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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-31

vec prva podvodna telefonsk
DoduSe vec SUI cd 1927. 60
dine ljudi mogli voditi tele-
fonske razgovore preko At
lantika, ali samo preko radio
telefonije, koja je cesto bila
podlozna atmosferskim smet-
MAMA prekidima.
Oval historijski pothvat O.
stvaren je uskom suradnjom
strucnjaka triju zemalja -
U.S.A., Velike Britanije i Ka-
made. Ma obje strane Atlant-
skog oceana pojedinci raznih
profesija, predstavljajuci raz-
ne organizacije ustanove, u
sko su saradjivali sve cd
1862. godine da bi konacno
m ogli postaviti oval kabel.
Inzenjeri, strucnjaci "a tele-
foniju poceli SUI izradjivati
konacne planove "a oval pro-
jekt - koji je stajao AZ mi
lijuna dolara - TEX nakon
sto Sc nova vista podvodnog
kabela, koji je postavljen IL
medju Floride i Kube, po-
kazala odlitna. U toku wise
cd dvadeset g o d in a, struc-
njaci "a komunikacije upor-
no SUI izucavali tehniku, apa-
rate i material da bi do kraj-
nih granica smanjili opasno-
sti polaganja, rada i odrzava-
MIA telefonskih kablova koji
Sc polazu u dubine oceana.
Specificni problem koji Sc
morao rijesiti bilo je stvara-
ME podvodnog amplifikatora
iii pojacavaca - elektricne
sprave koja pojacava glasov-
ne signale kad sc oni uslijed
prolaska kroz dugacak kabel
p pocnu gubiti. Postavljanje
amplifikatora duz kopnenog
kabela relativno ne predstav-
liza prob e m, ali dvostruki
podvodni kabel ispod Allan
tika, dug $500 kilometara,
zahtijevao je amplifikatore,
koji &c biti savitljivi a u isto
vrijeme da mogu proci kroz
sprave pomocu kojih Sc S bro
dova k a b e polaze u more.
Amplifikator m ora izdrzati
pritisak cd najmanje 5000
kilograma po kvadratnoj Incl
i funkcionirati bez popravaka
barem 20 godina. Laborato-
riji americkog poduzeca BELL
Telephone" usavrsili su ia
kav amplifikator. Po jedna O.
vakva sprava, koja je duga
oko 2.5 metra, postavljena je
duz kabela ma svaka 81 kilo-
metra.
Posto k a b e Ii koji su po-
stavljeni Il sjeverno-atlant-
skom sistemu, sluze samo "a
slanje signala u jednom prav-
Gu, bilo je potrebno postaviti
diva kabela, da bi sc omogu-
clio normalan telefonski raz-
govor. Kablovi leze ma dnu
oceana udaljeni jedan cd dru-
goga oko 30 kilometra. Ma
rocito Sc pazilo da Sc izbjeg-
nu ponori koji sc mjestimic-
no javljaju ma dnu oceana.
Pravac kojim ide kabel, IL
bjegava postojece telegrafske
kabele i ribarske oblasti.
Oval su grandiozni pot
hvat izveli: Americka direk-
CHA telefona i telegrafa, Bri-
tanska direkcija posta j Ka-
nadske kompanije Canadian
Overseas Telecommunication"
i Telegraph Co. of Canada.
Podvodni dio sistema proteze
sc $500 kilometara cd Cla-
renvilla ma New Foundlandu
do Obana u skotskoj. Move
trunk" linije IL Obana spa
iaju sistem sa centralama u
Londonu. Direktne veze pre-
ko L Londona spajaju New
vorL . Do v.;1oyo Rrroyo Rvr1.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-31
P0k0U HRVATA | MUSLIMANA U F00
Payle ID. OstOvic

Srpske emigrantske novine jos danas cd vremena
vreme probijaju svijeu usi kako Hrva pokla hrva
ske Srbe ali suite kako cetnc Srbi kali Hrvate
obiju vera, katoike musmane, narcotic musimane.
kad priznau, da Cetnci kali Hrvate onda tvrde
kako je to bla "odmazda biva osveta polane Srbe
On su toboze tolko plemeniti bagorodni da njednom
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-31

