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The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19
VEGETABLE BARBECUE
SALAD

l package lemon-flavored gela-
tin
IA teaspoon salt
! Z cups hot water
can tomato sauce
Ia tablespoons vinegar
Dash Of celery salt
cup mixed cooked corn and
green pepper
METHOD: Dissolve gelatin and
salt in HOT water. Add rest Of
seasonings. Blend. Chill until
slightly thickened. Then fold in
vegetables. Pour into individual
molds. Chill until firm. Serve
on crisp salad greens. Makes 4
to 6 servings.
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19

hopper many years Six planes travelling 40 miles
hour spray parts counties the battle against the
hOppers.
Another Nebraska went out of existence last week
with the death 58yearod Smith Of Craig He had
operated Craig Relatives of the deceased editor
the newspaper would make issues until further
announcement"
Because enough money carry Red Cross
Swimming program North Bend the North Bend Women Club
donated $3.50 week to provide the needed funds SO That the
go Children from Leigh, clarkson, Howes, Lin
wood Bluff and Schuyler participate in the
program, related the Schuyler Sun.
Religion parade that extended sOidly for
blocks opened the Pawnee City Centennial last week The parade
by hundreds witnesses gabed the costumes Of the
early settlers
The parade included beautiful floats
Sunday the county, along with other entries all
sentng long since gone by The Centennial VIII continue
at regular intervals The Republican
devoted than half Of its front page to pictures Of the floats
and costumes.
The Lyons Mrorsun week that the of
Lyons levy 13 for next City taxes there
next year which 82s mills less than five
years ago Considering the initiation the costs Of all operations
the reduction is regarded as unusual
The Ord Quiz headned drop school population in last
newspaper Ord win have 81 fewer children next
than past year. the newspaper stated The
school population attributed to several large families which
replaced the Quiz stated by
married couples which do not have children.
Quiz also stated that Broken Bow is reporting drop in
The there shows drop Of 287 pupils
bout 2Os enrolment This the second
consecutive year schools have shown
said the Quiz
Loup show loss Of but pupils accord
ing to the
new bridge the Ekhorn Scribner has been
given sign the state highway commission reports the
Scrbner Ruser The bridge win be built upstream from
the existing bridge
Burt County announced plans sell its 20oacre poor
which located the bottom land just north Of
Tekamah The farm regarded Of Burt counys top
oldster before days Of Security other assistance
programs Langley family lives the place this
time
persons paid admission July 4th TO rodeo
Bridgeport reported Newslade the largest attend
Merrill County rodeo. stated the
paper.
chadron who oyerstay their parking parking
meter going pay heavier fine in the future Here
tofore they l0c Starting today July 18th,
overpaTkcrz must pay 25c fine
They s better off than in Blair where pay
silooi
The Seward County wheat crop $500 averaged
per and worth s27soooo estimated the Seward
County independent aast week
Storage water Lake Mcconaagy stands where II did
years peak The unusual thing about Il that the peak
year In midJuy whereas In 1855 In early
April before the normal irrigation had started.
believed that le water In storage may reach an alfme
record high b. Fall
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19
Reeves Scores
African Law

NEW YORK, N. Y.-Dr. Rich.
ard Ambrose Reeves, Anglican
Bishop Of johannesburg, said here
there would be open conflict be-
tween Church and State IN South
Africa if the government enforces
a recently-enacted law which
bars Negroes from attending wor-
ship services in white eommuni-
ties
He warned that if the Minister
of Native Affairs uses his author
ity to keep Africans away from
white churches" the Anglican
and other Churches will tell the
people to disobey the law and
then stand by them to the end.
Dr. Reeves, an outspoken foe oi
the South African governments
apartheid (segregation) policy, was
here for a seven-week speaking
tour. The tour is sponsored by
the American Church Union, an
Episcopal group, and the South
Africa Defense Fund.
The bishop heads the Treason
Trials Defense Committee which
is seeking more than S40O. 900 for
the legal defense and family sup
port of 156 persons accused by the
South African government of high
treason because they resisted the
official apartheid policy.
Funds for this purpose are be-
ing collected in the U. S. by the
South Africa Defense Fund.
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19
News From Around Nebraska

