davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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1 toounce) can q cup).

/ 60 0unce) can Il cup).
pineapple tidbits, drained
2 cups diced cooked chicken
u cup chopped celery
"a cup chopped green pepper
3 stuffed green olives. sliced
Make q chicken broth by
stirring the chicken noodle
soup mix intD boiling water.
and cooking uncovered for Z
minutes. Strain and reserve
the broth. Meanwhile. soften
the gelatin in cold water for
5 minutes; dissolve in hot
broth. Add the lemon Juice
and salt; then chill until the
mixture is partially set. Stir
pineapple. chicken, and vege-
tables into the gelatin. Pour
mixture carefully over sliced
olives which have been placed
in q 11z-quart mold. Chill.
Serve on salad green's. Makes
six servings.
Evening star., 1962-09-06
Melon SouffIe SuIud
cup boiling water

/ cup boiling water
regular size package g
ounces) orange pineapple
flavor gelatin
u teaspoon salt
2 or 3 sprigs fresh mint
cup cold water
2 tablespoons lemon Juice
" cup mayonnaise
/ cup diced honeydew melon
1 cup diced cantaloup
" cup toasted slivered
almonds
Pour boiling water over
gelatin, salt and mint Sprigs
in saucepan. Stir until gel
attn is dissolved, then allow
mint to steep for 5 minutes.
Remove mint and add cold
water. lemon Juice, and may
Evening star., 1962-09-06

onnaise. Blend well with egg
beater. Pour into refrigera-
tor freezing tray.
Quick-chill in freezing unit
without changing controD
Is to 20 minutes, or until
firm about l inch from edge
but soft in center. Pour mix
ture into bowl and whip with
egg beater until fluffy.
Fold in fruit and almonds.
Pour into 1-quart mold. Chill
until firm in refrigerator (not
freezing unit 80 to so min
utes. Unmold and garnish
with fresh mint. Makes four
to six servings.
Evening star., 1962-09-06

added to a gelatin mixture:
Apple cubes, banana slices,
fresh grapefruit sections,
fresh peach slices, fresh pear
slices, and fresh strawberries.
Marshmallows and nuts be-
long in this category, too.
Fresh blueberries, canta-
loupe and honeydew (cut into
balls with either a French
ball cutter or a "a teaspoon
size round-bowl measuring
spoon are still more fruits
that will rise to the top Of
the mixture.
The same fruit when
packed in q heavy sirup will
have just the opposite reac-
ton because of their greater
density. Fruits that will sink
when packed in heavy sirup
include apricots, Royal Anne
cherries, peaches. pears,
raspberries, and pineapple.
This is q good time to warn
you to always use canned
pineapple In nodded salads.
The fresh fruit contains an
engine that prevents the
gelatin from setting"
Fresh grapes, fresh orange
sections, cooked prunes and
cooked plums settle to the
bottom. Fresh cherries,
pitted and left whole or
halved can't always make up
their minds sometimes
they sink, sometimes float.
The secret Of making a
self-layering gelatin mold is
simply a matter of selecting
the right fruits. Canned
peach slices for example will
sink to the bottom while
banana slices float to the top.
When set, then unmolded, the
fruit arranges itself in ap-
petizing layers with clear
fruit favored gelatin be-
tween the two.
If you want the fruit even
ly distributed throughout the
mixture, allow the gelatin to
chill until slightly thickened,
then add the fruit regard
less of whether it has q nat
ural tendency to float or
sink, and stir gently.
Evening star., 1962-09-06
Only Some Fruits
FIoot in GeIotin
BY VIOLET FAULKNER
Food Editor Of The Star

"How can you tell which fruits float and which
sink in making nodded gelatin Salads, asks young
homemaker from Arlington.
Cookbooks may differ on just which fruit does
what SO we went straight to a company that makes
fruitflavored gelatinS, and this is what they say
The following fresh fruits will float when
Evening star., 1962-09-06
JeIIied Chicken SuIud

/ package chicken noodle
soup mix
8 cups boiling water
2 envelopes unflavored
gelatin
" cup cold water
" cup lemon juice
" teaspoon salt
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An overseas-bound seller will
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Full basement offers HUGE REC
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

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This sturdy but dirty 3-BEDROOM
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Gruenther Awarded
BeIIurmine Medal

