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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07

Texas PineIonds Fire
Now Under Control

BASTROP, Tex. April 7 up.
-Firefighters labored today to
stamp out a few remaining
pockets of a blaze which black
ened about 1000 acres of scenic
pinelands in Bastrop State
Park.
We've got it whipped if the
wind doesn't change" Park
Manager G. NJ. Marbury said.
The fire broke out Saturday.
1t was controlled about noon
yesterday after burning within
100 feet of a six-room house
occupied by Mrs. Julia Kelley
and her son Carl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07
Air Force Reported Planning
Manned Satellite in SO

But the capsule-satellite, says
Aviation Week. is intended to
orbit the earth several times
with its passenger. then let
down for re-entry into the at
mosphere and landing.
Height of the orbit would
probably be about 200 miles,
with the path kept as close to
perfect circle as possible to
avoid the great swing -outs into
space which occur in the clip
tical patterns of unnamed
orbits launched up to now, the
magazine said.
A major reason for the ex-
pertinent. says Aviation Week,
would be ito determine whether
man can perform basic func-
tons for relatively extended
time periods under operational
conditions in actual out-of-
atmosphere environment" This
will include studies Of the prob
lem of weightlessness for mer
in space.
In addition to the man, the
capsule-satellite would carry
instruments including a tele-
vision camera and other scan.
ming devices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07

You ore cordially invited 10 be our
guest for on. Introductory Arthur
Mvrroy Dancing Lesson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07
Driver Blinded, Bus
Rolls Over, Killing a

BERLIN. April z (R.-A West
Berlin doubledecker bus crowded
with Easter celebrators ran of
the road and turned over late
last night, killing 4 persons and
injuring 80 others.
The driver, who was not hurt
told police the lights Of an ap-
preaching car blinded him ano
he lost control of the bus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07
Two Families Killed
As Train Hits Auto

SHERBROOKE, quebec
April 7 R.-Two families re-
turning from an Easter visit
to relatives were wiped out last
night when a train hit their
car. Seven Of the II dead were
children.
The .ictims were Mr.. and
Mrs. Eifodor Larose of Water.
loo, Quebec. and their five chill.
dren. and Mrs. and Mrs. j. C
Roy Of Joiette. Quebec. and
their two children Both fam
lilies were related.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07
Nv the Associated Press

The Air Force is reported
seeking approval for program
to send UP a manned capsule
satellite" before the end Of next
year.
The trade publication. Avi-
alton Week, said Gen. Curtis
E. LeMay, vice chief of staff
Of the Air Force. is trying to
get authorization for a $l70
million fund for Project Man
in Space" and that an official
order to start work is being
held back until funds are ap-
proved.
This project would be differ
ent from and in addition to the
Air Forces Kills project. The
Kills is a research rocket plane.
designed for a speed Of more
than $500 miles per hour and
an altitude of more than 100
miles. The Kills will probe UP
into the lower edge Of space on
short flights, returning imme-
diately to earth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07

too excited over winning or
losing propaganda battles.
In a radio-TV interview
(NBC-Meet the Press Mr..
Allen said last night the
United States has been forced
into a unique role of leadership
where it must expect criticism
whatever it does.
The Soviet announcement
drew from Eric Johnston the
statement that generous sup
port Of the United States for
eign aid program is all the more
important.
Mr.. Johnston is chairman Of
the Committee for Interna-
tional Economic Growth. pri-
vate organization seeking to
stimulate support for Presi-
dent Eisenhower's $50 billion
foreign aid program.
He said 1t would be foolish
to give the Soviet Union a new
propaganda advantage" by not
supporting foreign aid. S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07

would be required to operate
the sound controls.
Still another objection was
that a Senator might discover
too late, that he had forgotten
to shut of a microphone on his
desk and that his private chit
chat with a colleague was blair
ing forth publicly.
On the other side, supporters
of installing a public address
system say it would make II
possible for Senator's them
selves and the press and the
public in the galleries to fol-
low the debates better.
They say that the acoustics
in the chamber are poor and
that a number Of Senator's fire.
quently do not speak loudly
enough TO be heard.
Some said they had received
many complaints from visitors
that they had been unable to
hear Senate debates.
The use Of a loudspeaker sys-
tenn. in their view. would put
the Senate in step with the
practice in other public forums.
They said the expense would
not be great and would be more
than justified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07
6 Lost in Crash
OfU.S. SeupIune