lIluSAuIldlu kJOlI0PoC. oo
su oni, koji su bill veci cd
vojnickog karabina poklani.
Ali ljudi su ubijani svuda: i
po kucama, dvoristu utica
ma. Kasnije je dosao red ma
zene i ma djecu.
- Pa ko je to ucinio? -
pitao sam.
Vecinom mjestani i srbi-
janski cetnici.
Cetnici su unisli bez borbe
i otpora u Focu i napustili je
bez borbe otpora. Kad je
dosla nasa brigada i kalino-
vicki odred, srbijanski Get
nici i desetak mjestana su
pobjegli, ostali su ostali i nj
Sta i'm Sc nije dogodilo. Etc
"a sest mjeseci naslo sc me-
dju muslimanima dvan a e t
ljudi, koji su prihvatili poziv,
da saradjuju S ustaskim VIA
stima, a "a osam sati su sko-
70 svi Srbi postal cetnici |
poceli da kolju sve cd reda,
ne birajuci i ne praveci raz-
liku, ko je kriv, a ko nije.
I nije Sc naslo dvanaest cd
sestnaest hiljada Srba, da u
zme u zastitu bar jednog mu-
slimana iii njegovu obitelj
imovinu cd osam hiljada po-
klanih muslimana u focan-
skom srezu. To je ljaga, ko-
ju niko nece moci izbrisati sa
lica mojih srpskih sugradja-
ma. To je zlocin kome nema
premca. Nekoliko godina
pred drugi svjetski rat osno-
vano je cetnicko udruzenje.
Clanovi su dobili puske, po-
nekad paradirali u srbijan-
skim uniformama, a ponekad
i prijetili. Ia sedan mjeseci
vlasti Drzave Hrvatske cd
tridesetosam hiljada musli-
mana il fo6anskog sreza u
staski rezim nije uspio mo.
bilizirati vise Cd dvanaest
ljudi u ustase. To zbog toga
sto Sc operiralo sa protusrp-
skim parolama. 1 to su bill u
glavnom odbaceni clement
proletarijat, koji nikako nije
mogao predstavljati musli-
name. Ia sedan mjeseci ma
teritoriji Foce izvrseno je 20
30 hapsenja; mozda su svi tt
bill streljani. Min su spro-
veil u Sarajevo. To je ia
zvalo ogorcenje u redovima
muslimana. Znam, da su mno-
81 ugledni ljudi intervenirali,
da iii Sc oslobodi. Nj jedan
ugledni gradjanin Foce nije
nicim o d o brio ustaske po-
stupke. U Foci niko nije bio
streljan, niko opljackan, nj
kom Sc nije izvrsila premeta-
Omer beg cengic, koji je
iskljucen IL kadetske skole
(za vrijeme Austrije, opaska
P.D.O.) radi srpstva, dobro-
voljac, uhvacen je i zaklan
ma pragu kuce. Nisu mu po-
mogla odlikovanja, nj ME-
gova zagrijanost "a srpstvo,
jer je bio musliman. Sa-
lih efendija Hasic je bio pred
sjednik opcine, Veliko-Srbin
zaklan je zajedno 5 bra
tom. (Sutradan su Adj
Zulfikarpasic, Ferid cengic
Lola Ribar posli u musliman-
sko selo Curevo ma pregovore
= pa sad pisac nastavlja).
Nakon jos deset mi
nuta jahanja, sa brijega su
mas upozorili, da stanemo. ..
Naprijed nismo smjeli 8 O.
ruzjem. Posto smo i'm
rekli, da smo dosli ma pre-
govore, dozvolili su da
bez pratioca j oruzja unidje-
mo u selo. Rekao sam i'm
nase misljenje. Ustao je je-
dan visok, kostunjav, sred-
njih godina seljak, da nam
odgovori.
Brace! - Citav kotar
je poklan. Necete naei nijed-
nog muslimanskog sela, koje
nije popaljeno, ljudi pobijeni,
zene osramocene, djeca po-
klana. A bez ikakva razloga.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-31

