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Evening star., 1961-06-29

berry for distinctive desserts.
The new additions to
General Foods line Of Jellos
come in two sizes: The reg
ular 3-ounce package and the
6-ounce family size. F.
Evening star., 1961-06-07
London Toughs
AttackAirmen,
Kill |, Beat I'd

LONDON. June 7 (AP).-A
gang Of London toughs at
tackled three young United
States airmen today, stabbing
one to death and severely in
juring another.
The dead man was Airman
&c Stanley T. Roach, 81, of
Knoxville, Tenn. A doctor from
a nearby hospital opened his
chest and massaged his hearS
in vain attempt to restore its
beating.
Airman 2/c Gerald Barreras,
20, of Socorro, N. Mex, was
badly beaten on the head. ap-
parently with a milk bottle. He
was taken to a hospital, where
his condition was described as
satisfactory.
The third American, Airman
2/c William T. Hammond of
Bombay, Fla, escaped injury
ana was able to furnish police
with a description of the at.
tackers.
The airmen were on leave
from Wethersfield Air Base, in
Essex. They were attacked
while walking through the
tough Paddington district on
the near West Side of London,
a frequent scene of gang fights
in recent years.
A woman witness said the
toughs jostled the young air.
men off the sidewalk and then
attacked them.
The gang split up and van
ished into the grimy side streets
OF the area before police, called
by residents of an apartment
house overlooking the street,
could reach the scene.
A passerby said Airman Bar
reras, bleeding from his head
wounds, lay on the sidewalk
Evening star., 1961-06-07
British Banner
Kennedy Report

LONDON, June 7 (AP). -
British morning papers made
over their front pages today
to display President Kennedy's
report to the American public.
The Laborite Daily Herald,
making the Kennedy radio-TV
speech its major story for the
day, bannerlined across six
Evening star., 1961-06-07

columns: Kennedy Reports:
No Progress in Vienna"
This was the theme other
newspapers highlighted - Mr..
Kennedy's disclosure that mo
spectacular progress" was
achieved at the talks.
The Daily Express said the
United States Presidents mood
was in stark contrast" to that
of Nikita Khrushchey, whose
cha-cha dance at a Moscow
party with Indonesian Presi-
dent Sukarno challenged Mr..
Kennedy'S declaration for the
biggest headlines.
Evening star., 1961-06-07
ART WINNER

Mrs. Sarah Ferguson, of 5123 Newport avenue,
Bethesda, an art student at American Univer-
sity, displays her prize-winning entries in the
university'S annual student art contest. Her
terra Gotta sculpture, Seated Figure Hattie"
on the pedestal, and her drawing in mixed
media, "New Hat" were awarded first place
The works will be purchased for $3.50, donated
by Mr. and Mrs. David B. Kreeger, and added
to the university'S Watkins Gallery collection
Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1961-06-07

gasping, "the bearded man, the
bearded one"
Airman Roach, dead, lay
sprawled in the gutter.
Evening star., 1961-08-06

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apt, private bath, washer and
dryer. White. Vienna area. Du.
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household. other help employed
for laundry and heavy cleaning.
Live in GEORGETOWN. Start Nov ].
Permanent. Good salary. Box g.
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Evening star., 1961-06-29
Americans Prone to Underrote
Hot Dog, Claims Germon Chef

Herr Otto Schuetx, one Of
Europe's leading hotel chefs
and president Of the Master
Chefs Association Of Baden
Weurtemberg, dropped into
town this week armed with
q bag Of culinary tricks re-
lating to that national ia
vorite !. the hot dog.
Stopping herel.on q coast
to.coast crusade to accord
the hot dog its ''rightful
place in haute cuisine" Herr
Schuetz says the American
homemaker can take q few
tips from her European cous-
ins, who use the sausage for
low-budget recipes that are
eft for q king"
He feels we automatically
relegate the hot dog to the
n1eal.on-a-hln and overlook
its potential as Q basic ingre-
dent for more imaginative
dishes. =
interviewing Herr Schuetx
with the aid Of IN inter-
prefer, he outlined numerous
ways In which frankftirters
may be used in salads. dinner
and buffet dishes.
His Strasbourg salad, for
example, com b ines sliced
frankfurters with white cab
bage. carrots. onions. cheese
strips, vinegar, oil, mustard.
fine herbs and pepper. To
his way Of thinking, you
should never mix raw and
cooked vegetables In the
same salad. Over and over
Evening star., 1961-06-29

