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The Washington times., 1932-01-21
|. {. {. CHORUS
SINGS TONIGHT

In addition to the impressive
list of patrons and patronesses,
many persons high in Govern
ment circles and their families
will attend the concert tonight Of
the Interstate Male Chorus of the
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. This is the twelfth year,
and the thirty-second concert, of
the organization.
The varied program. which will
be at Memorial Continental Hail,
Seventeenth and D Streets North
west, will include songs by Miss
Helen Donofrio, youthful colora-
tura, as guest soloist. Harold NJ
Brown, manager. at Room 1907,
Interstate Commerce Building, is
distributing a limited number of
free guest cards.
The Washington times., 1932-01-21
Turret Officer
Wins Adams Praise
-Interna tional Photo

Lieut.. j. H. Broadbent, of Chevy
Chase. Md, turret officer
attached to the battleship Penn.
sylvania was sent a letter of
commendation today by Secretary
of Navy Charles F. Adams.
Lieutenant Broadbent was in
command of turret showing the
highest merit during recent short
range battle practise.
The Washington times., 1932-01-21

Possession Of a badge or identifi.
cation card does not justify a
charge Of impersonating an Off.
Ger, Judge J. Chew Sheriff ruled
in dismissing the case against
Louis Bright, of Baltimore, in Hy.
attSville.
Arrested January 5 for speed.
ing, Bright had been allowed to
proceed under personal summons
to appear when Constable Carl M.
Blanchard found a Baltimore
The Washington times., 1932-01-21
Extension Workers
To Hear TUO Talks

Maryland Univerity extension
service workers, holding their an
nual convention at College Park,
will hear E. 1. Oswald, university
county agent leader, and DR.. H.
j. Patterson, director of the ex'
tension service, at their session
today.
Tonight they will be enter
tanned at a dinner dance at the
Lord Calvert Inn, on the Washing
ton Baltimore Boulevard.
The Washington times., 1932-01-21
Catholic Charities
To Meet TOnight

Representative Mary T. Norton
chairman of the House District
Committee, and Representative
John Connery, chairman of the
House COMMITTEE on Labor, will be
the speakers at the annual meet
ing tonight at o'clock of the
Catholic Charities at the Willard.
The annual report of the organi-
zation will be made and a new
slate of officers recommended.
The Washington times., 1932-01-21

If you want quick relief from
a cold, go back to first principles
and use something you knoW
does the business-don't start
trying" a lot of fancy ideas or
remedies. Even a little" cold is
too dangerous to take chances on.
Get Hills CaScara Quinine. A
scientific formula made to do
ONE THING WELL: to knock a
cold in a jittV, not to cure a
hundred different things.
Take two tablets now. Then
follow directions on box. Drink
The Washington times., 1932-01-21
CHAMBER TO ELECT

The annual meeting and cleo
tion of officers of the Arlington
County Chamber of Commerce
will be held in Clarendon, Va,
Tuesday night. Plans for 1882
will be formulated at this meeting.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-01-22

Sabbath School 2 p. m.
Mission Reading: NEEDY Tibet"
Lesson Review: The Bread Of
Life"
Duet: 20 How He Loves" by Ida
and Evelyn Haas.
Lesson Study: THE Good Shop
herd" John 10.
Preaching service 800 p. m.
Tread Softly"-Mrs. r. r. Bietz.
Come Thou Almighty King
Congregation
Announcements
Offering
What of the Neutrality-suspicious..
Prayer.
Great Is the Lord"-Choir.
Sermon: THE Popes Invitation"
LUX Veritatis."
who Is on the Lords Side''-Con-
gregation.
Testimony Service.
Firm Foundation" -Congregation.
Benediction.
Sunday, Jan. "a p. m.
Prophetic Evangelism for the pub
lie
7:3O-7:45-1nteresting song service.
tStereoptican machine will be used.
:45-8:45-Lecture: Blasting At
the Rock of Ages'-R. r. Bietz.
Wednesday, Jan. q p. m.
Bible Study on Rev. 4, 80
Prayer.
Choir practice $40.
Evening star., 1932-07-21
LITTLE BENNY
BY LEE PARE.