. glaVe, da nJe Dllo usIaSkln
progona hrvatskih Srba. Ali
u lazi su kratke noge, pa l.
stina izbije ma svjetlo dana
prize, iii kasnije.
U Muslimanskoj Bibli O.
teci, knjiga broj 4, Godisnjak
1857, koju izdaje u B &c u
vrijedni professor, Hrvat, mu-
sliman, DR.. Ismail Balic, OBJ
javljen je ma strani A 3D.
lomak il uspomena g. Adila
Zulfikarpasica pod naslovom
''Put u Focu" 25-og januara
1912. godine. Adil Zulfikar-
paste po rodu je cengie. Je-
dan cd cengica, Zulfikar, po-
stao je pasom, Zulfikarpasa,
a po MENU Sc njegovi potom-
ci prozvase Zulfikarpasici. Pc
zenskoj lozi gosp. Adil je IL
ravan potomak opje v ano g
Smailage Cengica, komu je
hrvatski pjesnik i ban, Ivan
Mazuranic, u svom spjevu
"Smrt Smailage Cengica' u
cinio veliku nepravdu prika-
zavsi ga kao siledziju, iako
je Smailaga bio ma daleko i
siroko poznat kao plemenit /
covjekoljubiv gospodar. Kad
su Nijemci i Talijani porobili
Jugoslaviju, Adil Zulfikarpa-
Sic pristupio je odmah parti-
zanima IL idealistickih po-
riva. Poslije rata, pobjegao
je il Jugoslavije. Sad zivi u
Fribourg-u u svicarskoj, gdje
zajedno Rev. DR.. Jesih-om
izdaje informativni Bulletin
"Hrvatski Dom" (P. o. Box
43, Fribourg 5, Switzerland)
Il gore spomenutog odlomka
uspomena vadimo owe odlom-
Ike, gdje je potresno prikaza-
no sto Sc zbilo u Foci. Evo
i'll. Adil Zulfikarpasic pise:
"Srce mi je zakucalo cd u
zbudjenja, kad sam cuo, da
jos danas putujem u Focu, u
Vrhovni Stab. Tamo sam po-
ivan cd Tita. Foca je moi
rodni kraj. Tu je moja maj
ka tn su mole cetiri sestre.
Tu je zivio i moi brat; prize
nekoliko dana sam QUO, da su
ga zaklali cetnici. IL ma
Sc kuce niko nije bio u u
stasama, pa niti u hrvatskoj
vojsci. Putem nam je do
lazio u susret neki seljak. vi
djelo Sc po nosnji, da je Sr-
bin.
- Sta je bilo ovim svije-
tom, cica?
- Kojim svijetom? = pra-
VIC sc start newest.
- Il Poljica i Draca, IL o.
viii kuca, pokazao sam mu
rukom ma zgarista.
A sa Turcima? - kao
dosjetio Sc on. - Satrli iii,
brate, i sjeme i'm satrli. Pu-
nj su i'll potoci, to &c u pro-
ljece, ako i'll zvijeri dotle ne
pojedu, da smrdi. Jos cemo
kakvu bolest navuci. Kazao
sam ia vojvodi Klaricu: "Is-
kopajte~ jane, pa zatrpajte; !;
nacerajte, neka sami sebi ja-
me kopaju!" A on meni
kaze: "Nemamo vremena, CO.
&c, jer partizani mogu svaki
cas-, da bahnu. Dolaze cd Je-
Srbi su bill unutar parti-
zanstva u 1941 u ogromnoj
vecini. Mrznja prema ustasa-
ma prenijela Sc je ma sve ka-
tolike i muslimane. Partija, a
nj mi s njom, nismo ucinili
mnogo, da Sc to izmijeni. .
Ma Miljevini smo naisli ma
strasnu sliku. Kod jednog po-
toka preko kojeg smo morali
projahati, stajala je hrpa po-
klanih zena, staraca i die
ce. 30. Snijeg, koji Sc je to-
pio, bio je crvenkast siv cd
krvi trulezi. Jasuci da-
lie prema Foci svugdje smo
nailazili ma spaljena sela. .
Stanovnici, koji nisu ma vrije-
me izbjegli, pobijeni su po-
klani. S one strane Drine
sablasno sc prostirala nekad
lijepa sarena Foca. Mjesto
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-07-31

mi, hoces Ii doci, da budem
sretna. Dodji u mjesecu sve-
canosti. Vjecni ii zivot dali
bozi "a meme j radi meme.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11

tary manslaughter for the kill
ing October 3 Of a Korean boy
at Kumchon.
Gen. Decker said an investi-
CATION had showed that Bailey
exceeded his authority in the
use Of his gun and the soldier
sis now being brought to trial. "
The Army's previous announce
ment that Bailey had been
charged said this meant only
that he was being investigated,
not that he was scheduled for
trial.
The Air Force announced to-
day that 1t had started q pre-
trial investigation Of charges
against two American airmen
who shot and seriously wound
ed two Korean girls September
is.
The Air Force said the air.
men. Carroll B. Taylor OF Gin
Icinnati. Ohio. and Edward
Young Of Chic. Ohio. discov-
cred a group Of Koreans in a
prohibited area on Kunsan Air
Base. After firing in the air
and ordering the Koreans to
halt. they shot into the group
and wounded Kim Yong vi, 10.
and Kang Kun Sun. IL, the an
nouncement said.
Miss Kim is still on the criti-
cal list at an Army hospital.
The Air Force has charged the
two airmen with assault with
Ia dangerous weapon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
lloyd RulesOuI
Neutral Role
For Britain