clude the Grand Medal and
Prox d'Honneur at several
international exhibits, such
as those held annually in
Copenhagen, Paris, Frank
furt and Zurich. He has also
been decorated for his culi-
nary triumphs by King Fred
erick of Denmark.
Hot Dog Scramble
u cup butter or margarine
2 tablespoons chopped onion,
optional
"a cup sliced fresh or drained
canned mushrooms
2 tablespoons chopped green
pepper
u cup sliced pitted black
olives
/ pound frankfurters, cut
diagonally into 1-inch
slices
8 large eggs, beaten
" cup milk or cream
/ teaspoon salt
! cup tomato sauce
u cup chilli sauce
l teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce
Dash Of TabaSco sauce
Melt butter in large fry
pan over low heat. Add
Evening star., 1961-06-29

he stressed the fact all salad
ingredients should be sliced
neatly, tossed gently, allowed
to season for an hour to
n1arinate the flavors, and
then serve very, very cold.
Consumptisn Scars
Regardless Of how we eat
our hot dogs, We manage to
consume q considerable num-
ber In the course Of o year.
It's estimated well consume
some las billion Of them
this year with the peak pc
riod during the l4-week span
from Memorial Day to Labor
Day.
During July. National Hot
Dog Month, we're expected
to eat an estimated 1.6 bill
lion hot dogs. or nine per
capita, as compared with last
Juiy's IL billion. or eight
per capita. To say nothing
Of the mustard, chilli sauce,
Evening star., 1961-06-29

catsup, pickle relish, or chow
chow plus the buns . . .
that go to make up this IA
Yorite sandwich
Herr Schuetz, whose tour
is being sponsored by the
National Hot Dog and Sau-
sage Council, has devoted 48
years to preparing gourmet
food for Europe's royalty and
hotel trade.
His original love was the
sea but his father vetoed
that idea. Young Otto dis
covered ships needed cooks,
so he learned to cook, think
ing. this would be his entree
into the marines. Instead, he
Travelled from one hotel to
another, serving at one time
as head chef at the Winter
Palace in Egypt. He was also
chef de cuisine at the Maloja
Palace in Switzerland and at
many continental spas.
His culinary awards In
Evening star., 1961-06-29

to produce . unique flavor.
Use the herbs cautiously
until you discover the great
est flavor appeal. A good
rule to follow Is V teaspoon
per pound Of meat. For
stronger seasoning. add V
teaspoon per pound.
Evening star., 1961-06-29
Pink Ice

This refreshing, colorful
pink ice makes an attractive
scoop FOR chilled fruit cups
or fruit salads. Crush one
pound can Of cranberry sauce
with Q fork. Add I cup Of
pineapple Juice and flavor
with V teaspoon Of pepper.
mint extract. Pour into frees-
ing tray Of refrigerator and
freeze. Serve Immediately.
Evening star., 1961-06-29

onions. mushrooms and pep
pers; cook until tender. Add
olives and " Of the frank
furters; heat. Combine eggs,
milk and salt. Pour over
vegetable frank mixture.
Scramble eggs to desired de-
gree Of donenesS. Arrange
remaining franks around
edge Of pan; cover and heat.
Combine and heat tomato,
chilli, Worcestershire and Ia
baSco sauces. Serve over eggs.
Makes four to six servings.
VT.
Evening star., 1961-06-29
Sandwich Filling

Leftover cooked ham makes
q delicious sandwich spread.
Combine l cup ground cooked
ham. " cup grated raw car:
rotS, u cup salad dressing.
Ia teaspoons prepared horse
radish. " teaspoon salt and
Evening star., 1961-06-29
Toasted Cake

A hard to beat dessert is
toasted buttered berry treats.
Spread slices Of pound cake
with butter. Toast under
broiler until lightly Drowned.
Cover cake slices with
drained canned raSpberrieS,
or other berries. Sprinkle
with sugar. and dot berries
with butter. Bake In Q mod
crate over until hot. Serve
hot. topped with Spoonfuls Of
whipped cream.
Evening star., 1961-06-29

y teaspoon pepper. Mix to-
gether all ingredients and
chill. Yield: 11s cups.
Evening star., 1961-06-29
Herbs Vary Beef

You can add variety to,
ground beet by adding herbs
Evening star., 1961-09-02
FAMILY
Amazon Jungle Trip
Was q Holiday Flight

and to help mankind" said
Mrs. Hooten.
The Peruvian assignment
was his way Of contributing to
international understanding,
q close friend said.
Mr.. Ahrendt was the author
of several technical magazine
articles, a contributor to the
Encyclopaedia Britannica, ano
author of two books, Servo
mechanisms Practice" anc
Automatic Feed Back Con-
troll"
Active in civic affairs, he
served on the board of direc-
tors of the National Capita,
Area Health and Welfare
Council, worked in the United
Givers Fund of Prince George:
County, and was a member ot
the College Park Rotary Club
Besides the son, Richard, Mr.
Ahrendt leaves his Widowed
mother, Frieda, of Westfield
N. J. His wife leaves he
mother, Mrs. Harry P. Clark
Of Chicago.
Evening star., 1961-09-02
County lntegrotes
Another School

