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La gaceta., 1935-07-23
MOTlNES RELIGIOSOS
EN- IRLANDA

Belfast, Norte de lrlanda, ju
lilo 23.-Hasta Ell territorio del
Libre EStado Sc han extendido
los motines Que empezaron aqui
eel y de julio, Los estibadores
en- Limerick, orlando, Sc mega
ron aver 4 descargar un vapor
.propledad de una eompania de
Belfast. Una iglesia protestant
tie fue quemada llaSt2 los CT
mientos en- Killmallock,
A los obreros de los astille-
ros dirigieron la palabra los
clerigos, solicitando de ellos a
yuden a la causa de la paz.
La gaceta., 1935-07-23

La segunda parte del trata-
mient3~nsistira en- la siguien-
tie pFaci6n: Sc eoge una toa-
LA ID felpa y Sc empapa en-
agsN bastante caliente, Y des-
pues de escurrirla Sc aplica So
bre lA hombros, Ap6yense las
manos sobpe ella, para que la
piel Sc beneficie de tod oel ca
Tor hdmedo que desprende.
En- cuanto la toalla commence a
enf&iarse, empapese de nuevo,
escdrrase y apliquese esta vez
sobre ell pecho. Repitase la ope
raci6n en- la parte superior de
los brazos, hasta que todas las
parties que han de ser someti-
das al tratalhiento hayan pa
sado por ella, y, por ultimo,
.pongase, a modo de chal, echa-
da sobre los hombros, la toalIa
empapada en- aqua caliente.
La>toalla debera guardarse
en- esta forma reempapandola
.siempre que sea necesario mien
tras sc procede con ell cuello Y
el rostro.
Para estos Sc empleRra una
crema astrin2ente, 81 sc tiene
la piel gmsienta, y 81 no la le-
che, que Ga eNcelentes resulta-
dos, Sc aplica liberalmente por
medic de un algod6n. ST Sc usa
la crema astringente, procurese
no llegar a los ojos, nj tocar los
iparqados, va que en- estas par
ties la piel es SEGA Y tiende a
arrugarse.
E. signiente punto, ell mas
importante y que requiere ma
yor atenci6n, es ell del masaje.
Para clio sera meior colocarse
ante un espej2, a fin de vigilar
la acci6n de los dedos, de name
ra que en- ell movimiento no es-
tren la pieI. Ell objeto de csc Ii
La gaceta., 1935-07-23
Masaje

Masaje
Considerando iquA uno de
los principles eAmentos de la
belleza femenina y ell mas fe-
menino de log encantos feme-
mines e el~cu1I no nos cansare
mos de repetir Q de ofrecer a
nuestras lectoras nueva formaS
sistemas, procejimientos o ira
tamlentos para conservar o
mejorar csc preciado encanto.
IRecogemoS y transcribimos
un tratamiento para ell cults,
que nos ofrece una de las pri-
meras autoridades del mundo
en- eNas cuestiones dec be-
lleza femenina, t~ratamiento
que Sc nos antoja excelente, no
solo porque dispensara a mus
chas de gastar tempo y dine
70 en- alglln Institute de belle
"a, sino porQue nj aun acudien
do : uno de estos lugares espe-
cial,zados obtendria tan buen
tratamiento.
TODD 10 que Sc necesfta pa
IA efectuar la operation eS un
platillo de leche o una crema
astringente, 81 Sc trata de un
CUTS grasiento, y un aceite pa
ra ell masaje.
Primero convene despojar
la parte superior del cuerpo de
toda brenda de vestir, para
proceder sin miedo a man
charse la ropa. Uimpiese lue-
go la cara con aqua y jab6n o
por ell procedimiento habitual
de cada una. Despues Sc vier-
tie un poquito del aceite en- la
palma de la mano y Sc extien-
de por la garganta, hombros,
pecho, espalda Y bfazos. Y So
metanse las parties asi impreg-
nadas de aceite a I'm masaje,
que consistira en- unos suaves
golYecitos dados cen las ye-
mas de los dedos siempre en-
una direction Eacia arriba V
hacia afuera. Hay que reco-
mendar que para que este ma
SIZE no resulte en- un movimien
La gaceta., 1935-07-23
I~NGLATERRA
Ell PRINCIPLE DE LAS
QUOTAS NAVALES

