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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-27
D.C.Mon Ends 18th Day
Of Foreign Policy Fast

thin, wry washington man claims he IA completing MS
10th day today without eating hungry protest against the
foreign policies the United States and the Soviet Union
II feel pretty good Clay Marks said today while he sat
In the State Department building holding several OF his pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-04

YOUNG HOUSEWIFE in Rockville,
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Backyard Picnic
By VIOLET FAULKNER
Star Food Editor


Il Is
buffet
where it suits their
frankuer
the with of cottage
No cooking Simply let the steak stand
quickly thin slices the
grain OF
a
salad and hot
garlic
a a
a or
and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29

mustard. " cup wine vinegar. Q to
Il frankfurters. pineapple chunks-
Rinse hmas, add water and boil
minutes. Cover and let stand hour.
Add tomato sauce and smoke salt.
and simmer I to Ia hours. or until
Hmas are tender. Stir In mustard
and vinegar. Turn into q 2-quart
casserole. Bake In moderate oven
C35O degreesD 20 to 50 minutes. add
ing q little hot water. II needed
Last 10 minutes baking time, arrange
halved frankfurters and pineapple
chunks alternately On skewers. Place
ON top Of ltmas and heat thoroughly.
Makes to 10 servings
Cheny saace
One cup cherry preserves. "a cup
light corn strip. Blend preserves
and corn strip. Serve with Ice
cream. Makes III cups
Peach Samce
One and one-haIf cups sliced
peaches. "a to q cup light corn strup.
Pour corn strip over freshly peeled
and sliced peaches Chill Makes
about la cups.
PeAnut Batter Samce
One cup sugar. tablespoon light
corn strip, u teaspoon salt. u cup
milk. 6 tablespoons peanut butter.
"a teaspoon vanilla Nix sugar. corn
sirup, salt and milk and cook over
low heat until thickened, stirring
constantly. Add peanut butter and
blend. Remove from heat and add
vanilla when cool Makes 2 cups
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One cup California red table wine,
to teaspoons soy sauce, table
spoon Worcestershire sauce, 2 to
teaspoons seasoned salt, " teaspoon
garlic powder Tor l finely chopped
Glove garlicD, l flank steak (about
Ia poundsD, a ounceD can mush-
rooms, tablespoons cornstarch, "
to l cup water, tablespoon wine
vinegar, tablespoons butter, salt to
taste (about u teaspoonJ. Combine
wine, soy sauce. Worcestershire sauce,
seasoned salt and garlic powder.
taste marinade for salt before add
ing full amount of soy sauce and
seasoned SALT Mix well and pour
over steak. Marinate 2 hours, turn
ing once. Drain steak, saving mari
made. Broil over charcoal or under
preheated broiler TO desired doneness
about minutes ON each side for q
medium-rare steak Test steak by
cutting a deep slit into the thickest
portion with a sharp knife. while
steak Is cooking. combine mushrooms
Including liquid, cornstarch and
water with marinade Cook until
mixture boils and thickens, stirring
frequently. Stir In vinegar and but
ter, add salt to taste. Cut steak into
thin slices. cutting diagonally across
the grain. Serve at once with sauce.
Makes four servings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29

Three cups large dry limas. 2 cups
boiling water. 2 q ounceD cans to-
mato sauce. 2 tablespoons smoke
favored salt. tablespoons prepared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-29

THE SUNDAY STAR MAGAZINE WASHINGTON. D C..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29

BRITISH COMING NNEAITH (CHRISTIAN)
ExTOLLED VS.. US.S.R. AND RED CHINA,
BY AN AMERICAN.
"WORlD POWERS"
The Reader Writes 10 c. s. Monitor, ll/l2
II is distressing find in international newspaper
dispatches such that in your issue of Oct 10 which
the writer states, in reference World War II: WHEN
THE DUST OF THAT VIOLENT CONFLICT HAD SUB
SIDED. THERE WERE ONLY TWO TRULY GREAT
WORLD POWERS LEFT-THE UNITED STATES AND THE
SOVIET UNION"
(see BRITISH COMMONWEALTH, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29

