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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11

New. different and extra good.
SUNDAY
Leg OF Lamb Mint Sauce
TomGto-cucumbsr Salad
Pumpkin Chiffon Pie iced Co6ee
Pumpkin Chiffon Pie
envelope unhavored n cup water
gelatin pint vanilla ice
q cup brown sugar. packed cup canned pumpkin
" teaspoon salt Baked 9-inch pie shell
" teaspoon cinnamon Toasted haved almonds
Combine gelatin brown sugar. salt and spices in
pan; add water. Heat to boiling stirring Remove from
heat stir ice into hot mixture by spoonfus Add
pumpkin mixing until smooth. Chill until filling mounds
slightly into pastry shell; sprinkle with almonds.
desired. Chill until firm. One 9-inch pie
MONDAY
Veal Ste,O Noodles
Zucchint, Spanish Style Corn-on-cob
Baked Pears
Zucchini. Spanish style
V cup minced onion 5 cups sliced zucchini
"a cup minced green pepper (about ~ pounds)
Y cup chopped parsley Y cup water
teaspoon salt tablespoons French
u teaspoon pepper dressing
Wash zucchni well and cut in 1-inch slices Melt
butter in skillet Add onion green pepper and parsley
squash and French dressing Cover simmer for rs minutes
or until squash is tender. Serves four to six.
TUESDAY
Cold Sliced Lamb Baked PLAT
SGuteed Eggplant Green Beans
Apple Crisp
y stick butter cup uncooked long
Glove garlic, minced grain rice
cups bouillon Salt, if needed
Saute rice and garlic in the butter until pale yellow
INTO sGo cup @ cover s ah SO DaEe
and bake is minutes more until liquid is absorbed and
the rice is tender. -Four servings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11
Aids in bier

Meat is one Of the main
contributors Of high quality
protein. What is the function
Of protein in the diet? It helps
to build and repair the body as
well as helping the body to
resist disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11
Sesame Magic

A sesame stufing in which
rye bread is featured makes a
wonderful combination with
pork tenderloin or fresh Boston
butt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11

There's hidden dividend in these mullins
WEDNESDAY
Fried Chicken Legs Rtced Potatoes
Crazy Lima Beans Sliced Tomatoes
Bluebery MuflnS Chocolate Pudding
Burberry Mullins
cup sifted all-purpose l cup fresh blueberres
-four tablespoons sugar
tablespoons sugar / egg
212 teaspoons baking powder " cup milk
"a teaspoon salt u cup salad oil or
q cup instant whole melted shortening
wheat cereal
Heat oven to 400 degrees Grease muffin pans. sift
together -FOUR tablespoons baking powder and salt
Mix in instant whole wheat cereal Add rest of sugar
hueberTes Toss lightly Beat together egg milk and salad
OIL Add to dry ingredients all at Stir only until most
flour mostened Gently stir sugared berries into the
batter Fill muffin 70 full Sprinkle tops lightly with
sugar. Bake 20 to 80 minutes, until golden brown.
Makes IL mullins.
THURSDAY
Rib Steaks flashed Brot7n Potatoes
Buttered BeetS Spinach Salad
Peaches With Ice Cream Whip Coffee
Peaches With Ice Cream Whip
Slice fresh peaches into sherbet glasses Empty pint
vanilla ice cream into a bowl. Whip it UP with a fork
until Is SOFT but not and at the time stir
tablespoons marmaade strawberry JAM Serve
over peaches. Serves three to four. by "VL"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11
veuI Stew Purtner

When serving veal stew,
either dumplings or rice balls
make excellent escorts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
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washer has ; wash temperatures,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

Enjoy brilliant hi-fi performance OF
budget price! With three powerful
speakers and 6-wott ompIifier. Four
speed internix record changer with
duoI stylus pickup and voriobIe boss
and treble controls. Fruitwood finish.
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buy for Sl4 monthly
fiHeIudss Ssrries charger

This is TV enjoyment OF its best Motorolo's
Il series console " gives you mirror shorp
pictures OF budget price! Controlled worm-
up. picture. pilot and sionoI moster tuner
means better viewing for you. soundup de-
sign means better listening With new power
M chassis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

