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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-01
KOSHER SHOPS REOPEN
Prices Lower After Holiday Forced
by Housewives Strike.

NEW YORK, June 1.-Two thou
sand Kosher meat shops closed for
week by u housewives buying
strike reopeneG today with poultry
prices 9 cents a pound below quo
tations at the time the strike began.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-01
DAILY WASHINGTON
MERRY-GO-ROUND
By Dreao Pearson and Robert S. Allen

XXTASHNGTON the fact that the NFA decision
w the of year, Court
the ruling when the White
decision rendered to
available This the
months that attaches the bundled
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-01

IN ny IlogmenI IHLs = Wy
vide OF the mark. I think the
ruling Of the court is one more
manifestation Of the extraordinary
luck which has followed the politi-
cal career Of the President. 1t Is
probably true that the lead Of
FRANKLIN D. Roosevelt was so great
that nothing could entirely dissi-
pate II. but even MS most ardent
supporters had admitted the turn
OF the tide against him. That drift
has now been definitely stopped. No
matter what happens in the re-
naming year before the beginning
Of the next campaign Franklin
DeianO Roosevelt has N his hands
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-01
TO BROADCAST
ON NATIONAL HOOKUP
Special Program Arranged for Serv-
ices Tomorrow.

The Nations Prayer period will be
broadcast over station WLW from
the Cadle Tabernacle tomorrow
morning at IL.
At in the evening the senior
prayer band will meet with the Rev.
Thomas Whiteford and at $50 Mrs.
Lillian Harris will lead the young
peoples prayer and worship service.
E. Howard Cadle will preach at
the evening service at 7:45 on "A
Glorious Day."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-01
6-DAY FLIGHT-ALL IN INDIANA
Hooey Ai7en Prepare for 15OO1le Tour Around the State

HALF way the continent and never out of IN
diana-thats what happens each year when the
Indiana Air Tour Fleet makes its annual haunt around the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-01

the handling of an important de-
cision. and caused the suggestion
that the august tribunal emulate
the rest of the New Deal and hire
a publicity man. Tennessee
Valley farmers who are cooking
with electricity are going to have
nothing on the White House. The
kitchen Of that historic mansion
soon is to be completely over
hauled and the last word in cleo
trical cooking equipment installed.
Cooking at present is done by gas,
originally installed in 1873.
North Cardinals ingratiating Sen
ator Bob Reynolds is an ardent
auto fan and has toured most Of
the country by car. He is the au-
thor of two travel books. Wan
derlust" and Gypsy Trails"
u HODE ISLANDS wiSpy little
N Senator Metcalf was greeted
by a newsman with the remark:
What do you know?" Metcalf
retorted: I've just been reading
your newspaper and you don't
seem to know very much.
RFC Chairman Jesse Jones, who
Is recovering from a case of
shingles. tells friends that if he
had a choice between the ailment
and the 1888 bank holiday he
would take the latter. South
Cardinals Senator Cotton Ed"
Smith is a strong foe of radicals
particularly of the Brain Trust
type-but that is not keeping him
from sporting a large, bright red
necktie. Although White
House mail has fallen of in
recent months it still requires a
staff of $50 clerks to handle the
inflow and outgo. Officials
of the Federal Housing Admins
tration hastily put a halt to
chain-letter scheme which they
discovered in full swing among
clerks Of the agency. There
are 80 members Of the House, u
of them Republicans, who have
served more than 20 years in the
chamber.
INNER White House circles are
Il privately sore at Speaker Joe
Bvrns for his outSpoken unfriend-
illness toward the Presidents IT'LL
ity Holding Corp. bill. The gan
Cling TenneSSeean has twice been
quoted by a Wall Street publica-
ton as propheSying that the meas
ure would be amended to elimi-
nate the provision abolishing
holding companies. This section
is the personal handiwork OF the
President. and the inside word
is that if Joe doesn't mind his
tongue he will be told pointedly to
do so. The Senate debate on
the Presidents bonus veto was a
humdrum affair except for one
amusing incident. In the midst
of Senator Pat Harrison's speech
defending RooSevelt's stand, King
fish Huey suddenly appeared in
the main aisle buSily chewing a
large mouthful OF chocolate cara
melS. After listening 10 Pat for
few moments Huey wandered
over to the Republican side and
began distributed pieces of candy.
with the result that most of the
minority members were soon Wig
orously working their jaws-much
70 the amusement of the galleries.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-01
II Seems nM
BY
Haywood BROIN