BRIGHTON. England. Oct
II (R.-Foreign Secretary Sell
wyn Lloyd today rejected Labor
Party demands that Britain act
as q third force" intermediary
between the United States and
Russia.
Mr.. Lloyd told the annual
conference Of the governing
Conservative Party that I'VE
cannot be neutral" In the strug-
gle between the human values
as the Communists see them
and our Western systems
whatever their imperfections.''
Neutrality is unthinkable, y
he declared.
1T would be playing into the
hands Of the Communists to let
1t be thought that In this con-
fiict we were casting ourselves
for the role Of q neutral"
Dupliclty Laid TO Reds
The Foreign secretary
charged that world revolution
is still the Kremlin's funda-
mental policy. He accused the
Soviet regime Of duplicity in
submitting United Nations res
olutions calling for noninterfer-
ence in the affairs Of other ma
tons while at the same time
trying to subvert other gov
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11

and criticized the Korean ma
tional police for not taking
stronger action.
Three Koreans have been
shot and killed this month in
what Gen. Decker called q re
cent unfortunate rash of kill
ings." They touched of the
most severe criticism Of Amer
lean troops yet heard here.
Foreign Minister Cho Chung
Whan protested informally to
the State Department. The
National Assemhly's Foreign
Affairs Committee today de-
manded the recall Of You Chan
Yang. the Ambassador to
Washington. because he re-
portedly had said one Of the
killings was IAN isolated acci-
dent that could happen any
where-even In the United
States"
Several UncaIled For
Gen. Decker said in an inter-
view, I'VE have had several Cin-
cidents) that were uncaned for :.
Because they came in a group
they have built up pressure"
But the general said that
theft Of military equipment by
Koreans could prove disastrous
IN the event Of a Communist
attack. He estimated that Is
million gallons of gasoline had
been stolen this year from
Army pipelines. for example.
Koreans who steal are sabo-
taging their own security and
their own nation" Gen. Decker
declared.
He criticized Korean national
police officials in the strategic
truce line area where the United
States LIST Corps is stationed.
There has been no indica-
ton that national police ]
have taken any positive action
to discourage this thievery or
apprehend the culprits." Gen.
Decker said. adding. There has
not been a single arrest"
Gen. Decker said he met with
his generals last Sunday to ex-
press again his concern over the
killings. He said some guards
were young and inexperienced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11

will alone deter the Soviet
Union from sprawling its way
across Europe"
1T Is in the interests of the
free world. that we. as well as
the United States. possess this
deterrent" he asserted. 1T Is
a dreadful weapon. We dislike
1t as much as anyone else. It
is true that it has the adyan-
tage for this country that it
equates the small island with
the large continent-that the
latter can be. as easily de-
stroyed as the former"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11

but asserted 1t was unfair to
hold them solely to blame for
performing what they consid-
cred their duty in stopping
stealing.
More than 50 million worth
Of United States property has
been stolen since January. 1856.
The losses are currently aver
aging SOS. 900 monthly. Korea
has at least a million and per-
haps 3 million unemployed in
q population Of 20 million.
Nevertheless. Gen. Decker has
told his commanders: Il have
told you how concerned l
am over these incidents. A.. !
am not telling you how to stop
them. I'm simply telling you
TO do It,"
One American soldier. Spe-
cialist sc Raymond L. Bailey
Of Brownsburg. Ind. was
charged Monday with involun-
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lernments. particularly In the
Middle East.
Too often, Mr.. Lloyd said,
Soviet policy has appeared TO
be Communist Imperialism
horse Of strange parentage, by
Karl Marx out Of Catherine the
Oreat-the expansionist ideas
Of the old Russian imperialism
combined with the missionary
zeal Of international commu-
nism."
Because direct military at
tack now Is q risky business.
Mr.. Lloyd continued, the APP
proved Kremlin pattern lis TO
infiltrate. 10 subvert. to en-
courage revolt against author
ity. to install a pro-Soviet re-
gime. The end is full-fiedged
Soviet domination and q pup
pet government"
Arab Arms Cause Tension
The foreign secretary said
the delivery Of Russian arms
to Arab nations has been the
biggest cause for worldwide
anxiety and tension during the
last year or two. Without nam
ing Egypt or Syria. he went
on:
Certain Of the Arab states
have had to mortgage their
economic resources to pay for
these arms and probably have
done permanent damage TO
their economies ;.
what is more, leading So
Wet representatives are quoted
as saying that no government
in the Middle East can survive
II 1t maintains friendly rela-
tons with the West"
Mr.. Lloyd said the Tory gov
eminent believes that Western
possession Of nuclear weapons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
Christi0n Scientists
Slate Lecture ToniohR

