flowers.
Following delicious dinner.
guests soClalized in "A relaxed at
mosphere, Those enjoying their
hospitality in addition to the
honorees were the Messrs. and
Mines. Tela Is Burt, Burie Car
michael Sr, Frank Conners, Paul
s, Curry, c W Glenn, Earl Kyle.
DR. and Mrs. w. d Brown. the
Mines. Carrie Neal, Percy Hughes
Jr. and Miss Barbara Davis Mr.,
King was lay delegate to the
Methodist Quadrennial
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breakfast rinochlc Club, Mrs.
Sidney Salter. 1913 w. Central
Az, was hasteas Ia the Break.
fast Hnochle club on Saturday.
May 3 Following breakfast,
guests and members enjoyed sew
erai rounds OF pinochle. Guests
present were Mrs, J, W, Crump
and Mrs Harold Rowland Club
rr,Rea were taken home by Mrs,
John Few, frat, Mrs Lafayette
Fields, second and Mrs James
Hughes third, Mrs, Earl Brent,
412a Fourth Az 4, Minneapolis.
viii be hostess at the next meet.
ing on May 10,
Hosts To Ciubi Mr.. ana Mira.
George \ Berry, sr, asa St An.
thony Az. were hosts TO the Twin
city Social club on May 8, The
evening was enjoyed playing
games after which u tasty lunch
was served Mr.. and Mira. NJ. q,
Evans, 3Tt0 FIFTH Az. \, Minnie.
apolis viii he hasts nj the next
meeting ON May 10
TsTC's With John Patton' Tho
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81 rAIL BIRTHDAYs

May II W II Taylor. s2i
lgIohart Az Emmic Fields. $40
So Anthony Az; Mrs, clifford
Specie, $40 Iglehnrt Az, Bishop
Beverly Isabel. iA7 Valley.
May ~ Edgar Pillow. 723 Ron
do Az. Mym Carter Jr.. 300 Ron
do Az.
May II Eddie Washington. 0Os
st Anthony Az
May 10 G. w HouEer. 1907 Al
bany. Charles W Bradley. G22 II
Anthony Az, Samuel Ross, 200
Mackubin, Samuel A Reed. 1923
Arundel, Donna Jean Harrington,
i9i st Anthony Az. William
Martin, ai8 St Anthony Az
Inca Smith. 400 81. Anthony Az
Carter Fletcher. 800 ~ Anthony
Az, Linda Martin. $50 Carroll
Az; James stephen Wagner, 800
Aurora Az, Jesse Smith, DAT
Rondo Az.
May 10 James David Cleary
g82 81 Anthony Az
May II Albert " Banham Jr.,
I'll Carroll Az, Mrs W ~ Tay.
lor. 768 st Anthony Az. Mrs.
Alone Mcmillan, ~ " Central
Az. stephen Bennett, s72 II An.
thony Az, Mrs Roosevelt Nc
Carly. 5g7 Rondo Az, Eilwood
Williams. g22 N Avon 1T
May ~ Agnes e. Bethel. Sal
R0ndo Az. Mrs Gertrude Free
man. 74f ~ Anthony Az. Mrs
GeurRr Davis. g03 Rnndo Az,
Mrs Craig Williams. tOs Carroll
Az. William Msssie. pg2 Igiohar,
Az, Mrs Lillian Finney 473
Rondn Az,
Out-of Town Birthday
May ~ Mrs Theodore Nixon
Cleveland. O
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CnntinAa Annual Mothers Day
Ira. sunday, May Is Q p. M Fea-
taFing the popular CAntoFiAna Of
the Twin Cities. ST. Peters AME
Church. aist 81 q, Fourth Az, n,
MtnncapollA--Adyt.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