Yho moDe'vbro" autumn" ood@0
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Evening star., 1958-07-11
AUTOMoHILEs FoR sALE


PLYMOUTH "a 4-doof sedan;
eauin, with auto. trans, heater
runs Ike : dream, Pun price, 1895.
can handle with 84b down.
ROYAL MOTORS. INC.
400 ca. ave, IA, 0-2oO0-eno4
PLYMOUTH '0S Bolvedere VS. con-
Fertlhle. striking 2-tone red and
black. new top. practically new
Wv. tires. radio, heater, automatic
transmission. A l-oWncr car which
reflects ne flnest q care. safety
tested and guaranteed, A regular
DISC couAT PRICE. si.2ss
OLMSTEAD Olds
2oo0 wilson Blvd, Arl. "a. 7-sf0O
pLYMoUTH So 4-dr. Custom subs
urban station wagon. Beautiful
gray fnish. ~ ,305.
CAVE FORD
ASIA Elm 81 Bsthesda. Nd
OF. 0-e200 Oh 6-S10e
PLYMOUTH s56 suburban station
wagon; 7 and h.. beaut. all-ereen
nnlsh, Pull price. sssSi can handle
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
Ia100 Ca. Ave IA. e-2900-290a
Evening star., 1958-07-11
AuE0M0aILIs FOR sALE
nILLllAN 8. 80. g. g; q, I

ma lnfaN ~ eong.: excel. eond Z
oynen lov milsasei ss2b' co.
HUDSON "a Jetilnsf ''e'' 4-ar.
esfan. auta. tranas r. and h.il
lcoEs, rune end drives lika new:
ISkPLkN d CRAWFORD
40. cs1ooi op.s A,i i1s,ir s.s l-0sOOI
Igpses s!,,' Ag ssssn sSsa:s sSS9snasi.. &
tihentsi apife. Loeds q room and
comfort, owner. Honett low mile
aae. Sank terms and trade, See
NJ; Nersress, CALI CARL INC
HUDSON l5l Hornet; Z. and b..
sESSa slSs sass. rs. n: 99I.:Os4s. 0'S 'n-
dan: foif power, radio. and heater.
w...w. Must es. seen % be ap-I
ROYAL CHRYSLER
1901 n. i, Ave. WA 7-1000
fNpERIAL 1887 convertible: white
with black TOP: loaded with extras;
neu-caF cQndltionI way below mar
ket at $500.
Suburban Cadillac Olds
BEa BaaAPsbbxx aARsbx. Ep. EHpcrrlAo oc! ECO Zoo
ihfPERIAL 80 4-door sedan: radio,
hsassr porcsn, orcsn,a,,inns5s. ssssini si.ann: noess os
oTneT vnn bank.rate t.''tsaa terms: SS5b.
WHEELER. INC, CHRYeLER CITY
IcHRYeTEfs- -PL LYiNoUTH-flapERlAL
asdo aysdHFNHihseS6SNNsshIN FwNHihseS6SNsIN SMALfEl S.Ml IN. S.fdSo ns
IMPERIAL '5s Crown l-deoF sedan;
house ear. beautiful white finish.
lfuily power equipped torauenite