Yes page 10,
IF God knows evil even
as a false claim, this knowI.
edge would manifest evil in
Him and proceeding from
n i'm. Christian Science
shows that matter. evil, sin,
sickness. and death are but
negations Of Spirit. Truth,
and Life, which are positives
that cannot be gainsaid. The
subjective states Of evil, call.
ed mortal mind or matter,
are negatives destitute Of
time and space; for there
is none beside God or Spirit
and the idea Of Spirit"
Today both Cast and
Class lin the world find
themselves confronted with
many (So-called) problems
of human strife, which God
did not make.
He is now proving the au.
thority of the Bible and Sci.
encee and Health with Key
to the Scriptures.
The Christ Spirit is here
TO stay. and is UNFOLDING
On Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
COP PROTECTIVE MISSION ASSURED
VS.. WARS, DISASTERS, Etc.

THE DEVILS DEM. LUNAcY, RED BUILDUP!,
DENIS PEARL HARBoR iNFAMY; KOREA; THE DEVILS
DEMocRAT-LABoR HUNDRED BILLION STEALS!
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE PRESENTS TWO LETTERS
TO THE c. S. MONITOR. llIl2. TOUCHING UPON
OUR INTRODUCTION
REPUBLICAN CONSERVATISM"
The Reader Writes to The Christian Science Monitor:
Thrty-eghf years ago Republican polI-wsteher
in Dorchester. and have been interested in Repvbieanm
and politics ever SINCE
tsee COP PROTECTIVE MISSION. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
BRAKE ON UNl0Ns2"
Key Court Case Could Curb Use of Dues

Key Court Case Could Curb Use OF Dues
For Political Ventures"
"Georsions Say Union Shop Forces Them TO Aid
Causes They Oppose, Ask Relief"
Decision Is Due This Week"
BY Roscoe Born wall ST. Journal ll/lT
roes OF union political power. chatting at their rebuff
earlier this month at the polls. ARE TURNING TO COURT
BATTLES IN EFFORTS TO STRIKE A BLOW AT coMPUL
soRY UNION MEMBERSHIP AND SINFUL TANEousLY
oNHoRse lABoR'S HIcFi-RiDINc POLITICIANS.
tsee BRAKE ON UNIONS. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
TOWARD MORE EQUALITY IN LABOR
BARGAINING

Excerpts from NY Tribune Editorial, 11/A
EVEN THE STAUNcHEsT FRIENDS OF ORGANIZED
LABOR ARE AWARE THAT UNIONS HAVE ACQUIRED
DsPRoPoRTioNATE POWER IN THEIR NEcoTlA-
TIoNs WITH MANAGEMENT. IN MANY CASES THE
"GIve-AND-TAKE" WHICH ENTERS INTO OTHER FORMS
OF BARGAINING BECOMES ALL GIVE" BY MANAGE
MeNT AND ALL TAKE" BY LABOR When union neso
afors walk in to start talks with sfrevotes already
their pockets management feels that II is bargaining with
a SHOTGUN POINTED AT ITS HEAD
The first industry to take steps to Offset this dspropo
onafe power is that of the air lines. which announced
Yesterday an ingenious plan Offset one Of the most
unfair labor sdvaniagefhe power bankrupt company
while trying to force II to yield TO excessive demands
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
MASSIVE RESISTANCE IS IN TROUBLE
RISING HOPE IN VIRGINIA

by Lenoir Chambers, editor Of The Norfolk
virsinsnPiIof my Tribune. lIal
IS now possible to report that closed schools have
o'oosn' definite shift Of opinion in Virginia. For The r'
e since May 1854 virsnisns have been forced to say
70 emsves they look the nine closed schools and
me 5000 loekedovf boys and girls in Warren County
~"s,o'esv''e and Norfolk There. before many more
months may be community"
tsee HOPE IN VIRGINIA, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29

therefore, VIII ne give
them up until the time
that he which travsileth
hath brought forth. Then
the remnant of the brethren
shall return unto the chill
dren Of Israeli"
"And he shall stand and
feed in the strength of the
Lord, in the majesty of the
Lord his God: And they
shall abide: For now shall he
be great unto the ends Of
the earth"
"AND THIS MAN SHALL
BE THE PEACE" MI
Cab 5: 3, 4, 5.
Il 4
The work Of the Christ
Spirit is here with us, even
now, in the year 1858. And
in our prayerful research
through the Bible and the
works on Christian Science
we can find applicable be-
fitting answers to the hui
man warning mistakes of
this age.
Mrs. Eddy says in No and
(Confinued
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29

