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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-05

Mr.. Khrushchev appeared on a
filmed television program of the
Columbia Broadcasting System
network. answering questions
put to him by three American
newsmen.
Although the Communist leader
try as a repetition of the Red
indicated some chance of taking
a FIRST step" in the direction of
disarmament, his comments are
regarded generally in this coun-
try as a REPETITION of the Red
propaganda line. A number of
persons, including members of
Congress. have urged a reply on
IAN equal term" basis over Rus
sian radio and television sta
tionS.
Notes TV Differences
Mr.. Eisenhower pointed out
the differences between Amer
lean and Russian broadcasts. He
noted that Russia has only IA
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS televi-
sion stations. He pointed out
that the Khrushchev program
was arranged by a commercial
American company, saying this
was to improve its own CONNER
cial standing.
BY implication he said the
President of the United States
could not go to Russia and ask
for time on the air and he COM
mented, amid laughter, that Mr..
Khrushchev actually is not head
Of the Russian state except in
power.
Mr.. Eisenhower then said he
thought somebody in this Gov
eminent would be glad to accept
an invitation to reply if an ar
rangement could be worked out
to guarantee that the program
would be presented in its entirety
without jamming and at a time
when there would be no counter
attractions.
White House Press Secretary
James c. Hagerty told a news
conference late yesterday:
1T has been decided that the
President has no intention of
answering Mr.. Khrushchev."
No Offer Made to Reds
Mr.. Hagerty added, in re-
Spouse to questions, he was talk
ing about a reply on Russian
TV or radio facilities. No offer
to do so had been made to the
President by the Russians. out
the United States Government
could have requested such an OPP
portunity.
Mr.. Hagerty noted that Mr..
Eisenhower holds frequent news
conferences while Mr.. Khru-
shchev has one interview and
everybody thinks we ought to
make an answer"
In commenting on the Khru-
shchev interview Mr.. Hagerty
said it was mostly a repeat of
Russian propaganda and un-
worthy of further discussion.
The State Department said Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-05
President Hopes Reply
IsMode to Khrushchey

President Eisenhower said today American
reply to Russian Communist boss Nta Krushchevs teeved
comments OF last Sunday satisfactory broadcastng
ments worked out. ~
nere no possibility however, that President himself
would reply The Chief that clear TODAY at his
- 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-05

Khrushchev's professed over
lures toward agreement with the
West would meet ready accept
ance if they proved sincere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-05

Mr.. Khrushchev appeared on a
filmed television program of the
Columbia Broadcasting System
network, answering questions {
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
TOP TEEN TUNES
Bobby's Jingle Bell Rock

Delicate Air" A new movie
soundtrack Is Marion Brando
in Sayonara." with music by
Franz Waxman and Irving
Berlin. Autumn Leaves" Is q
lush instrumental collection by
David Rose and his orchestra.
Jennie" Is the first album by
10 = year old singer Jennie
Smith. using Ray Ellis ar
rangements and orchestra.
On its lower priced Camden
label. RcA offers Biggest Hits
OF ST." another collection Of
smash singles Of the past year.
"Jivin' the Vibes" presents
Lionel Hampton with sidemen
from the Benny Goodman or
chestra, recorded in 1879.
Hits Of the 4Os" is just that.
by nine different bands. The
Merry Widow" is a reprinting
Of the Lehar Operetta score
which was an all-time best
seller on records. Dream Along
With Me-" now becoming a
smash seller. collects Perry
Como hits from I945 to 1856.
"Hi-Fi Christmas Party pre-
sentS Domenico SAVINGS or
chestra in carols and other
holiday songs.
A special RCA item is an
original-cast recording of the
new Broadway musical ia
maica. starring Lena Horne
and Ricardo Montalban.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
By HARRY BAcAs