CPEAKING wholly a dispassionate reporter
y rather than a partisan commentator It seems TO
me that many of the Washington oracles have
mufcd The political significance Of the recent Su
prrmc Court rulings The decision o. the ancient
nine has generally been hailed a body blow 70
tho Roosevelt Administration and one or two have
even gone so far as interpret the rebUke TO the
New Deal as an omen OF Mr.. Roosevelts defeat for
reelection in 1886.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-01
POST TO TRY FLIGHT
ACROSS NATION AGAIN
Thwarted Three Times, Aviator Will
Take OFF Monday.

LOS ANGELES, June wiley
Post, thrice thwarted in efforts to
span the continent via the strato-
sphere, announced today he will
make a fourth attempt Monday, de-
pending upon the weather and the
condition of his plane, the Winnie
Mae.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-11

- any age. and when you are a
little girl and ride bike" or
Il play base ball with the boys. or
dash about a sandy beach, they are
about as necessary as anything you
can think of. If they look a wee bit
like big sister's-all the better.
Today there is illustrated a play
suit that completes in no mean way
with those which grown-ups fancy
themselves in. Made for active young
bodies, the trousers may be short,
like trunks, or long, in the manner of
the beach pajama. The neck is
round, finished with stitched and
buttoned band. and the upper part
has pleat in back and front. There
is cunning short jacket which will
please the most fastidious young per-
son. For the very little girl the brief
shorts will, perhaps, suffice. but the
girl of IA will dote on the wide, ankle
length trousers, and Zouave coat Of
the second version.
Cotton broadcloth, poplin. seer
sucker, pique and jersey, if yours is
that kind of climate, all are nice for
garments that have hard wear and
must be submitted to numerous trips
to the tub. The colors may be as gay
as you please, but should be those
: that do not fade in the sun, or have
to be handled too delicately in the
weekly wash This is very simple
y suit to construct and it might be
we'll to introduce the smart daughter
+. to fun of making her own things with
this simple pattern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-11
BY LOIS LEEDS.

YEAR MISS LEEDS-Please help
me with my beauty problems
am 18 years old, S feet inches tall
, and weigh ITO pounds. I would like
to gain in weight. I like swimming.
but look too thin in a bathing suit:
my friends call me skinny. (2D
have several sun freckles and they
seem to be getting more numerous
How can 1 bleach them? 49, My
teeth are in a bad condition and in
clined to be yellowish and decayed
Is there any way that l can remedy
this condition? I hate to smile on
account of my teeth. a. My hair
used to be a nice medium brown, but
recently it looks terrible: the ends are
all split and it looks dull and lifeless
1 had a permanent two months ago.
but it did not help. What would you
suggest? 1t is shoulder length. 50
I am rather self-conscious and would
like to overcome this tendency when
in company. pfeel embarrassed when
out with the young folks. and do not
feel like joining in their fun. What
is the reason? WORRIED.
You need a moderate amount of
exercise. Try to take a swim two or
three times a week. Sun baths are
also necessary. Exercise will help you
to develop and give you keen appe-
tite, which is essential for one who
is trying to take on more weight. CD
The sun freckles should not cause
you any alarm. Use a suntan make
up and soothing skin lotion. There
are several excellent ones on the mar
ket. Bathing the face with butter
milk is a mild and effective bleach
for the skin. Then there is the honey,
milk and cucumber loction that you
may use regularly. Ask at any cos
metic counter. Apply a good brand
of cleansing cream. massage with It's
sue cream, apply your skin lotion and
finish the makeup in the usual way.
Skins inclined to freckle should be
protected with a coating of cream
and face powder Then, too, you may
use soothing oils before exposing face,
neck and shoulders to the hot sun.
90 Regarding your teeth, we are not
all blessed with well-formed, milk
white teeth. The only thing to do
in your case is to consult a good
dentist. Have the decayed teeth re-
moved or treated. They may be the
cause of your underweight. Have him
clean your teeth twice a year at least.
Clean them yourself after each meal.
Ask your dentist to suggest q denti-
frice and mouth wash for your use.
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haps another frenzied mother would
welcome the opportunity to combine
forces and bring along her share of
the children and the food.
On week days the roads are not
apt to be SO crowded, which makes
the driving easier for you, and. after
all, you need not plan to go terribly
far. Blest as We of Washington are
with our beautiful Rock Greek Par,
and the other wonderful green spots
it is no difficult problem to find a
perfect setting for the picnic fairly
CLOSE to home" So many con-
veniences are placed at the service Of
the picnicker that there is little to
prepare except the actual food.
The low-priced stores are full of
gay paper plates, cups. napkins. etc;
vacuum bottles keep the liquid re-
freshments icy cold and plenty Of
wax paper and metal containers will
take care of the other ingredients for
a successful picnic.
A NEW main dish for out of doors
dining is the following:
COTTAGE CHEESE AND BRAZIL
NUT SALAD.
Season one pound of cottage cheese
nicely with salt, add enough sweet
or sour cream to moiSten well. Fold
in one cup chopped Brazil nuts, add
one tablespoon chopped green pepper.
Serve on lettuce leaves with any pre-
ferred dressing.
For a good sandwich spread try this
one. that goes equally well with white
bread. rye bread. or even Boston brown
bread. Mash a large cake of cream
cheese. moisten with a little cream.
Add one tablespoon grated orange
rind and one-fourth cup finely chopped
Brazil nuts and spread rather thickly
on the bread
Dessert is usually the biggest prob
lem at picnic, as the children expect
something of party nature, and, in
this weather. such dish is difficult
to carry and keep in good condition.
But here is one that seems TO fill most
requirements and will be hailed with
JOY by the younger generation:
DESSERT ROLL.
Whip stiff two cups heavy cream,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-11
Picnics on Week Days
Help Mothers Remove
Child From City Heat
District Parks Offer Spots for. Al Fresco
Meals Very Close at Hand.
Menu Suggestions.
Ienu Suggestions.

