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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-28
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-28

Island University said study
on human organisms is needed
before final conclusions can be
made. They reported these re-
suits after subjecting 100 male
rats to five minutes of buyers
and bells daily over a three
week period:
The animals showed signifi-
cant reductions in weight of
sex organs and thymus. pitui-
tary and adrenal glands. Sim
liar changes in female rats
were noted in a previous study
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-28

manship Of the Peoples Con-
gress Standing Committee
also was dropped from the
defense council. But this was
not believed to indicate that
he has been reduced in status,
AS chairman Of the Congress
Standing Committee and a top
Communist, he will participate
in the councils deliberations.
Wei-Li-Huang was named to
take Lung Yun's place on the
defense council.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-28
Philip Ends Visit
To Buhumus

NASSAU, Bahamas. April %
(AP).--The Duke Of Edinburgh
emplanes for Bermuda today
on the last leg of his world
tour.
1t was the end of a five-day
visit by Prince Philip.
Philip yesterday was Sere-
naded by $4,000 children sing
ing "Our Sailor Prince"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-28
Probe Counsel ToIks

Robert F. Kennedy. chief
counsel Of the Senate Rackets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-28
Former Critic Of Soviet
Ousted by Chino Reds

TOKYO. April 20 tAP).-Red China today dropped Lung
former waord Of Yunnan province from its
important national defense council
Mr. Lung had been one Of the vice chamen Of the
was accused rghs deviation in 1857 for criticizing
Union and declaring that the United States had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-28

Committee, discussed the role
of the committee last night be-
fore the Manhattanville College
Alumnae.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-28

Can you blame her for feeling Snug? With
a new kitchen phone at her elbow, suddenly
housekeeping's lot more pleasant. She
saves steps and time. She gets more DONE
And she can sandwich in a chat with
neighbor now and then. So can you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-19
has Seafo0d like
GIANT FOOD
G. SUPER GIANT
and IN EVERY
store!

Yes, rs frveI You cont find better seoFood any.
where. You cont find such variety and low prices.
Your ciont Food cnd Super cionf offer you the
efy's orssst selection Of fine ssofood d, the
choicest oyoilobIs-' the pick o the catch" Ms
rushed you under constant refrigeration and
clsonsd for you OF The moment Of purchase free
Of charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27
College Group
Plans Purty

DR.. Rosemary Park, pres
ident Of Connecticut College,
and members Of the Con-
necticut College Club Of
Washington. win entertain ct
a reception on Sunday after
noon.
The event, which win take
place in the Georgetown res
idence of Lady Lewis, is to
commemorate the 50th an
niversary Of the college. Lady
Lewis daughter-in-law. Mrs.
Eugene Harrison, and her
granddaughter, Mrs. Benja-
min Evans, are both grad
yates Of the college.
Assisting Mrs. Evans in
plans for the party are Mrs.
James B. Male, and Miss
Margaret Abel, president Of
the Washington club. Mrs.
Lippincott Currier is the
Washington chairman Of the
colleges 50th anniversary
fund.
Invited honor guests to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27
FASHION NOTEBOOK
As Fashion Critics
Children Are Great

kind Of hat I'd like to sit in
back Of at a theater."
After a steady succession of
Mr.. John designs, quipped
Mr.. Pfanstiehl when a Mr..
Arnold hat arrived on the
runway. What's the matter,
did Mr.. John get tired?"
Speaking for the feminine
side Of the millinery ledger,
Inga noted, why wait for the
Easter Parade. Wear a pretty
Spring hat now. Everyone will
be wearing a pretty hat at
Eastertime."
Presiding at the meeting
was the newly installed
regional director Of the
Washington Fashion Group,
JesSica Grice.
4 X
DID YOU KNOW?-United
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27
Political Group
Hears Speaker

Mr.. James E. Cross, special
assistant TO the Secretary of
the Navy, addressed the
Morning Political Study
Group Of the ID. c. League Of
Republican Women at q
meeting yesterday in the
American Newspaper Wom-
ems Club.
Mr.. Cross substituted for
Mr.. Richard jackson, assist
ant Secretary Of the Navy
for Personnel and Reserve
Forces. who was unable to be
present.
Mr.. Cross discussed the
overall picture Of Navy
scientific research and de-
velopment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27
BY ELEM