This is the season for Christ
mas records and a happy little
entry by Bobby Helms is scoop
ing a lot Of honors with young
people.
This record has Bobby sing
ing Jingle Bell Rock" on one
side and Captain Santa Claus"
c. .he other.
Captain Santa Claus" is an
old song that somehow never
got recorded before. Don Reid
and Arthur Altman. the writer's.
tried for five seasons to sell ii.
When they brought it to Paul
Cohen OF Decca Records a
couple Of months ago. however.
Mr.. Cohen saw that IL tied in
perfectly with all the space
stuff we've been reading about
in the newspapers"
When the Reindeer Patrol
breaks down. this rocket blast
ing Captain Santa Claus takes
over In true space style.
Jingle Bell Rock Is a new
item. written by Joe Beal and
Jim Booth. a couple OF former
New Orleans radio script
writer's. II isn't based on the
traditional Jingle Bells" as the
title might suggest. but is a
romping medium-tempo rock
and roll number
Both songs were recorded in
Nashville. Tenn. only a chorus
OF two men and two girls and a
rhythm section OF drums. bass.
piano. rhythm guitar and two
electric guitars backs up the
singer.
Captain Santa Claus" also
employees some special sound
effects for the rocket blasting.
but Paul Cohen won't tell how
he got them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

Built for looks rather than
comfort"
Most houses in our prics
level are too small"
Neither the requirement for
private rooms nor for q recrea-
ton room seems surprising The
tendency Of youth 70 want q
place to be alone is well enough
known. as vel as their desire
for good times. And the recrea-
ton room requirement ties in
with the concensus Of last
years Women's Congress that
. family room and mud room
are most desirable.
And how about the size Of
the lot? The boys, Ii would
appear. want q little more room
to move around in than the
girls but half an acre seems
about right to the greater num-
Der Of both sexes. In view Of
current trends. it's q gamble
whether they'll ever get it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
WHAT YOUNG PEOPLE THINK
Dream Houses

amount OF money they expect
to spend on such a project. A
strong majority of the boys.
so per cent. figured that two
years income would be about
right. Fifteen per cent want 70
go no further than a years in
come and only 10 per cent say
three years. The girls proved
more ventureSome on this
point. with the largest num-
Der. 81 per cent, favoring three
years income.
Getting away from the detail
OF how much they want to
spend. the boys are more free
wheeling. While 3 per cent Of
the girls viii settle for four
rooms. and the largest number.
80 per cent. favor six-room
houses. a decided plurality Of
the boys. ~ per cent. think that
no fewer than seven rooms are
requisite for their dream homes.
Six per cent Of both boys and
girls would go for nine or more
rooms. II would seem obvious
that the trend toward larger
families is not yet a thing Of
the past.
To be more specific. just what
is it that these youngsters want
in a home?
Here are their basic require
ments. in the order of their
Importance:
l. An adequate number Of
spacious rooms.
?. Good appearance and de-
sign.
3. Good locality.
4. A recreation room.
S. Spacious kitchen.
6. Adequa.e closes.
Z Good construction.
Speaking generally. 88 per
cent of the boys and rs per
cent Of the girls approve OF
modern trends IN building. But
they have objections too. as
indicated by these sample COM
ments:
Not modern enough"
They're not as attractive as
they used to be years ago.
Too classy for poor people. "
Subdivision homes are too
much alike"
Lacking individuality and
originality"
Construction often is poor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
By EUGENE GILBERT

Gilbert Youth Reseafeh 90.
Teen-agers. too. like to build
dream houses.
And, IL ever they get a
chance actually to build along
the lines they now have in
mind. some changes are going
TO be made in present day
house planning-although not
as many as you might expect.
Talking to 500 boys and girls
around the country. my sur
veyors were a little surprised
that these youngsters had given
as much thought as they had
to the homes they want to own
when they grow up. More than
half Of them actually make a
practice of inspecting new
homes in their neighborhoods
Quite obviously. not all Of their
waking moments are filled with
thoughts of dates. school work.
rock and roll and family squab-
bles.
Home owning" is the proper
phrase. Although IS per cent
of Americas families today live
in rented quarters. the teen
ayers. almost to a boy and girl.
believe in buying rather than
renting.
On the other hand. they are
fairly conservative about the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

from Guys and Dolls" Hans
Christian Andersen" and other
musicals. Miles Ahead puts
young trumpeter Miles Davis
in front OF Gil Evans l9-piece
band. 10 Stafford Sings Songs
OF Scotland" is an airy offering
with Paul Weston's orchestra
playing behind JOS renderings
of favorite songs by Robert
Burns.
On its Harmony label. Co
lumbia has two bargains. In
"Bijou." Woody Herman's big
band rides 10 Swingers. On
Piano Roll Party in Hi-Fi. ="
j. Lawrence Cook plays three
dozen chromoS from the piano
roll period
RCA Victor has albums in two
price series. too. On the regular
label. "Hi-Fi Salute to Bunny
presents brilliant trumpeter
Ruby Braff in swinging versions
of tunes identified with the
late. great Bunny Berigan.
Phineas Newborn. jr.. plays
Harold Arlen's music from
Jamaica" IN original Jazz in
terpretatiors Of the musical
score. Julie Andrews. star Of
My Fair Lady" sings British
ballads in The Lass With the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
Mrs. McThinq'
To Be Given

