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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19

mother formed the receiving
line in front Of the fire place in
the large room of the club
which was decorated in pink
and white flowers. Behind the
receiving line was q screen Of
green's.
Ice Pink
For the occasion, Miss Legg
wore q dress Of ice pink peau
de sole fashioned with q strap
less bodice and she carried an
old fashioned bouquet Of pink
roses and lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Fletcher wore an aqua
chiffon sheath and pinned to
her matching aqua purse were
pink butterfly orchids.
Among the assistants Of the
debutante was Miss Alex Still
man Of Phoenix, Ariz. who
roomed with Miss Legg at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19

school. Others were the Misses
Tina Knox, Emily Mclean,
Lucy Sawyer, Roman Fullerton,
Sandy Robinson, Kate Evans
and Edie Murphy.
Included among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. James w.
Fletcher, of Berryville, Va.
The former is q half brother
Of Mr.. william Meade Flet-
cher.
Miss Legg is q graduate of
the Potomac School and the
Knox School. She will enter
Garland Junior College in
Boston in the fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19

Miss Cults is q graduate Of
Garrison Forest School and will
enter Briarcliff Junior College
in the fall. For the dance she
wore q white organdy dress
which was embroidered with
yellow flowers and green leaves.
Jacqueline Mars is q grad.
uate Of the Miss Halls School
and plans to continue her
studies at Bryn Mawr in the
fall. Her ball gown was pale
pink organdy and was trimmed
with pearls.
Many Of the debutantes'
classmates were down for the
party and the countryside
turned on southern hospitality
to see that they all had a good
time.
Dinner List
Among the dinners given
before the dance was one BY
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Meade
which was attended by Miss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19
Miss Legg


Miss Suzanne Nelson Legg,
daughter of Mrs. William
Meade Fletcher Of Washington
and Mr.. William Beale Hibbs
Legg Of Leesburg, Va. was pre-
sented to society yesterday by
her parents.
Mrs. Fletcher and Mr.. Legg
entertained at a tea dance at
the Chevy Chase Club in honor
Of their daughter from $50
to 1880 pm.
The debutante and her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19

Cults and Miss Mars. Others
were given by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Burke, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall Exnicios, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mills. Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Ofiutt. III, Admiral
and Mrs. Neil Phillips and Mr..
and Mrs. Duncan Read.
This morning the debutantes
were to be honored at q brunch
and swimming party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph M. Null
ford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-19

The JEFFERSON village Won.
ans Club. Falls Church, Va,
IL sponsoring o series Of Is
movies primarily for chill
dren) every Thursday after
noon ct ! pm. during the
summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08

Use one half to frost the
cardboard cone tree. Frost
ing may be tinted II desired.
Bon Bon Decorations
3 to 4 cups sifted confec-
TONERS sugar
2 tablespoons butter
"a teaspoon salt
Food coloring and fiavoring
To other half OF frosting
add butter. salt and blend In
enough confectionery sugar
until fondant Is easy to
handle. Divide into several
parts. Add q few drops food
coloring and fiavoring to each
part. Mold into 2-inch candy
canes. holly wreaths. etc.
and press onto frosting
covered tree. Frosting viii set
within "a hours.
Any leftover fondant may
be formed into simple shapes
and decorated. Chill these
candies and serve as bon
bonS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
STANLEY SAYS
WiNKeep
Upright
OnADA
By ISABELLE SHELTON

Presidential Appointments
Secretary Bernard Stanley
said yesterday that he in
tends ito 60 right on" CAM
paiening against Americans
for Democratic Action.
The Presidential aides
criticism Of the liberal polite
cal organization. in a recent
speech supporting the Repub-
liean gubernatorial candidate
in New Jersey. Malcolm
Forbes. brought q demand
from ADA that Mr.. Stanley
be fired from his White
House job.
Press Secretary James C.
Hagerty answered the ADA
demand In the one word.
Nuts"
Mr.. Stanley, who addressed
the opening fall luncheon
meeting Of the District
League Of Republican Women
yesterday. said he had been
campaigning against ADA
since 1854. and ! am going 10
continue to do IT,"
The subject came into Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
By VIOLET FAULKNER

