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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-08-11

Last week in New York City
seven churches had fire deliber-
ate'~ set in them.
The rsSh of fires covered &
considerable area of midtown
Manhattan, and the six fires Sun
1av were reported to the fire de-
0artment over period of about
siv hours, starting at noon.
In the order reported, the
blazes occurred at the Episcopal
church of the Incarnation, 35th
st. and Madison Ave; st. Pat
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-08-11

To bad! One of the planes en-
gagged in spraying the med fly
crashed near the runway at Boca
Ration Airport early on WedneS-
day carrying two pilots and three
Scray mixers to their deaths.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-08-11

Instead of trying to scalp Jack
lie Robinson, Jack Kofoed now
has another splitting episode to
write about. Page Ted Williams
and his $4,000 fine
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-08-11

Ed Sullivan, popular TV star,
was injured in an automobile ac-
cident Monday am. and had to
be hospitalized; but, reports are
that he will be able to appear on
TV Sunday night.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-08-11

In Cali, Columbia, 1000 per-
sons were reported killed on Tues
day when a military truck con-
voy loaded with high explosives
and gasoline blew up in the heart
of the downtown area. More than
1000 were injured, and damage
was estimated at tens of millions
of dollars.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-08-11

Have your child vaccinated
against. polio FREE at five
Dade County Clinics.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-08-11

Achbisrop Joseph Francis
Rummel said on Sunday that
segregation will continue in
Catholic schools of the New Or
leans archdiocese for at least
one more year.
The archbishop said certain
difficulties remain and we are not
now prepared to introduce inte-
grafton generally.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-08-11

Dorsey school won the archery
championship at Dorsey Park on
Wednesday afternoon by a score
of 176 points to SO points by the
runnerup.
In the girls division Eileen Car
ter of Coconut Grove made IS
points for the Grove archers VINO
scored l26. Dorsey was runner
up with "A.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-08-11
JUST BROWSIN'
RY PAUL n. HENRY

Florida's Senator George
Smathers is being talked about as
the running mate for Adlai Stew
enson, but reports are that
Smathers is not interested in be-
ing nominated as vice president.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-08-11

Snapper fishing at Lignum
Vitae bridge and Whale .Harbor
on Wednesday brought good re-
suits, said Willie Titles and
Dennis Smith. Another fishing
party were Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Lock-
hart and Mrs. VIM. Haley and
Mrs. Anna Mae Robinson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22

enough for six guests Brush sticks with cup melted butter
or margarine Roll grated ParmeSan cheese sprinkle with
garlic salt Bake in 375oF oven for 10 minutes Serve warm
Pineapple Chiek-Wiches
No. cans sliced pineapple R cup n0yOnn0iSe
3 cups diced, cooked chicken n cup cream
cups biGS-SLced celery teaspoons lemon juice
tablespoons diced pinIieHfO cup toasted bkanched
tablespoons chopped almonds
c0Hded ginger Sail and pepper
Romano lettuce
Chill pineapple in Drain Combine chicken celery,
pimiento and ginger Mix mayonnaiSe cream lemon
juice. Pour chicken well Add Almonds saving
few for ganSh and with salt and pepper
Chill For each chckwch stack pineapple slices sandwich
style with chicken salad in between Arrange serving plat
and surround with small crisp romane leaves. Top with
few toasted almond halves and preserved kumquatS if
desired. Yield: portions. The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22
Salad Sandwich

new creation: spicy chicken salad
piled between slices Of pineapple
by cLEMENTINE PADDLEFoRD
This Week Food Editor
august ahead and declared the month of the sandwich Eat
your sandwich in salad form, eat bread on the side.
Chckwch is the of this tropical salad designed for
any paryplae occasions Have for luncheon buffet sup
per, pass a late-aftenoon refreShment.
The salad mixture surprisingly delicious in its combi-
nation of avos and textures crisp celery tendermeated
chicken the ginger giving its sharp, spicy bite Add this
the crisp goodness of the juicy sweet pineapple and you have
a creation of distinction.
Eat the salad with bread sticks made cheeSy in flavor Buy
IA Italian bread sticks inches should be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-06