push button drive, touch-tune radio
and rear speaker, custom air heater.
fiightsweep deck, sure-gElp diner-
entail, rear window oeIoeeet. e9lteH t
shaded wlndshlsld. toEsioIi-air ride
dual headlignts pnaersoa.sns; sssr ri.s' ~
6ank-rsts terms, special sale price
SVg2isshF1FLRR NC. cHRYsLER CITY
lCHRYHIER-PLYMOUTH-lMPERIAL
.scS ESERtNoossHssIEs EwRtIsNcossIs SVAlIEHx SSM nH $3.50 asSSo
iNPERIAL 's7 4-aoori full poye,r,
/ 2 and a.. x.-w. tires; beautiful p
tone blue: SS,105.
ROYAL CHRYSLERs g.
IMPERIAL '53 4-door sedan; radic.
heater power Dns,a,.,onsS sssssinsi si,.n poose oee
6nss BRAKES ssrrpaes aasssgneIsltGnso terms $3.50 "s
lWHEfLFR. INC, CHRYsLER CITY
CHRYsLER-PLYMOUTH-IMPERIAL
WHEELMOBILE QUALITY CARS
4S0O WISCONSIN NV, EN-. 2-1O20
IMPERIAL '54 4-dooF sedan: full
power, =. and b., Wv. tiresi one
owner car; low mIseage; $500:
ROYAL CHRYSLER
1901 r. I. Ave. WA. 10000
IMPERIAL 1888 haFdtop coupe;
equipped with full power and cleo
tfic accessories: absolutely new-car
condition; only $4,39b.
Suburban Cadillac-Ol
BETHESDA. ND. OIL. 6-770O
JAdUAR '58 "a liter sedan: auto
matte: black with red; $500 mi.
S3.795. Also sis, '52s. '54s Sc
dams and rdsteTs. JACK PRY. 18th
and NJ NV.
JAGUAR '57 XK-l40 NC coupe;
white body, red leather uphol-
stery. $500. 10. s-656a or RE.
6-SS31
JAGUAR '5s 81 sedan: auto
black with red, $500 mi. Also
ster. JACK PkY. 10Th and n nv.
JEEP WAGON '49. oyerdrive; re-
gent s,4es 8ysEnsSII; Diae1sIiy 5sSoS ssssSSsoSes esSs
KAISER '51 .2-dr.; r, b.; only
MOTORS, LA. 6-270O.
LINCOLN 40 Cosmop. 4-dr,: :. and
h.: clean: recently oyerhauled; TOD
running cond.: pvt. owner. ST
| 3-4343.
LINCOLN '53 Capri 4-dr. sedan:
cream with bronze top. auto.
trans. 7. and hs Wv. tires; n
ney-sar SeonnsditiOn. SuTLEH-
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
LINCOLN.AGERCuRY
lll21 21st st. NV. FE. 7.2410
servine D. c. Area Since 1880
LINCOLN 1855 Premier sedan;
beautiful Alaskan white full power
equipped: eAmpare: $2.295.
Suburban Cadillac-O OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, ND. Oh, 6-77OO
Evening star., 1958-07-11
AuTOMOBlLEs ron SALE
PACKARD '54