FRONT ROYAL, Va, Sept. 2
(AP) "A second of this Shen-
andoah Valley community's
public schools was desegregated
yesterday in orderly fashion
and without incidents of any
kind.
While two policement stood
by as observers, three Negro
students were brought by auto
mobile to the front entrance of
Front Royal Elementary School.
They were greeted by Assistant
Principal Kherman Zeil and
escorted quietly inside.
The trio was assigned to the
previously all-white school by
the Warren County School
Board last week in accordance
with an assignment plan sub
mitted to United States District
Judge John Paul in Harrison
burg.
Whites boycotted arren
County High School here in
February 1859 when 18 Negroes
were admitted in accordance
with court orders.
Evening star., 1961-09-02
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

above seasonal normals in the
Eastern half of the country
with greatest departures in the
Northeast. Below-normal tenn
peratures are predicted west of
the continental divide except
for above normal in coastal
California.
Precipitation is expected to
exceed normal over the Mid
west and Pacific Northwest.
Subnormal amounts are indi-
Gated for the Northeast and
Middle Atlantic States and Gulf
Coast and far Southwest, with
near normal elsewhere.
Resort Areas Tomorrow
Ocean beaches-Mostly sunny. high
Cape Hatteras-Mostly sunny. high
Skyline Drive-Partly cloudy. high
Water Temperatures Yesterday
Annapolis, 50: Atlantic City, 81;
Ocean City, Md, ~ Rehoboth Beach,
"A: Virginia Beach, 75.-(Cosst and
Geodetic Survey.
Predicted Water Temperatures
September "a
Annapolis. low sos: Atlantic City
high COS: Ocean City and Rehoboth
Beach. 20; Virginia Beach, 70s.-(Coast
and Geodetic Survey.
River Report
/ Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and clear at Great Falls Shenandoah
/ clear at HarperS Ferry.
Temperatures for Yesterday
Midnight $500 rs Noon - SIS
am. --- Is 4p.m. - 81
! sam. ~ n Spm. sc
/ Record Temperatures for the Year
Highest, "a, on July % and August IS
Lowest, 4, on February 2.
Tide Tables
Furnished by the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
Today Tomorrow
High 2::25 am. 3:23 IN
Evening star., 1961-09-02
Staying Spree is Laid
To Girl, 13, and Man, 81

Ill. The grandparents reported
her missing August %.
The Stone girl and Meyers,
also known as Chuck Carter,
earlier we're charged with kid
naping Miss Wernicker.
Patrolman Reeves said the
girl led officers to the body of
Dekraai, on farm -to-market
road 8l8.
Spotted Couples Car
Mr.. Reeves said the man and
girl said Miss Wernicker, an
addressing machine operator
for a st. Louis department
store, was killed near Alton,
Mo.
/ The State policeman said he
made the arrest after he spotted
the couples car from a deScrip-
ton.
/ Robert D. Gibbons, FBl
agent in charge of the Spring
field ml) office, said Meyers
and the Stone girl had beer
identified by witnesses from
photographs and by finger
prints found at the scene ot
the double Staying.
! The girl told officers she and
Meyers lived in the same apart
ment house in Chicago before
she stayed with her grand
parents in Edwardsville!
( Il don't want that kid Donna
Marie) getting any of the
blame" Meyers said. I'll take
the rap myself"
Evening star., 1961-09-02

20 MIDLAND, Tex, Sept. 2
tAP).-Officers arrested a 13-
year-old girl and her tattooed
companion today and said the
pair signed written statements
that they killed four people in
Staying spree stretching from
Illinois through Texas.
Texas Highway Patrolman
Jack Reeves said John Edwin
Meyers, 80, and Donna Marie
Stone signed the statement af-
ter he arrested them this
morning on the western edge
Of this West Texas city.
Mr.. Reeves said the man and
teen-ager said the motive was
robbery, and that they OBJ
tained a total of SIG in the
four slayingS.
One of their victims was
Carole Ballard, IL, who lives
near Belleville, Ill.
Other Victims
The other victims were
Carole'S father, George Bal
lard. At; Miss Margaret M.
Wernicker, 80, of st. Louis, and
Lee Dekraai, whose body was
found between Midland and
Big Spring.
Meyers is known to have
been a friend of the Stone
family in Chicago where he also
lived.
The Stone girl. who is heavily
built and looks older than she
is, had been living with grand
parents at nearby Edwardsville,
Evening star., 1961-09-02