Children are great fashion
critics. When they say they
don't like something they
usually know exactly why.
well. I don't know" APP
parently isn't a part Of their
vocabulary.
Positive statements like Il
like it cause it looks like
cotton candy" "Yellow's a
happy color" or II like me in
this" are what you are more
apt to hear.
Easter time is the pet sea-
son Of children. Not only is
it Easter egg rolling time.
jelly bean eating time, but
it's the time that children's
fashion designers Guido
themselves with clothes for
the small fry that are en-
chanting.
Happily, the enchantment
isn't lost after the first wear
ing and the chocolate candy
smudges. Dacrons, organizes,
cottons and nylons are all
geared to easy care these
days.
YESTERDAYS WASH
INGTON Fashion Group
luncheon meeting focused on
Spring Millinery.
Honor guests include d
Richard Coe, drama critic of
The Washington Post Times
Herald; Inga of WRC-TV,
and Cody Pfanstiehl, Director
of Public Relations for The
Star.
In a special hat showing of
Mr.. John, Mr.. Arnold and
Miss May designs everything
was on a first name basis,
obviously) members and
guests got an insight into the
male mind on the subject of
millinery.
Said Mr.. Coe who was
asked to select the most
dramatic hat, choosing Mr..
Arnold's red dubious shape
with a shoulder-length red
veil banded in silk. tits the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27

dining hall of the University
of Maryland March 4. at 8
pm. Spring fashions will be
presented by the Hecht Co.
Tickets may be obtained from
club members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27
Club to Meet

The Junior Women's Club
Of College Park will hold a
spring fashion show and des-.
sert card party at the main
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27

States Congresswoman Mar
guerite Stitt Church of Evan
ston was named one Of the
10 best dressed women In
Chicago?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-27

party are members Of the
Connecticut congressional
delegation.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-11
Eisenhower Pledges to Impoverished Peoples A Noble War Against Famine

As the ceremonies ended, the sun was sinking and colored lights playing on the stand gave bril- liant glow to Indian dancers in ornate costumes performing be fore the President.
 Eisenhower was praised by Prime Minister Nehru as great man and a great President.
 You have found yourself in the hearts of my millions" Nehru declared.
 Eisenhower said India and the United Statets are working to- gether to solve India's food prob lem.
 "Whatever strengthens India strengthens us, sister republic dedicated to peace," he said. A F" Is Theme of
 Eisenhower cited the "Four-F'' theme of the American exhibit at the 14-nation fair - Food, Fam fly, Friendship and Freedom.
 Unto these four words are compressed the daily needs, high purposes, deep feelings and age less aspirations that unite In dians and Americans under one banner - the banner of human dignity" the President declared.
 Eisenhower pledged that Amer ica will continue cooperating with India to achieve a world free of hunger in which families can live full, prosperous lives and in which friendship replaces fear and sus- picion.
 sWe see in modern agriculture the most effective instrument for a better life among all men," he said.
 Eisenhower told the Indians that he, himself, plans to be a farmer after retiring from ''my present form of occupation"
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-11
By WILLIAM L. RYAN

NEW DELHI, R - President Eisenhower today called upon all nations to wage together 'sgen- timely noble war" against hunger and famine, the scourges of India and much of this part of the world.
 The President, making three speeches in the course of busy day, continued to be the center of almost worshipful masses of people.
 'tMen right now possess knowl edge and resources for a success ful worldwide war against hunger - the sort of war that dignifies and exalts human beings" he de- clared in opening the dramatic American Pavilion at New Delhi's World Agricultural Fair.
 Tn two earlier speeches he:
 l. Called for an expansion of the universal recognition of world law as a sound basis of peace.
 2. Declared summit conferences of the big powers have less en- during influence for peace than exchanges of students and people to-people contacts.
 A surging, colorful crowd of 10000 Indians jammed the en- closed field at the fair to hear the President term India mighty influence for world peace and pledge American help toward solving this nations critical food shortages.
 Thousands Cheer Ike
 Crowds numbering hundreds of thousands lined the route to the fair grounds, cheering Eisenhower as he passed by with Indian Pres ident Rajendra Prasad in an open horse-drawn coach under a red and gold umbrella.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-11
Steel Confab Dropped to Allow Union NegotiatOrs Attend Aluminium Talks