IWAKUNI. Japan, April 7 (P).
Navy vessels continued a
search today for six missing
men who were aboard a United
States seaplane that crashed.
burned and sank yesterday 3
miles offshore.
A Japanese cargo boat pickles
up two bodies and three of the
II crew members soon after
the crash. Search for the other
six is being conducted by. the
salvage vessel Safeguard. two
aircraft rescue boats and three
other crafts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07

Ill future tests" after COM
pleting those scheduled in the
Pacific this spring.
ALREADY there are in stock
piles of both of our nations
enough bombs to destroy most
Of life as we know it on the
Globe" Senator Kefauver said.
Other nations are certain to
Join the race to build hydrogen
bombs land sooner or later. un-
less the race is stopped someone
will drop the bomb" he said.
adding:
"In the eyes of the world the
Soviet has gained q great prop
Aganda victory by its decision
to stop thermometer tests. In
their view the Soviet Union
not the United States-took
the first long step toward
hating the plunge toward
destruction.
Meanwhile George v. Allen,
United States Information
Agency directsf. : said We
American people must grow
up psycholngic aily". and not get
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07

OluJlOu ldSJ uOnCn Gaining IOr
Senate Rules Committee asked
each Of the SO Senator's for his
opinion.
So far, committee aids said
today. replies have been re-
ceived from about two-thirds
of the Senators. OF these. Is
were against the idea and Is
were for it. The others took
no definite stand. some saying
they wanted to know more de-
tails before making up their
minds.
In the House, with its 435
members. a loudspeaker system
has been in use for several
years. The Senate has con-
sistently avoided installing the
equipment, although when the
Senate chamber was remodeled
in 1949-51 electrical conduitS
and outlets were installed for
use in case a public address
system was ever approved.
While the Senatorial replies
to the poll have not been made
public, an informal summary
of the opposing arguments was
made available to a reporter.
Those who oppose the idea
say it would detract from the
dignity and decorum of the
Senate and mar the traditional
atmosphere and appearance OF
the chamber. Some suggested
that it mieht add to confusion,
because of mechanical difficult
ties in shutting microphones on
and of.
Others raised questions about
the cost of the equipment and
the number of employees that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07
Scrap Yield

DETROIT. - An average
strapped automobile yields
$500 pounds of iron and steel,
20 pounds of aluminium and so
pounds of brass. copper and
other disable metals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07
End to NucIeor ests
Urged by Kefouver
BY the Associated Press

Senator Kefauver Democrat of Tennessee said yesterday
the United States lost the respect of much of the world
letting Russia be first to would end nucear bomb
tests.
He urged report prepared for Tennessee eevision
stations that the United States Eve too will suspend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07
Senators Split in Poll
On | oudspeoker Setup
By the Associated Press

Senators are sharply divided whether they should
break with tradition and install public address system
the Senate Chamber.
Senator Wiley. Republican Of Wisconsin introduced
oution last month calling for loudspeaker system
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03
G@N WHAT'S
= COOKING

Founder MarindrG Rice
Buttered Beets Spinach Salad
ButterScotch Pecan Sundde
Founder Marinara
package frozen founder "a teaspoon sugar
nlets / teaspoon oreEano
tablespoons salad oil " teaspoon basil foptonaN
Y cup chopped celery tablespoons chopped
VI teaspoon garlic salt parsley
"a teaspoon salt No. az can tomatoes
" teaspoon cayenne
Let flets thaw on refrigerator shelf at tenn
peratre Heat oil in large frying Add celery and cook
until tender Add remaining ingredients Except fish, and
cook low heat until liquid reduced and mixture
slightly thick about 80 minutes Separate ets and place
in another large frying pan Add water Cover pan
and let cook about minutes until sh flakes easily.
Serve with sauce and hot rice. -Four servings. 49, ).
SATURDAY
Spaghetti With MeGtbGHS =
Cucumber Grapefruit Salad Toasted French Bread :
Date Torte go
Cucumber Grapefruit Salad .. 80.
i envelope unfavored tablespoon vinegar
gelatin ! cup canned diced,
tablespoon sugar drained grapefruit !.
"a teaspoon salt sections
/ d-pound) grapefruit cup diced cucumber
sections
Mix together gelatin and salt Drain sirup from
grapefruit sections and add water to make IA liquid.
Heat and add to geatn-sugar MIXTURE stir until dissolved
Add vinegar. Chill to unbeaten white consistency Fold
in grapefruit sections and diced cucumber Turn into mold
and chill until firm. Unmod salad greens and serve
with salad dressing. Makes six servings Approximately
10 calores per serving without dressing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03

