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DELIGHT YO


oLp.FAsHIohEp MAcARoNi AND CHEESE
Cook b. long maeso. broken into Pinch boiling sasd ~ss
bp Psrkay Margarine tbp -four
Place half OF the in creased q
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CHEESE AND TOMATO PUFF SANDWICHES
bread trimmed side and place Kraft osLus Slice
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peeled " each slice Of cheese Beat whites until stH but
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sarnih with rsdsh and ripe olives Serve promptly
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,- FOOD IDEAS
BUY-LIkES
BY Nancy Sasssr

WEEKLY ADVERTISING COLUMN or THINGS NEW ANo INTERESTING
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suffers out Of your kitchen while you're preparing your supper
big pot snFsr too H.. quick. easy and Us sverybodYs
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TAKE YOUR PICK OF CHEESE TREATS they'll
all taste better if you make them with KRAFT'S FAM
Gus Cheeses. They make or import every kind under
the sun and each one serves you in many ways in
sandwiches, casseroes, main dishes, even candies,
frostings and many other delights. You'll want to
experiment but start with the recipes featured
TX Theatre this week for
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New Cream Deodorunt Proved
liz Times As Effective
Against Perspirufion and 0dor

Use this Vanishing Gsum Dsodorunt
with PERSIOP' Dolly. Keeps Underurms Dry
and 0dorIsss- Saves Clothes from Stains
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from perspiration and odor rubbed-in pro-
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as effective as any other leading deodorant in
keeping underarms dry, soft and sweet. Safe
for normal skin and fabrics. Get soft. creamy
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National sym phony Orchestra,
Howard Mitchell, conductor. 3 st
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Entfuhrung aus dem Serial, Mozart:
Adagio in z, K261. Mozart; Rondo IN
C. K373, Mozart; La Mer.. Debussy;
Cnncertn In d, Opus 3b, Tschaikoysky.
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SHOULD end unnecessary duplica-
ton Of efforts and make for
more economical use Of defense
money. Mr.. Robertson said hope
fully that no wrangling on Cap
itol Hill was expected as result
|of the decisions.
The new order continued I'M
changed a weight limit Of 5000
pounds for Army fixed wing air.
craft. Top Army officials long
have expressed hopes for its
upward revision. A 20.000-pound
limitation was placed on Army
helicopters for the first time.
The Army viii retain the new
Redstone missile. which already
reaches something more than
200 miles and is thought capable
of reaching two or three times
as far under current develop
ment plans. The Wilson order
lis that the Army will not plan
at this time employment of
any other missiles with ranges
beyond 200 miles," although al
lowed to make "limited feasibil-
Iity studies in this area"
The edict gravely affects Army
planning in that modern warfare
as envisaged by the ground gen.
erals is that the battlefield must
be thought Of as several hundred
miles deep. The Wilson edict, as
explained by Mr.. Robertson, is
based on judgment that the bat
tlefleld Of the immediate future
will be only 100 miles deep.
Army Ambitions Chopped
There is a severe chop in the
Army's ambitious plan for pro-
viding high mobility for its own
forces within the battlefield with
swift movement of both men and
weapons in quantity. The order
also ends the Army's plans for
swift reconnaissance planes for
viewing the terrain Immediately
forward. The order keeps these
activities in the Air Force.
The order holds that 1.-THE Air
Force structure presently pro-
|vides adequate airborne lift in
the light of currently approved
strategic concepts" In view of
recent disclosures at Fort Camp.
bell, KY. this would seem to say
that the current concept is for
|airlifting less than one airborne
division at a time. There are
three such divisions.
Mr.. Robertson said technolo-
gies are changing all the time.
He indicated that the order is
concerned with the immediate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-27

Science Finds Natural Anti Virus Act
Now Extracted From PeelS and Pulp
of Oranges and Lemons to Provide Safe
Defense Against Effects of Cold Virus!
Citroid Compound Hailed As Completely
New Approach To Problem of Common Cold

St. Louis, Mo. Especially After years of exhaustive
the against the common cold This newest of natures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-27
|LaMarca Takes
Stand at Trial