Clair Rauthe Of London will
speak on Christian Science:
The Revelation Of Scientific
Spiritual Healing" at 8 O'Clock
tonight in Fourth Church OF
Christ, Scientist. 3505 Six
tenth street NV.
Mrs. Rauthe, a member OF
the Christian Science Board OF
Lectureship. is making an ex-
tensive lecture tour of the
United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
General Acknowledges
Troops Erred in Korea

SEOUL Oct II t9-Unted States Gen. George H. Decker
the United Nations commander in Korea today acknowledged
that his soldiers have used force than
in trying Korean thefts Of supplies and equipment
by Koreans.
But he warned Korean hefs may be sabotagng security
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
LOST

ANTIQUE GOLD PIN. with diamonds
ard rubies: lost IN vic. OF National
Theater and Mayhower Hotel. gem
srous reward. Please call MA s-l545
between and or WO. 6-642O.- ewes
BRACELET. gold, lost near New York
0022. s. reward
BROWN ENv. cont. / mans ring, /
lady's ring and lady's watch. Reward
CAT. large. orange, altered male: fond
ward FE. s.is5s. " s-ls4o "
DOG. brown cocker, wearing fiea col
DUFFY reward. AP. 7-225i'
Barney: Va tass. ss4i7: VIC Belle
Hsven area: reward. Ii. 6-2427 or
30 S-75ll.
DOG. Boston terrier. male. black and
TniteG VICINITY OF Hillcrest Heights.
DOG. German Shepherd. Ice. male.
Falls Church: reward. IL i-0iS3
DOG, Welsh terrier, like small aire-
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MASS ave. ne: family pet; reward
Return TO Christ Child settlement
House or call EN- 3-5452.
DOG mixed breed, short hair, black
10 Duke JU. b-liHs.
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answers 70 Nike. reward. XII
DOGS, black and tan and 1 Fedbone
hound Charles County. Nd vic. Of
Benvill, Oct 4 collar No. AGO. reward
Ii 6-3I53
EYEGLASSES. IN Clarendon Optical
60 case; vic lOth-l2th sts NV;
reward ia. 2-566l.
MALTESE DOGS, male, j female, q
and 10 lbs. long white hair black
noses. last seen Oct II on Bell sta
ton I'd. Glenn Dale. Nd. Reward
for information leading 10 their re-
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PUPPY, beagle, last seen mr., AMMAN
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very Upset Reward for any lnfor
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SETTER, red male. yrs. old; friendly.
named Pats chain collar vic Fort
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-5607 after 0 pm
WRIST WATCH. mans, sold, Longine.
leather strap vic Munsey Bldg or
IN cab Monday october z; reward.
NE. S-bO20, MR.. ALFRIEND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
FOUND

DOG, large. brown, female. Call
ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE, NO. 4.
PUPPY, black-tan, beagle type vic.
Oct. 10. CT. 8-5lg4
RING, suitland High School, Girls,
lgO1a vic Pine Ia. mr.. Aorningside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11

DOG, brown cocker wearing fiea col
duffy: reward AP. 7-2271
Evening star., 1957-04-25

as California green peas. tender
green onions, crisp red radishes,
new green cabbage. and fresh
sweet corn from Florida.
Pep up winter weary salads
with the bright green leaves of
new spinach mixed with lettuce
or served alone with crumbled
bits Of bacon, chopped hard
cooked egg. and rings OF sweet
onion dressed with oil and wine
vinegar.
Kale. too. is another good
value along with packaged salad
mix and cole slaw mix IL you're
looking for time-sayers.
Home grown rhubarb is here
for tart sauces. pies, and cob
blers. Florida grapefruit and
oranges. navel oranges from
Evening star., 1957-04-25