Here 1t is the recipe
I promised you for the
startling new way Of max
ing this years holiday fruit
cake.
The recipe doesn't call for
long hours Of baking that
the conventional fruit cake
needs. And no long mellow
ing.
The mixture is pressed into
foil-lined pans and chilled
for at least ~ hours. The
cake slices beautifully and Is
truly delicious.
It's Is simple as this: Two
layers Of honey spice Cor
white. yellow or devils food
cake mix baked according
to package directions are
crumbled into q large bowl.
Whole fruit AND nuts are
added. Then here's the
surprise frosting mix.
white and fluffy. blends cake
and fruit togetherl
Centerpieces for the tables
at the pre-holiday dinner
gwen by General Mills were
gay sugarplum trees made Of
cardboard and frosted with
white icing then decorated
with bon bon candies.
The trees were set on
musical cake plates that
played merry Christmas
tunes. A thought to tuck
away for the coming holidays.
And still another surprise
ct this dinner q preview
Of Betty Crocker's Cook Book
for Boys and Girls (Simon
and Schuster) that will re-
tail for only 800 and viii be
available in bookstores after
October Is.
This "child-tested" book is
jam-packed with delightful
recipes that will appeal to the
8 to l2-year-old set.
A panel Of eight girls and
four boys from Cranbury.
N. j. prepared the 100
recipes and decided on the
ones they felt should be in
Guided. Beautiful color shots.
easy to read copy" and the
simple style makes this book
an ideal Christmas gift for
the youngster who loves to
cook.
Mystery Fruit Cake
/ package Betty Croker
spice. yellow. white, or
devils food cake mix
( cups candied mixed fruit
two l-pound jarS
n cup each whole red and
green candied cherries
"a pound
IL cups seedless raisins "a
pound
! cup dates. cut UP (6la ounce
PACKAGE
~ cups pecan halves Il
pound
! package Betty Croker fluffy
white frosting mix
Make cake as directed on
package. Cool. Crumble cooled
cake into large bowl and add
rest Of ingredients.
Make fluffy white frosting
mix according to package
directions and add to fruit.
nuts. and cake mixture. Stir
with spoon or toss together
with hands until mixture is
damp and blended together.
PACK TIGHTLY into two
foil lined 8hx4l7 u inches
or two 0x5x3-inch loaf pans.
Pat down with buttered hands
until smooth. Cover cake with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08

shanley's New Jersey speech
when he said that several
lieutenants Of the Democratic
candidate. encumbent Gov
ernor Robert Meyner. were
ADA members.
The ADA influence has
been controlling the Demo-
cratic party" Mr.. STANLEY
said yesterday. 1T seems we
should ask the voters II they
want that type Of philosophy,
with controls. deficit finano-
ing and q weakening Of our
economic system.
Mr.. Stanley predicted that
Mr. Forbes would defeat Gov.
Meyner In New Jerseys Mo-
vember election, and also
predicted that the Repub-
licans would elect a majority
in Congress next year.
month ago ! didn't
think Forbes had a chance"
he said. Now. ] think he win
win"
A Republican Congress Is
important. Mr.. Stanley said.
because "the do-nothing e5th
Congress" supported Presi-
dent Eisenhower's program
only 81 per cent Of the time.
The White House secretary
stressed the Importance Of
unity among Republican
factions.
The Republican party has
70 learn TO sink or swim
together and we have to
learn 1t pretty fast. or we win
all hang separately" he de-
elared.
The greatest sales talk"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08

Mrs. John q. Lee. National
President Of the League Of
Women Voters. was the fea-
tircd guest At an aIl-meEn-
Der meeting Of the Alex
andria League held last night
ct the Beverley Hills Com
munity Church.
Mrs. Lee lead a panel dis
cussion on the effectiveness
OF the League in the past,
and the program for the
future.
Mrs. Lees home is in
Farmington, Conn.
She was elected president
in 1850, and reelected in
1852. 1854, and 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
Admiral Parker
Is Speaker

A luncheon was held re.
Gently at the Army-Navy
Country Club by the Wives
Group Of the Armed Forces
Special Weapons Project.
1t was the first Of a pro-
gram OF luncheons and ac-
Invites which are planned by
the newly organized Wives
Group. Rear Admiral Edward
N. Parker. USN. Chief. Armed
Forces Special Weapons Prof.
ect. was the guest speaker at
the first luncheon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08