May IL Joseph 4, Bolden, 2oS
W, Sist ST; Percy {, Hughes sr
$3.50 Firth Av, s; Jay sehultEe.
90 W Adams,
May lS-John H. Williams, STS2
Fourth Az. 5. Rose Moses, pos
Emerson Az, N,
May IA, L. Brown, 1887
Oakland Ave. u, w Ingram, seal
Fourth Az. s.; Edward jackson.
2llS nth Az. =; Jesse Shelton.
Sass Fourth Az. =.
May is-Lonnie Anderson, 3siS
Fourth Az =. Edwin O. Eildough-
er, SloS seth Az, g.: Mrs, Dorothy
Hines, SS0T Third Az. s., John
phtfer, 100 ", 2Sth St, Toni
Diane Grigsby. zoos Bryant Az. N.
May 10 Mrs Mary Moss, $500
Fourth Az. s., Mrs Elijah Hen.
derson. 1879 Bryant Az. N; Paul
Kelley, ql2 Bryant Az, N, LINDA
Susan Randell. Ai2l clinton Az;
Rochelle Marie Anderson, Sa2A
Smelling Az. Mira Dorothy Jack
snn, 2St9 Stevens Az,
May IL Burr Grtgshy Sr, s7A
Aldrch Az, N; Mrs Emma
Simms, 7ol Fremont Az, N Bure
Carmichael sr,. S74A Fifth Az =,
Mrs. VIVA Jean Webb, TI2 Hrad,
ford Az. N, Mrs Ruth Lewis,
i0iA clinton Az; Miss u, Patricia
BLACK, 1919 Portland Az. Mp
Rose L. Williams 2oib 22nd Az
Is
May Is Claude Burt. a9ih
Fourth Ave y. Llama Mayes. To4
humboldt Az N. Mrs, Gertrude
Palms. 1851 Bryant Az, N.
out Of Town Birthday
May ~ Mrs Mamie FnlRham
Kansas CITY, Mo, Willie Il Gard
nor Omaha. Neb
May "a Mrs Lucille Gardner
Omaha. Ncb James Herndun
Washington y G, George T.
Roach Las Angeles. Calf
May Is Marguerite Bowltn
Kansas City. kanR
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Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Turn
bough.
New Address: Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Underwood. formerly of
1921 Fourth Av s., are now greet
ing their friends in their newly
purchased home at 4437 Fifth Av.
s.
Return Home: DR.. and Mrs.
Howard Brady and DR.. Eleanor
(sis) Harrison OF Chicago, return
ed to their homes on Monday, May
7. The trio came to Minneapolis
to attend funeral services of DR..
Brady's brother, the late Donald
J. Brady Sr.
Twin City Bridge Club: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Curry, 1886 Fifth
Av s., were hosts to the April
meeting Of the Twin City bridge
club. Prizes were won by Gordon
Granger first and NJ. C. Evans.
second. A lunch was served fol.
lowing bridge and social hour
enjoyed. Mr., and Mrs. NJ. G.
Evans, 3T40 Fifth Av s., will be
hosts at the next meeting on May
20.
Entertained Bowling Teams
Mr., and Mrs. Theodore Woodland,
1903 Lyndale Av. N. entertained
the Woodland Bowling Team OF the
Ten Strike League and the Wood
ard Team Of the Northern Lights
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TsTC met Saturday night, May
8, with Mr., John Patton, 95t st.
Anthony Av,
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GInRer~nap PIE Crust

Combine IA cups fine ginger
snap cooky crumbs and 3 table
spoons sugar Add = cup melted
butter and mix well Press firmly
on bottom and sides of p-inoh
pie pan chin hour before filling
Or bake pie crust In moderate
oven 1878 degrees FL 8 10 4
minutes and cool before filling
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WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

May II MIR, and Mrs, Charles
Tramel, ?TaS Soth Az. s. two
years; MIR. and Mrs. Paul Rathft.
sS0a Firth Az. \, five years,
May Is Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Williams. 2iS E, seth St. eight
years,
May io--Mr, and Mrs Earl
Brent. Aass Fourth Az :, Il
years,
May II Mr., and Mrs, John Me
Tie u, seas Third Av, 8, 10
years,
st. PAUL
May ia--Mr, and Mrs, Maceo
q, rInney. 4ST Rondo Az. Is
years. Mr., and Mrs, Samuel E.
Allen. Is E Larpenteur Az, ~
years: Mr.. and Mrs, Charles w,
Baienger, SIC w, Central Az.
five years,
May rs MT and Mrs, George
Green, STo Carroll Az. IL years
May rs Mr., and Mrs. James
jackson. seS 81, Anthony Az, ~
years. Mr.. and Mrs Pete nm. hiT
W Central Az - years: Mr..
and Mrs. George Milton, TeS Car
roll Az, 20 years,
May II Mt and Mrs Edgar
Owens, 2Sb Rondo Az. nine years
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Pride o. West
Chapter 2. o.E.S.
Annual Teu Held