Mrs. Nothing" a comedy
that ran on Broadway starring
Helen Hayes. win be presented
By the senior class of Mont
gomery Blair High School at
$3.50 pm. Thursday. Friday and
Saturday.
The show IS about the ad-
ventures Of q young society
boy and his mother when they
ind themselves IN the midst
Of q tough gang.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
New Albums

Columbia has six varied al
buns. IS Marvellous" presents
Ray Commits big orchestra and
chorus in smooth arrangements
for background or dancing
The Four Lads Sing Frank
Loesser' is a wonderfully tune
full collection Of LocsSer songs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
PIoy Coming Up

The Dramatic Club OF Walter
Johnson High School will pre-
sent The Night Of January
is" at $50 pm. Saturday in
the school auditorium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
Pup Gets Home

A small puppy found a home
last night. He was presented
as door prize at Sigma Omega
Pi Sorority's annual Hound
Dog Hop. held in the Washing
ton Hebrew Congregation So
cial Hall. jacques Taylor's
Band furnished the dance beat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

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Smyrna times., 1957-03-28

readyfrom finish 30 with
beef hash the manay and with tomato halves and
zucchin as the vegetable flip.
canned choices ideas the
short and Some 13 different products offered
baby food from small potted
devd spreads 12ounc luncheon big
hams pantry shelf supply of meats permits quick
variety.
The trick the Commute dinner simple baking
assembly job Zucchn slices fowrapped baked
minutes while open the and fix the The
meat and bake the last Is minutes of cooking
with the zucchni
Mnute
IN pounds zucchni / q pound) corned beef hash
A tablespoons butter tomatoes -st:
margarine, divided II teaspoon sugar l
1s teaspoon oregano
Wash zucchin; L-nch long stro
of aluminium foil Do with tablespoons the butter sprinkle with
salt and pepper Wrap foil tightly
Place baking sheet Bake hot OOF Is
While zuccn baking of corned beef hash
to piece Cut Slices
Dot with remaining tablespoon buer sprinkle with salt pepper
and Place corned beef
bake Is minutes longer. -
YIELD: 4 servings.
Smyrna times., 1957-03-28

record for no more than one year
back - ~, -.--. -
A disabled person must meet
certain work requirements at the
beginning of his official period
Of disability" He must have So
cial security credit for at least 5
out of the ten. years before he be-
came disabled, and at least a
year and a half of the credit
must have been earned in the
three years just before his official
period of disability" began.
If application for the "disabih-
" freeze" is not made before
June 30, 1857, many disabled
workers may no longer meet
these work requirements at the
beginning of the earliest period
of disability" which can be en-
tered on their social security
records. In this case, they would
not be eligible to have their So
cial security records frozen, and
in addition, they would be ineligi-
BILE to receive monthly disability
insurance benefits at age so,
These disabled workers would
have to wait until regular retire
ment age to receive any social
security benefits and those bene-
fits would be reduced because the
years in which they were unuable
to work would lower the average
earnings upon which their social
security benefits are. based. For
some younger workers, delay in
making application might also
mean a complete loss of all So
cial security benefit rights.
Disabled workers who believe
they are eligible under these dis
ability provisions should complete
Smyrna times., 1957-03-28