Republicans have Is the
question Of alternatives, the
speaker continued.
I'm 1852 we got rid Of
Government by cronyisEn,
controls. deficits, bungIing
and my predecessor Connolly
Matthew ]. Connolly,
White House appointments
Secretary under President
Truman). who was convicted
six months ago for fixing q
tax case"
Republicans must have
the courage to step up and
use vital issues" like the
above. II they are TO be VIC
toriouS. he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08
Startling New Recipe
For Your Fruit Cake

foil and chill in refrigerator
at least ~ hours. Cake i'm
proves If stored longer. Cake
should be kept refrigerated.
Slice with sharp knife and
serve cold. Makes 6la-pound
fruitcake.
For smaller fruitcake: Fol-
low recipe above except. use
only l layer Of cake and half
Of fruit and nuts, and use
only half prepared frosting
mix in fruitcake. PACK
TIGHTLY into one foil-lined
sax 4hax3-inch loaf pan. Ice
remaining layer with rest Of
icing.
Sugarplum Tree
FIRST cut out tree. then
make frosting. frost tree and
shape candies. Place candies
on tree.
Tree: Cut q 24xl5-inch rec
tangle out Of lightweight
cardboard. Starting with
one corner. twist until 1t
forms a cone Is inches tall
and 10 inches wide at the
bottom. Fasten with scotch
tape Of paper clips. Trim
bottom evenly all around. Set
on large plate. tray or lazy
susan.
Frosting. One package Of
Betty Croker fluffy white
frosting mix. Follow direc-
tons on package. When
frosting stands in high peaks
divide frosting into halves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08

The Evening Group Of the
Washington Alumnae Ass0-
citation Of Kappa Delta win
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-08

bold It's fifst meeting II the
fan season today 81 s.is
pm. at the Sigma Mu chap
ter rooms. 2ll2 d street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
8 Senators Demand
U. S. Registration
Of Pension Plans

Three Senators today renewed
their demand for a law to COM
pei Federal registration Of en-
ploye welfare and pension plans
and reporting of their financial
operations.
Senators Douglas, Democrat of
Illinois; Ives. Republican of New
York, and Murray. Democrat of
Montana. offered a bill to re-
quire registration with the Sc
curities and Exchange Commits
sion Of all such plans covering
25 or more employees.
Annual reports concerning
contributions, benefits paid, ex-
penses. salaries and fees, reserves
and other matters would be re-
CURED on each plan covering 100
or more employees.
Senator Douglas said the bill
is substantially the same as one
introduced by the same sponsors
late in the last Congress. 1t is
the outgrowth. he added. OF a
two-year study by a Senate SUBJ
committee headed first by Sena-
tor Ives and then by himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
Exchange Of Doto
Urged by Folsom

Need for a wider exchange Of
information on programs Of the
Department Of Health, Educa-
ton and Welfare, as well as To-
cal cooperation with these
activities, was cited today by
HEW Secretary Folsom.
Mr.. Folsom said the real sue
cess Of department programs
will depend on cooperation at
the local level. especially by vol
untary groups. He cited an in
creased emphasis on basic prob
lens.
The secretary's speech was
read by his assistant, William
Gradison, jr.. to meeting at
the department sponsored by the
Social Legislation Information
Service, Inc, 1346 Connecticut
avenue NV.
Representatives OF 300 ma
tional voluntary organizations
concerned with education, health
and social welfare, participated.
The secretary was called out of
town to attend q funeral, Mr..
Gradison said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
Uti|ityChiefCa||s
Oil Price Raise
Initiation Peril

A Florida utility official said
today that If the oil industry
can make its recent price in
creaSes stick the action will
'have unlimited ,infiationary ef-
fects Nation wide"
McGregor Smith, chairman Of
the board of Florida Power e.
Light Co., testified before joint
Senate anti-monopoly interior
subcommittee which is inquiring
into recent oil price increases
and the operation of the emer-
gency oil-for-Europe program.
He expressed hope congress
sional inquiries would persuade
the oil industry to roll back
prizes.
Senator Smathers, Democrat
OF Florida. termed recent fuel
oil price increases the greatest
economic hurricane" Florida
has ever suffered. Mr.. Smith
said no natural hurricane had
caused as much damage in the
State as the price increases
would cost in a year.
Dependent on Fuel Oil
Senator Smathers and Sem
ator Holland. Democrat of Flor
ida. who also testified. said
Florida was affected more Seri-
ously perhaps than any other
State. Because of its distance
from coal and natural gas
sources. they said, most of the
States industry is dependent on
fuel oil.
Senator Kefauver, Democrat
Of Tennessee, commented in adj
vance of today's hearing that if
the voluntary program for in
creasing oil shipments to Europe
doesn't work better. Its going
to have to be made a Govern
ment program"
He voiced criticism of gaso-
line and oil price hikes and also
failure to attain the 100000
barrels-a-day goal set for ship
ments of crude oil to Europe I'M
der a Governments sanctioned
voluntary industry plan.
Witnesses Called
The subcommittee. starting a
third day of hearings called var
ious witnesses for testimony
about the effect of a recent 35-
cents-a- barrel boost in crude oil
prices on domestic utility costs
and rates.
Senator Kefauver's assertion
in an interview that the Gov
eminent might have to take
over the emergency oil program
was more strongly worded than
a somewhat similar statement
made by President Eisenhower at
his news conference yesterday.
Mr.. Eisenhower said Europe
must not be left fiat on its
back" for lack Of oil and he in
Dictated that unless the fiow is
stepped up. the Federal Gov
eminent may have to move in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
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Evening star., 1957-12-21
Youth Sentenced
In Church Breuk-in