MINEOLA, N. Y, Nov. 81 (P)
Angelo LaMarca took the wit
ness stand in his own defense
today, trying to establish that
he was insane last July 4 when
he kidnapped little Peter Vein
berger. His life may hang or
his testimony.
LaMarca's testimony in the
22-day-old kidnap-slaying triaI
came after Nassau County Judge
Mario Pittoni denied the usual
midtrial defense motion to dis
miss the charges.
LaMarca, 81, a PlainvieW
(Long Island) mechanic and tax
driver. is on trial for his life
charged with first-degree murder
and kidnapping. He is pleading
insanity.
Peter. 32-day-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Weinberger Of
Westbury, N. Y, was abandoned
after his kidnapping to die face
down of suffocation in a Long
Island honeysuckle thicket.
In arguing for a dismissal de-
Tense attorney David Markowitz
claimed the State failed to prove
that the body found 81 days
after the kidnapping was actually
Peters.
His argument sent the baby's
mother. Beatrice. 49,. rushing
from the crowded courtroom in
tears.
Nassau County District Attor-
Iney Frank A. Gulotta completed
his case against LaMarca late
YESTERDAY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-27
japanese Ship
Sinks; AZ Escape

TOKYO. Nov. 27 (P.-The
Japanese freighter iowa Maru
sank $50 miles south of Japan
today. The Maritime Safety
Board said all AZ crewmen es-
capped in lifeboatS but were be-
lieved in danger from heavy
seas.
A spokesman said an Ameri-
can plane from Okinawa lis now
over the scene" and five rescue
ships were speeding toward the
survivors.
The rescue ships included the
japanese Coast Guard patrol
ship Satsuma and the United
States Coast Guard cutter Bass
wood. from Sangley Point in the
Philippines.
The 2,737-ton iowa Maru was
en- route back to Osaka from
the Philippines with a cargo Of
lumber. The ship was reported
damaged by a storm,
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Sufe Robber
Gets $6,44O,
Big Bills Only

Police today investigated a safe
robbery in which the thief took
$6.440 in large bills. but left al
most as much in smaller bills
behind.
The robbery was at the Offices
of the Capitol Cab Association. a
cab cooperative group, at 915
Rhode Island avenue NE, some
time before it was opened at 8
am. yesterday.
Antonio E. Medina, business
manager of the cooperative, told
police he found the safes doors
open. Inspector Aubrey Tolson.
assistant chief Of detectives, said
that no force was used to open
the safe. He said the thief APP
parently twirled two different
dial to open the safes outer and
inner doors.
He said the thief also appar-
emily used a key to open the
outer door to the association Of
fees and then forced the inner
door to the room where the safe
was.
The missing money was all in
$50, $40 and IS bills. But left be-
hind, in plain sight, was o big
stack Of bills, mostly 81 bills,
Amounting to $4,000. Police said
the thief may have been alone
and took as much as he could
carry at one time.
Mr.. Medina said the money
represented premiums collected
over the week end from 1913 cab
driver members of the associa-
ton.
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Muskingum was speeding to the
rescue and was expected in about
I'VE hours.
The Charles E. Dant, formerly
named Flyaway. is an 8,292-ton-
ner built in 1943 at Oakland
Calf, and operated by the States
s. S. Co. Its port of registry /:
Tacoma. Wash.
Across the island, Typhoor
Olive was kicking up the seas
with 70-mile-an-hour center
winds 100 miles off ,Luzon's
southeastern tip. Storm signals
were flying over Manila ano
other southern Luzon cities.
Whether turbulence of this
typhoon was responsible for the
SOS call was not Immediately
explained.
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Typhoon to Pass
South of Manila

MANILA, Nov. 81 up. -Ty-
phoon Olive. a late-season storm
with 10 mile an hour center
winds. was conferred 100 miles
east Of the southeastern tip of
Luzon Island today.
The Manila weather bureau
said the storm was moving west
ut eight miles an hour and was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-27

future rather than . distant day
which might call for a new as
Isignment of responsibilities.
The dispute between the Army
and Air Force has broken into
the open repeatedly over the last
year as a result Of junior officers
lindiscreet release of official
studies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-27
Members
New York Stock Exchange

For Offices Of Members YOU look under New Yo Stock Exchange hc
stock broker section Of your classified telephone directory
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DEFENSE
Continued From

Continued From First Page
present 137-wing Air Force
structure but Mr.. Wilson said
''it is evident that tactical air
forces should be recon-
sidered !" He ordered the
Joint Chiefs of Staff-who have
worked unsucceSSfully for more
than a year to reach decisions
on roles and missions-to rec
Commend to him the number of
wings that may be eliminated as
"a result of advances in guided
missiles and unguided rockets.
Mr.. Wilson said his decisions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-27

expected to reach Luzon early
tomorrow.
Storm signals were raised over
Manila and other southern Lu-
ION cities today shortly after the
storm developed from a depres.
sion east of Samar Island. The
weather bureau said the ty-
Iphoon's present course would
bring it just south of Manila.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-27