tempting floating island with tufts Of chocolate top
ped merngue wonderful family dessert In fact this dectable
dish been the bellies of the pudding family for
tons Grandmother probably called it foat and served
tall glass Even earlier versions
sweetened with rosewaer to add to their delicate TASTE
Todays floating island be simply made from package OF
pudding mix and evaporated milk fresh juice for
flavor with of white for the engues sake
evaporated milk gives the soft cuard Incompatible
moothness and ideal get additional milk into
the chdrens Used undud form, evaporated milk has
just twice the nutritve value of fresh milk.
Orange Floating Island Dessert
/ tall 12s cups) egg whites
evaporated milk Y teaspoon salt
1h cups water Il sugar
/ package vanilla pudding mix Shaved chocolate
1 cup orange juice
Add evaporated milk and water to pudding mix in
medium stirring constantly until pudding tckens
boil Cool Stir juice; into serving dish
and chill Add salt whites and beat until stiff but not dry
Gradually add until smooth and glossy. by
spoonfuls into skillet containing inch of smmerng water Sim
minutes Drain mengues and place top OF
pudding in serving dish Ganish with shaved chocolate
YIELD: 6 servings
Smyrna times., 1957-03-28

disabled worker die without hav-
ing filed an application to pro-
teet his social security disability
rights, the survivors benefits pay
able to his family under the So
cial security law may be greatly
reduced" he added.
An estimated 100000 severely
disabled men and women in the
country have worked long enough
under social security to be eligi-
BILE to nave their social security
records frozen under a 1854 pro-
Smyrna times., 1957-03-28

Although the Delaware social
security ONCE in Wilmington has
been accepting applications from
disabled workers since January /,
1855. many of those eligible have
not yet applied. Under the law,
workers who were already dis
abled were given 214 years to ap-
ply to protect their social secur-
ity rights. After June 80, 1857,
the end of that 21a year period,
an application will be effective to
freeze a workers social security
Smyrna times., 1957-03-28

For many disabled people,
failure 20 file an application with
the social security district office
before. the end of June will mean
the loss of all their social secur-
ity disability protection, and for
some it will also mean the loss
of their rights to any old-age and
survivors insurance DEMENT'S for
themselves and their families in
the future" Myron Milbouer, man.
ager of the Wilmington Social
Security office, stated. Should a
Smyrna times., 1957-03-28

vision in the law. When a dis
abled workers record is frozen,
the years when his disability
keeps him from working are not
counted against him in figuring
the social security benefits due
him in the future or payable to
his family in case of his death.
OF the 100000, about 400, 900 peo-
ple-those between so and 65
years of age-are eligible for
monthly disability insurance ben
efits beginning with July.
Smyrna times., 1957-03-28


and mail the coupon printed wtt1
this article to. the social sscuAy
ONCE. };
Are You Eligible for Socinl -
curity Disability Benellts-
If you are disabled and have
not yet found out about your dis
ability rights, check the corrert
answer to each of the questions
below:
1. Have you worked 5 years m-
der the social security law
Yes-N--- No
2. Are you so disabled that you
are and will be unable to do any
work? Yes No
Z 3. Have you been disabled more
than 6 months?
If your answer to each of these
questions is YES" fill out the
blanks below to get further in
formation about social security
disability benefits. Please print in
pencil.
Your social security
number (if known) )---------
Date of your
Your address
Date your disability stopped
you from working
Mail The completed blank to-
Social Security Administration
504 w. 10th Street
Wilmington /, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1957-03-28
SOCIAL SECURITY NEWS
Protection For People Unable to
Work Because of Disabilities

People who have become unable
to work because of severe and
Iong-lasting disabilities have a
new type of protection under the
social security law, but according
to the Bureau of Old-Age and
Survivors Insurance, which admin
listers the new provisions, many
are not applying for their rights.
Smyrna times., 1957-03-28

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Evening star., 1957-04-26

Pan American Unions boss,
thinks there's nothing more
exhausting than to have to
stand all evening and nothing
more frustrating than to have
to have no place to leave ones
glass or cigarette. She is SO
right.
OPERA EVENING-We get
more highbrow by the day. On
the heels of the enchanting,
highly successful Menotti per-
formances by the Opera Soci-
ETY. Of Washington, We are now
getting the great Metropolitan
Opera Company itself. To
guarantee its coming. 100 per-
sons here put up 500 each.
To celebrate its coming. dozens
Of people are giving dinner
parties beforehand. It's hard
to see how Monday evening
could be more social. what with
its many send-offs and its chic
windup at the Sulgrave Club.
wnere manager Rudolph Bing
will be feted.
Mrs. Merriweather Post viii
give a pre-opera dinner which
will draw the former Kathleen
McNutt and her husband, Roy
Garrett Watson. down from
Boston. =. Countess Szech-
Evening star., 1957-04-26