District and vicinity Fair
tonight. low near IA. Mostly
sunny tomorrow, continued hot
and humid.
Maryland-Continuedh hot and
humid through tomorrow with
mostly fair weather except for
a few afternoon and evening
thundershowers occurring
mostly in the mountains. Low
tonight ranging from IS in the
mountains to rs along the
coast. High tomorrow, IS to "a.
Virginia-Continued hot and
humid through tomorrow with
mostly fair weather except for
widely scattered afternoon and
evening thundershowers occur
ring mostly i'll the mountain
areas. Low tonight ranging
from IS in the mountains to Is
along the coast. High tomor-
row IS 70 95.
Lower Potomac and Chesa- =
peake Bay-SouthweSt winds,
S to Is knots, through tomor-
row with mostly fair weather.
Only a small chance of scat
tered thundershowers. ViSi-
bility 5 to 10 miles.
Pollen Count
The District of Columbia
Medical Society reports a pollen
count for the "a hours ending
at 9 am. today of 124 grains
per 3.6-centimeter-s square slide
area.
80 3O-DAY OUTLOOK
For the United States
For September
Tom nncro t1Yrpc will auaro Oc
Evening star., 1961-09-02
FAMILY

Continued From First Page
corporation executives" in rec
ognition of his rapid rise in
business.
Mr.. Ahrendt and a partner,
James A. Clark, now a vice
president Of Bausch & Lomb,
Inc, later designed a lawn
mower tractor. They formed
Copar, Inc, of Laurel, Md, to
manufacture it. Mr.. Ahrendt
also organized Integron. a ma
chine tool firm in Boston, Mass
His secretary. Mrs. Hooten,
said Mr.. Ahrendt began diveSt-
ing himself of his business in
terests two years ago to devote
more time to writing and
teaching.
A part time instructor at the
University Of Maryland's School
of Engineering, he studied
Spanish for a year in prepar-
ing for the university position
in Peru.
HE wanted to study, to read,
Evening star., 1961-09-02

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2 (AP)
"A grand jury which spent
three months investigating a
Baltimore bar and burlesque
district, known as The Block
yesterday returned e d present.
ments against 18 persons on SO
criminal charges.
The presentments, filed in
criminal court, are official no
tice the jury intends to indict,
The formal indictments will be
prepared next week.
The charges ranged from
kidnapping to small loan VIOLA
tions. The names will not be
made public until arrests are
made. Some names of persons
already in custody were re-
leased.
The jury investigated alleged
strong arm racketeering in the
block and other matters such
as prostitution, gambling, the
conduct Of taverns and pos
sible liquor law violations.
Four men we're named or
Evening star., 1961-09-02
18 BoItimoreons Cited
In The Block Crimes

Istrong-arm conspiracy charges.
They are Alfred Pittore, Lind
say c. Foster, Ralph Norton
and another whose name was
withheld until he is arrested.
Pittore, now in prison under
a 10-year sentence for a street
robbery, was charged with two
kidnapings. The alleged vic
Tins were nightclub Doorman
Earl Fifer, abducted in Balti-
more May 9, and Dale K. Guyer
of Anne Arundel County, kid
naped at Sunset Knolls May
! 80.
Fifer was acting as a body
guard for Edward L. Corbi,
restaurant owner and suspended
bail bondsman, when he dis
appeared during an unsuccess-
full early morning ambush at
tempt on Corbl.
Pittore and Norton, said by
police to be serving a Federal
prison term on a bad-check
charge, also were charged with
conspiracy to kidnap Guyer and
Corbi.
In another case, Orlando Per-
rera was charged with assault
and six counts Of violating the
Small-loan law. Perrera is one
of three men previously indicted
in the July Is murder of Ed
ward J. Castranda.
Five night clubs figured in
disorderly house charges in
which eight proprietorS were
named as defendants.
One key figure in the investi-
cation was charged with seven
violations of pandering laws.
Evening star., 1961-09-02
Negro Is Named
To Housing Unit