farmer Crete Is raising test plot Of variety
this year The pictured standing beside Of
which have grown feet tall The Crete in which
the picture printed that believed the variety
win produce three Of straw and yield Of about 100
bushels per
Meanwhile farmers in the Lexington have up with
something else An inspection has just been held At
plot has sprayed with weedeadicatng chemical
well that being raised at
Lexington which has been cultivated ALL yet the ground
remains Of alfalfa inspected by
group how weeds had been eradieaed from the alfalfa
The the called slmann The
County Herald pictured adjoining the field which
had been treated and another which had
~Chemical Farming" Is going the around 0glaa
too only the chemical there combating gnxshoppe instead
q weeds
During this week aplanea have been flying range
country spraying the waving with hopper poison
have contracted the spraying 10000 acrcs Keith Com
b related Last week. 70 stop what termed tbs as
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19

There are 5,4O0 windows of
heat absorbing plate glass In
the spectacular United Nations
building n New York.
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19
FRUIT AND COTTAGE CHEESE
S0UFFLE SALAD

l package lemon-flavored gela-
tin
Il teaspoon salt
l cup hot water
Va cup cold water
TABLESPOON lemon juice or
vinegar
IA cup mayonnaise
Dash Of pepper
"a cup drained diced grapefruit
sections
"a cup drained diced orange sec
tions
y cup cottage cheese
"a cup shredded carrots
4 cup chopped walnuts
METHOD: Dissolve gelatin and
salt In HOT WATER. Add cold
water. lemon juice, mayonnaise,
and pepper. Blend well with egg
beater. Pur into refrigerator
freezing tray.
Quick-chill in freezing unit
(without changing control) IS TO-
20 minutes. or until firm about /
inch from edge but soft in cen
ter. Pour mixture into bowl and
whip with egg beater until fluffy.
Fold in fruit cheese, carrots,
and walnuts. Pour into 1-quarti
mold or individual molds. Chill
until firm in refrigerator (not
freezing unit 80 TO so minutes.
Unmold on crisp greens. Serve
with additional mayonnaise, III
desired. Makes 5 to 6 servings.
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19
RR FISH CAR


Many years ago the the Ne
braska Game Commission used q
railroad "fish" car to transport
fish throughout the state for
stocking. In 1896 this car ira
geled 10.066 miles.
o
Persons in their 30's and 40's
can begin now to forestall the
onset of heart trouble through
annual check-ups and by consult
ing a doctor between times If any
doubts arise, says Nebraska
Heart Association.
The Nebraska Heart Associa.
ton points out many persons are
fooled by temporary rises In
their blood pressure, assuming
this means a high blood pressure
condition.
Mental strain Is worse for high
blood pressure patients than
physical exertion, cautions Ne
braska Heart Association.
o
Early diagnosis of high blood
pressure conditions Is vital be-
cause many of the new drugs
work best ONLY in the early
stages, warns Nebraska Heart As
sociation.
o.
What is normal blood pressure
varies from person to person
says Nebraska Heart Association
because It is the strength of
your arteries not the degree of
pressure. that really counts.
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19
# You Really Wont To Cut The
Nofionol Budget