Therefore will he give Yes page 49,
them up until the time IF God knows evil even
that he which trsvsieth as a false claim this knowI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
) FEAR NO EVIL :
CHRIST IS THE PEACE
BY Elizabeth Ellington

In the 5th Chapter of Micah, BE no. Micah foresaw
the Christ bringing peace to weary people He pointed
out the conflict between animal Magnetism and the real
Truth of Being, which would be settled by the Christ
whose goings forth have been from of DID, from ever.
lasting
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
OUR THANKSGIVING MESSAGE

OUR DETROIT TRIBUNE GIVES DEEP THANKS FOR
THE PRIVILEGE AND INCREASING POWER TO Cast
OUT DEVILS" TO AWAKEN THE SATAN BOUND"
NoNcHRlST SCIENTIST EUROPEAN AND ASIATIc
RELIGIOUS cRIPPLEs PHILOSOPHERS THERA-
PEUTcs. EDUCATION. CULTURE. POLITICS. IMPURE
ENTERTAINMENT. AND so-eaIed RECREATION!
AND THE SATAN BOUND" CLERGY MORE OR
LESS !, THE NONcHRIsT SCIENTIST mot IN
OBVIOUS WIcKEDNEss. BUT IN INVOLUNTARY
ERROR LIKEWISE. THEIR SATAN BOUND"
LAYMEN, BOTH THE so-cALLED SAVED AND THE
'UNsAvED'!--THE SocAlLED SAVED AND ALL
OF THE SHINING. STUPID, LAUNDERING. HUMAN
RACES OF THE MYTHICAL. DEvILiSH. ANTI
CHRIST. PsYcHoPATHic. ADAM-EvE. MURDERouS
CAIN JUDAS. kNAvEs AND FOOLS EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN PARENTHOOD!-
THE CHASTITY FARCE" OF ACCEPTING AS REAL
A SO-cALLED MATERIAL" CREATION AND UNIVERSE
THE COLOSSAL FALsEHooD OF DEvlLlsH.
ATTEMPTED REPUTATION OF GENESIS l:3l-
VERY GOOD" tcen. l3l-PERFECT-
CREATOR. THE ONE PARENT. CREATION AND
UNIVERSE l-MATTERLEss FLESHLEss. SPIRIT
UAL, cHRlsTLiKE-ETERNALLY, COMPLETELY
PoPULATINc. SUPER-sATURATING. THE ONE
UNIVERSE WITH UNAVAILABLE, iNcORRUPTBLE,
INvULNERABLE. OMNPRESENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL lIFE!. YOUR TRUE HABITAT MY ETERNAL
IMAGE AND LIKENESS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
~. S. VOTES FOR. ACTION

BY Roscoe DrUmmond
written especially for C. S. Monitor l1/l5)
Washnston.-There is remarkable vnsnimity in the
which most correspondents giving the
question about the 1853 election: THE PEOPLE HAVE
SPOkEN-WHAT DID THEY SAY?
ONE POLITICAL WRITER PUT IT THIS WAY: THE
VOTERS SAID THAT THEY WANT THE FUTURE AND
THAT THEY WANT 1T Now"
tsee U. S. VOTES FOR. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
POOR EARTHA KIT : STILL WORKING
FOR THE DEVIL

Sang in Britain. n Wonno Be Evi"l
free Press. 1lfI3l
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip Witness
the v. S. Misrepresented
ABSOLUTELY NO FREEDOM OF THE WILL!
or THE SATAN BouND'r JESUS sAD FATHER,
FORGIVE THEM FOR THEY KNOW NOT WHAT THEY
DO" AND JESUS CAST SEVEN DEVILS OUT or
MARY MAcDALENE-lAsT AT THE CROSS AND
FIRST AT THE sEPuLchREI
tsee POOR EARTHA KIT. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
LACK OF STAND-lN FOR TYRONE POWER" HIT
death BLAMED ON CUTS IN FILM BUDGETS"

GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE ROAD TO HELL is PAVED WITH GOOD
INTENTIONS! MY HIGHEST CHOSEN PEOPLE,
cHRlSTLlKE CHRISTIAN SclENTlSTSL MUST,
AND WILL, IN INCREASING MEASURE RISE TO
POSITIONS OF AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITY
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AMONG ALL RACES AND
PEOPLESl
tsee LACK OF STAND IN. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29
RED CHINA WIPINC OUT ALL TYPES
OF RELIGION