enyi viii be hostess at q dinner
for eight. -. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Woods Bliss win enter
tain before the performance Of
La Boheme." Princess
Margaret Boncompagni. who
came down from New York to
spend spring here. viii give a
dinner at the Sulgrave Club.
The Orme Wilson's, the
James Houghtelings and the
George CARROTS are all enter
tanning friends beforehand. :.
The Sherman Adamses will ar
rive at the opera in the Ralph
Beckers' party of is. Ad-
miral and Mrs. Chester Nimitz
are coming with the Curt
Schiffelers. George Will
liams will have six guests at
the performance, all of whom
are first dining with Marjorie
Post. =. Mt. Vernon School
Alumnae took SO seats to sell
them for a school benefit.
And Mr.. Bing's own special
guests in the theater that
night will be Austrian Ambas-
sador and Mrs. Gruber. French
Ambassador and Nine. Al
phand. and Atomic Energy
Director and Mrs. Lewis
Strauss.
Evening star., 1957-04-26
WHITE HOUSE
PLANS DINNER

The White House has
slated a State dinner on
May 8.
President and Mrs. Eisen-
hover will entertain at din
ner in honor Of President
Ngo Dinh Diem Of Wet Nam.
The latter will arrive that
day for a State visit at
the invitation of President
Eisenhower.
Evening star., 1957-04-26
Exclusively
Yours

Continued From Page B.
bergasted at the energy of
Washington.
The party was a money
raiser. too. How much was
collected. ! wouldn't know. but
the big bowl placed near the
entrance for contributions to
Hungarian relief had a goodly
amount in it.
HOW THIS TOWN loves
a party, anyhow. The Pan
American Ball at the p. A.
Union next Friday is such a
sellout that instead of the 500
exepcted. it now has $40 COM
ing.
The committee was trying
to keep the number under
control so that everybody at
the party will have a table to
60 to and a place there to sit.
The comforts and conveniences
Of a cabaret style should make
this benefit a really successful
whingding.
Sonora de Mora, wife of the
Evening star., 1957-04-26
ISt. Lawrence
Films Shown

The Morning Political Study
Group of the D. C. League Of
Republican Women yesterday
viewed two color sound films
on the construction and prog
ress of the st. Lawrence Sea-
way and Power Project.
Mr.. Edward Place, informa-
tion officer of the st. Lawrence
Seaway Development Corpora
ton. presented the films. en-
titled, 1.-The Eighth Sea-" and
THE Fourth Seacoast."
Mr.. Place called the project
the greatest construction show
going on in the world today
and said it is anticipated the
ocean liner. Queen Mary"
will be the first to go through
the waterway
Evening star., 1957-04-26
To Entertuin
.Ndvy Sponsors
Continued From PAGE IA,


nual luncheon Thursday in the
Mayfiower Hotel ballroom.
Rear Admiral George j.
Dufek. USN, retired. Com
mander Of the United States
Naval Support Force in Ant
arctica, will be the luncheon
guest speaker.
Among the honor guests at
the luncheon will be Assistant
Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
William B. FRANKIE, Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Albert G.
Mumma and Rear Admiral
Ernest M. Eller.
The Society of Sponsors.
with a membership of ITO. is
made up of women who have
christened Navy combat ships.
1t was organized in 1907 by
Mrs. Keith Frazier Somerville.
Mrs. Bryson Bruce is presi-
dent of the organization.
The organizations spe la !
project is to provide scholar
ships at preparatory schools
for sons of deceased Navy and
Marine Corps personnel who
plan to enter the Naval Acad-
emy.
Evening star., 1957-04-26
the CORDS
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slacks 4.95

Our sportsmen Of the
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Evening star., 1957-04-26
To Honor Mrs. Hogon

The Washington Alumnae
Chapter of Gamma Phi Beta
will honor Mrs. Cicero F.
Hogan. Chairman of National
Panhellenic Conference, at
Evening star., 1957-04-26

tea. Sunday, from 4 to 6/p.m..
at the Chapter house, Univer-
sity of Maryland.
Evening star., 1957-04-26

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for spring-dnd rery extraordi.
nary at this price' A
slender black spun rayon sleepe.
less sheath, to mear
alone or cith its companion
black and mltite
chesterfield coat. Sizes z to Is.