Send for free booklet. Mail your local Member Firm
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How Citroid's New Anti-Virus Action
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Citroid provides an entirely
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-27
u. S. Freighter in Danger
Of Sinking in Chino Sea

MANILA Nov. 81 H9.-The American freighter Charles T.
Dant reported listing badly danger Of sinking today
IN the South China Sea of the northwest of
The RCA Marine station intercepted Charles E.
Dant IN immediate danger position lat 1888 north 1883 east
Immediate danger sinking. Listing badly, master"
The radio added that United States Navy shin
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-05

Summer Theater." Herridge was
always trying, and even when
he missed-as in the Steinbeck
adaptation - the performance
provided a challenge.
Special Awards: For those few
shows that held to their stand
ards in the midst Of summer pap
and reruns: The NBC Specs, Ed
Sullivan, Kraft, I've Got a
Secret. Studio One, Alcoa and
Goodyear. and, CAD, can't think
of any others.
Best New Variety Show: Steve
Aliens Sunday night hour. 1t
hasn't clicked yet but the pro-
mise is there and its occasionally
superb moments indicate a re-
freshing approach that TV needs
badly. Ditto for runner-up Ernie
Kovacs. The Vic Damone and
Russ Morgan half-hours were
routine but pleasant.
4 4 X
This scorecard, of course, has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-05

Ia reverse side-the "worsts" Of
the season. No need to dwell on
the most conspicuous offenders,
namely. the two and three-time
lrepeaters, but there were some
linsipid ventures and some dis
appointments that bear noting
Worst new show: A three-way
tie between the Ina Ray Hutton
dud (NBC-4)-"It's Polka Time
(ABC-D, and the Charles Far
rel Show" (CBS-9).
SOrriest quiz trend: The child
contestants.
The silliest replacement: Ralph
Story for Sonny Fox on "The
$64, 900 Challenge" (CBS-9).
Unhappiest sight: Elvis Pres
ley in tails (Steve Allen show,
lNBC-4).
And on that note, leave us drop
the subject.
I = *x*
On The Run:
The week end of November
I24-25 should be an NBC stand
Iout. Nan Fabray in High
Button Shoes" Saturday and
Maurice Evans in Man and
ISuperman" Sunday!
Suggestion from the press
gallery: 81 have a great idea for
improving the TV treatment of
future political conventions" a
friend writes. Lets film
them in advance, dub in spon-
taneous demonstrations, Glide
the usual duh spots. And, for a
change. let that network which
has inflicted on the public the
largest number of quiz programs
make up the financial loss in
levitably encountered in the
carrying of this public event. The
chain can always chant: Whats
My Lien?'"
How much did the networks
lose carrying the conventions?
Between 4 and 5 million, it's es-
timated-abOve revenue from
sponsors!
The powers have decided tt
split the radio and TV coverage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-05

~ APe~S NJ ~ s~fs-N~ =
card:
Best New Series: Kaiser Alu-
minum Hour alternating Tues
days, NBC-4). Quality of script
ing and direction was uniformly
high.
Best Actor: Paul Newman, for
Army Game (Kaiser) and
for THE Five Fathers of Pepi''
(U. S. Steel, CBS-9). Runner
up; Cyril Ritchard in Rosa
linda"
Best Musical: ''Rosalinda'
(NBC-4, with Ritchard an6
the daffy We're Brothers, by a
nod over the original and comic
Madison avenue spool, "The
Bachelor" with Hal March and
Jayne Mansfield (also NBC-4)
Most Promising Actors: Zohra
Alton for THE Five Fathers OF
Pepi" (CBS-9) and Margot
Hartman for Pencil Sketch
(NBC-4).
Best Actress: Betty Field for
Happy Birthday" (NBC-4
Runner-up: Eileen Heckart in
Anna Santonello' (NBC-4).
Most Promising First Script:
Bob Creams Anna Santonello'
for Kraft Theater.
The One Funniest Show: Vic
tor Borge's solo performance
(CBS-9).
Best Producer: Robert Her.
ridge of CBS-9's Studio One
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-05