PACKARD '54
Clipper De Luxe 4-Dr.
Automatic transmission, radto.
heater, power bIekea: very clean.
S695
POHANKA OLDS
ueED-CAR CENTER OPEN TIL 3
(NeW Plat on Display
Rtney Rrs I'd. and Univ, hlvd r.
silver 1pIlng ~. 5-7e65
PACKARD '66 Patrician 4-doof:
pgah.outton drive, full power. tor
slon-level suspension. Z. and h.,
Wv. tires. Immaculate, one-owner
car Special. si,o05.
American Service Center
eTUpEBAKER PACKARD
oeb N, Qlehe I'd, Arl. JA 7-7722
PACkARD 81; radio and heater,
good condition, Ss6, VII. 6-l365
PACKARD AZ: 4-dr, sedan: very
low mlieaee: driven only 81 owner:
nrst-class cond, N every way: has
passed inspection. $3.50; CO
y-oeyus
fLHMOUTH 'bS station Waeon:
equipg 9dn5 cash or $40 down
AuelphL HE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1958-07-11
AuToMoIILEs EoR sALE


A1ERCUnY. so sedan; iooks new,
new W8Ws. New brakes and
Battery. Must 81 seen. $3.50
10. 8-3eeB,
M1hccRx 53 Mqntereg bard icpi
maEekine issthsr inkefiosre: se ssan3ard w
shlfl. weekend special sso5. $3.50
BELL MOTORS
500 wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-sD00
h1kRCURY '55 Monfefcy hardiop;
black and white; beautilul, beau
tiiui, beautiful 81 ,205. Gail Carl
uREAR MOTORS. 1885 VlsFs
MERCURY So Monterey 4-dr.: 3.
tone green, auto. trans. power
steering and brakes, electric win
nnws aHe ssat Wv; slrss Ials sai
ton. Soe5. BuILER BONDED
LEE d. BUTLER. INC.
LINcQLN-lfERcuRY
iiss sssryinlss ilsI 5. 81 {. Ersa sisss iSstT' iSstCT
hIERCUkY 'sa Monterey hdtp.i
Wv auto. transinlssldn: special
| Fri, and sat. only S1pb cash q
$40 down, ApEllpAT, He. 10000
MERCURY 'b3 hardtop; overdrlve
&. and b.: $4,000 actual miles;
THACKER MOTORS
18th and n. I. Ave. NE. Ia. 0-0b9f
MG '61 TD: mint cond.: cream:
Rcsa Rssa, 81 nspssssm 81. 5isN 4.ssa. Sysssaaaui''
MG To $50; radio and heater
Sl,0b0. Call RE. 5-sos5. 8 Z
\ III pm.
NC I'D 80: motor recently over.
hauled. Never raced. tires
Passed d. c. inspection. Wo
0-6o55.
NC Tc:, right-hand drive. i9-inel
s15: top: $4sssH s1ssi se' Ieay s.sass.a @ a0oa' ns'
MORRIS MINOR 's7 2-dr.; heater
sapipped: low mileage: one owner
HILL & SANDERS
ina Vernon, oISss' Gas n% tSFd RSslsE rs. ssE4so,
NASH '53 little Nashl hdtp.: full
saM ssSSlD EIsh Eth,ssiii Ssai saeS SoO sas6 q 81
NASH 1852 hardtop coupe: y, b.
oyerdrive; S50s. NORTHEAST
NE. Ii. 7-35OO.
oLDsMoBILE '56 super 4-dr. Sc
dan: Jetaway trans. r.. and h.
power steering and brakes; yer,
I Alber Olds, Inc.
1880 l4th NV. Du. 7-6444
oLDeMoBILE 'bb 'pS" Holida,
coupe: hydra. drive, r. and b.
w-y. tires. power steering ans
| Alber Olds, Inc.
1880 l4th NV. pU. 7-e444
OLDS '57 conv.: power. +. and h !,
owner trans. overseas: must sci
today. After 9, JR. 4-1969.
OLDS '57 "9S" Holiday J-2; all.
power: owner transferred. CR
3-4107.
Evening star., 1958-07-11
AuTeMoaILEa FaR sALE
ssh; J sRd &. Wv, tirss; si.sss.

oLnsMoBuB 'sS ses- a-dr. -
dani and h.. e.-w, tireai st.sa6.
Alber Olds, Inc.
ioa0 iath NV. DU. g-o4ll
OLDaMOBILE 'S1 Super 4RGv A.
door de luxe Holiday hnrdl6p: d.
lIghiluI tu-tono dnIfh With hakno-
mixing white leather trimmed I'M.
tefiori All the features 81 the future
Including pogor steering ana brakes
Tow mileage, one~oWnef car. OUT
standing In every re9Dect. Safety
tested and Guaranteed. REGULAR
pisc66Nr PRICE,, sass
OLMSTEAD OldS
1000 Wilson nlyd.. Arl, IA. 7-eA0o
OLDsAlOBILE $50; hydranaatic.
good cond !, uood tires, I. and ~.
$500 or best oflefs RI. 7-3606.
l2%
oLD8 '53 Super "e6" 4 door: air
{. ecneI; ..I.. :: spa b: hgydTs. pegsr
alsRI s1SSs 'ss1' asn Sahdis Win sSs
ROYAL MOTORS. INC.
400 Ga. Ave. ia. o-28O0-2oO4
oLDs "a SUPER ''S6e Convertible.
- h.. aulQ,; new nyion top. beaut.
blue nnieh red leather: car In
peak cond, A real buy, Si.1D5.
BOWMAN
1900 Ca. Ave. NV RA. 6-li22
Evening star., 1958-07-11
AUTOMOBILES ron SAFE

oLns 81 AIR- CONDITIONED eos
si.asS. nk $4,000, 'o.'...'
OLDS. late '52 SUPER A8e"; private
party: .,: 1000 milea, hyeff.' peS,.soi pc,.o
WO. 6-634b ewes, after o pm.
W.-W,. tires. AN the Oldamobill
features, including power steering
and brakes. A -ownef car sold
new and sarViced by rs. Safety
tested and guaranteed. A regular
Evening star., 1958-07-11