Pop was starting to lite his cigar
after sumner. and said. Hav pop,
what's YOU going to get ma for her
berthday?
Bv gollies that's little matter that
needs immediate attention. pop sald.
Get her something she wants, that
logical general rule to go by. but hang
it all how am I going to md out Wnat
she wants without axually asking her.
wich would rob the gift OF all It's SEN
timental charm he said.
Wich Just then ma came up from
downstairs and pop said, Why such a
woe begone face, my dear. You look
like a woman upon whom lie mas
failed to shower an abundants OF glits
and blessings. Can it be possible tnat
there is something somewhere IN TINS
Werld wich would brighten your eyes
and gladden. your smile? he said.
If YOU mean is there anything l need,
that's putting it mildly. ma said. A
new Summer outfit is crying neceS-
sity in my wardrobe and yet owing to
the trend of the times I've decided not
even to think of it. even as luxury.
So l wont even mention it, especially
since a Summer outfit would be prac-
tically a waist of time without a new
Summer fur to go with 1t, and the COM
bination at any price less than 200 dol
lers wouldent even be werth consider
ing, so that's why ! don't even bother
to bring up the subieck. But as for
needing things. that's the reverse side
of the picture and I could 60 on for
hours. 1 need at least 4 hats. but
Madame Kelly isn't making a thing for
less than 20 dollers. she acts as if the
depression was thing Of the passed
or hadent started yet so she can keep
her hats. nothing is ferther from my
inmost thawt. but when you ask if
there's anything I need. that's diffrent
and l don't mind giving you candid
anSer, ma said.
. well better times are coming. the
werm will tern and show its silver lin
ing. pop said.
And he wrote something down in his
little red book where he writes whatever
ne don't want to forget. me looking over
his shoulder to see what it was.
Being: Box candy.
Evening star., 1932-07-21
Old Man Coyote Simply Grins
Who can at disappointment grin
Some day success Will surely win.
Old Mo.her Nature.

~ RETFUL GULLY. young son OF
Prickly Porky the Porcupine,
r had boaSted Yes. sir, he had
/ boastsd 1t is foolish to boast.
l know of nothing more foolish.
Fretful GULLY found it out at once.
Then why did you run from US?
asked Inky. the little Skunk, speaking
for himself and for Grunty, the little
POSSum.
Well" he admitted fretfully, Il was
startled. l hadn't seen you and l
didn't know who you were and out
there l had no place to hide my head.
Sc I ran to the nearest place to nloe
nv head and then l wasn't afraid.
Inky looked puzzled He hesitated
moment and then he asked question.
"Did-dd you think that you couldnt
b. seen if you hid your head?' he
asked.
fully. OF course. I didn't. But my
head as YOU can see for yourself, isn't
as well protected as the rest of me.
With nv head out of harms way l am
safe. for no one with any sense at all
is going to come within reach OF my
tail
DO yo' fight with yo' tail?' Grunty
yantured to ask.
You might call it that" replied
GULLY. L don't call it that I call it
just defending myself"
That's a funny-looking tail. Can
YOU hit hard with it," asked 1nky.
Il don't have to hit hard with it. :"
replied GULLY in his fretful way. II
l hit any Cne at all it usually IS
enough, No one ever bothers me more
than cnce. A few Of these little spears
Of mine are enough to make thsm
leave me alone for the rest Of my life.
II ANYBODY comes around me looking
for trouble l just show him nv little
sDears and that is enough. What do
ycu fellows do?'
Me? All run. If there is no place
t. run to All climb. If there is no
rlace to climb All Just don do any
thing" replied Grunty with grin.
GULLY opened his dull eyes very
vide. But doing nothing won't do
You any good" he protested,
Grunty grinned. All reckon yo
may be right" said he, but here An
be- Nobody done got me yet
DO you run and climb, too?' asked
Gully, turning to 1nky.
u don't have to-" replied 1nky
body. That is, hardly anybody" he
corrected himself as he saw Grunty
grin and remembered Hooty, the Owl.
And 1 don't hide my head" he added
Il don't have to. Folks Just look at
me and walk around Here comes
some one now. I'll show you"
Sure enough, there was Old Man
COYOTE, coming their way. Grunty at
once climbed the nearest tree GULLY
turned back to that old log and got
his head under it, his thousand little
spears all standing on end. A very
prickly looking person he was. 1nky
put up his warning signal. which. as
YOU know. is his tail, faced Old Man
Coyote and stamped his feet in
threatening manner
Old Man Coyote sat down short
distance away. looked at the three
young adventurers and grinned. Any
one Of the three would have made good
eating, but one was in tree, one was
protected by a thousand little spears
and one was armed with a little scent
gun that could make him most un-
Evening star., 1932-07-21