WASHINGTON, R - Steel la bor talks have been sidetracked temporarily to let union negotia- tors try for an aluminium industry agreement. A contract there could influence the steel situation.
 The government called off Thursday the steel talks it has been sponsoring. Director Joseph F. Finnegan of the Federal Me diation and Consolidation Service said the bargaining wasn't making any progress despite stepped-up efforts after President EisenhoW- CTS latest appeal.
 No time was fixed for their resumption.
 Finnegan noted the Steelwork- CTS Union recently concluded a labor peace pact with major can manufacturers, and are negotiat- ing with the top aluminium pro- ducers - Alcoa, Reynolds and Kaiser.
 The aluminium talks have just resumed in Chicago, ahead of a January 1 strike deadline. David J. Mcdonald, Steelworkers Union president, had planned to join the aluminium talks even if steel negotiations had continued.
 "There is no point holding steel meetings without the key people, 7 Finnegan told newsmen.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-11
Force of Arms

CHARLESTON, w. Va, B m A National Guard tank numbered through town Thursday, stopped in front of the Charleston Gazette Building and aimed it's cannon at the second floor.
 Employees Of the newspaper crowded the windows and waved white rags in token of surrender. The crew of the M-3 tank climbed out, stood around for a while, then got back in and drove off.
 Adjutant General w. E. Glake, asked for an explanation, said "We exercise these vehicles every now and then just to be sure they're in good working order :"
 The newspaper Wednesday had carried an editorial questioning the Guards arrnory program.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-11
Lodge Says Khrushchev's Grandchildren Will Live In A Free World

NEW YORK, R - Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. predicts that Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev's grandchildren will live in free Soviet Union.
 The U. $. Ambassador to the United Nations thus reversed Khrushchev's recent boast that the grandchildren of Americans will one day live under Communism.
 Lodge, speaking Thursday be- fore the annual convention of the Life Insurance Association of America, also maintained that the U. s. can outstrip the Soviet Union in any race - economic or otherwise.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-11
Ranks of Unemployed Grew in November

WASHINGTON, R - Employ ment declined by over million in November to 65,64O,000. Un- employment rose nearly 100000 to 3,67O,2OO.
 The employment decline was somewhat greater than seasonal but still represented a record number of Americans in jobs for the month of November.
 The rise in unemployment was only a bit more than half of what was seasonally expected
 Even so, it was the second high est idle total for a November since before World War II.
 The November job data was collected only a few days after the steel strike was ended in early November by court injunction.
 The figures reflected sizeable return of steelworkers to their jobs, but a considerable dent in the employment total because of over 100000 layoffs due to steel shortages.
 Also November brings a sea- sonal decline in outdoor work such as construction and agri- culture.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-11
Cheaper by The

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, R - The Sopher family had tonsellectomy marathon at St. Joseph Hospital Thursday.
 Ten brothers and sisters, from three to 16 years of age, were rolled into surgery for removal of tonsils. Hospital attendants figure it must be some sort of record" "
 Carla Sopher, 3, was first. Three hours later, her brothers and sisters also were without their tonsils.
 Mrs. James Sopher, 36, escorted each child to the operating room. Her 37-year-old husband, an ap- pliance serviceman, divided his time between the four rooms re- served by the family.
 Two Sophers escaped, Michael, 10, underwent the operation five years ago. Pamela, 3 months, was too young.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-11
State to Add Many For Highway Jobs

JUNEAU, R - The State Pub lie Works Director said yesterday design engineers and right-of-way experts are the first group of specialists who will be added to the department when Alaska be- gins its first major highway build ing program next year.
 Commissioner Richard Down. ing outlined some of the eXpan sion plans. He said some 40 de- sign and right-of-way men will be added to the States highway staff next month, in preparation for the big road program.
 Downing estimated about 7,500 separate parcels of land will have to be acquired by the state to clear the way for road building next year.
 By next summer, the state will have added to its payroll nearly a thousand highway men, many of whom now are with the Fed eral Bureau of Public Roads in Alaska Included will be mainten- ance men, engineers, designers and surveyors.
 Until next July, the state and the BPR will work on the high way planning under transitional arrangement.
 Some Az million dollars is allo- cated for highway construction in the state under the 1860 program. Bids for the projects are expected to be called starting early next year.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-11
Hawaiian Volcano Now Just Splashing Lava