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
PLYMOUTH 1855 savoy: :, and h.
81 3-062e,
PLYMOUTH '54 a-dr. DeIvedefes X,
private OWNER, RE, o-41ll.
PLYMOUTH 'B4 station wagon
e-dr., very clean: sos. CALVERT
MOTORS. li4l East.West nWya
silver sprine. JU. e-i434.
Evening star., 1958-07-11

b010 wis. Ave. NV, Wo, 6-s0o0
hfKRCURY 'BB Monterey hardtop;
black and white; beautiful, beau
tliuL beautiful 81 eos. Gail Carl
MaFier. Lo 5-5OO6. MOORE
0hEAR MOTORS. 1885 viers
Evening star., 1958-07-11

AGERCURY. so sedan: iooks new
new W4Ws. New brakes anl
battery Must b setn. $3.50
70. 1-1e06,
MERCCRY 'b8 Monterey hardio
Chinese red and black fnlah
matching ienther interior. STANDARD
shlil. Weekend special s69S. SIS
Evening star., 1958-07-11
POHANKA OLDS

xSsIb6l. lie. s-soOS. siO '0"n
Evening star., 1958-07-11
piscogn.1I. RRicE. sa;s2s
OLMSTEAD OldS

1000 Wilson Bivd., All. IA. 7-a4O0
oLDsMoBTIE 'B8 ''ee" 4-dF. ee-
dan; Jetewny trans., =, and h..
Wv y. tatss tS 81. power stserins and
Evening star., 1958-07-11

ARR CONDITIONER. hydramatic,
Il. h.. pb. fccllning oeq seat. con.
tinentai apafe. Loads Of room and
comfort. owner. Honest lQg mile
nae. Sank terms and trade, See
NJ NeEsress { CALI CARL INC.
Evening star., 1958-07-11
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
Ourisnan-Mandell

IH6VIUIEL
9241 NlsheIs Ave: Sc. 10. s.1osl
Evening star., 1958-07-11

TuIII %, p llE " = - y
IMPERIAL 1857. convertible: white
With black toR lcacea yish sIaI sAssas sass
Evening star., 1958-07-11

HUDSON I6I Hornet: Z. and h..
hydra: $4,000 MI. on new en-
gine, S22h. 10. 4-0e45.
iNPFRfAE 'SA Custom A-dr. D.
dan. fuii power, radio. and heater,
S,ss,.,idu H;,S; Nus .sss. seen . 0e ap-
Evening star., 1958-07-11

LTOYD- -WAuNN, German wonder
car 81 Goreward; air cooled ffont-
wheel drive up 10 80 mi, per sal,
Al Low rs &l,30S complete.
ALLIED MOTORS
I1Of, 0th I'D, NV 60. k-I400
Evening star., 1958-07-11

MERCURY 49, Monterey 4-dr.: e.
steering and brakes. electric via
dnws and seat, w,-w. tires. THIS car
4 oosit!yslv z ,,.l, immael,lsss esndi-
Evening star., 1958-07-11
TAKOMA FORD

FORD sB6 Fairiane Town Sedan;
equipped: 2-tcne finish. Ike new
Evening star., 1958-07-11
AuTOMODILEs ron SALE

LINCOLN 1881 club coune, hydra.
matte. :. and n. ilka $4,000 miles.
over $3.50. EALIa CHURCH ue
Soto plymouih jE a.&5O0.
LINCOLN 'to Contlnentsi 2-dr,
ss's;e'a ssssss; 'ar,s 500 1sst.. q. u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15