LdnsburohS-ToILET GOODS
Washington Street Floor Langley Park Nd First Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-06
FactionaI Battle
|Nears Decision

Montgomery Democrats will
settle another Of their many
intra-party squabbles tomorrow
as they select seven delegates tc
the State convention.
Two complete states are in the
picture along with two inde-
pendents.
The factional battle has beer
bitter in the campaign and what
ever the result tomorrow it will
take a lot of fence-mending il
the party is to produce effective
ly in November.
The slate backed by the reg
ular party organization includes
IClitus o. Bordeaux. jr.; Mrs
Ruth E. Hayes, B. Houston
IMcCeney, John P. Moore, Frank
y. Morris, William F. Hickey ano
lJdIueS r. welsh,
Opposition Slate
The opposition slate includes
Mr.. Morris and Richard P. Abel
MRS. Shirley F. BarshaN James
III. Mann. Mrs. Alice w. Hostetler
Felix M. Putterman and Mrs
Margaret Schweinhaut.
/ Running independently are
David L. Cahoon and Henry
Grattan Doyle. jr.
Behind the opposition slate is
the organization of Mrs. Stella
B. Werner, whose strength
primarily is in the Bethesda
area. and "a group of precinct
leaders from the Kensington-
! Wheaton area.
BOlted in 1854
In the latter group are a num-
Der of workers who bolted during
the victorious Harmony Ticket
formation in 1854 and backed
their own candidates in the
primaries.
The regular organization slate
has behind it the Stevenson
Tydings Foley Club, five of the
seven members of the State
Central Committee, a majority
Of the precinct leaders and most
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-06
Fifth District
Race for
'4Judgeships

Primary ballots in Maryland'G'
5th Congressional District will
include candidates involved in
four races for circuit court
Ijudgeships.
Under Maryland's cross-f1ling
system, most of the candidates
will appear on ballots for both
parties.
In Prince Georges the candi-
dates are William B. Bowie. Up
per Marlboro; Samuel w. H.
Meloy. Upper Marlboro, and
the incumbent. John Raymond
Fletcher, who are on both bal
lots, plus Frank L. Anderson Of
Riverdale. who will appear on
the Democratic ballot only. One
will be nominated by each party.
In st. Marys County the
judgeship candidates are John H.
T. Briscoe, Philip H. Dorsey, jr.
and William A. Loker, all Of
Leonardtown.
In Anne Arundel County. the
race is between o. Bowie Duck
EFT. Eastport; Matthew Strohm
Evans, Severna Park; Noah A.
Hillman, Annapolis. Paul Tom
Iothy Pitcher, Baltimore, and
George Sashse. St. Margarets.
A Howard County judgeship
race sees the incumbent, James
Macgill of Simpsonville. opposed
by Thomas o. King.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-06
By CHARLES L. HOFFMAN

Maryland's 9Th district Demo.
cratic race ground slowly to g
halt last week with the virtua,
collapse of the only major ISSUE
in the campaign.
On the ballot tomorrow voters
will find Robert w. Cremins
John r. Foley and j. Grahame
Walker.
Mr.. Cremins, a supporter Of
George P. Mahoney in the sena.
torial race, is chief of the Be.
thesda Chevy Chase rescue
squad.
Mr.. Foley, a labor attorney
and judge of the Montgomery
County Orphans Court, has beer
a party leader in the midcounty
area for the past several years.
Mr.. Walker, a Rockville anc
Washington attorney, is a mem
Der Of the Montgomery County
Council.
Walker Setback Seen
Early in the campaign, Mr.
Walker accused Mr.. Foley of be.
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10 Seek 6. O. P. Seats
AT Stute Convention

In Prince Georges, 10 Republi-
cans are seeking election as
State convention delegates. Seven
seats are to be filled.
The candidates are S. A
Moore, c. H, Drown, w, w
Ward. G. G. H. Ward, jr., R. r
Williams, jr., w. r. Rice, H. lines
r. B. Hall, Gordon Louk and
Martha Coney.
Unopposed Democratic candi-
dates for delegates in Prince
Georges are M. B. Brooke, r. M
Powers, J. M. Rea, G. E. Curtis,
M. T. Boyle, S. Schwartsbach
and E. H. Hodges.
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Nike Taking Porrot.
Proves She's q LndX