LOUISVILLE. KY, Feb. %
(AP).-The eighth annual Bel
larmine Medal. awarded by Bel
larmine College, will go to AL
fred M. Gruenther, president of
the American Red Cross and a
retired Army general, on May 2.
1t is awarded yearly to a
national or international figure
who "exemplifieS in a notable
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terly commented one Moslem
officer.
French officers also feared
repercussions.
For years." said one. IT have
been recruiting Moslems for
the army, telling them. we
will never abandon you Now
I will have to tell them they
are entitled to a bonus and
resettlement in France. I don't
know how I will be able to
do it,"
Some Moslem units will be
incorporated in security forces
which would police Algeria dur
ing the transitional period of
independence.
Most army MoSlems, how
ever, will have to make a bit
ter choice-remain in an AL
gleria which will be ruled by
their enemies or choose emf
grafton or service as mer-
cenaries in the French army
away from their homeland.
The problem is less acute for
Moslem conscripts-men who
have been drafted into the
French Army. It is most dra-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-23


spent all of yesterday visiting
and speaking at the Presby-
terra ma ffiliated college
Wednesday night he spoke to
the Chamber of Commerce at
nearby Charlotte.
The Secretary declared that
in Berlin I'VE face the most
direct and fundamental Soviet
challenge to the position of the
United States-and indeed Of
the entire free world.
Stresses Obligation
1.-THE Western allies, backed
by all the NATO powers, have
the most solemn obligation to
protect the freedom of the West
Berliners. This is a duty to our
selves as well, and to our own
security, Tor the freedom of
West Berlin is the key to the
freedom of us ALL" he said.
Mr.. Rusk also touched on
foreign trade and on disarma-
ment talks he will attend start
ing in Geneva next month.
I'VE must negotiate with
Europe" he asserted, lin ways
which do not merely protect
American economic interests
but which also reduce tariff
barriers and trade discrimina-
ton throughout the whole of
the free world"
Wants Workable Plan
On disarmament, he said,
I'VE shall be prepared to talk
seriously and precisely. But
we shall not mistake talk for
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matte for auxiliary troops
known as "harkis." many of
them former rebels who rallied
to the French cause. Few OF
these men would be welcome in
a Moslem-ruled. independent
Algeria.
A cease fire and peace will
particularly affect Moslem ca
reer officers in the French
Army.
Some Of these officers de-
serted long ago to join the
rebels. Some have been jailed
for protesting methods used by
the army in Algeria. But most
continued to serve France with
stubborn loyalty.
A striking example: The
brother Of rebel Information
Minister M'hammed Yazid is
a lieutenant colonel in the en-
cheering corps stationed in
France.
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serving in the French Army
and said they will be given
bonuses and pensions and Of
fered the opportunity to re-
enlist or resettle in France.
Gen. Charles Ailleret, the
supreme commander in AL
geria, vowed that the "legiti-
mate interests" of Moslems
who have served France will
be guaranteed. But the an
nouncement was seen as a per-
sonal tragedy for many Moslem
soldiers.
They're paying us off, we
are no longer needed" bit
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progress, slogans for workable
arrangements"
He added that the United
States will try again to find
some way with assurance to
interrupt this arms race, which
is almost passing beyond the
capacity of the minds Of men,"
Mr.. Rusk remarked that the
Communists talk much about
their own brand of revolution,
but that the greatest revolution
they could bring about would
come IF they made a simple
decision to live in peace. &.
Indeed, it taxes our imagination
to try to picture the world
which would be within the
grasp of mankind :"
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time when it faces a test by
the European Secret Army Or
ganization pledged to keep
Algeria French.
The Algerian rebel National
Council, meanwhile. met in
secret session in Tripoli. Libya,
for the second day to consider
the tentative accord with
France for a cease fire clear
ing the way for Algerian indie
pendence. France Endorsed the
accord Wednesday night.
President Charles de Gaulle's
government yesterday an
nounced plans for progressive
rehabilitation Of Moslem s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-23
New Shield Tried

NEW YORK - New York's
police department is expert
menting with reflectorized
shields on police cars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-23

manner the virtues of justice.
charity and temperatures in
dealing with difficult and con-
troversial problems"
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Rusk Again Presses
German Identification

DAVIDSON N. c., Feb % (AP)-Secretary Of State Rusk
voiced again last night the Vests determination to defend
the freedom of West Berlin and said Identification of Germany
the only real solution to the divided nations problems
Mr. Rusk wound tWo-day visit to North Carolina with
address at Davidson College, where he graduated
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Mos|em rehabilitation
Anqers French Officers

ALGIERS Feb % Both French and Moslem officers
reacted bitterly today to plan to deobze 140
900 Algerian Mosems wearing the French uniform.
The obvious sign of its confidence
that Algerian fire is imminent 1t posed possible
crisis in the French Army in Algeria however at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-26
q DIVORCE COURT.