Mrs. Groves. following an
invocation by the Rev. Cliff
ford L. Stanley of the Vir-
ginia Theological Seminary.
In his message the Presi-
dent declared that nov the
general welfare of the United
States as envisioned by our
founding fathers is intimately
involved with the welfare Of
all the free peoples Of the
world. This has opened up
vast new areas of opportunity
to serve mankind in the high
tradition Of American free
dom"
The President congratu-
lated the OAR for their role
in preserving our exalted
past" and extended best
wishes "as they continue to
add to the growing tradi-
tons Of our beloved coun-
try"
In her own message. key
noting the convention theme,
The Fruits of Freedom"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15
FOR MEMBERS OF THE OAR
Continental Congress Opener
Offers Evening of Contrasts

contrasts. Colorful patriotic
pageantry was balanced by a
program which, although it
lacked the fiery oratory of
past years. supplied the del
egates with SOLDERING thought.
Distinguished guests seated
on the platform included
Secretary of the Army and
Mrs. WILDER M. Brucker and
Senator William F. Know
land, Republican Of Cali
fornia. who few all the way
from California to be with
the OAR tonight" Mrs.
Groves said in her intro
ductory remarks.
Eisenhower Message
Although he could not ac-
cept the Daughters invita-
ton to attend because of
previous commitments, Presi-
dent Eisenhower sent q mes
sage which was read by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15

Lillian Chenoweth Of WASH
ington, who greeted the dele
gates in the name Of the IL
honorary vice presidents gen.
eral.
Also greeting the delegates
was District Commissioner
David B. Karrick, Mr.. Eu-
gene p. Carver, jr., past pres
ident general of the National
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15
Senators
Star
AtDinner

A novel set of parliament
tary rules have been worked
out for presentation Of 80
Senators at the Senatorial
Dinner to be held during the
three-day 1858 C a m p align
Conference for Democratic
Women. opening Sunday at
the Sheraton-Park Hotel.
The senatorial dinner, to
be held Monday evening. Is
one Of the highlights Of the
conference. which will bring
prominent Democrats here
from across the country.
Another highlight is q
panel discussion on the Re
publican Recession" Tuesday
morning. 1t Is to be led by
members Of the Joint Eco
nomic c ON mittee of the
Rouse ana senate, including
the cochairmen, Senator Paul
Douglas and Representative
Wright Patman.
The star-studded senate
rial dinner, which is in honor
Of all Democratic members Of
the Senate, will be addressed
by former President Harry
8. Truman and Senate Ma
jority Leader Lyndon john
son.
Monday the conference has
scheduled an anniversary
luncheon. marking the 25th
anniversary Of the New Deal.
Speakers will be Mrs. Frank
lin D. Roosevelt and Gov.
Averell Hartman Of New
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15
By RUTH DEAN
Star STAFF Writer

AS the Marine Band played
"The Stars and Stripes For
ever" the Daughters of the
American Revolution opened
their 9th Continental Con-
gress in Constitution Hall
last night.
Evening-gown clad Daugh-
tiers stood at attention as a
12-by-17-foot flag unfurled
from the ceiling of the hall,
and a procession of white
gowned pages marched down
the center aisle carrying the
colors and State flags.
Resembling applause then
greeted the entrance Of Mrs.
Frederic A. Groves, president
general of the society, and
members of her cabinet as
they marched down the aisle
to take their places on the
fern-banked stage.
The evening was one Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15

colonial CARRIED companion,
9-year-old Miller Vernon
Young Of the Wakefield
Society of the District OF
Columbia. Jared better.
Miller, who confessed back
stage that he felt more COM
Portable in a baseball outfit
than a cotton wig and waist
coat. recited the lengthy CAR
Greed without a break.
Another highlight Of the
evenings program was a
patriotic Grafton by a IT.
year-old California CAR
member, Jill Visnak Of Up
land, Calf. Her word por-
trait Of Old Glory was en-
titled, Il Am the Flag" drew
prolonged applause.
Greetings Extended
Extending greetings for
the 10 honorary presidents
general Of the society. eight
Of whom were present last
night, was Mrs. William H.
Pouch Of New York. Sharing
program honors was Miss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15
WTM NJ i9;:'?l s:
WORLD
B-4 >" THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c.
TUESDAY APRIL Is.