CHICAGO, May S (P.-
Mike" the anticruelty Society's
famous talking parrot, got a new
name yesterday - Michele"
The name change was necessary,
said Director j. j. Shaffer, after
the 35-year-old green bird laid
an egg.
But, Mr.. Shatfer said. her nick
name will still be Mike" The
parrot has been at the society's
animal shelter since 1941, has q
vocabulary of about 80 words
and is a great favorite with visit
ing children.
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of the elected Democratic Office
holders IN the county.
The opposition slate also i:
backed by J. Newton Brewer who
aspires to the State chairman.
ship of the party.
A victory for Brewer-Mann-
Werner slate, Mr.. Brewer feels
would put him in better po-
sition in State party circles in
Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-06

Wheaton-26th-Ke Elemeu-
tary School
ton--27th-Pleasant View Ele-
mentary School
Wheaton Junior and
Senior High School
Wheaton-99th-Hig Highland Elementary
Ccbnof
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-06

Whea n--34th--Montgomery Hills
Junior High School.
MISUNDERSTANDING Weller Road Elemen-
tarv School
Wheaton-36th-Co Avenue
Park School,
Wheaton-37 Wheaton Woods Ele-
mentary School,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-06
Montgomery
Adds Six New
Polling Places

Six new pollings places will be-
in operation for the first time
In Montgomery tomorrow. rails
ing the total number of precincts
to 81.
Three new polling places have
been created in the Rockville
election district and three others
in the Wheaton district.
A list of the Montgomery poll
ing places follows:
Laytonsville - let - Laytonsville Ele-
mentary School
Clarksburg-2d C .arksburg Element
airy School.
Poolesville - Sd - Poolesville High
School
Rockville lst-Maryvale Elementary
School. Rockville.
Rockville 2d--Rockyille Fire Depart
ment
Rockville 3d-west Rockville Ele-
Rockville-4th-Garre PARK Ele-
mentarv School.
ville--5th--Richsrd MONTGOMERY
High School ,,,.x,,,
Rockville-6th--Lone OAK Elementary
Rockville 7th-Twinbrook Elemen-
10 colesviie-1st--colesyille Elementary
coiesyiIle-2 Esmen-
va Colesyiiie- Elementary
colesville-4t Eemen-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ele-
parnestown - I'd - Travilah Store,
Travilah o..
Bethesds-2d-Chevy Chase Library,
b9OS Connecticut avenue. -. rte
Bethesda-3d-Capln john PARK FHe
sda-4th-BethesdA Elementary
School -,,.-s r,.n
Bethesda--eth--chev Chase Elemen-
sda-7th-westbroo Elemen-
Bethesda - sth - Lutheran Church.
sOll Old Georgetown road.
esda-9th-Lynnbrook Eiemen-
BethesdS.-1oth-Alta Vista Elemen-
Bethesda -llth--somerse Elementary
sda--l2th-Bethseda Methodist
Bethesda-13th--west Suburban
Bethesda = i4th - Bethesda-cheyy
Chase Recreation Center.
Bethesda 18TH Bradley Elementary
Bethesda 6th--Fire House. s0Ol
Bethesda- 7th-wyngate Elementary
Bethesda Brookmont Elemen-
Bethessda-2Oth--Che Chase liz
Bethesda--2lSt--Chevy Chase Meth
Bethesda-22d-wom Club of
Chevy Chase, 1881 Connecticut avenue.
Olney-ist-Olnev Elementary School.
olney-- @d-Memorial Hail. BROOKE
sburg--lst--Gaithersbu Ele-
Gaithersburs --2d--Gaithersbur High
Potomac--Potomac Elementary School
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fire Depart
Damascus --- Daughters OF America
HALL Damascus.
wheaton, st--Ftre House. Georgia
Wheaton--2d-Silver Spring Interme-
ton--3d-Kensingto Armory
Wheat 4th--rakoma Park Junior
on-5th--Academy OF Holy
Names. Al L PerSnlng drlYe
Wheaton---6th-Fir House. Takoma
Park IL 80
Spring Building. Georgia avenue and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Silver Spring
Elementary School.
oi,--Ath--washingto Mission
nry College. Takoma Park.
Wheaton 0th--Jesup Blair Commu-
nifty House
wheaton, ith--Four Corners Ele-
wheaton l2th-Indisn Spring Golf
Club Silver Spring.
Wheaton, Highland View Ele-
wheaton - i4th - Grace Episcopal
Church silver Spring.
Wheaton, 9th Montgomery Knobs
Elementary School.
wheaton Bth--ROck Creek Forest
Elementary School
Wheaton, 1th---McKinne Hills Ele-
mentary School
Wheaton, Sth--Oakyiew Elementary
School
mentary school
wheaton .--.0th--Tskoma PARK File
mentary School
wheaton - 2ist = Library, sherman
avenue near Carroll rakoma Park
Wheaton--2.d-Roll Terrace Ele-
mentarv School
school
' w%ihSsstosS.%SbtA--visrs Mil nsmsa-
tATy school.
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-3Oth-Glenmont Elemen-
tary School.
Wheaton--31 st-Oakland Terrace Ele-
mentarv School.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Eiemen-
tary School.
Wheaton-33d--Fire House. Georgia
avenue and Glenmont-Colesville road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-06
Major Issue CoIIopses
In Sixth District Race