q DIVORCE COURT.
Trial. l Hour. An heiress sues to divorce
tennis champ. charges all his playing
isn't on the court
q PETE AND GLADYS.
Comedy. Gladys adopts sloppy high
school dress and finds herself doing a
rock-and-roII dance as she attempts
to discourage the romantic attentions
Of a teen-aged gardener, who develops
a crush on her, Robert Diamond is
featured tRepeat)
$50 q THE PRICE IS RIGHT.
Game. Color. Bill Cullen, me-
q LAW OF THE PLAINSMAN.
Western. crippled errand boy steals
from the local bank to save the life
of his lady love. Constance Ford is
featured
q FATHER KNOWS BEST.
Comedy. THE Meanest Professor" IRE
peat)
900 q 9th PRECINCT.
Crime / Hour THE Pigeon" About a
small-time hoodIum tPeter Falk) whose
desire to be a big man makes him
easy prey for three thugs who convince
him. through hypnosis. that he has COM
mitted murder tRepeatl
g MOVIE GREATS.
Hours. Little Minister" 1924. Kath-
arine Hepburn and Donald Crisp.
q SURFSIDE SIX.
Drama. ! Hour. THE Quarterback"
gambler tries to fix a football game
through the star quarterback Richard
Crane is featured tRepeatl
q LUcY-DESI COMEDY HOUR.
Comedy. l Hour. Lucy Meets the
Moustache" Eide Adams and her late
husband. Ernie KoVacs, guest star. IRE
peat)
1000 q RIDDLE OF THE LUSITANIA.
Public Affairs. l Hour. NBc News will
probe a 47-year-oId mystery; What
Caused the liner m Sink in nnin,ttes7
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TODAY'S MOVIE SCHEDULES
STAGE

NATIONAI-Dark. Doyly Carte Opera Company; opens
tomorrow.
HOWARD-Vaudevile with Chuck Jackson and Baby
Cortez; O. 4:45, 1880 and 10 pm.
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COMING ATTRACTIONS
STAGE
SCREEN

ARENA-"Once In Lifetime: opens october 49,
NATIONAL-"Harold"; opens November 5.
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Ammo Maria Avenged
That Merrick SIur

out with other men. and he
dated girls. He wouldn't come
back to me a second time"
AS of going to press, the
marriage of Anna Maria
and the well-known director
is planned for late spring in
Rome. Wherever it's going
to be, l will not leave my
husband for more than two
weeks. Claudio will be direct
ing the new Franklyn Lacey
musical for Bea Lille in New
York, while I am with Car
nival' in Chicago. I'll be in
Dalla S for severai weeks
first"
The feud with David Mer-
rick is now past history and
Anna Maria had a beautiful
revenge which I will come to
after these comments on him.
You have to take David as
he is. OF course he loves pub
licity. For instance, that
speech he made in Los An
leges after the opening Of
'Oliver'-that he loathed &C
tors. He was thrilled when he,
learned that the actors had
the piece pinned up back
stage with daggers. When I
see him again I'll ask him
See GRAHAM, Page Clio
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What's So Fierce About New York?

Setup' is that Of the girl
friend of a married man.
Gene Barry plays the man
and Jan Sterling is his wife.
Our play is what I'd call a
comedy with serious under
tones. I'm playing a career
girl. She's sincere without be-
ing serious. I call her a great
broad"
Angie was born in Kuhn,
North Dakota-"it's a tiny
place. with a population Of
TOO or 300, right out in the
great open spaces" Her par
ents ran the weekly news
paper there until they moved
to California when Angie was
10. MY real name is Ange-
line, but I've always been
called Angie"
She is certainly the only
actress I've met rho has
made the ascent of Tiger
Hill in northern India and
gazed out upon the magnifi-
cence of Mount Everest, just
at dawn.
II was lucky" she said. IT
was in India visiting Am
bassador Galbraith and his
wife. They got me up at 8
am. in Darjeeling for the
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cellany of needed weapons in
contrast to the unlimited
forces and supplies of the
actual D-Day combatantS.
With these, he performed a
quiet miracle of recreating
the drama of the catastro-
phic clash that June day on
the beaches of northern
France.
This is moviemaking pretty
close to the art of making
movies that the most exact
ing cinema critics demand.
It requires an amazing use
of appallingly limited forces,
a spartan resistance to any
temptation to overdo or over
crowd a multitude of battle
sequences.
Scale Unvarying
This quality Of resistance,
Mr.. Zanuck and his co-di-
rectors, representing all the
major cambatants includ-
ing the Germans, achieved
to keep every action in the
three-hour film in scale. AS
a result, every scene - from
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Yes, Loaded Dice
Do Save Labor

HOLLYWOOD (AP).-Pro-
ducer-director William Asher
says the most difficult cast
ing problem he has so far in
Johnny Cool" is finding a
pair of loaded dice.
One scene in the movie
has Henry Silva and Sammy
Davis, jr., using the educated
dice in a high stakes game.
California has state laws
against the manufacture and
importation of the cultured
cubes.
And In neighboring Ne
vada. loaded dice on ones
person is tatamount to execu-
ton by lynching," says Asher.
I'm our closeup scenes of the
game, we have to show en-
unbroken string of sevens
and elevenS.
ut may take us a week to
shoot it with real dice"
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Pays to Play
The Part of JFK