Manager Jerry Price can't figure
out how it started. He'd like
to book him, judging iron, the
phone inquiries he's received,
but it isn't so.
NBC has shaken up its 1880
to 8 pm. schedule again this fail
and decided to retain News
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-05

of the Redskin games this fall
which will be break for the
home fans. Eddie Gallaher
Originally slated to do the TV
lcolor-for play-by play man Jim
Gibbons, will call the game on
WTOP-radio instead. with Arch
Med Donald stepping into Eddie's
IWTOP-9 spot.
Latest ElDis Presley rumor has
the cro0ner going into Glen
Echo for a one-night StGnd-but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-05

Caravan" from 7:45 to 8 every
night. Chef Huntley and
David Brinkley who scored a hit
at the convention, viii be the
commentators on the Monday
and Friday shows, while John
Cameron Swayze continues on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-05

day. This also means that
NBC will have to find new
spot for Martha Rountree's
Press Conference .. 3. Martha's
show tonight. incidentally, is the
filmed interview with Egypt's
Nasser that made the headlines
over the week end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-05
ON THE AIR
ItWosn't Exactly
Total Loss
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Summer ScOrecard:

OuhnKneF OcOFtcaIu:
No putting it off longer guess TVS summer fare
fundamentally grim and yet to be fair there
bright, if isolated high spots
Admitting, at the start that these spots
bright only by comparison here's viewers soggy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-07

said they would record it so
they could use excerpts in Their
regular news broadcasts.
The Reds Letter"
Miss Lucy was quoted in the
alleged letter as writing: my
dear friends, my name is Lucy.
am an American Negro student. u
The letter ended: while the
Americans are opposing and des-
pising the American Negroes.
they seem to love to embrace
the yellow skinned VietnameSe
What is their objective? Is il
that. they are pretending to be
charitable just to bring the peo-
pie of South Vietnam under
their yoke. l have many things
to write to you, but there is not
enough time, and I wish you to
be enlightened and make prog
IreSS."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-07
.duced by Representative Karl
Harrison.
Claims Bonafde Try

lduced by Representative Karl
Harrison.
Claims Bonafide Try
The University of Alabama
made a "bonafide attempt to
carry out the DEGREES of the
court" in admitting its first Ne
gro student, Autherine Lucy, the
resolution said.
But, it added, the university
found ait is impossible to carry
Iout said DEGREES at this time
without eminent danger of civil
strife between the white and
lcolored people of the South"
Mr.. Harrison's; resolution now
Igoes to the Senate.
The bill introduced to tighten
up on" transportation laws
would authorize interstate buses
and trains and city buses and
Streetcars to provide seating &C
commodations in whatever man.
Iner deemed necessary to main
tain peace and good order or
to preserve property"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-07
Miss Lucy to Hit Reds
In Recording for Voice

The Voice of America will tape
record, for use in its overseas
broadcastS, a press conference
at which Autherine ]. Lucy is
scheduled to disavow a pro-Com-
n1unist letter attributed to her
by North Vietnam's Red radio.
Miss Lucy, who was expelled
last week from the University of
Alabama, will meet the press to-
day at the New York headquar-
ters of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People, to reaffirm her state
ment of last night that she never
has written anything for the
Communist cause.
Quoted on Oppression"
In the letter which she was
accused of writing and which
was read over the Hanoi radio
in a broadcast monitored by the
United States Information
Agency, Miss Lucy, the first
Negro to attempt to attend Uni
verslty of Alabama classes since
the Supreme Court decision end
ing segregation, was quoted as
writing: Americans are OPP
pressing and despising the Amer
lean Negroes"
The agency called Thurgood
Marshall. Counsel of the NAACP
last night and was told that Miss
Lucy has no truck with Com
munists." Mr.. Marshall indi-
Gated Miss Lucy would hold a
press conference on the subject
today to give the lie further to
this letter and another one of
similar tenor that appeared in
the Italian Communist paper,
"L'Unita.
Mr.. Marshall said the Voice
of America would be welcome
toSany, or all of the text of the
conference, and Voice officials
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-07

Senator Sam Engelhardt. II
would empower railroad and bus
lines to make and enforce rea-
sonable" rules and regulations
for, the seating of passengers.
Readied for introduction ir
the House was a stringent new
measure to prohibit racial mix
ing in athletic events, theaters
restaurants and virtually all
public gatherings.
: Unanimous Approval
The House, moving into the
second week of it's new special
session, gave unanimous APP
proyal to a resolution urging the
Supreme Court to modify" its
school indignation decisions sc
as to permit the white and col
ored people of the South to live
together in peace and harmony
ut is now well established
that said DEGREES are not enforce
able in all of the States at this
time" said the resolution intro