delightful background for the charms
Of this style II is cool and as dainty a
frock as any young girl could desire
1t would be charming in plain-c color
print. II is No. T6l.
Sizes 10, II. "A Is. 18 Size IA re-
quires 81 yards Of 36-inch fabric or 3
yards Of 39-inch fabric. with y yard of
36-inch or 39-inch for contrast
Simplified illustrated instructions for
cutting and sewing are included with
each pattern. They give complete di-
rections for making these dresses.
To obtain a pattern of this attractive
model send IS cents in coins Write
very plainly on each pattern ordered
your name and address and size and
mail to The Evening Star Pattern De-
partment. Washington. d. G. Several
days are required to fill orders and pat
terms will be mailed as quickly as pos
sible.
Fashion Magazine. filled with the
latest Paris style news. together with
color supplements. can now be had at
10 cents when ordered with a pattern
and IS cents when ordered separately.
Evening star., 1932-07-21
THAT BODY OF YOURS
BY JAMES w. BARTON, NJ. ID.

mind u5 that this type Of patient. who
thinks he has real stomach or abdomi-
nal trouble because that is where he
feels distress. would resent or dislike
being sent to a nerve specialist or psy-
chiatrist. They suggest, therefore.
that he be sent TO a stomach specialist
who is also a nerve specialist.
This type of specialist, as he treated
the stomach" condition BY test meals
and drugs, thus relieving the symptoms
to some extent. gradually. during each
visit, could learn what was on the pa
tents mind. what was really troubling
him. AS matter Of fact. this trouble
acts on the nervous system in such a
way that the stomach and intestines do
not do their work properly.
The patient will talk more freely
about himself and his troubles to a
stomach" specialist than he will to a
nerve" specialist.
Thus the stomach nerve specialist
can get at the cause of the emotional
upset can discuss it freely with the
patient and finally show him how it is
upsetting his stomach and intestines.
(Copyrght. 1892
Evening star., 1932-07-21
GOOD TASTE TODAY

BY EMILY POST.
Famous Authority on Etiquette.

A second letter, which came in the
same mail. reads: Dear Mrs. Post
Our mother doesn't understand that nv
sister and are young moderns, able
to take care Of ourselves. Why such a
lot Of fuss about staying out little
late? Is one hour less moral than an
other? To mother the bogey-man
comes around about 10 o'clock. and
from then on gets wilder and wilder!
Please tell her. won't you, that the
smartest Young New Workers are al
lowed to come home from parties at 6
in the morning-you know this is true,
don't you. Mrs PoSt?"
Answer: 1t is quite true that in New
York, as almost everywhere. the mod
ern" girl has assumed full responsible
itv for herself. which I honestly be-
lieve is a good thing in developing the
cool heart and hard head that are the
sum Of modern efficiency. But you
might. perhaps, remember that it is
asking a good deal of your mother to
remain tranquil while her children are
being tested BY the sort Of experience
that may turn them into steel-or Just
as easily. into cinders! And YOU know
this is true. donet you. Miss Modern? :?
(Copyrieht. 1922
If you would Ike a leahet en- the Great
American RudeneSs' and the Little Amerl-
dressed envelope with your request to Mrs.
Post, care OF this paper.
Evening star., 1932-07-21
REDTIME STORIES By T. Thn5".s" b"rss.,'

