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Evening star., 1959-02-15
Sweet Findings
..
By VIOLET FAULKNER
Star Food Editor

TWNHOSE delicate little rolled pancakes the French
to serve flaming came by their name crepe
Suzettes quite by accident.
One day 14-year-old Henri Charpentier In the
kitchen preparing a complicated crepe for a
distinguished patron Albert Prince of Wales Much to
Henrs dsmay the caught fire and the poor boy
thought both he and his done for The Prince
was waiting there wasn't time to start all again
Then Henri tasted the It deicous He popped
crepeS into the hot added of the cordals
deliberately set 1t aflame this time The results
sensational The Prince ecstatic.
Thinking flater the royal guest Henri named the
dish Crepes Prncesse Prince Albert gaantly accepted
compliment but said there lady present. Would
Henri consider changing the name to crepes Suzette?
would and did and that's how the dish got its
preparing the famous crepes too much trouble,
three strictly American versions easier to
casually when you're having dinner guests.
In step with modern of living recipe uses
a prepared pancake ready-mix another Is designed for
want their sweets without caories in the third
Evening star., 1959-02-15

the crepes are topped with delicious sauce
that needs no cooking.
Unlike your usual breakfast pancakes,
the dessert variety should be very thin. The
easiest way to achieve this is to bake them
in a small 6-inch skillet so the batter may
be rolled over the entire bottom Of the pan.
Pineapple Cranberry Crepes
Sauce: cup crushed pineapple, 1 cup
cranberry sauce df using canned cranberry
sauce. add l tablespoon lemon iuice), R
teaspoon cinnamon, 2 tablespoons margar-
Inc or butter, W teaspoon salt. =.
Crepes: eggs, beaten; cup milk, "
cup ready mix for pancakes.
Combine all the ingredients for sauce;
simmer for Is minutes.
For the crepes combine beaten eggs and
milk. Beat In ready-mix with a rotary egg
beater until batter Is smooth. For each
crepe place " teaspoon butter in 6-inch
frying pan. Heat until butter bubbles. Pour
in tablespoons batter and tilt pan until
bottom is coated. Bake until Drowned on
underside. Turn and bake; keep crepes hot
on baking sheet in warm oven.
Put 2 tablespoons hot pineapple-cran-
berry sauce at edge of each crepe. Roll up
jelly-roll fashion. Pour remaining hot sauce
over filled crepes; sprinkle with confection
ers' sugar and serve warm. Makes twelve
6-inch .crepes, enough for 4 to servings.
Feather Pancakes with Orange Sauce
Pancakes: "a cup cottage cheese, sieved
drom skim milk; "a teaspoon salt, u cup
flour, u cup non-fat dry milk solids, "a
cup water. 3 eggs, separated; l teaspoon
butter for griddle).
Combine cottage cheese, salt, flour, dry
milk solids and water. Add egg yolks and
beat until smooth Beat egg whites until
stiff peaks begin to form; fold into cheese
mixture. Drop by spoonfuls onto hot,
.oAz1Nr wAsH1NcroN n r. RERRrApv * ,oko
Evening star., 1959-02-15

lightly creased griddle; cook until golden.
Makes twenty 3-inch pancakes. Each con-
tains SO calories.
. Orange Sauce
One and one-half cups orange 1uice,:h
teaspoon orange rind. tablespoons. corn
starch, teaspoon sucaryl solution or.
tablets. few grains salt large orange. sec
toned.
I. Combine all ingredients Except orange
sections) in small sauce pan. Cook over
medium heat, stirring constantly, until e
thick Add orange sections; cool Serve
with feather pancakes. above. Makes 1h:
cups sauce, or 6 servings. Each serving
contains 81 calories.
Apple Crepes
Two cups applesauce, 16 thin pancakes
(about 4 inches in diameter). Use standard
recipe for thin pancakes
Heat applesauce Place hot pancakes
on cookie sheet and spoon about table
spoons of applesauce onto each cake. Fold
over sides of pancake to form small roll Or
make Sandwiches" of pancakes with apple
sauce for filling. Keep in warm oven until
ready to serve. Serve with tangerine sauce.
Makes dessert servings.
Tangerine Sauce
One package vanilla instant pudding
mix, 2s cup light corn sirup. " cup thawed
concentrated tangerine juice, 70 cup evap-
Grated milk
= Combine the instant pudding, corn
sirup and concentrated tangerine Juice in
bowl. Mix well. Stirring constantly. grads
ually add the evaporated milk Continue
stirring until well-blended. Allow to stand
about ten minutes to thicken sauce. Makes
about 12s cups Of sauce. May also be used
on ice cream, cake or other desserts. Serve
apple crepes for Sunday brunch.
Evening star., 1959-02-15