ing a tool" of State Central
Committee Chairman Ward w
Caddington and E. Brooke Lee
veteran party warhorse.
Last week as the campaign
Ineared its end, Mr.. Lee and Mr.
Caddington both announced that
Mr.. Walker himself had sought
their support in his campaign.
The disclosure, most observers
agreed, was a setback for Mr.
Walker who had been trying tt
mobilize behind him the anti
Organization votes in the county
All 3 Claim Victory
All three camps were claiming
victory in tomorrow's voting as
they wound up Shoeleather
Ihandshaking campaigns through
out the area.
Mr.. Cremins said he felt the
Itwo-way fight in Montgomery
would benefit him. He said sup
port he would be getting from
Mahoney boosters in the Upper
District would be enough tc
bring him victory.
The Walker camp is forecast
ing a victory by 1000 margin
split between Montgomery ano
the Upper District.
Mr.. Walkers chief strength is
in the Bethesda Chevy Chase
AREA which has been organized
by Western suburban party lead
Iers in an effort to deal a rebuff
to the regular organization.
Walker supporters say this
means this section of the county
will have heavier turnout than
others and will benefit Mr.
Walker.
The Foley group feels its can
didate will carry Montgomery
handily. The only other county
about which they are uncertain
is Frederick.
Light Vote Forecast
Despite the three-way fight a
relative light vote is forecast
throughout the district.
The apathy hanging over the
congressional nomination race
partly is due to the fact that all
three candidates are from Mont
p0nprV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-06
JUDGES OF THE sth
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
VOTE pos Two
DELEGATES TO DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION
vorT von sEvus

Senator Kefauver for President or for sending
"uninstructed" delegations to the two parties
national conventions in August
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-06

This is the complete ballot that will appear on
Montgomery County voting machines for Mondays
Democratic and Republican primaries Voters may
record their choice for President Eisenhower or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-06
Meet Miss Bettye Arnold,
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Nov See Here, Queen
CoIumnist Almost Says

LONDON, Mar. % (P.-The
Daily Mirror let fly today with
something unusual in the British
ipreSs--sharp lecture to the royal
family on ecopomy.
The tabloid claims the worlds
biggest weekday circulation OF
more than Az million. 1t calls
itself independent. but generally
Ifavors the British Labor Party
Mirror ColumniSt "CaSSandra
declared far too much money is
going for royal sea, air and rail
comfort at a time the govern
.ment is trying to cut down on
Iinflationary spending. He said
the outlay for royal transport is
getting "ludicrously more eXpen-
sive." and gave this list:
/. THE royal yacht Britannia
cost 100000 pounds t$6,160.-
000) to build. 1t has been reno
waited several times and has re-
Gently been refitted. The bill was
100, 900 pounds (S280,000J. The
Britannia needs over $500
pounds $4,000 a day to run and
is used for less than a month a
year by the royal family"
2. There is a new move afoot
to replace the four Vikings of the
Queens flight - $4,000 pounds
($l40.000) each-either by a
Viscount Cor Viscounts) at an
expenditure of at least 100000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-22
Paul Porter Divorce Due,
He'll Wed Miss Winsor
By BETTY BEALE