California, bananas and straw
berries are recommended.
Bakers Week
A salute this week to a group
Of men who run the ''little shop
down the street." They're the
retail bakers in our midst who
have freed the busy homemaker
from the task of baking pies,
tempting cakes, cookies. spicy
coffee cakes, and oven-fresh
rolls and breads.
Like so many Of the advan-
tages of modern living we're
inclined to take for granted
what these men do for us f.
the hours they save that can be
channeled into other activities.
BY keeping their baking stand
ards high, their products
nourishing and taste-tempting,
these unsung men deserve spe-
cial recognition and what
better time than now . Ma
tional Retail Bakers Week.
v. r.
Evening star., 1957-04-25
Berry Pie

cups corn makes
u cup butter or margarine
2 tablespoons sugar
/ quart fresh strawberries
2 tablespoons sugar
! cup whipping cream
Crush corn flakes: blend butt
ter and 2 tablespoons sugar. Stir
in crumbs; mix well. Press
evenly annd firmly around sides
and bottom of 9-inch pie pan.
Chill. Wash berries and hull:
add sugar and arrange in crumb
crust. Whip cream until stiff:
sweeten to taste. Pile on top Of
Strawberries. Serve at once.
Evening star., 1957-04-25
< THE MARKET
tx & z BASKET

This is the week to indulge your taste for lamb.
Beef has dominated the meat counters for 50 many
consecutive weeks, it's pleasant change to lamb
out in front.
Shoulder lamb roastS leg of lamb, breast shoulder
or rib chops are the big feature One local food chain
Evening star., 1957-04-25

Is again onering q lamp freezer
package which consists of either
a whole or half lamb cut to your
liking. The whole lambs weigh
between 80 and SO pounds.
Ground lamb is mighty good
eating. too, and there's q recipe
for an herbed lamb loaf in our
whats Cooking column this
week. It's Arm yet moist and
Juicy, slices well either hot or
cold. While you're at it, why
not make two. Tuck one loaf
into your freezer for another
days enjoyment. 1t will take
about twice as long to bake
from its frozen state.
II you like, the lamb loaf may
be baked in q ring mold. the
center filled with hot buttered
asparagus.
In case your family is small,
q whole leg Of lamb may seem
like q large order. Choose hall
a leg. or have the sirloin Of a
whole leg cut into steaks to be
broiled or braised for another
meal.
You can't keep beef completely
out Of the picture. Specials for
the week are chuck roast. rib
roast. boneless beef roast and
rib steaks. For quick and easy
Swiss steak see Saturdays menu
in whats Cooking"
Veal is also in the news with
roast veal. chops and outlets the
favored buys. If you decide on a
veal roast for Sunday. we've in
cluded q recipe for using the
leftovers in Mondays menu. A
can Of condensed cream OF
chicken soup substitutes for a
sauce and pares preparation
time.
0n8u AZ
II the warm weather Of the
past week doesn't spell spring.
the arrival of Potomac shad
does.
Buck shad, roe shad and shad
fillets are being featured at local
food chains for the week end. It
costs more but order your shad
boned, it's well worth the extra
price to have all those hundreds
Of bones t700 they claim re-
moved. Croakers. too, are carry
ing attractive prices for the
thrifty shopper.
Vegetable Arrivals
At vegetable counters shoppers
will find more evidence Of spring
In the abundance of such items
Evening star., 1957-04-25
Shad's In

Vegetable Arrivals
At vegetable counters shoppers
will find more evidence Of spring
in the abundance of such items
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TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

colder tonight. fair and rather
cold tomorrow.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Winds diminishing
somewhat today. with some rain
possible this morning. Visibil-
ity fair.
Road Conditions
West--District OF Columbia TO Penn
sylyania Turnpike wet. Pennsylvania
TuTnbike wet with IS miles OF light
fog around Lehigh Valley. Ohio Turn.
pike. vet today. snow covered and
icy this evening and tomorrow
U s 30 West 10 Ohio, wet with
widely scattered icy spots
U S 50 West TO Ohio, wet with
widely scattered icy spots
SOUTH s TO Richmond icy
Shirley highway ~ 8. 5O). vet.
Richmond south wet
District OK Columbia To Chsrlottes-
vile wet
North and East District Of colum.
bis 70 Delaware Memorial Bridge. vet.
New Jersey Turnpike, wet with pos
sible sncN tOn.ght
New England Wct
District OF Columbia 10 Harrisburg,
pa vet