As you know the Executive Department of our Government has
asked Congress for authority to spend s72 billion during the next
fiscal This money of from pockets
yours and mine. There is no other place to get it
The word billion is hard grasp is
difficult fully comprehend perhaps
ter visualize the S2 billion that taxpayers may
maybe at it better by making comparisons like
Considerably less than 72 billion seconds have passed
since the birth of Christ
IT, we took thousand dollar bills and stacked them in
stacks top of the other, would
teen piles the height Of the Empire State Building
the p billion
sH. Nd these thousand dollar bills end
b end aloAs ground they would 6718 miles,
enough to reach from back with
enough left over to go almost to Chicago.
Visualize total production of every farm every plan
tahon livestock and feedot all the fruits
the vegetables. the nuts-everything produced by
agricultural industries in entire year. s72
lion we could buy buhel every pound, every gal
Ion and, what's more, buy twice
This the Department our Govern
nlent proposes to spend in And for what?
Granted that expenses huge pub
Lie debt cannot be avoided But careful examination of
get great many the proposed expenditures
including those for National Defense not only but
downright ridiculous
family budget were alocaed and spent as loosely and
freely the Washington PROPOSE
expenditure that member of the family
would be looked spendth disowned
community
Yet this precisely Department our
Government is threatening to doand with our funds If We as
citizens of representatives Washington
gaity the sound business judgment the handling of fin
that individuals practice ourselves speak
and We to take just little tme-righ
to let Senator and Representative feel it.
their vote that viii decide how much will be spent for what
It without saying that financial stability and economic
health far far important the Of country than
they the of individual And this country like
families belong responsibility
try or family it our financial future that Is at stake
No else is going to foot the bill
And think BILL might helpful
II keep these facts in mind:
From the 1892 when the first session of the first
Congress convened to 1850 the Government collected
$406 billion in
1850 through 1885, collected $4sS
billion in taxes.
In other words the Government collected during just
the past years $27 billion collected
during the previous 153 years.
only takes &c postcard to write representatives In
Washington and they would like hear from you today.
Here is the way you should address them:
Honorable
House Office Building
Washington, D. c.
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19

Almost 10 per cent of the Rus
sian population is illiterate, COM
pared TO AZ per cent in the u. S.
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19

The u. S. Governmeni Printing
Office "a che worlds largest
printer and the worlds largest
publisher.
Take care Of the pounies--aEd
the pounds wdii take care d Ynsr
heirs and their lawyers
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19
GELATIN SALADS GO
A PICNICKING

Whether its a patio picnic OF a
backyard barbecue, you're sure
to find a cool and tempting gela-
tin salad among the taste treats.
Fruit-flavored gelatin is especial
ly popular for souffIe salads,
fruit and vegetable molds, and
the tangy barbecue salad-all
excellent companions for ham
burgers and hot dogs.
Here then, are three simmer
ing gelatin salads to please the
whole family-one for each in.
dividual taste: CUCUMBER GEL
ERY SALAD, VEGETABLE BAR
BEcUE SALAD, and FRUIT
AND COTTAGE CHEESE soUF-
rT Z cATAn
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19
CUCUMBER CELERY
SOUFFLE SALAD

package lime-flavored gelatin
u teaspoon salt
l cup hot water
"a cup cold water
Ia tablespoons vinegar
Va cup mayonnaise
Dash of pepper
x cup drained finely diced GU
eumber
x cup finely diced celery
/ tablespoon finely chopped
onion
METHOD: Dissolve gelatin and
salt in HOT water. Add cold
water, vinegar, mayonnaise and
pepper. Blend well with egg
beater. Pour into refrigerator
freezing tray.
Quick-chill in freezing unit
without changing control) Is to
20 minutes, or until firm about l
inch from edge but soft in center.
Pour mixture into bowl and whip
with egg beater until fluffy.
Fold in vegetables. Pour into
1-quart mold or individual molds.
Chill until firm in refrigerator
CNoT freezing unit 80 to As
minutes. Unmold and garnish
with salad greens. Serve with
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19

Half Of aIl hospital bedh.
10000 Of them. are oceuplad b
mental patients
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19

There's a white man In the
United States who can't 60 homel
Lamar Weaver. 20 year old
white lay preacher explains in
August EBONY why he cannot
come out Of hiding and 90 to his
home in Georgia. lie states: Il
began to see that the Negro IN the
South was Disseminated against.
lie does not have a chance in the
South. ! wanted 10 help him"
Fer this. he lost his home, wife
and baby.
Although he Is still in hiding,
August EBoN. reveals the whole
story Of TIE WHITE NAN WHO
CAN'T GO HOME.
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19
Select NAACP
Committee ar
Convention