Paul A. Porter, former head OF
the Federal Communications
Commission and OPA admins
traitor today confirmed reports
that he intends to marry Kath-
Ileen Winsor, the novelist, "in the
near future"
Meanwhile, The Star learned
that Mrs. Porter has Just re-
turned from Montgomery, Ala.
where suit for divorce was filed
for her this week. The law firm
of Wheeler and Wheeler con-
frmed this action.
The expected decree will ter
inmate her marriage to the
Washington lawyer who also
served as chief of the American
Economic Mission to Greece with
the rank of ambassador under
President Truman.
Mr.. Porter said he and Miss
Winsor plan to live in Washing
ton where he is a partner in the
law firm of Arnold, Fortas and
Porter.
Had Three Husbands
Miss Winsor, who has had
three husbands, became famous
when her first torrid novel, For
ever Amber" published in 1914,
hit the best-seller list. 1t was
followed by "Star Money" and
THE Lovers" Another book.
America With Love-" is under
stood to be ready for publication.
Now in her late 30s, she was
first married to Robert John
Herwig, a naval officer and foot
ball star, in 1886, then to Musi-
clan Artie Shaw in 1916, from
whom she was divorced two
years later. Her third marriage
in 1949 to Arnold Krakower. an
attorney, also ended in divorce.
Married'in 1880
Mrs. Porter, the former Miss
Bessie Edgar Benton of VIM
chester, KY, was married to MI.
Porter on June IA, 1880, They
have two daughters, Mrs. George
&c. Gilman of this city and Miss
Ann Covington Porter. who is
a student at Wellesley College.
Both are former Capital debu-
itantes. the latter having been
presented by her mother at a
party last Christmas eve.
| Mr.. Porter, the son of a Bap-
fist minister, was born in Joplin,
Mo-. in 1904, and took his law
degree at the University of Ken
lucky Law School from 1925 to
1929 while he was city editor of
the Lexington Herald.
/ He came to Washington as
/ See PORTER, Page AS
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Reds Set Off
New Series
Of A-BIusts

The Soviet Union apparently
has started a new series of nu-
clear explosions,
Terse announcements from
Washington and London in
dictate the Russians have been
unusually active with atomic
tests in recent months and that
the pace is being stepped up.
The first announcement came
from the British Foreign Office
yesterday
The Soviet Union has re-
Gently embarked on some fur
ther nuclear tests "
1t was followed by a state
ment from Chairman Lewis
Strauss of the Atomic Energy
Commission:
within the past few days the
SoViets have exploded another
nuclear device"
He added that this is the
fifth United States announce
ment of Soviet nuclear weapon
tests in the past eight months. >
There was no indication OF
the type of weapons tested OF
the location of the tests. Pre-
sumably, however, they were set
off in the Siberian Wastelands
Western observatories in north
ern Japan have recorded in
creased radioactivity in rain anc
snow which fell this week. The
atomic dust could have drifteo
to Japan from Siberia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-22

pounds ($1,120.000) each. A
holder idea is to buy Britannia
which, although it would make
for uniformity in names in the
clouds and the waves, would cost
million pounds ($2,800,000l
THE Duke of Edinburgh al
ready has a De Havilland Heron
which has set the taxpayer back
by 100000 pounds tS280,000l.
3. with regard to the touch
down and takeoff in the royal
lounge at London Airport, the
Duke Of Edinburgh has person.
ally protested that the comforts
of the commandments lounge are
not good enough. The result of
this regal beef is that the VIP
room at London Airport is being
rejigged at a cost of 10000
POUNDS C$112.O00).
4 Added to this there arrives
the news of the special royal
dining car of the new train now
being finished at Wolverton It
is the most luxurious railway
coach ever built in the world -
Some newspapers have esti-
mated it's cost at 10000 pounds
(S112,000)l
"Cassandra"-in private life
William Neil Connor-concluded :
Wont somebody say to Buck
ingham Palace cut 1t down. ease
1t off-or maybe do Without"