HOLLYWOOD (AP).-Cliff
Robertson, now portraying
the young John F. Kennedy
in "PT 109," is suddenly be-
ing flooded with offers of
new biographical pictures.
Two, he admits, intrigue
him-the role of DR.. Tom
Dooley in an upcoming movie
about the famed doctor, and
Otto Preminger's THE Card
inal," based on the life Of
New York's Francis Cardinal
Spellman.
Thanks to JFK," says
Robertson, II may become the
Don Ameche of the sixties"
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ride to Tiger Hill and 1t was
on Easter Sunday. Everest
came out, right on cue, and
it was, a beautiful sight, and
a spiritual experience as
well. Those people there are
very close to God"
Angie took dramatic les
sons in California, won a
beauty contest, and was en-
gagged in television when she
was discovered by Howard
Hawks. He gave me my
chance in Rio Bravo We
thought I did all right in it,
but had no idea Of the i'm
pact it would have. If I'd
had another picture ready
Immediately, who knows
where I would be now, but
I'm happy about it anyway.
1.-THE leg shot made of me
in Rio Bravo was printed
all over the world. They tell
me my legs are long. I'm five
feet five I've been mar
ried once and divorced. His
name was Dickinson and I
kept it. We're close friends.
Now here I am, little Ange-
line coming to Broadway.
And let me repeat, I'm not
scared"
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By sHEILAH GRAHAM

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North American Newspaper Alliance
HOLLYWOOD.-One thing
I feel sure of with petite
Anna Maria Alberghetti, the
star waif in Carnival: she
will never give up her career.
She postponed marriage to a
man she is very much in
love with, Claudio Guzman,
because her work came first.
Now I would rate career and
marriage about fifty-fifty.
II wanted to prove to my
self that I could be recog-
nized as an actress" Anna
Maria told me. And it
taught me a great lesson. You
see, I didn't want to COM
plicate my career with mar
riage. It's a hard battle when
you are established in an
other medium was known
chiefly as a singer. I wanted
to be on Broadway where I
could prove myself as an &C
tress. And when I signed to
do Carnival, I didn't think
that such a long time away
from Claudio could spoil our
relationship. 1t did. He got
a boat and was doing fine
without me. AS a matter Of
fact we both felt free. I went
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THE PASSING SHOW
The Longest Day

the paratrooper drop at Ste
Mere-Eglise to the Ranger
assault on the cliffs Of Point
du-Hoc-is a dramatic re-
creation Of the far vaster,
more deadly combat at these
crises sites.
It is another vital aspect
of the films truth to its
theme that 1t Is tri-lingual.
Its Germans speak German.
its French their native
tongue. What they are saying
is translated in sub-titles
which are both pointed and
printed aggressively enough
that they are easy to read.
They never come close to
that white-on-white type OF
subtitle which can make
certain foreign films o con-
tinuous evaporation to so
many moviegoers.
One of the most fascinat-
ing aspects Of the nonstress
which makes the film q SUI
perb model of what such pic
lures should be is the manner
in which it uses its star cast.
There are a. name players In
the huge cast and, ritualisti-
cally but not annoyingly,
considerable point Of this is
made in the advertising Of
THE Longest Day"
Stress Removed
In the action Of the film,
this stress Is almost totally
removed. No one plays q hero
because everyone is a hero by
the very act of participating
in the combat. Famed actor
faces, John Wayne's, Henry
Fonda's, Richard Burton's,
Robert Mitchum's, and some
38 others fit fugitively in
and out Of the n narrative
movem e n t, impersonating
men who made history. In
nearly every case, 1t Is the
character not the player In
which the moviegoer is asked
to be interested.
The actor, almost without
exception, is the quickest to
acquiesce in this pattern In
THE Longest Day"
1t is this unwavering flavor
of restraint, then, that makes
the appearance of THE
Longest Day" a very special
day in the history Of the
screen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

And Sam NOrn mns the flavor of the three comic opera
classics the English company, all in personnel will
present at the National Theater during the next fortnight
At the top his threeayer drawing Gillian knight and
John Reed stars of he GOndOIerS and Mary SAMSON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

opened his play here in the
handsome Sombrero Play,
house, then on to San Fran
cisco, Columbus, Ohio, and
Cleveland.
Marty has been a dear and
he has great imagination"
purred the languorous Angie.
II like the way he has ham
died everything. Now it's up
to the cast Gene Barry, Jan
Sterling and myself = to see
that he gets his money back
and goes on to do other
plays"
MY part in The Perfect