HMO, Hawaii, JR - Kilauea Xxi crater started splashing lava again Thursday night in it's eighth eruption since November IA.
 'It's oozing out pretty slowly this time and splashing up about 25 or 30 feet" said Dr. Jerry Eaton, geophysicist.
 In earlier eruptions of the vol cano's present activity lava foun- tains have spouted as high as 1,600 feet.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-11
U. S., Soviets Agree On Forming JUN. Space Board

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y, R- The United States and the Soviet Union agreed today on plan for setting up a U. N. body to CO., operate in the peaceful uses of outer space.
 The final agreement W. s reached by U. s. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge and Vastly V. Kuzentsov, Soviet Deputy For eign Minister, after several weeks of negotiations.
 The plan will be laid before the U. N. Political Committee for quick action before the General Assembly ends it's 1859 session tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-11
BORDER DISPUTE DISCUSSED BY IKE AND NEHRU

NEW DELHI, R - Prime Min ister Nehru said tongiht he and President Eisenhower have dis cussed India's dispute with Com muniSt China.
 At reception newsmen asked Nehru whether the two leaders had talked over India's border trouble with China. He replied:
 "Well we have discussed that broadly but in no great deail."
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-11
PETROLEUM LEASE SALE
 OFFERS s. E. ALASKA TRACTS

ANCHORAGE, LR = Alaska s first offshore petroleum lease sale produced bonus bids totaling $4,O21, ,O31,43 on 32 of 37 tracts offered in the Cook Inlet and Wide Bay areas at a bid opening in the state division of lands office Thursday.
 A joint bid of $1,0O1,123 by Union Oil Co. of California and the Ohio Oil Go. for 2O26-acre tract south of the Kenai River was top bid of the day.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-11
FINE THING

FORT WORTH, Tex, R m The ceiling fell in on City Court Thursday IT really.
 And Judge w. M. Gilmartin got plastered - actually
 He was treated for cuts on his head and hands, but they weren't serious enough to damage the judges humor.
 "Well, I guess someone didn't like the way I fined them," said the judge.
 Lawyers and others concerned in the traffic case leaped clear of the falling ceiling.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-11
CITY-COUNTY MIXUP
 LEXINGTON. Xiv. R =
When

Stella Starkey heard burglars in drug store underneath her apart ment, she telephoned both city and county police.
 Because of confusion over the location of city limits city police mistakenly thought the store was in the county They arrived IS minutes after the call.
 County police thought it was in the city. They arrived 112 hours later.
 The safe - minus $1,7G0 in cash and checks = was found abandoned later.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-11
New Alaska Plates
 On Sale Monday

J JUNEAU - NoW 1lConSe pldLeS go on sale throughout Alaska on December 14 - Monday.
 State Revenue Commissioner Peter Getz said the plates, featur- ing a combination Of white and royal blue, may be placed in use immediately, but are required on all motor vehicles in the state by February 29.
 Differing from last years blue and gold combination, the 1860 license plates for private vehicles will feature a white background with royal blue lettering. Com mercial vehicle plates will be re- versed, a royal blue background with white lettering.
 The new plates are priced as follows:
 (a) For every motorcycle $10.
 Cb) For every private motor vehicle including 12 or s4 ton trucks not used, or maintained primarily for the transportation of passengers or property for hire, $20. For the purpose of this sub section, a 'Fprivate motor vehicle" includes a vehicle used or main- tained primarily for personal transportation and for the trans portation of his personal property.
 (c) For every motor vehicle for hire, operated and known as a taxicab, $40.
 (d For every commercial motor vehicle, including motor vehicles pulling trailers, semi-trailers or trucks designed, used or main tained primarily for the transpor- tation of passengers for hire, ex- i cepting taxicabs, or for the trans portation or hauling of property, including without limitation, such commercial vehicles as wreckers or tow cars, hearses, ambulances and tractors, the actual combined weight as established by the man. | ufacturer's advertised weight, if not so determined, it shall be the responsibility of the owner to fur niSh the true and actual weight, subject to the approval of the Commissioner or his agent, of which is:
 12,OO0 pounds or less - $50.
 Provided that motor buses of twenty or more seating capacity used exclusively for commercial purposes in the transporting of transient visitors and tourists shall be included in this classi- fication.
 12,O01 pounds and not over 18,O0O pounds - $100.
 18,O01 pounds and over - $50.
 For the purpose of this sub section, a 'commercial motor ve- hicle" is vehicle used or main tained for the transportation of passengers for hire, compensa- ton or profit, excepting taxicabs, or used or maintained by any person, corporation, firm or part nership engaged in commercial enterprise.
 (e) For any two or four wheeler trailer including, but not limited to boat trailers and hou s e trailers, $4.,
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-11
EASTERN MOONWATCH PRODUCES RESULTS