lightly creased griddle; cook until golden.
Makes twenty 3-inch pancakes. Each con-
tains 80 calorieS.
Evening star., 1959-11-19

and further terrifying" her.
She said he entered her home
repeatedly without permission.
Charges Car Attack
Mr.. Brando said he was
asleep at Q am. August Is
when Miss Kashfi flung her
self into the room and onto the
bed" He said he spanked her
and put her in her car. Then
she tried to run over me-"
Miss Kashfi said Mr.. Brando
at about that date ransacked
her house and "brutally beat
and struck me-"
Mr.. Brando asked Miss
Kashfi be ruled in contempt
for refusing him visitation
rights-set at every other night
for 80 minutes plus one months
custody each summer. She
asked his visits be limited to
three hours on Saturdays, with
"a hours notice.
The judge ordered both not
to harasS or annoy each other
and authorized Mr.. Brando to
make up any missed visits on
Saturdays-on "a hours notice.
Evening star., 1959-11-19
Expelled Dockers
Reioin AFL-CIO

NEW YORK, Nov. l9 (AP)
The International Longshore-
mems Association - expelled
from the old AFL six years ago
on charges of racketeering and
gangster dominance - rejoined
the labor fold yesterday, on
probation.
The dock workers were kicked
out in 1858. They also were
barred from the AFL-CIO when
the two merged in 1855.
AFL-CIO President George
Meany presented a charter
affiliation to lila President Will
liam Bradley in ceremonies
attended by high-ranking labor
leaders.
The lila is on two years
probation and can be sus-
pended again if it does not
live up to labor's code of ethics.
The decision to readmit the
.ILA was made last September
at the AFL-CIO convention on
findings that the dock workers
had cleaned house.
Evening star., 1959-11-19
Castro Asks
Labor Backing

HAVANA. Nov. 10 (AP), -
Prime Minister Fidel Castro
early today called on Cuban
labor to unite behind his revo-
luton. He said a split now in
the ranks Of the workers would
help the governments enemies.
THE destiny of the nation
and the revolution is in the
hands Of the working class, :"
the rumpled. tired-looking
Prime Minister told the open
ing session of the 10th annual
Labor Congress.
The 5000 delegates in the
convention hall responded with
only scattered cheers and ap-
plauSe when asked for a vote
Of support for the governments
policies. But most of the dele
gates were exhausted after
waiting more than eight hours
for the session to start. The
delay was blamed on slow
processing of delegates creden-
tials.
Mr.. Castro's three-hour tele-
vised speech included fiery
stabs at independent Havana
newspapers critical Of his
regime. a threat to confiscate
the money of rich counter
revolutionaries," and a warning
that rich juvenile delinquents
would be sent to work gangs in
the Swamps of Southern Cuba.
But there was no reference
to the United States, his most
frequent recent target.
However, the congress was
drawn into the anti-United
States campaign earlier by
David Salvador, head of the
million-member Cuban Con-
federation of Labor. AS the
delegates roared approval, he
said the congress today would
vote an energetic condemna-
ton" Of United States efforts to
keep Britain and other Euro
pean countries from selling jet
fighters to Mr.. Castro.
Mr.. Salvador told the con-
gress it also would % vote
one days pay from each Cuban
laborer for a government fund
to purchase planes and arms
and 90 approve a program of
military training for all
workers.
Mr.. Castro blamed the grow
ing wave of juvenile delin-
quency in Cuba on the nations
rich and called it an attempt
by counterrevolutionaries to
launch a social struggle using
gangs in Cadillacs."
Evening star., 1959-11-19