A 17-year-old boy was sem
tenced yesterday under the
Youth Corrections Act on a
charge Of breaking into the St.
Francis DeSales Catholic
Church. 1000 block Of Rhode
Island avenue NE last August
a.
He is Norman E. Saunders
OF the 3l00 block of Mount
Pleasant street NV. The SEN
tence was imposed by Chief
Judge Bolitha j. Laws Of Dis
trict Court.
Under the section of the
Youth Corrections Act, on
which Saunders was sentenced,
the boy will be under Federal
supervision for six years. Under
the law. he must be released
from actual custody at the end
OF four years and could be
released at any time prior to
then.
The boy had pleaded guilty
to the single HOUSEKEEPING
charge. Charges that had ac-
cused the boy Of stealing a
total Of sic from the Church
poor box and also breaking
into the church a second time
were dismissed.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Formers to Spread
Hoo Sales in 1858
By the Assoclated Pres,

The Nations livestock farm
ers will do a better job next
year of spreading their mar
ketings of hogs over longer
periods than ever before.
Often in the past. heavy sup
plies have moved to markets in
short periods during the spring
and fall. This usually de-
pressed prices unduly at those
times.
An Agriculture Department
report yesterday showed that
10 per cent more sows will far
row during the December
February part of the 1858
spring season than in the like
period a year earlier. That
means that a larger portion of
the spring crop will move TO
market during the late sum-
mer and fall Of 1858 than in
the same period this year. .
Thus. a smaller portion will
go to market during the late
fall and early winter--periods
when prices usually dip to low
est levels of the year.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Arrest of Chuyez's
Son Is Disclosed

DENVER. Dec. 2l CR.-PolIce
Chief Walter F. johnson dis
closed yesterday that Dennis
Chavez. jr., whom he identified
as the 45-year-old son of
United States Senator Chavez,
Democrat Of New Mexico, was
arrested at the Municipal Air.
port Wednesday and charged
with disturbance. drunkenness
and interfering with an ofiicer
The charges were dismissed
Wednesday afternoon by Mu.
nicipal Court Judge William II.
Burnett. Gov. Steve McNichols
and his administrative assistant,
and brother. william McNich-
OILS, visited the police headquar-
ters building. but the police
chief said the charges had been
dropped and the hearing al
most completed before he
learned from the Governor
that the defendant was the
New Mexico Senator's son.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Case Against 5
Women Reopened

Five women accused of as
saulting a man who owed one
OF them $50 were called back
to Municipal Court yesterday.
after the charges originally
had been dropped.
The wome en- were freed
Wednesday by the United
States Attorneys ONCE. which
later announced 1t was reopen
ing the case after further in.
vestigation. They are accused
of taking William Z. Burwell.
2S. OF the 400 block Of Fifth
street Sc. for a ride Tuesday
afternoon and beating him.
Judge Almond w. Scott yes.
terday continued the case to
December 81 and set $500 bond
for each defendant. One of
the women. Mrs. Anne May
Cyrus, 3S. Of the 400 block of
M street NV. was freed on
$500 bond on q second charge
concealtng q dangerous weapon.
The other defendants are
Mrs. Erma Cash, 20. Of the
100 block Of Ninth street NV:
Mrs. Pearl Jones. SO. Of the 1900
block Of Fourth street NV;
Mrs. Lucille Harris. 40. Of the
500 block Of N street NV, and
Mrs. Lucybelle Switzer. IS. Of
the 400 block Of M street NV.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Attorney Fined
In Realty Deal