ROCHESTER, New York, R - A three-man moonwatch team said a brilliant blue-and-white tailed meteor flashed across the eastern sky Thursday night and vanished in a cloud-like explo- sion. One, Russell E. Jenkins, said the meteor had tail ''that trailed for what seemed like several miles"
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-11
LIGHTS GO ON AGAIN

NEW YORK, R - The lights on Rockefeller Plaza's annual Christmas tree are glowing again. About 5000 persons watched Thursday night as more than 4,000 red, white and green globes on the 70-foot Norwegian Spruce flashed on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30
Veal V1ctOlre easy yet epicurean, with
herbs and the full natural flavor of Del Monte Peas

Special-occasion flavor goes hand in hand with
everyday convenience in this savory combination
you cook veal with tender, tempting DEL MONTE
G.aly Qsaden Peas liquid and all
And isn't it pleasant to find so much garden
flavor in peas already perfectly cooked and ready
for you to enjoyp That's the DEL MONTE blend
the fastest, tenderest peas of all the most favor
full sizes, packed together. You get the sweetness
of the smaller peas with the richness of the larger
the way you do in fresh peas.
No two ways about it, DEL MONTE G0sGy gaaden
Peas are in class by themselves. Taste them!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30
VEAL VIcTOIRE

IN h.. Mekl " cHp pimiente
outlets chops to stas.a ,au,au
uoese. sSHsf !" margarine III ezl DEL MONTE
" small oRon chopped Brand caas gsAa.s Peas
tsasp. minced parsley tshlesp eoFastsreh
" tsasp each euMhsd Thyme tabiesp
egumhed rosemary. garlic ,.,.. ,.-,., t,,s.
DASH Of pepper
Brown meat both sides the butter Add onion;
till onion is tender Sprinkle parsley thyme garlic
SALT pimiento and lemon peel meat
liquid from till tender 30
min At serving time add and covered till
hot Thicker with cornsarch mixed with lemon
juice, Immediately 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-31

gust wedding. the young
couple still insisted to news
men they are good friends
and nothing more.
why can't you leave us
in .peace?" pleaded Anne
Marie.
Steven yesterday refused
to let an American maya
zine make pictures of them.
ASK my fathers public
relations man." he said. \
Gov. Rockefeller has said
he knew Steven was dating
the family'S ex-maid. But
he said he hadn't been told
If it was a real romance or
just a girl-boy friendship.
Steven and Anne Marie
came to Norway about a
week ago after he completed
his military service. The
young couple spanked rumors
of romance by riding around
the countryside together on
a motorcycle. q
Friends of Anne Marie's
family said the motorcycle
was her idea. Steven wasn't
too keen but he agreed.
They had accepted an in
vitation to go on a fishing
trip tomorrow. But there
seemed some doubt whether
they would keep the appoint
ment. Newsmen from several
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-31
Ollie Orsinqer
Gets Presidency

Mrs. Fred ("Ollie"O Or
singer has been installed
president of the Columbia
WomenS Chapter of the
Izaak Walton League.
Other officers installed are:
Mrs. Anne Ricci, vice-pres-
ident; Mrs. John Stowell, sec
rotary; Mrs. Wallace Broth
ers, treasurer, and Mrs.
Frank Mulkern, director.