A highlight OF the annual tea
Of Pride ~ the West Chapter No,
q. OES, held Sunday, May q. at
the home of the grand worthy ma
tron. Mrs. noulah Mitchell, Sai2
elliot Az was orownlng Of the
queen in the popularity contest.
Mrs Lucy Harris, general chair
man for the tea, presented the
contestants and gave gifts to each
Mrs. Gloria Chambers was winner
OF the first prize. rWundtrip
ticket to Chicago. with Mrs
Ethclyn sampson as rmner'up,
who was given cash token
other contestants were the
Mmea Edith Ware ~ 81 Paul.
Mariory Campbell Essie Leonard
and Jimmy Ice Sudduth Mrs
Chambers was crowned Queen for
the bay and was presented a bot.
quet ~ red American beauty
rnAes Mrs sampson was present.
cd with an orchid corsnge Mrs
sally . Oates. worthy matron 81
Pride 1T the West crowned the
queen.
The table was picture Of
beauty overlald with lace hand
made cloth over a soft yellow un.
derrlnth. centercd with q silver
bowl Of yellow tonquils, red car
nations and greensry between
lighted yellow tapcrA In silver
candlcstickH, silver tea and cot.
fec services at either end. silver
trays Of tasty refreshments and
napkins IN coloru ~ the Star com
pIcted the table decorations,
Alternating ut pouring were
past and present worthy matrons
including the Mines Helen Law.
renee, Mable Harris, Gertrude
Greene. all of 1T Paul chapters,
Ivy MaSaengili, Electa chapter.
Cornelia Burns, worthy matron
Elcrta chapter Zolita Cook Lena
LaFauoetto, Pride of the West and
l'eulah Mitchell, grand worthy
mRtrnn
A musical program was pre-
scented ~ intervals during the
afternoon Participating were
HulnstA Mlas Mllliront Wheeler,
Mrs Henderson HoddIok. johnnie
Waters, ~. Paul, william Warder
and dramatic readings by Mrs
Dcssin Gresham and Mrs Essle
ripklns Mrs Dorothy Sims was
Miss Wherlers accompanied and
Mrs Velua Wardor WA her huHs
bands accompanied and aiao play
81 incidental music throughout the
afternoon.
\ door prize drawing was held
with Mrs Geneva Armstrong cap
turing IN" prize
Mrs Claire Rogers 81 Pitts
burgh. Pa. q visitor In tho city
and an Eastern Star member. was
introduced and gave few re-
marks
Committees In charge we're Mrs
LHcy Harris and Mrs Mae Stew.
art general chairman and co
chairman Members ~ committee
included the Mines Lena Ia.
Fauostts, Zslla bearing and Aims
jefferson Mrs Alma Jefferson,
program chairman; Mrs hIcills
nchdAms. registered the guests
AMI Mrs Vera HIcharhson greeted
guests At the door
Mrs Raliy . Gates II worthy
mR,fOn Hobart r Mitchell Br.
IL worthy patron John q Law
rem" 10 Hpst WofshlpfI grand
master. Mrs Bsulah Mitchell IL
grand wprthy mstron and Earl
Sims IL grand worthy patron 0f
Minnesota Jurfadirilon
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nlling mix
= cup sugar
? cups water
? egg yolks
? egg whites
I tablespoons sugar

Combine pie filling mix, = cup
sugor and = cup of the water In
saucepan. Add cgg yolks and
blend well Then add remaining
Ia cups water Cook and stir
over medium heat until miNturc
romcs (" a full boil and is
thtckcucd about q minutes. Re
move from heat
Beat egg whites until toamy
throughout Add tablespoons of
sugar tablespoons At time.
beating after each addition until
sugar Is blended Then continue
boating until miSture win stand
in soft peaks Very gradually fold
IN hot filling a little at a time
Pour into Glngeranap Pie Crust
Spread with sweetsned whipped
cream on top and sprinkle with
RingeTsnap crumbs
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STERLING CLUBS ANNUAL SPRING FORMAL
LOWRY HOTEL GRAND BALLROOM MAY rs

Invitations in the mail for the Third Annual Sterling
Club Annual Spring Formal This affair will be held in
the grand ballroom of ST Paul's Hotel Lowry,
Theodore Hatcher general chairman of the arrangements
committee which is composed of Earyn Bell Stephen Maxwell
Relph Ward Lafayette Fields A. V Hall and William Carter.
The Sterling Club affair in its third year annual
social event of the most popular occasions of the
weather
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Social and Personal.
MINNEAPOLIS 4

lineage Visitors: Mrs Carter Cornelius and granddaugh
TER LINDA OF Chicago left Sunday for their home after spend
eght days IN the city visiting Mr. and Mrs William Turn
ooz bryant Az n and Mr. and Mrs L. Stewart of
eeEeh Az They were the housgueStS of tn eStewarts
Mrs Cornelius husband postal employee is an uncle of
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Walter ShoofstuII,
|Churter Member Of
Odd Fellow Lodge