flowers last night from the
Children of the American
Revolution.
Always a hiehlight of the
OAR congresses. the appear
ance Of two little representa-
tives Of the CAR. a boy and
a girl clad in Colonial cos
tune. drew admiring APP
plause from the delegates.
The CAR gift. a sweetheart
bouquet of real money CEN
tered with a nosegay of car
nations in which were tucked
a rosette of quarters. was
presented by l0-year-old
Lynn Foster Moses of the
Rebecca Moore Odell Society
Of Great Bend, Kans.
The noSegay represents the
CARS contribution 10 the
Ailene Wilson Groves Cot
tage fund.
Lynn endeared herself TO
the delegates when she had
to look back at her mother a
few times for promptings
during her short presenta-
ton speech. But her little
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Mrs. Groves declared that the
freedoms we have always
taken for granted ARE now
subject to proof" warning
that "Russia's very success
full propaganda has fright
ened US into a tie mporary
state Of defeatism."
Warned Of SubversiOn
The other speaker Of the
evening. Representative Cor
don H. Scherer. Republican
Of Ohio. was frequently APP
plauded as he warned that
$50 few understand" that
subversion and not military
might is Soviet Russia's prin-
ciple weapon. and that COR
receive postal legislation is
NEEDED to correct the Commu-
niSts' newest means Of sub
version - propagandizing
through the mails.
Although OAR delegates at
this congress have discarded
the traditional orchid cor
sage in favor of toy money
corsages to raise funds for
the Allene Wilson Groves
Cottage for little girls at the
OAR mountain school in
TamasSee. S. c., the favorite
orchid held its own last
night.
Mrs. Groves wore five
white orchids pinned to her
presidential ribbon, the gift
Of Mrs. Grace L. H. Brosseau
Of New York. An honorary
presideSt general. she could
not attend this years con-
gress because of illness.
Mrs. Groves was also the
recipient of another gift Of
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Society. Sons Of the Ameri-
can Revolution: Mrs. E.
Stewart James. senior ma
tional president Of the
Children Of the American
Revolution, Miss Dorothy j.
Buckton. national president
Of the CAR and Frazer F.
Jones. State president Of the
Delaware CAR Society.
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4-Jefferson Drum. Western.
The Honoino Of Joe Lovetti."
Jeff Richords stors.
5-BoseboII.
Washington OF New York.
7-Jim Bowie. Adventure.
9-Troekdown. Western.
THE End OF the World" Ranger
0ilnnon meets violent opposition
from citizens Of ToIpo when he
attempts to expose O ruthless con
man. Robert Culp stors.
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4-Life Of Riley. Comedy.

4-Life Of Riley. Comedy.
RiIey's good intentions to pIeose
Peg 90 ostroy otter sFe Ieoves to
visit Bobs. Williom Bendix, Nor
iorie Reynolds, Lueene Sonders.
7-SoIdieFs Of Fortune.
John Russell, Chick Chandler.
9-Zone Grey Theoter.
"BIock Greek Encounter" A
woshed-up ounnon sweors never
to use his guns oooin. Ernest
Boronine, Jo1 Merlin. tRepeot.)
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AN Squad. Adventure.

AN Squad. Adventure.
"Doy Of Terror" Bollinoer comes
to the did Of porents who have
purchased o block morket body"
ond ore now being bloekmoiled
by the reol porents. Lee MoVin
stors.
7-Fronk Sinotro Show. Music.
Guest: Ello Fitzgerald.
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PLAYOFFS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

semifinaIs (Best-of-sevenl
Hershey, 3; Providence. /. Hershey
leads, LOO
Springfield, Q; Cleveland, /. (spring.
Held leads. LOB
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Final (Best-Of- Seven)
Indianapolis, g.; Louisville, /. Tin
dianapolis leads, 2-1.)