DETROIT, June 30.-A seven
man nominating committee to
name candidates for the Board of
Directors Of the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement Of Col
ored People was chosen at the As
sociation's 48th annual convention
which closed here today. -Four Of
the committee members we're
elected by the convention dele
gates and three by the Board.
The committee will name 16
candidates TO run for the Board
for three-year terms beginning
next year. Other candidates may
be nominated by petition. The
names Of all candidates will be
submitted to the branches in
referendum.
Board members serving on the
committee are Judge Carl John
son, president OF the Kansas City,
Mo, NAACP branch; DR.. J. Leoni-
das Leach of Flint, Mich, presi-
dent of the Michigan State NA-
ACP, and Kelly Alexander OF
Charlotte, N. C., president Of the
North Carolina State kAACP. Tho
convention named Rev. Maurice
Dawkins, president of the Los An
geles branch; and Roy Garvin Of
Washington, d. c.
The delegates also elected a
committee on conference proce-
dure composed Of Mrs. Anne J.
AIdrich. Great Neck, n. X, Miss
L. Pearl Mitchell. Cleveland. and
Miss Evelyn Roberts. St. Louis.
The Omaha guide., 1957-07-19

Mental straia is worse Tor high
blood pressure patients than
physical exertion, cautions Ne
braska Heart Association.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
High Court Rulings
Raped by Morris

NEWARK, N j., July 81 (H1.
Robert Morris, Senate Inter-
nal Security Subcommittee
counsel, said tonight the Wat
kinS decision represents an eff
fort by the United States SUI
preme Court to move into an
area that is legislative in ma
ture.
UNLESS the Congress does
something to assert it's power
against this aggressive activity
on the part of the Supreme
Court. then I fear very greatly
for the internal security func-
tions. not only of the Congress
but also of the FBI and the Sc
curity agencies of the Govern
ment; Mr.. Morris said in a
filmed television program.
In the Watkins decision, the
court threw out a contempt of
Congress- conviction Of John T.
Watkins. a Rock Island (rl.)
union organizer. who had re-
fused to answer certain ques-
ton by the House Un-American
Activities Committee.
Mr.. Morris was also critical
of another Supreme Court de-
cision which gave defense
counsel the right TO inspect
some FBI files.
This ruling. said Mr.. Morris,
has almost destroyed the eff
fectiveness of the FBI. 1t goes
contrary to the precedence Of
common law and in a way it
is offensive to the trial judge.
that he should not have the
discretion TO decide whether
or not certain records should
be made available to the de-
Tense council.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28


findings will be important in
such undertakings as planning
for location of new synagogues,
education and charity pro-
grams.
Mr.. Franck said that Jewish
leaders had previously esti-
mated the area Jewish popula-
ton at no higher than 10000.
He said the reported figure
places the areas Jewish COM
munity among the IL largest in
the Nation.
Montgomery Leads
The largest concentration of
Jews. the report stated, is in
Montgomery County-25. 500, or
els per cent of the number in
the entire area.
Second largest numerical
group is located in Washing
ton proper-specifically in the
Northwest section east of Rock
Greek Park. This figure is 49,
200, or 27.4 per cent.
The suburban population of
Jews is about equal to that OF
the District itself, according to
the report.
Other Details
Other details unearthed by
the survey:
There are more males thar
females. except in the North
west Washington section, More
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28
U. S. Highway Planning
Hit by Scoring Costs

he reported extraordinary
progress" in the launching OF
the program enacted into law
in June, 1856. He made no men,
ton of the cost difficulties then
State Portion Is High
The new program calls for
States to spend IS billion and
for Federal expenditures of SOS
billion on a 41,000-mile inter-
state system from 1857 to 1868
1t also provides for an increase
in funds for other Federal-aio
highways for the next three
years.
AS most car owners know BY
now, financing is by higher
Federal taxes on gasoline, desc
fuel. tires. trucks. buses. truck.
trailerS, a new tax on retreaC
rubber and a new special tas
on vehicles weighing over 26..
600 pounds. These became ef.
fective July /, 1855. They may
be due for increases to NEE
higher costs.
The National Highway User.
Conference reports that States
are making varying progress il
getting started.
One year after the program
got under way "a States adver,
tised for contracts and obligated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-28