Liver in tempting woy. !
WEDNESDAY
Ltuer Patties flashed Bropn Potatoes
Broled Tomatoes Broccoli $50.
Canned PlunS Cookies ....s
Liver Patties
! pound liver tablespoons minced n
" cup soft bread crumbs pepper
" cup tomato catSup tablespoon minced onion
" cup finely grated " teaspoon salt
American cheese Dash pepper
/ egg slightly beaten slices bacon
Heat to 400 degrees Cook liver in boiling, sailed
water until pink color disappears drain Finely grind liver
combine with bread crumbs and next ingredients Shape
into pattes wrap each with strip Of bacon. fasten with
toothpck Place rack in baking Bake 30 minutes
or until done, turning once. Six servings. GN.
THURSDAY -
Beet SteW With Vegetables Crusty Rolls
Mred Green Salad Lemon Butternik Pie
Lemon Buttermlk Pie ts
/ envelope unfavored "a cup lemon Juice
gelatin Il teaspoon grated lemon
u cup sugar rind
teaspoon salt - u cup sugar
eggs. separated 9-nch baked graham
/ cup buttermilk cracker crlmb crust
Mix together gelatin n cup sugar and salt in top Of
add to gelatin mixture Cook boiling water stirring
minutes Remove from heat cool Stir in lemon Juice and
rnd Chill until mixture mounds lightly when dropped from
Beat egg whites until stiff but not dry Gradually
add and beat until stiff Fold into gelatin
mixture. Turn into pie SHE'LL chill until nrm. BY wi"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03
Lamb is king Of the Easter tobIe.

lomb is king of the Eoster toble.
SUNDAY
Spiced Tomato Juice
Roast Leg OF Lamb Mint Sauce
Ordnge-Coconut Gdrnish Brotoned Potatoes
Buttered Carrots and Peas Tossed Salad
Strawberry Shortc1ke Coffee
Leg Of Lamb
Place leg Of lamb rack in open roasting pan with
the skin side down Cook in slow oven 1900 degreesl for
roasting and do add water you meat thermom
eer insert into the roast that the bulb not resting
degrees for medium lamb 1870 degrees for well DONE
make the garnsh cut into thin slices leave r
Place shredded coconut in the form Of Easter nests o Top
each slice Broil long enough to brown coconu Fill
nests with coored Easter candies. 80 i
81 MONDAY sG
- Delmonico Steaks Baked Potatoes KS.
CauHfo,Der Green Beans E 4
Rhubdrb- Pineapple Dessert Tea
Rhubarb- Pineapple Dessert
~ cups fresh rhubarb " teaspoon salt
~ cups fresh pineapple tablespoons butter
"a cup granulated sugar " cup graham crackers
Wash and cut rhubarb in w. Inch pieces Remove rind.
and from pineapple and dice Sprinkle with lemon
juice. Combine fruits cornstarch granulated Gin
and salt Arrange in 0x6-inch baking dish. Cream
butter. Add flour and brown mix well Stir IN graham
crackers Sprinkle fruits Bake in preheated oven $50
degrees minutes fruits tender. Serve with
cream If desired -Four servings.
Leftover Lamb Potato Strips With Cheese
Asparagus Buttered Corn
Fudge CupcGkeS
Potato Strips With Cheese
cups raw potato o strips rips 1 I teaspoon SAT-
y cup mix y cup thinly shaved cheese
tablespoon butter / tablespoon chopped
margarine parsley
milk them Dot with butter and sprinkle with salt
pepper and bake in hot 425 degrees for
40 minutes or until potatoes are tender Sprinkle with
cheese and parsley and bake covered for minutes more
Four servings.
Evening star., 1958-05-14
Aircraft Labor
Peace Gains

Los ANGELES, May Il R,.
Tentative agreements prom
ised peace in five big areas Of
the Nations aircraft industry
today.
on other fronts. talks are
continuing on two major con-
tracts. and strikes are under
way at two factories.
strikebound are Convair's
Pomona Calf. plant. and
Lockheed's Marietta (Ga) IA
cility.
Continuing are talks between
the international Association
Of Machinists and Lockheed
missile plants in Van Nuys
Palo Alto and Sunnyvale, Calf,
and between the lam and
Douglas on contracts for plants
at Santa Monica and FL Seq
undo, Calf.
Latest agreemen was
reached last night when lam
workers at Convair's Fort
Worth CTex) plant voted 10
Evening star., 1958-05-14
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. =" A-45
WEDNESDAY,. lsgIess