and add to it one-haf pound marsh-
mallows cut in small pieces, one-half
cup finely chopped Brazil nuts and
three sliced bananas Flavor with va
nilla or lemon as desired. Chill the
mixture and make into short roll
about inches in dlsmeter. Crush
dozen graham crackers, and mix with
one half cup ground Brazil nuts.
Spread on paper, and roll the
marshmallow nut roll in the crumbs.
Wrap in wax paper, ard place in the
refrigerator for several hours. Do
not remove the w2x paper until you
are ready to serve
To take on the picnic, place the
roll In a metal box inside of larger
container, filled with crushed ice.
Wrap we'll in newspapers.
COOKED shrimps are good to take
on picnic where there are
older children. Keep the Shrimps
cold by packing item in ice, and take
along plenty of toothpicks, lar of
mayonnaise, and botte of FISH cock
tail sauce with wnilh to eat them.
They will prove Il change from the
everlasting. meat sandwiches and "hot
dogs" and, if good and fresh, will
prove entirely dlgeStlble. By the way,
l find that many people do not know
one important point to remember
about preparing shrimp. If you buy
the shrimp already cooked, as most OF
us do, from the fish market, don't
forget that the black line running
the length of The shrimps FUNNY
must be removed before the shrimp
is eaten. This Is easily done BY run
ming a knife under the black line,
and lifting it out whole. The fish
market does not. as rule. do this
for you. and you must be careful to
see that it is accomplished.
The growing fordneSs among chill
dren, these DAYS, frr raw vegetables,
also simplifies the picnic preparations
to g. great extent. Fingers OF raw
carrot, crisp from being soaked in
sailed. iced wa.er for several hours,
at home, CurlS Of green cabbage
leaves, lightly sailed. and tiny whole
raw tomatoes. cold and crisp, sprinkled
with salt. Stutting larger tomatoes
with seasoned cottage cheese IS also
a good way TO :nSlnuate food value
into a child-and f carefully packed,
these should arrive at the picnic
ground in perfect condition.
Watermelon. chilled at the market.
and picked up the last thing Oh the
way TO the woods, always proves a
welcome dessert. Cut it in long, ira
ditional slices, and 90 after it in ap-
proved Southern Sty,e-both hands
and teeth. Be careful, though. when
the picnic is over. to pick up every
bit Of the rind, and to segregate as
mary seeds as possible during the
eating process, for / know of moth
ing that leaves a messjer picnic spot
than pieces of defunct watermelon!
II you wish ADVICE on your indi-
vidual household problems, write to
Betsy Caswell. n care Of The Star,
inclosing stamped, self addressed en-
velope, for reply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-11
Health Aids for Girl, Is
Instructions Given for Care of Hair
and Complexion.
and Complexion.