Hong Kong tAP) m. Y. Times
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
BUT, TIE PURE. COMPLETE AND FINAL
REVELATION. THE CHRIST, "SEC0ND
COMING" MARVELLOUS. MASTER,
SUPREME. COLOSSAL SCIENCE OF THE
UNIVERSE, UNIVERSAL MESSIAH
millennium TO ALL PEOPLES ], IS vOIDINC
ALL EVIL RIGHT NOW
REDUCING THE DEVILS COMMUNISM AND
ITS 'PuNY' God PHYSICAL NATURAL, SCIENCE,
NATURALLY A PRISONER OF THE DEVIL! TO
ITS NATIVE NOTHiNcNESS" !-AS PER NY COMMANDS
THROUGH MOSES. TO PHAROAH, TO DESTROY
EGYPTIAN DESPOTSM!
(see RED CHINA WIPlNc, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-29

Gods Christ Sci
\TIEN1I0N PRESS: Gods Mirade Ne
by Asdtsw f. EnehaM CG+++
NOT 70 REPLACE. UsvRP. OR DESTROY HER PERi
70 Bring Comfort. Powell Qualification +
THANKSGIVING MESSAGE FROM 1.-THE
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS"
"BY HIS ExcELLENcY FOSTER FURcoLo,
"cOvERNOR = A PROCLAMATION 1858"
&c. S. Monitor. ~ ls)
by ANDREW f. Euehouf C5. +++
Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet Of "ovr Fsfher-Mofher God. sl'-har-
Scripture. BY Mary Baker Eddy with world message
and mission. who wildly the grace Of God-do Frue
hsvf-Msrn Luther Job in this age y! Andhow! Science
Health our textbook is Gods Libersor Of the Bible.
4 HIGHER AND !RusR REPRESENTATIVE OF GOD
Than THE POPE At ROME AND TIE WRITER IS
Jesus loved Righteousness and hated iniqvify!
The "Ivkewarm' live in FOOLS PARADISE
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE MOTHER CHURCH.
THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST,
IN BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS. IS MY
SUCCESSOR TO SPIRITUALLY ADUlTER0US
ROME AND The VATICAN!
INVOLUNTARY MENTAL Observation-Disclosures.
JERUSALEM!
THANKSGIVING MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
OF THE U. S. WILL BE PRESENTED, IF AVAILABLE,
BEFORE GOING TO PRESS Mehisans not seen).
&c. S. Monitor) The Commonwealth Of Massachusetts
has contributed many gifts TO The traditions Of the United
States OF the finest Of which is the idea Of special day
apart render Thanksgiving Cod The sturdy band
Of pioneers who began this custom in the tiny Plymouth
settlement gave unforgettabe example Of courage
in adversely and Of reliance Divine Providence.
tsee THANKSGIVING MESSAGE, Page ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
Johnston to Set
EorIy Dote for
Postal Rute Vote
Rr b. A..oe.alsd Prea.

Senator DIN d. Johnston,
Democrat of South Carolina,
chairman Of the Post once
Committee. said yesterday he
intends to give the Senate en-
early opportunity to vote on
legislation TO increase postal
rates.
However, Senator Johnston
said that before reporting out
a bill he will recommend that
his committee call Postmaster
General Summerfield to ex-
plain the administrators new
scent letter stamp plan.
The House last year passed
an administration bill raising
postal rates by $527 million an
nually, with the largest part Of
the new revenue coming from
a Accent letter stamp TO sup
plant the present 3-cent stamp.
This measure Is before Senator
Johnston's committee.
In his state-of-the- Union
message January 3. however
President Eisenhower said the
House bill would not raise
enough revenue. He asked for
q scent rate on all but local
letters and said the bill would
produce $700 million II amend
ed in this way by the Senate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