tional Cooperation Admins
tration which handles the bulk
of economic assistance abroad
ICA Policy Upheld
In separate letters. Mr.. Dillon
and Vance Brand, managing
director of the Development
Loa n Fund, defended the
placing Of primary emphasis
on procurement of United
States goods and services with
money from loans the fund
makes for economic develop
ment abroad.
But Mr.. Dillon emphasized,
as Secretary of State Herter
did in a New York speech Mon
day, that to apply the new
policy to ICA grant programs
would not stimulate additional
financing" by Western Europe
for underdeveloped countries.
He said that after a world
wide review Of ICA procure
ment policies, it was decided
1--WE do not for the present
contemplate basic changes in
ICA procurement policies"
Shift in ICA Grants
The State Department, ap-
parently in q minor concession
to the Treasury Department,
has agreed to shift some Of It's
ICA grants for specific deyelpp-
Evening star., 1959-11-19

Iment projects to loans and put
them under the Development
Loan Fund Administration. It
is estimated that from $40 mil
lion to $50 million of such
financing could be moved under
the Buy American" policy.
In releasing the letters, SEN
ator 'Fulbright called very sig
nificant Mr.. Herter's assurance
there is no intention of re-
treating from Americas basic
policies Of liberal trade or of
proposing solutions which
would weaken the overall de-
fensive or economic strength of
the free world"
Senator Fulbright again ex-
pressed hope that the Treas
ury will not be allowed to domi-
nate our foreign policy"
Evening star., 1959-11-19
/. Dillon Assures
Fulbright on
'BuYAmerican
By the Associated Press


The State Department gave
additional assurance last night
its new Buy American" policy
viii be confined, for the present,
to the program Of loans for
economic development abroad.
This was emphasized in a
letter from Undersecretary of
State c. Douglas Dillon to
Chairman Fulbright of the
Senate Foreign Relations Com
mittee.
Senator Fulbright had voiced
concern over what he called
unfortunate effects of the de-
cision to tie loans from the
Development Loan Fund to the
purchase of goods and services
in the United States He had
asked whether the policy might
be extended to the Interna-
Evening star., 1959-11-19
Brondo, Ex-Wife Tell
Judge of Their Fights

SANTA MONICA, Calf. Nov.
10 (AP).-Actor Marion Bran
do says his former wife. Ac-
tress Anna Kashfi. threatened
him with q butcher knife and
threw a tricycle., at him. She
says he beat her, threw her
to the floor and terrorized her.
Each says their violent bat
ties. which included hair pull
ing and spanking. were the
others fault.
A judge read details of their
fights yesterday, then clamped
new rules on Mr.. Brando's Wis
its to their baby son.
Eighteen month old Chris
tan Devi is the center Of the
turmoil. Judge Mervyn A. Ag-
geler ordered Miss Kashfi to
stay out of Mr.. Brando's sight
when he goes to see the baby.
Visiting Rights at Issue
The privacy-loving actor and
India born Miss KaShfi made
their troubles public through
documents fled in Superior
Court.
Their dispute is over Mr..
Brando's right to visit the child.
Miss Kashfl was given custody
under terms of their April di-
vorce, along with half a mil
lion dollars.
The judge postponed perma-
nent action until January 13.
Meanwhile. he ordered that Mr.
Brando give two hours advance
notice before visiting the child.
He can visit for 2h hours each
on Monday. Wednesday and
Friday.
|. Mr. Brando said that once,
when he visited Miss Kashfi in
the hospital, "She threw al
water bottle and other objects
at me. Then she grabbed me by
the hair and tried to kick me
in the groin"
Admits Slapping
Last May, the Academy
Award-winning actor said, she
snatched the baby from him,
he grabbed her "and she slipped
and sat down with the baby
She insisted on calling the po-
lice, he said, so:
81 slapped her twice Il
started to spank her Il
started to leave the house. i
She grabbed a butcher knife
and started to come at me. II
pushed her away. She raised
the knife. 1 told her to go
ahead If it would make her
happy. She threw the knife on
the floor and came at me again,
grabbing my hair. I freed my
self and I left"
Miss Kashfl, on the other
hand, said Mr.. Brando threw
her down while she held the
baby. She said he struck her
numerous times.
He exercised his visitation
rights. she said. for the pur-
pose of harassing, intimidating
Evening star., 1959-11-19
Film on Conqueror