comfortable and spoil his appetite. So
Old Man Coyote grinned ruefully. po-
litely said Good evening to 1nky and
then, taking care to give the latter a
wide berth, went on his way.
so young and tender and inexperi-
enced and still safe" he murmured.
old Mother Nature certainly has been
good to some people. She certainly
has. OF course, l could kill that little
Skunk and that little Porcupine right
now. They couldn't keep me from
doing that I could kill them and eat
them. but l would be sorry for a long
time after. l lust don't want Skunk
or Porcupine enough to pay the price,
and that's that" He grinned again
and trotted on.
tCoDyrleht 1927
Evening star., 1932-07-21
Chicken Cream Sandwiches.

Melt two tablespoonfuls of butter, add
three tablespoonfuls of -four, half a
teaspoonful of salt, and pinch OF
pepper. When smooth, add one cupfu
of milk and one boiled onion, forced
through a strainer Stir until the mix
ture boils. then add three-fourths cupful
of chopped cold boiled chicken and one
fourth cupful of chopped celery, and
simmer for three minutes. Add two
egg whites beaten stiff. and season
highly with lemon juice and paprika
Chill, spread between slices of buttered
bread. and cut in fancy shapes.
Evening star., 1932-07-21

Perhaps the family doctor sends the
patient to stomach" specialist or the
patient goes OF his own accord. Again
the patient is told that there is really
nc organic trouble.
As the trouble is really with the
nerves. and the family doctor is now
sure of this. after the stomach SPECIAL
lists examination. the question arises
as to what is the next step to be taken.
Sending the patient to nerve special
ist to try to discover the cause of the
nervousness or emotional disturbance
that is causing the stomach upset
would, at first sight. seem the sensible
thing to do However some doctors re-
Evening star., 1932-07-21
Cinnamon Lunch Cake.

Beat together one cupful Of sugar,
one beaten ,gg and one tablespoonful
of melted butter. Add a cupful OF
buttermilk that has been mixed with
half teaspoonful of baking soda. then
add two cupfuls and a half Of flour
sifted with three teaspoonfuls Of baking
powder and half teaspoonful of salt.
Bake in two well creased pans and
when nearly done brush over the tops
of the cakes with a mixture of one
tablespoonful of melted butter, three
tableSpoonfuls Of sugar, two tablespoon
fuls of -four and one teaspoonful Of
ground cinnamon or nutmeg.
Evening star., 1932-07-21

A. va Ollt NNNll
my mother-seem
to hold me to
blame for being
born"
Answer: T h e
only thing you can
do is to try to de-
serve the love Of
your neighbors by
being truly good,
by d e e ! OPT n g
whatever abilities
are yours, by never
discussing your Sit
u a I i on. and by
fighting hardest Of
all against bitter
ness or self-pity.
1t is terribly hard
not TO feel the in
for something that
Evening star., 1932-07-21

ferers are nervous,
and are having or
h ave h a d some
emotional disturb
ance which has 50
upset them that 1t
is affecting the
stomach and in
teStines.
Naturally t h e y
first consult their
family doctor and
he. after making
the usual exami-
nation, ca n n o t
find any organic
di S e a S e such as
ulcer or cancer,
and tells the pa
tipy1t 81
Evening star., 1932-07-21
Stomach and Nerves.

w YHEN an individual is having
w ;5@f ;ssi, ''9@1Gs" '3s5Sis " Which ci1'si: i:
Y causing him great distress,
he is likely to try any and
every method to get relief. Now it just
SO happens that many of these suf
Evening star., 1932-07-21
NILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

the backs of my heels that look un-
slightly above my pumps. How can
get rid of them? r. T. M
Answer-The Jumps are probably que
to your wearing shoes that rub at the
heel. 1. you have a heel that Is narrow
in proportion to the width OF the rest
of your foot you should buy shoes mace
on the combination last, so that the
heels will fit snugly withou. runolne
while you will have plenty OF room Tor
your toes. Instead of wearing pumps,
wear slippers with straps, ghillies or OK
ford type shoes. The Jumps on your
heels cannot be removed overnight
Massage them gently with cold cream
every day and change to the correct
type of shoe In time the lunpS VIII
probably disappear. LOIS LEEbS-
Evening star., 1932-07-21
Horseback Riding.