West Of Breszsvooe IS mph out
look for Sunday snow hurries throuGn- :
out DAY
Ohio Turnpike. clean snow nurTiss
through SUNDAY
U s 40 sest to Ohio. fec icy keots
snow nurTies through SUNDAY
u 2 80 vest to Ohio slippery
snow h.rries through sunday
South U s to Richmond. clear.
fair throueh SUNDAY
shirley highway va $500. clear.
fair ,hrough sunday
Richmond, south. clear fair throush
sunday.
d &. 70 charlottesyills, clear fair
through SUNDAY
North and east. ID c 10 Delaware
Memorial Bridge, clear. cloudy through
sunday
New Jersey Turnpike clear except
Slippery Hightstown 10 New Brunswick,
30 m. h. fair throueh SUNDAY
New ENGLAND. mostly clear In
southern portion, cloudy through sun
I day, northern ne nov covered
cloudy and colder throush sunday
D, c. 10 KARLSRUHE, Pa, clear snow
nurfies through sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
800 to Be Initiated
By B'nui Birth

More than 300 new members
OF nine B'nai Birth Lodges in
the Washington area will be
initiated at ceremonies at Sis
pm. tomorrow in the Jewish
Community Center. Sixteenth
and @ streets NV.
The newest addition TO the
order in this area. the Joseph
KATE Lodge OF Southeast Wash
ingtcn. will receive its charter
The presentation viii be made
by julius Fisher OF Roanoke.
Va. executive secretary Of Dis
trict Grand Lodge No. S. The
District Grand Lodge covers
the seaboard States from Mary
land TO Florida.
z. Albert Pallot of Miami.
president Of the District Grand
Lodge. will speak.
Members Of the Wheaton
Md Lodge will conduct the
initiation. Edward Rosenblum.
past president Of the District
Grand Lodge and director Of
the Washington Jewish Com
munity Center. will be master
Of ceremonies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

tration and later the General
Services Administration.
Mr.. Flanagan said these were
only part Of his overall duties
and declares he welcomes 9
hearing regarding his Qualifi-
cations for the JOB.
Vice President Nixon was on
hand to praise Government
employees for their abilities and
devoted service. He predicted
that the Government merit
system would continue TO grow
stronger in the years ahead.
Mr. Nixon also forecaSted
that the Civil Service system.
as in the case OF other Gov
eminent operations, will come
in for its share re-examination
during the next few years.
This Is good because any
system that is hasically sound
can stand improvement" the
Vice President noted.
"IrOnic Commentary"
In his speech. Senator
Johnston declared:
'Of all the policy making
positions in government. tn.
awarding Of Civil Service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

president. American Federation
Of Government Employees. will
appear on q special civil serv-
Ice diamond jubilee television
show at las pm. today over
VITO.
REPUBLICAN JOBS - The
Republican Congressional Com
mittee has established q Cap
itol Hill lob clearing house
to assist persons interested in
finding employment with Re-
publican members Of Congress,
Job seekers can iile applications
at the clearing house ONCE,
where Republican Congressman
can call to obtain leads on
prospective employees.
Those interested are asked 10
contact the Committee az room
3l2. Congressional Hotel. or call
Lincoln 4-30iO.
CAPITAL ROUNDUP - The
Civil Service Commission has
presented its highest award
the Commissioners Award for
DISTINGUISHED Service--to IT.
outgoing executive director
John w. Macy. jr. The csc
presented special citations for
top service to william c. Hull,
Bruce Stubblef1eld. Elizabeth
Messer and Raymond Randall.
Length Of service awards went
to r. Carl Eaton, IS years;
Robert Bailey. Mary Bragg. Isa-
dore Fishman. Sherman Shell
ton, 40 years. Armin Clement,
John Robertson. Mildred Shultz,
Frank Storm. IS years; Robert
Bias. John Blann. Kimberly
Bowman, Margaret Buchsteiner
william Foley. Virda Horner
Mabel Lawrence. Arthur Mar
ton. A. Mabel Maxwell. Asa Me-
Cain. Theodore Paleho. z. New
ton Steely and Mildred Wright,
80 years. Veterans Admini-
strati0n has presented q group
award for top service 10 Robert
Nelson. Eldon Hornish. Howard
Scarborough. Dorothy Akin
son. B. Louis huffman. George
Sufiae. David Mitchell. ir. and
John Nyalka, jr.. all OF VAS
insurance department. VA also
presented i0-year service pins
70 Nancy Rogers and Mary Fer
guson. VA employees on duty al
Walter Reed Army Institute Of
Research.