LONDON, Nov. 19 (APl-
German-born movie producer
Claude Heilman has announced
plans to film the story of Will
liam the Conqueror, the
Frenchman who won the Bat
tie Of Hastings and became
King Of England. Because
Hastings, no longer looks as it
did in 1866, the battle scenes
win be staged in YugoSlavia.
Evening star., 1959-11-19
Indian Scientists Win
Praise of z Swedes

NEW DELHI.-India is not
an underdeveloped country in
applied sciences. and in many
branches of research can meas
ure up to America and Europe.
In the opinion of two Swedish
scientists who. have Just con-
Evening star., 1959-11-19

cluded a two-month visit to
India. They are the Nobel
Prize winner, Prof. Arne Tise-
lius. and DR.. Axel Nygren, of
Uppsala University.
They particularly praised In
dian botanists' work in plant
improvement, saying they were
far ahead of Sweden in this
respect.
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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1959-06-26

A grand new season is now underway on THE
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22
kanpanja

h ASA CLANSkA KAMPANJA liiepo sc
! odvija. Marni clanovi stalno prikupliuiu
move clanove j Hrvatska Bratska la iednica
pomalo ali stalno Glanstvom ide napriied.
Tome napredku prvom redu priznanie
cast ide nasim vrijednim clanovma Clanovi
zele da posjete svoj Start Kraj mnogi ma
stoJe da troskove putovanja dobiju cd svo-
Je Zajednice, pax da posjete staru domovinu,
svoJtu rodni zavicaj ne kao obicni posie-
tlocl, vec kao zajednicari predstavnici mai
vece hrvatske bratske organizacije koia ie
narodu Jugosaviji dobro poznata, kao 3D.
licna organizacija zajednicarskog bratstva u
kojoj Sc clanstvo odgaja u duhu bratske lju-
bavl covjecnosti prema svakom pojedincu
i svakom narodu.
Spas covjecanstva jest jedino bratstvu
i covjecnosti. Svi ljudi trebaju moraiu do
CT do uzvlsene spoznaje, da je covjek CO.
vJeku brat i da Sc postuie sloboda dosto-
Janstvo covjeka smislu rijeGi. Bez toga
postovanja uvjerenja nema ne moze biti
mira nj srece ma sviietu.
Hrv. Bratska Zajednica osnovana lie ma.
nacelu bratstva i cato stalno promice brat
sku ljubav medju ljudima dobre vol u
opce. Kao takova dobiva odlicno priznanie
poStovanje. Kao takova dolazi americ-
ku stampu sa svojim kulturnim, bratskim
drustvenim aktivnostima, pa sa clanskom
kampanjom
Velika gradska novina Pittsburgh Sun
Telegraph" stalno biljezi nase aktivnosti u
rubrici "Old Country and the New Prosli
tjedan srijedu g. aprila pocascen je mas vri-
jedni aktivista brat John Baron.
O MENU je reeeno: Da je samo jedna O.
soba distriktu kvalificirana "a placeni put
Jugoslaviju 1860. godini postignueem
700 tockica koliko je potrebno "a tai tro.
SAX puta u clanskoj kampanj Hrv Bratske
Zajednice.
On je John Baron il Benwood, w. Va.
Jedan cd osmorice koji su kvalificirani "a
put Starr Kraj naredne godine
U 1858. organizacija je dobila 6,O95 no
viii clanova ukljucivo 1892 clana Pomla-
dak $5,35O,200 move osiguracije
Tako eto biljez nasoj kampanji Pitts
burgh Sun-Telegraph. Nasi neki clanovi
koji bagatelisu kampanju napredak svoje
Zajednice, neka Sc ugledaju Amerikance
Nego, kad je rijet nasem Baronu On
ne samo da zel posjetiti Start Krai, negc
hoce da povede svoju Baronicu sa sobom
U tome ga preporucamo zelimo dobar u.
spjeh. Istina, on je jedini pobjednik ovom
distriktu. U toliko wise odskace. Trebalo b
da Sc nadje wise clanova, koji bi digli di
strikt ma visi stupanj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22
ZalOsno