Dear Miss Leeds-Does horseback
riding make one broad rather fat?
] would love to take up riding but am
AFRAID it tends to broaden one.
V. c.
Answer-Tha amount of riding you
ere likely to do would have no broaden
ing effect on your figure In fact rid
ing is recommended to reduce fat hips
end back LOIS LEEDS.
Lumps on Backs Of Heels.
Dear Miss Leeds-I have Jumps on
Evening star., 1932-07-21
DOROTHY DIX'S LETTER BOX

EAR & MISS 5 DIXI Ill., man and woman love each other why
- AnSwer-Primariy loves he
o protect her from all OF the hard
Of itself
1o- the
fry it the natural division of labor in family lie
THE OF the
children, while
this neither the strength the time
opinion. still holds good
job and all any the health and intelligence accom-
is
ppaxiaea @ % s@ppied S shuo De
0F course under present economic conditions II often necessary
" work both inside and outside CT the
children provide
the limit
defraudng children
mother
mother that good as the real thing takes mothers patience
mothers understanding mothers influence mothers
form little characters little
F course II married couple has no children and II the woman
has trade profession by which she support
husba should for
providing hes.a
before married marriage
.. ~ DOROTHY DIX.
Evening star., 1932-07-21
Green-Eyed Brunette.

Dear Miss Leeds-u l have green
eyes black hair and medium COM
plexion What colors are becoming TO
me? t2) I am feet inches tall and
weigh l09 pounds. My hips seem large,
but I think I am too young to reduce
them. PALSY.
Answer - % Dark and medium
shades u green are particularly be-
coming to your type Two-tone frocks
in this color would be pretty and also
white or sand-colored ones with jade
and orange figures. A red and black
pattern on o cream ground would be
nice. Navy blue is becoming with green
and-tan trimming or red-and-Sand
trimming You NAV also wear bright
reds. rust. henna. brick, deep yellow,
brown and old rose.
,2D You forgot to mention your age.
If you are IA years old you should
weigh at least ll3 pounds, Your hlpS
are not too large unless they are more
than Sc inches around. They probably
look large because the rest Of your fig
ure is too slim in proportion to your
height. Try to build yourself up to nor
NAL weight. LOIS LEEDS.
Evening star., 1932-07-21
FRENCH FRIED.

First take one or two pounds
of beef fat mot sust, as it sticks
to the mouth too muchD, and
render it. then strain and pour
into a kettle to be kept for that
purpose. Peel and cut potatoes,
wash and drain all water off,
drop one cube in hot fat to see
il it is hot enough. If it is,
potato will float on top. Now
drop in as many of the slices as
will be covered with hot fat.
When done they will be a nice
brown; then take out with a wire
strainer, shape of a soup ladle,
and place in dish and sprinkle
with salt.
(Copyrisht, 1927
Evening star., 1932-07-21

is not your fault But it should give
YOU courage TO remember that some OF
those who have won the world high
est esteem have won it in spite Of your
handicap.
Evening star., 1932-07-21
Reducing Calves of Legs

~ EAR MISS LEEDS-Please tell
me how to reduce the calves
of my legs. SALLY.
- Answer-ExerciseS such as
heel raising. deep knee bend
ing and kicking reduce flabby fat on
the calves If, however your calves are
Evening star., 1932-07-21
What Price ?

A Ill that We hear Of freedom from
~ morality turns to ashes in the
~ face of-the following letter,
[ A which is only one Of many re-
ceived:
Dear Mrs. Post; How can 7 live
own never having had father?
Evening star., 1932-07-21
Vegeta BILE Salad.