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
Sept. 2 (AP). - Mayor Louie
Scribner has appointed a Negro
to his special advisory commit
tee for Charlottesville's redev-
elopment and housing program
The man. James N. Fleming
81, is a former second lieuten-
ant in the Army Medical Corps,
a veteran of Korea, and a part
ner In this city's largest Negro
real estate firm.
Mr.. Fleming, a graduate of
Wilderforce College, Ohio, is
under consideration, as is Ray
mond Bell, another Negro, to
the city's redevelopment and
housing authority.
Evening star., 1961-09-02
CRASH
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
with a number of mysterious
aspects surrounding the giant
aircraft's brief flight from Chi
cago:
A seemingly normal takeoff
with a 3,000-foot ceiling and
visibility at 8 miles.
A routine radio exchange be-
tween the pilot and the con-
troll tower at Midway with no
indication that anything was
wrong.
A piece of tail section which
plunged to earth some 300 feet
from the rest of the wreckage
and conflicting reports from
witnesses of an explosion be-
fore or after the crash.
On its normal course the
plane would have been travel
ing southwesterly but fell to
earth heading due north, indi-
eating the pilot may have been
attempting to return to the
airport.
Mr.. Cough said the plane was
under radar observation until
4 minutes after departure {:
am, CDT) when it went of
the radarscope. The aircraft
crashed about 4 minutes aftel
takeoff.
I Mr.. Cough said he did not
know whether the planes
wheels we're up or down bur
said the craft hit the ground
at a steep angle, around Il
degrees, and hit very hard.
Meanwhile, at the Cook
County morgue, medical ex-
perts labored through the grim
task of trying to identify re-
mains of the victims. About sc
per cent of the bodies were re-
ported tentatively identified but
only four positively.
Evening star., 1961-09-02
BRAZIL
Continued From First Page

COntlnueu from F1rSJ rage
born opposition, however, from
the nations three military
chiefs who insist they will not
accept the controversial leader
under any conditions.
Heads of Brazil's army, navy
and air force had ordered the
armed forces to attack the pro-
Goulart Sd Army in Rio Grande
do Sui, but there were no re-
ports of significant military
action.
! The National Telecommuni-
cations Council announced over
the government radio that
Brazilian Communist leader
Luis Carlos Prestes had beer
named commander Of a militia
unit in Rio Grande do Sui.
/ The council, which has taker
over operation of the govern.
ment news agency. also deniec
what it called radio broadcast.
saying Mr.. Goulart would as.
sumo the presidency Monday.
Inauguration Monday
Cunha Mello, first secretary
of the Senate, said in BraSilis
a caucus of congressional anc
party leaders had approved thu
decision for Mr.. Goulart's in
augural at pm. Monday.
Officials said the plans were
based on the assumption tina
by then Congress would ap'
prove a constitutional amend.
ment setting up a parliamen'
tary system in Brazil. Under
Janio Quadros who resigned a,
President a week ago, Brazil
system of government wa!
similar to the United States.
! Senate President Mours
Andrade told the Senate last
night Mr.. Goulart had agreed
to the constitutional change
to set up a parliamentary Sys-
TEN, but there were hints Mr.
Goulart'S supporters in Con-
gress might try to block it on
grounds he was already Presi.
dent with the right to full
powers.
Mr.. Goulart. who was on q
trip to Red China and other
Far Eastern points when Mr.
Quadros resigned. hastened tC
Paris last Sunday to await
developments and map plans
for his return. He flew to Mon.
tevideo Thursday, then made
the hop to Porto Allegro last
night.
!, A thunderous chorus greeted
the rich, 42-year-old ex-cowboy
when he arrived.
Throngs chanted "Jango
Jango" (Goulart's nickname
as he drove from the airpor
to the central plaza.
The cheers grew deafeninl
when Mr.. Goulart made a brie
appearance on a balcony O
Piratini Palace. residence O
Leonel Brizola. governor of Ri
Grande do Sui and Mr.. Goul
arts brother-in-law.
The three service chiefs
Marshal Odylio Denys of tn
Army, Vice Admiral Silvio HecI
of the Navy and Brigade
Gabriel Grum Moss of the All
Force-have opposed Mr.. Gou
lart'S succession to the presi
dency from the start.
Main opposition to the mill
tary chiefs has come from tn
Sd Army in Rio Grande do Su
Army commanders there and il
other parts of Southern Braz
have vowed they would repuls
any attack from the north.
Evening star., 1961-09-02
Presidents to Meet

SANTIAGO, Chile, Sept. 2
(AP) Presidents Jorge Ales-
sandri of Chile and Arturo
Frondizi of Argentina will
meet at the Pacific Ocean re-
sort of Vina del Mar Septem-
ber $40, the government an
nounced.
Evening star., 1961-09-02
Senator Tower Picks
SchooIey as Aide
BY the Associated Press

Senator Tower, Republican
Of Texas, has announced the
appointment of c. Herschel
Schooley of Abilene, Tex. as his
public relations assistant.
Mr.. Schooley has been as
sistant to the Secretary and di-
rector of information for the
Interior Department since
February, 1858.