accept a company offer. A
strike would have started at
midnight II they had rejected
II.
Agreements were reached
earlier between the lam and
the United Auto Workers with
Lockheed. North American and
convair al San Diego. Calf,
and Douglas at Long Beach,
Calf. Tulsa. Okla. and Char
lotte. N. c.
The strike against convair al
Pomona was called when IAN
negotiators baked at seniority
provisions In the company offer,
Other union negotiators
agreed on the Douglas offer
which was about the same as
that reached In other settle
ments.
Basis for the tentative agree
Evening star., 1958-05-14

l. Nape: (a) North African
ape; (b) surface of a rug; Co
back Of the neck.
2. Magma: (a) homesick-
ness; (b) sleeping sickness of
live stock (c) oblivion to care.
8. Nomism: (a) hatred of
ones mother; (b) negative az
titude: (c) ethical conduct
based on moral law.
4. Mike. (a) ten-dollar bill;
(b) fiat refusal; (c) female
water sprite.
S. Nomad: (a) entirely sane
tb) wanderer: (cl not angrv
6. Nimbus: (a) halo; (b)
quick Jump upwards; (c) Greek
god of sport.
7, Nocturnal: (al happening
at night; (b) black as pitch;
Co making a knocking noise.
8. Nomenclature: (a) Hall OF
Fame; (b) disappearing ones
betters; (c) system of names.
9. Nonplus: (a) short pants
for golf; (b) battle; Co veto.
10. Nostalgia: (a) earache
Evening star., 1958-05-14
WORDS, WIT AND WISDOM
KERRY DRAKE
BUZ SAWYER
DAVID CRANE
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Let's try your wits with a
test made UP of ten interesting
words all starting with the
letter IN" You are to try
to determine which of the
lettered words or phrases is
closest in meaning to the num-
bered words which lead of.
Check answers against the key
at the bottom. Ten correct is
excellent; seven is fair.
Evening star., 1958-05-14

(b) remembrance of things
past; (c) eternal happiness.
Answers
1-C (NAYP): 2-B (nuh-
GAH-nuh); &C (NOH-miSm) /;
4-C (NIX-ee); 5-B (NOH-
mad; ga (NIM-bus); IA
(nok- k-TUR-naD; &C (NOH-
men-klay-cher); 9-B mon
PLUS; lob (nos-TAL-juh).
released by The Bell syndicate)
Evening star., 1958-05-14

ments is a 2 10 ii-eent wage
increase which puts the ie-
cent cost-of-living figure into
the basic wage scale. The range
for factory workers has been
si.7s to s2.sl.
The strike at the Lockheed
plant In Georgia developed over
working conditions. union
spokesmer there said.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-22

tt s r4sA -tfs $ftN es--r- Rse prison escape ever made by plane. The Columbia thriller stars sing CT Johnny Desmond in his first motion picture dramatic role.
 This is one of a double feature billing, the second one being The Tijuana Story" This is the story ofsa crusading editors fight to smash the syndicate which has moved in on his town. It features Rodolfo Acosta, James Darren, Robert McQueeney, Jean Willes and newspaperman Paul Coates.
 THURSDAY and FRIDAY
 You Can't Run Away From It" is the title of the Thanksgiving Day special movie, which stars June Allyson and Jack Lennon.
 This is the return of the hilari- ous Tt Happened One Night" of
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-22
TO-DAY

No Time To Be Young is the self-explanatory title ofsthe movie of the group of young people too old to be teen-agers and too young to be adults. Their trials and Illustrations are pictured on the screen by Robert Vaughn, Roger Smith, Tom Putnam, Doro- thy Green. Merry finders and Kathy Nolan.
 SUNDAY and MONDAY
 Rod Steiger. Sarita Montiel, Bri- an Keith and Ralph Meeker star Sn the TechnicoIor production of
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-22

Run of the Arrow This is a strange, exciting saga of the John- ny Reb who turned Sioux to wage a one-man- war against the Yan- kees, and is based on an ex-Con- federafe soldiers determination to keep on fighting the United States by becoming a Sioux In dian.
 The picture reveals the shock ing side of frontier warfare be- tween redskins and the US. Army outpost garrisons a hundred years ago.
 TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
 Escape from San Quentin, 7" Columbia Pictures drama of an incredible escape from Cali fornia's ''escape-proof" rrison is based on true story of the first
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-22

1883. made into a comedy-musi- cal. All the cherished comedy se- quences of the highly successful
 earlier play are back in this one, plus added attractions of Techni-
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-22
KODIAK MIRROR

.sfSs:FHtF:t. .s!te.1.s.t color, CinensaScope, song and dance. ~ " Fast and Furious" is the Warn CT Bros. Technicolor riot that rounds out the holiday fare.