Border salad plates with tender let.
tuce leaves arrange rings OF green pep
per on these then rings OF cooked beet
then cucumber, building all toward TIE
center. Place a halved stuffed olive in
the middle Of each salad plate and serve
with French dressing
Evening star., 1932-07-21

firm and muscular you cannot reduce
them in this way Walking, ballet
dancing and swimming are good eXer-
cises for building nicely shaped legs.
LOIS LEEDS.
Evening star., 1932-07-21

The Evening Star Pattern Dept.
Enclosed is Is cents for Pattern
No. 761. Size. ......
NAME (please print ...........
Street and Number r........
City and State. .......
Evening star., 1932-07-21
MENU FOR A DAY.
BREAKFAST
Sliced Pea cheS


Farina with Cream
Fish Hash Whole Wheat Toast
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Tomato Chowder
Toasted Crackers Prune Whip
Sugar Cookies Iced Coffee
DINNER
Clam Broth
Broiled MaCkerel, Lemon Garnlsh
French Fried Potatoes
New Beets
Cabbage Salad, French Dressing
FISH HASH.
Place one pound salt fish in
dish on second cover of stove.
After it soaks a while, change
water again and let it just steam
but not boil. Use about six or
seven boiled potatoes. Chop all
together and fry in pork fat un-
til brown. Moisten a little with
milk
Evening star., 1932-07-21
TOMATO CHOWDER.

One quart canned tomatoes,
two chopped onions, one quart
boiling water, one-quarter cup
rice, four tablespoons fat, two
teaspoons salt, one-quarter tea
spoon pepper, one-quarter tea
spoon paprika. Melt shortening,
add chopped onion and brown
well. Add tomatoes, rice and
water. Cook slowly one hour. or
until rice is tender. Season well
and serve hot.
Evening star., 1932-07-21

= a love each other why
should the provide for the woman? A. b. c.
Evening star., 1932-07-21

~ RETFUL GULLY, young son OF
Prickly Porky the Porcupine.
r had boaSted Yes. sir, he had
/ boastsd. 1t is foolish to boast.
r,,ora foolish
Smyrna times., 1932-06-29
SAFETY COUNCIL
GIVES ADVICE
Issues Warning Relative to
the Use of Fireworks on
Fourth of July
SAFE AND SANE FOURTH

With the Fourth Of July so near
at hand it is appropriate that the
Delaware Safety Council issue a
warning relative to the use of fire
works. The campaign for safe
and sane Fourth has succeeded in
lessening the toll of lives taken by
fireworks, however, casualties con-
tinue to occur wherever the unreg
ulated use of fireworks continues
as it dies in many places even in
the face of prohibitory legislation.
Prohibiting the use of fireworks
will save many lives. Everyone is
urged to help lead the movement
in their own communities to secure
adequate fireworks legislation and
complete enforcement of restric
tions against fireworks. The Four
tn of July is our Country's birth
day and it is very natural for us
to want to celebrate it in some
emphatic way but please remember
that there have been more people
killed N celebrating the day of our
independence than were killed in
Revolutionary War-the very war
in which we won our independence.
Doctors realize the dangers of the
day and many of them stay at
home so as to be ready for acci-
dents. A doctor at the head of a
large hospital emphasized that cas-
es that come in several days after
the Fourth are often the worst.
He said that boys get hurt and do
not want to stop their fun so they
stuff their wounded hands in their
pockets and do not tell their par
ents until after the Fourth is over.
BY this time the Inflammation has
begun and the case is difficult to
treat. The most serious accidents
on the Fourth are caused by toy
pistols and cannon fire crackers.
The powder from the caps often
cause a little wound in the hand
and in this wound the dangerous
germ of lockjaw finds a good place
to live. 1t is perhaps too much to
expect complete return to sanity
but a great effort at least should
be made by all cities and towns to-
wards leading their people into
more moderate, more intelligent
forms of celebration. If explosives
must be used the authorities can
limit their use to public parks dur
ing certain hours of the day thus
eliminating the danger of injury
ing other people or destroying
property by fire.