Arthur M. wagman.. wash
ington attorney was sentenced
yesterday to pay a 500 fine or
serve 10 days in Jail for acting
as a real-estate broker without
a license.
He was convicted by a jury
on December 4.
The sentence was levied by
Municipal Court Judge Austin
L. Fickling after he denied mo-
tions by the defendants attor-
ney for a mistrial and a new
trial. The corporation counseI's
office had charged that the de-
fendant acted as a real-estate
broker In the sale OF property
on August IL. 1855, in the 1900
block Of Kansas avenue NV.
The defense argued that Wag-
man was only acting as an at
torney for a client In the
matter.
Defense Attorney Josiah Ly-
man said the case will be
appealed.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Permit for First
Construction in
Area B Granted

District Licensing Director
Cabeil Gwathmey has cleared
the way for the first construc-
ton In the Southwest redevel-
opment area.
A building permit for an
eighth-story. 4O0-unit apart
ment building on Fourth street
between I and @ streets S.W,
has been approved. Mr.. Gwath-
mey said yesterday.
Nathaniel S. Keith, WASH
ington representative of the
New York builders planning the
apartment. said construction
is scheduled to get. under way
about mid-February.
Roger Stevens and James H.
Scheuer are undertaking the
project. which will cost about
IS million, according TO Mr.
Keith. Row houses are to be
built later in the same area,
which has been, designated
Area B by the District Redevel-
opment land Agency which
cleared the land for the new
housing.
Financing arrangements for
the apartment house were an
nounced earlier this week. The
structure is expected to be
completed in ~ to IS months,
once 1t gets under way. Mr.,
Keith said.
H street is being closed for
the new building.
Evening star., 1957-12-21

him for Christmas and this
experience brought it al
vividly to mind.
If We. Is adults. had even
. fraction Of the faith and
trust in God that these in
nocent children have in santa
Claus. there would never be
any need for armies or naSies
and we would need never ear
atom bombs. H-bombs OF
Sputniks.
The greatest man who &ef
set foot on this earth said
Who shall offend one Of these
little ones who believe in me
IL were better for him that I
mill stone were hanged abcui
his neck and that he wotId
drown in the depths Of the ska.
Il want to apologize to lne
children for not being Safts
Claus. but most of all I want
to thank them for renewing
my faith in God.
Thank you and Q Mefry
Christmas to you all"
Evening star., 1957-12-21
81 Million Seer,
SdvedonS School

The Montgomery County
Board Of Education last night
held its third meeting on the
school superintendent's pro-
posed capital budget Of SI3.S
million for fiscal 1859.
Board members at the meet
ing concentrated their atten-
ton on Supt. c. Taylor Whit
tiers secondary school requests.
He recommended the construc-
ton Of three new junior and
senior high schools at q cost
Of $7.l7l.324.
Two board members indi-
Gated up TO 81 million could
be trimmed from the secondary
school budget request by elimi-
mating the proposed West
Rockville Junior High School.
one Of the three recommended
projects.
Mrs. Rose c. Kramer and
Lathrop +. Smith said the
Junior high. costing SIT mil
lion. would be replaced In the
budget by . 100000 to 5000, 900
addition TO Carver High School,
doubling its capacity.
Last spring. the school
boards 1878 budget request
included q $27s.000 item for a
Carver addition. This was
dropped from the budget by
the county council.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Lost Boy Found Dead
With Doc ut His Side

FORT SCOTT. Kans.. Dec
2l @.--A S-year-old boy. hi
dog standing guard, was founc
dead yesterday. 10 hours after
he wandered away from hi;
farm home.
The youngster. Ralph Wag-
ner. had spent the night in
RAIN and S4-degree weather
DR.. l.. L. Cooper, coroner. said
death resulted from exposure
The dogs presence led search
ers to the body in q pasture,
Ralph was one Of nine chill
dren Of Mr.. and Mrs, William
c. Wagner.
Evening star., 1957-12-21
Burglars Ronsock
.Lotvion Legation

Burglars with a thirst ran
sacked the Latvian Legation
at 1925 Seventeenth street
NV. last night, police re-
ported.
Tenth precinct officers said
a cleaning woman found two
oftices in a shambles when she
arrived at 10 am. today. She
called the legation counselor,
DR.. Anatol Dinberes. who no.
titled police.
The thieves. who apparently
entered by smashing a pane Of
glass in a cellar window, tried
unsucceSsfully to break into q
safe by filing the handle, police
said.
Legation staff members are
taking inventory. but so far
they have found only one thing
misSing-five bottles of whisky.