Correct diet is important to the health
and beauty of the teeth. 90 Your
hair. too, will improve in appearance
when you build up your health in
general. Have the split ends cut off
about inches. Massage the scalp
and brush your hair every night and
morning. go Many girls of your age
are self-conscious. You will outgrow it
as you gain social experience and
overcome your several beauty prob
lens. You must think of the people
you meet and not of yourself. Daily
practice at this will do much to over
come this difficulty. LOIS LEEDS.
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and memoriZe a page of words every
day until I not only knew how 70
spell but was familiar with the usage
and meaning of every word from A
to 2.
And If I had lots of time, as you
have. would take up the study OF
French or Spanish or Italian until I
could take dictation in it, for thereby
would 1 increase my usefulness and
my chances of getting a better salary.
And I would familiariZe myself with
the business in which my employer
was engaged and particularly with
the technical terms used in it so he
would not have to stop and spell out
phrases that seemed as cryptic TO
me as Chinese when he was giving
me a letter. and I would practice my
typing until 1 could turn out clean
and accurate work. For that Is the
way I would expect to rise to being a
private secretary and Our invaluable
Miss Smith"
TIME will cure you of your self
consciousness. Experience will
give you poise. And you will be in
dustrious, or not. according to your
own will power and desire to succeed.
For the rest, the best advice that
can give you is to be friendly with
all, but familiar with none. Keep
your love affairs and your dates out
side of the office Don't let young
men hang over your desk during
working hours. Don't let anybody
talk to you over the phone Don t
call up anybody on your employer
time Many a girl loses her job be-
cause she becomes telephone pest
Don't spend your time making up
your face in Office hours. Don't chew
gum. Don't wear rafting jewelry or
come to work dressed as if you were
going to a party. Don't tell office
secrets.
OF course it is all right for you to
read a book when you have nothing
else to do, and if that book happens
to be the dictionary your employer
will emit shouts of joy and thanks
giving. DOROTHY DIX.
(Copyright 1881
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children out into
the country and
away from the
hot city streets.
If your husband
is one of those
& e n t l e m e n to
whom we have
referred before
a chronic picnic
hater-why n o t
try a midweek
outing by your
self. with your
nhildran1 D or
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years old. Married and have
| two children and 4. lost
- my job and had TO send my
wife and children home to her people.
Since she has gone back home her
friends are taking her out 10 dances
and places of amusement. I don't
go anywhere because I love her and
the babies too much. but when I
asked her to give up her good times
and stay at home with the babies she
laughed at me and told me TO leave
her alone: that she had been tied
down for six years and that while
she had the chance she was going to
enjoy herself. She said that when
l got job We would go back together
again. I love her better than any,
thing in the world. but 1 am not
going to put up with her running
around. Please advise me what to do
J. V. X.
Answer-Do nothing. Let her have
her little fling, which seems to be
innocent enough. She is back home
among the old friends of her girlhood
and they are giving her few parties.
That is all the situation is when you
look at it with clear eyes instead of
through jealous ones.
OF course it is true, as the old
proverb says, that misery loves COM
pany, and in your secret heart you
want your wife to be as blue and
respondent as you are. You can't
bear to think of her enjoying herself
when you are unhappy. 1t tears the
heart out of you to think of her
laughing when you feel like weeping.
But while this is a very human way to
look at the matter. it is selfish one,
and, in reality, if you did not love
yourself better than you do her, you
would be glad that she can forget her
troubles for a little time and dance
and be gay.
IN A way your wife's conduct is just
= reaction from the strain of the
last few hard years. Think of what
she has been through, bearing two
children only year apart. Washing,
cooking, scrubbing, baby tending.
Working beyond her strength. Tied
down in her house, as in a Jail, by
little children who could not be left
alone a minute Never even going out
for walk without pushing a peram-
bulator and dragging along another
little fodder. Too little money.
Pinching pennies Anxiety about the
future. Then the crash of her little
home about her ears when you lost
your job.
Pretty hard on any woman. Terri
bly, hard when that woman is only
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/6//-B

Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1611-B is
designed in sizes 6. 8, 10, II and IA
Size requires 3is yards of 36-inch
material for play suit with jacket
and long trousers. For the play suit
with shorts, emitting the jacket, ia
yards of 36-inch material is required.
Every Barbara Bell Pattern in
cludes an illustrated instruction guide
which is easy to understand
Barbara Bell Pattern Book available
at Is cents. Address orders to The
Evening Star.
CCopyrieht 1881
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Jellied Tomato Salad.
4 teaspoons gelatin a teaspoo
> tablespoons cold . teaspoon

teaspoons gelatin Il teaspoon salt
> tablespoons cold teaspoons
water sugar
. cups cooked or l teaspoon
canned tomatoes Worcestershire
l teaspoon scraped sauce
onion Real mayonnaise
Soak gelatin in cold water Cook
tomatoes and seasonings 10 minutes
and strain off liquid Dissolve gelatin
in hot liquid. Pour into individual
molds. Chill until firm. Unmold on
crisp lettuce. Garnish with sprigs of
parsley and lemon sections. Serve
with real mayonnaise. Serves four to
six.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-11
Dorothy Dix Says
Don't Begrudge Absent Wife a Good
Time-RelaXatiO Essential.

girl herself, with all Of youths craving
for pleasure. Now she is back home
and mother is taking care of the
babies to give her a rest. She can get
a good nights sleep. She can slip
some of her responsibilities. Her old
friends are rallying about her and
giving her good times, and it seems so
wonderful to her to laugh and dance
and forget for little while the shadow
that hangs over her; that it is not
strange that she tells you to let her
alone when you try to stop her
pleasure.
This doesn't mean that she doesn't
love YOU or won't be glad to go back
to you when you are able to support
1er. She will come back to you all
the more eagerly and with all the
more affection for you if you are big
enough and generous enough to see
the situation as it is and to trust her
and make her feel that you are glad
for any happiness that comes to her.
Furthermore, she will come back to
you refreshed in body and spirit. as
she would not be if she spent all of
her time pining for you and brooding
over her misfortunes.
The strongest appeal that any man
ever makes to a woman is when he
shows consideration for her happiness.
So don't begrudge your wife her slice
of cake. She will get fed up on it and
go back, willingly and satisfied, to
domestic bread and butter.
DOROTHY DIX.
NEAR DOROTHY DIX am a
~ young girl 10 years old just start
ing out in the business world. Am
at present working for experience.
What can I do to improve my bust
ness ability? What books should I
read on this subject? How should I
deal with the people I meet? How
can I learn to be poised, industrious
and overcome self consciousness?
am the only girl in the Office and I
want to know if it is all right for
me to read a book when the boss
hasn't anything for me to do.
GREENE.
Answer: I take it from your letter
that you are a stenographer and so
the book would most earnestly rec
ommend for your perusal is the die
tionary. You have no idea how few
stenographers can spell, nor with
what a death grip we who hire them
hang on to one who does know how
to spell and who has some familiarity
with words Of more than one syllable.
If I were a girl starting out in bust
ness as a Stenographer, would begin
at the first page of the dictionary
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Cooks Corner

] BY MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE.
BREAKFAST
Fresh Berries, Chilled.
French Toast. Sirup
Broiled Bacon.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Cottage Cheese and Pear Salad.
Sailed Waters.
Sponge Cake Iced Chocolate.
DINNER.
Salmon Loaf
Baked Stuffed Tomatoes
Buttered Green Beans.
Biscuits. Honey.
Head Lettuce French Dressing.
Peach Charlotte.
Coffee.
SALMON LOAF.
cup cooked salmon 2 egg yolks
1 cup soft bread. = teaspoon salt
crumbs u teaspoon
chopped parsley "a cup milk
l tablespoon ia tablespoons
chopped celery butter. melted
Mix ingredients. Pour into buttered
loaf pan and bake 80 minutes in
moderate oven. Unmold and serve
warm or cold.
PEACH CHARLOTTE.
tablespoons ~ cup sugar
granulated l cup sliced
gelatin peaches
"a cup cold egg whites.
water beaten
1 cup boiling slices sponge
water cake
Soak gelatin 5 minutes in cold
water. Add boiling water and stir
until dissolved. Add sugar. Cool and
allow to chill until little thick. Beat
until frothy. Fold in peaches and
whites. Pour into mold in which
cake slices have been arranged. Chill
until stiff. Unmold and serve plain
or topped with whipped cream.