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, June
|15.-Walter Couchman Shoaf-
stall, 80. prominent fraternalist
Ichurchman. and industrial en-
Iploye whose So years of employ
ment went back to the period
when he sometimes worked "a
hours a week, died at his home
here Wednesday after a long
illness.
He was a native Of Berkeley
County and, except for a brief
period in Waynesboro, Pa, spent
his entire life here.
He retired from the interviewer
Stocking Co.. here in 1851
Earlier he worked for the Po-
tomac Electric Power Co. here
His job with the power company
Included that of going out each
morning to trim the street arc
lights,
He was a charter member OF
Tuscarora Lodge, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows here, and
once was head Of the lodge.
He is survived by his widow
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Door Condition Perfect
On Deoth-PIunqe Plane

SHELBY, N. c., June is (R).-
Piedmont Airlines officials say a
plane door which opened, caus-
ing a man to plunge $500 feet
to his death, was ''in perfect
condition" mechanically.
Airline officials added, how
ever, that complete findings in
their investigation of the death
of Oren A. Pruitt, 40, Wednes-
day would not be made public
until they are presented at a
coroner's inquest which will be
held later.
Mr.. Pruitt and his bride OF
one day were en- route to Ashe-
vile to visit Mrs. Pruitt's par
ents when Mr.. Pruitt fell to his
death over a Shelby cemetery.
His body plowed a four-inch hole
in the ground when it struck.
Mr.. Pruitt was buried in Char
lotte today after funeral services
there.
Meanwhile, in Washington,
Lloyd Masden. chief Of the Civil
Aeronautics Administrators All
Carrier Division. said yesterday
the CAA investigation of the ac-
cident could very well" result
in a new safety study of all types
of aircraft doors.
"a thing like this always leads
to the possibility of a new study
Of DOORS" Mr.. Masden said. IF
we find anything wrong with the
doors on the Piedmont DC-3
we certainly will investigate fur
Their"
Mrs. Pruitt, 35, said her hus-
band, whom she had married
Tuesday at York, S. c., went to
the rear of the plane to get her
a drink of water. Moments later
he plunged through the drop
type door.
The plane continued its flight
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ZAP Wirephotc

from Charlotte to Asheville. The
door could not be closed while
the plane was in flight so the
other "a passengers were ordered
to fasten their safety belts and tc
refrain from smoking.
Shelby Sheriff Haywood Aller
quoted the flight attendant or
the plane, T. H. Barnes of Win
ston-Salem, as saying he Smellec
alcohol on Mr.. Fruits breath
Later Sheriff Allen said he talked
with the widow who denied either
of them had been drinking. ShC
said they "had toasted each Other
early in the morning. 1t hao
been hours and hours before"
Piedmont officials said an ex.
animation after the plane landed
in Asheville revealed nothing
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Pioneer Church

ELIzABETHTOWN, KY, june
Is GA church that was es-
tablished when the Indians still
roamed most of Kentucky will
celebrate its l75th anniversary
next week The Severns Valley
Baptist Church was organized
June 10, 1881, in a wilderness
that posed a constant threat OF
Indian attacks on the white
lSattlarS
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wrong with the door. They said
the doors safety light which
flashes in the pilots compart-
ment when the door is open, and
the latches were all in good work.
ing order. The ship returned to
its regular run YESTERDAY.
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Virtually Final
Italian Returns
Bolster Center

ROME, May 80 (P.-Virtually
complete returns from Italy's
nationwide provincial elections
today showed the record surge
of votes cast had strengthened
the pro- Western center parties
and slightly weakened the ex-
tremes of the left and right.
Unofficial tabulations from 70
provinces gave Premier Antonio
Segni's Christian Democrats 1916
per cent of the total vote. With
their other middle-of-the-road
allies. the Christian Democrats
polled SO per cent of the total.
The Communists and Social
lists, allied in the provincial bal
loting, got 34.l per cent. The
Monarchists and the. Fascist MSI
totaled II per cent.
In the last local elections in
1951-52 the center groups got
sos per cent, the left 1856 and
the far right 11.3.
Minor splinter parties ac-
counted for the remaining vote.
This was the first major West
European election-even though
on a local scale-since the Soviet
Union stepped UP its campaign
for coeXiStence and set out tt
debunk Stalin's rule.
Returns for companion bal
loting to fill city and village
Offices still we're incomplete, but
so far they showed about the
same results as the province
wide voting.
Election officials estimated thai
a phenomenal 81 per cent OF
some q million eligible voters
cast their ballots,
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Suit Is Dismissed
Aouinst Pearson