DOzNAJEMO ma osnovi izjava izbjeglica
- IL Hrvatske, da pojasu oko Jugoslavije
postoje posebne eelije IL kojih Sc lifruje u
Hrvatsku letaci ubacuju agenti da snube
neupuceni svijet ma bjezanje il svoje zem.
lie. Mladi ljudi napustaju zemlji posao
polozaje svoju zemlju i bjeze pograniGne
zemlje. Kad in uhvate ItaliJ iii Austrii
tamo in batinaju vracaju natrag Ma po-
vratku Jugoslaviju opet dobivaju batine
zatvor
IL organiziranog podzemlja vabi Sc mia.
de ljude, da &c inozemstvu dobiti uposle-
ME bolju zaradu Sjedinjenim Drzavama
Kanadi. Danas je tesko iseljenje preko-
morske zemlje. Medjutim u Sjednjenim
Americkim Drzavama ma milijune je rad.
nika ostalo bez posla. Amerika ne mole da
uposluje svoje radnistvo, a kamo Ii STRANGE
Uz owe poteskoce sto izbjeglice sada su-
ocuje u stranom svijetu treba matt ovo:
Svaki Hrvat ko1 napusta posao u tvornici
Hrvatskoj, polozaj svoju profesiju, tako
i oval koji napusta svoj grunt dom ma
njegovo mjesto dolazi stranac. Domorodci
odlaze, stranci i'll zamjenjuju.
To je ne samo steta "a hrvatstvo, nego
najveci grijeh iii bolje receno 1ocin protiv
hrvatstva uopce. Zato ljudi braeo, ne ma
pustajte svoj ocinski prag
Ova pax tajna fasisticka druzba misli
time oslabiti danasnJ rezim, da oni dodju
ma vlast, a sirotinja Sc izvrgava propasti !
zatiranju obitelT hrvatskih domova.
Takovi be7dusnici najveci su nepnjatelji
Hrvatske hrvatstva, Ito svak rodoljub o
gorceno osudjuje
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-22

tvima, clanstvo prestaje onim
casom kad sc iscrpi rezerva
certifikata, kod mas start clan
koji je u neimastini, ne biva
iskljucen, on estate | dalje
clanom, time, sto mu sc sred-
stvima Narodnog Fonda kupi
novi certifikat, to ma bazi
$1,000 "a svaku godinu cla.
novanja.
Da ovo nisu s a m o puke
rijeci pokazuju zapisnici Il.
vrsnog Odbora. Ma skoro sva.
koj pol u-mjesecnoj sjednici
INA 81. tajnik predloziti pc
koji ovakav slucaj. Etc, ne.
davno ma sjednici cd 11-og 0.
zujka bila su tri ovakva slu-
GAIA ma dnevnom redu. Ukrat.
ko cemo in opisati.
Nakon sto je jedan starr
clan iscrpio rezervu svoga
certifikata, koja je u ovom
slucaju iznosila wise Cd $500,
i kad mu wise nista nijje O.
stale, kad bi u svakoj dru-
goj organizaciji prestao biti
clanom, Zajednica mu je IL
dala novi certifikat, cist cd
duga, ma limos cd $4,000 "a
koji je "platila" $2S3.75.
Ia jednog drugog clana, ko-
j je takodjer dosao u memo
gucnost da dalje plaza svoje
clanske pristojbe, Zajednica
je platila S341.91 "a njegov
novi uplaceni certifikat cd
$4,000.
U trecem slucaju radio sc
o clanu, koji je prestao pla-
cati clanarinu 1888 godine.
Da, pred 81 godinu! U medju-
vremenu on je iscrpio prikup-
ljenu rezervu i sve povlastice
i bio je ostao bez icesa u Ca
su kad mu je pomoc najpo-
trebnija. 1 u ovom je slucaju
zajednica priskocila u pomo6
i potrosila S314.61 "a now
certifikat, "a koji oval clan,
S obzirom ma situaciju u ko-
joj Sc nalazi, nece placati nj
sta.
l Nemamo Ii prava upitati
koja druga slicna organiza-
cija ov a k o postupa prema
svom starom clanstvu? Mole
Ii Sc, zato, reel da smo "a
boravili ma nase stare cla-
| move? Naravski, da ne moze