all their funds set aside for fis-
cal 1857 and part of the funds
earmarked for 1858. For the
United States, a total of IA per
cent Of fiscal 1858 funds has
been advertised for contract.
The total of funds obligated
as Of June 80 was Sl.729. 670. GAG.
The Federal share amounts to
$l.383.ll3.286.
The Conference says $780,
276,l47 was obligated for preli-
minary engineering and right
of-way acquisition authorized
while construction contracts a.
vertised totaled 1897 1874. 799
This covered a total of 1875
miles.
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President Estimated
To Be Worth Million

money" since gaining posses
sion Of it. While he was supreme
commander Of NATO in Paris
France. in 1851 and 1852. his
investments were handled via
power Of attorney held by Cliff
ford Roberts. an old golfing
crony Of the Augusta National
Golf Club. who is q partner in
Reynolds & Co.. New York City
investment house.
Sold Oil Well Interest
Before the trust company
took over his accounts, Mr.. Eli
Senhower did make one other
move to free himself of any
financial-political involvement
He sold his interest in an oil
well.
Those familiar with his A.
nances say some of the money
in the Eisenhower investment
stack was contributed by
Mamie.
Her father, the late John S
Doud, was prosperous and the
Douds had given Mamie some
money over the years. She
probably will inherit some more
money from her mother. Mrs
Eliveta Doud.
The best guess is that the
Eisenhower income these days
is about $175.000 a year. This
is made up of the President
$3.50 900 : a year compensation
from the Government and the
remainder in income from in
vestments. CThe President
salary is 100000 a year, plus
$50, 1000 for eXpenSes.)
Put $25O,OOO in Farm
The Eisenhowers have put
more than $3.50, 900 in the Get
tysburg farm. about $160.OOC
for land and buildings and an
other 100000 undermining the
big house.
Costs on the modernization
were run up by the Presidents
insistence that the job be done
with union labor. He could have
cut the price third by using
non-union labor available in
the Gettysburg area.
|. AS of today. the farm land is
leased to George E. Allen. the
jolly, rotund friend of three
presidents" Roosevelt. Truman
and Eisenhower.
Mr.. Allen used to pay Mr..
Eisenhower $3.50 a month rent,
but no cash is involved. Instead
Mr.. Allen boards the Presidents
herd Of prize, gift cattle in lieu
of rent.
Some people think it slight
ly unfair to Mr.. Eisenhower 70
include the value of his farm
in his total worth.
Salary Savings Unlikely
The reason, they say. is that
it probably never will be sold,
but will be turned into some
kind of historical shrine after
the Eisenhowers pass on. Still,
an accountant would certainly
list the farms book value as
part of Mr.. Eisenhower's assets.
1t is doubtful that the Presi-
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dent has saved money out of
his Government salary.
For one thing, the farm has
been a source of continuing
expense. For another, his be-
quests to charity. almost all
anonymous. have been siz-
able. For a third reason, he
has entertained widely out Of
his own pocket.
II think the situation is this"
said a friend. Ike probably has
about broken even on his salary
and has used some of his in
vestment income ON the farm"
For years as an Army COM
manader, Mr.. Eisenhower car
ried no money on his person.
A military aide paid all Incl
dentals and settled with the
general several times a year.
Now. however, the PreSi-
dent carries bills in his wallet
and small change in his poe
ket. He does his own tipping
of golf course caddies, gives
small sums to his grandchil-
dren and pays of when he
loses at bridge and golf.
His betting is substantial by
some standards, but not high
for a wealthy man. Besides,
he wins as often as he loses.
Prudent. but not tight" is
the description of three men
who have watched him handle
money over the years.
Affiuence Relatively New
Afiluence is a relatively new
thing for the Eisenhowers, who
for years lived on his small
Army officer pay. plus a little
extra contributed now and then
by the Douds.
His future is assured. His in
vestment income will guaran-
tee him a comfortable retire
ment.
BY resigning from the Army,
he has deprived himself Of the
so, 943 a year-plus the serv-
ice of staff of aides-which
is given to five-star generals
and admirals.
No one doubts. however, that
/ If the bottom fell out of Mr..
Eisenhower's finances via a de-
preston after he left the White
House, Congress would restore
the flve-star retirement pay 10
him.
Tom OrrOw: Presidential
"fringe benefits" have in
creased.
Copyright, 1857