District Judge F. Dickinson
Let's yesterday dismissed a $780,
900 libel suit against Columnist
Drew Pearson, but gave the plain
tiff 10 days in which to file an
amended complaint to reinstate
the action.
The suit had been brought by
attorney Lyman Smollar in be-
half of Lew Wallace. Portland
tOreg.) insurance man and poll
tician.
Mr.. Wallace asserted he was
DETAINED in Pearson broadcastS
last January in which Mr.. Pear
son was alleged to have stated
that Mr.. Wallace wrote a letter
10 President Eisenhower urging
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30
B&O Names New
Police Superintendent

The Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road has announced appoint
ment Of a new general superin-
tendent of its 600-man police
force operating in 10 States and
the District.
He is Karl F. Wright, a veteran
of 81 years on the force. He
succeeds Irwin r. Jones, who
died recently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30

LONDON.-Britain's exports OF
373, 900 automobiles in 1855 were
only slightly higher than in
1854, but were 1900 above the
1853 figure. They made Britain
the worlds leading automobile
exporter.
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British Cor Exports Lead Cotton Output Small

MANILA-Annual cotton pro-
duction in the Philippines aver
ages between 800 and 400 bales
of 500 pounds each. Most of this
lis used in the islands small cot
tage industry to produce house
hold articles.
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him to have mining patents
granted an Oregon family.
Judge Let's held that the COM
plant failed to establish libel.
Mr.. Smollar said he would amend
the complaint to contain other
elements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-28

Sir Isaac Newton in. Warmers
STORY Of Mankind" has a new
record album coming out-his
first in three years. with Harpo
playing the harp-titled "Music
to String Along With"
= 4 X X
Beverly Garland, currently in
1.-THE Joker" dated Frank Sim
atra first, then Joe f. Lewis,
whom Frank is portraying in
the movie. Lewis told her that
every distillery in town wanted
to make the picture, but Para
mount finally got it."
Doesn't look imminent for the
Duchess Of Windsor to meet
Queen Elizabeth. Wallie and
the Duke. hear, are in London
only ito shop and see a few old
friends" They'll be back in
Paris next week.
Author Betty Smith has a
good year ahead. Her "Tree
Grows in Brooklyn will be re-
made as THE Nolans of
Brooklyn" by 20th-Fox. And
Harpers will publish her second
novel. Some said that Betty had
only one novel in her. This
should prove them wrong.
JEFF MOrrOw's daughter LISA
is really living. Her dad will
take her to New York when he
opens there as Lincoln in Nor
man COrwin's Tonight! Lincoln
versus Douglas!"
A reporter. interviewing Dan
Duryea on all the glamor gals
he's belted in films. asked the
screen toughie if he ever struck
his wife. "Are you kidding?"
demanded Dan. Shed murder
mel"
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" an Tunh asst 4s
CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-28

American road builders are off to
a good start on the largest peacetime
building project in world history =
the United States interstate super
highway system. 1t calls for $1,000
miles of new, high-speed, multi-lane
roads crisscrossing the entire nation.
When actual work began last Au-
gust on this 13-year, SS-billion-dollar
program it was D-Day for every
supplier Of road building materials.
Steel requirements alone will run to
millions of tons annually for years.
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HOLLY WOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Vic Lures Stowowoys

film THE Day the Earth Went
Out Of Its Mind" a fantasy, anc
a Korean war story, Lister
World" High-low vocalist
Yma Sumac is opening a chair
Iof reducing salons in South
America.
Stephen Boyd, young British
actor recently signed by. 20ti
Century-Fox to a seven-year con.
tract, is biting the hand that
feeds him. THE Fox people are
working for me-" he told a re.
porter in London. Il will refuse
any script I don't like" For gooc
measure, he added: Il hate
actors. They're a phony lot"
Nothing like making a good i'm
preston at the startl
Tom HelmOre resumes as Rex
HarrisOn's understudy in my
Fair Lady" as soon as he winds
up his role in "This Could Be the
Night" at Metro with Jean Sim.
mons and Paul Douglas. Tom viii,
take over for two weeks early
next year while Harrison vaca.
tons.
And when Julie Andrews plays
her Fair Lady" role in London's
IDrury Lane Theater, her New
York replacement will be either
Sally Ann Howes. music a J.
.comedy-stsr daughter of tor
comedian Bobby HOwes, or Ann
Rogers, currently starring over
there in 1.-THE Boy Friend" Ann
lis blond, blue-eyed and sings
very we'll.
HarpO Marx, currently playing