Londpes, julio 23.-Inglate-
RIA notific6 aver a los signata-
rios del tcatado naval firmado
en- VI shngton, ~ 1912. que
ha Nsuelto abandonar ell pin
cipio 0r - quotas navales.
h Asi 10 manifesto aver ell pri-
Der Lord & Almirantazgo,
Sir Bolton Eyres-Morsell, afr
mando que el nuevo sistema Sc
b sara en- una serie de crogra-
mas navales con arregloS. AGO.
mcdando Il fuerza naval de mo
do cue Sc elimine, 81 es possible,
el tipo oferSivA Como un elem
clo Senal6 ell c9nvenio con Ale
mania, heeho a base de $3.50.
= ra ell Reich
La gaceta., 1935-07-23
LOYAL KNIGHTS OF
AMERICA


D. orden del hermano Sobe-
rano otto q todoS los hermanoS
para la tenida general trimes-
tral que habra de celebrarse ell
pr6X!mo Microbes, "a del CO.
rriente, a las s P. NJ, en- ell To-
cal de coslUmbre.
Hahiendo asuntos important
ties que tratar Sc ruega la asis-
tencia de todoS.
Rafael C0Si0,
SecretariH.
La gaceta., 1935-07-23
zero masa1e es que la crena


l. leche suavicen Ell cuts
C~omjencese por la bartflla Ell
TN noyimiento circular de dem
tro Iaacia afuera, hasta llegar a
las Sjenes. vuelvaSAa empezar
desd4 la barbilla ta los p6-
mulos, V ret ftass-4a operation
haSta las nariceS. .
Sc lprocedera 10 mismo en- el
masaje de las n~ariceS, con un
movimiento circular hacia las
.orejas, e iguslmente con la fen
tie, del centre hacia afuera.
Luego Sc paSSra a la gargan-
ia, ! la que Sc sonletera a este
mismo ligero masaje, efectuado
con la yema 60 dedos en- un
li2ero movi1aN rotativo de
dentro para aip'6dera.
Vol amos a in&stir en- que
este masaje ha de ser tan suave
que e. cults no ha de sufrir la
menog %tirantez, y que no Sc ha
de percibir en- ell eHgejo ningun
movimiento de la piel bSjo la
acci6n de los dedos.
Para guitar tod orastro de
crema 0 leche empleese I'm pa
nuel9 vieio de hilo, y, por dlti-
mo, paSese un algod6n empapa-
do en- un astrIngente o loci6n
refrescante.
Convendria lleNar a cabo ell
tratamiento antes de acoStarse,
cuyo case es mejor dejar pa
ra ell dia siguiente la operation
de limpiar TODD ell resto de gra-
sa con ell astringente.
De este modo ell lubrificante
que es la erema, led1e 0 aceite,
tisne mas tempo para suavi-
Ear la piel.
Cuando la piel esta en- malas
La gaceta., 1935-07-23


condolences y mry necesitada
de tratamiento, Sc la podra so
meter a este dos o tres veces
por semana. En- condolences
normales, un tratamiento Sc
manal es suficiente.
Con este tratamiento soma
nal Sc pOdra conservar la piel
en- perfecto estado, y asi en- su
mayor grade de ed2lendor, ell
mas esplendoroso encanto fe-
menino.
A. II
La gaceta., 1935-07-23
LA cAUsA LARGO CA
BA-LERo - JURIsRIC-
: '''' g

Madrid, 40 2;\-La Jur'S-
dicci6n militar Sc va inhibido
en- la eausa contra Ell Iider So
cialista Observation-Disclosures, a pc
tici6n del iIustre %rado Jime-
nez de Asua, mi ~bro tam
bien del partido socialista:
La sala segunda del tribunal
supreme Sc ha declarado COM
petents para conocer del suma
rio Y C:denado que ell fiscal
tramitd Ia causa en- ell termino
de die2 dias.
La gaceta., 1935-07-23
PARA LA MUJER.
LA BELLEZA DEL CUTS
Un tratamiento sencillo y. eficiente

to @irme Y nemasiado rudo, Sc
deben dejA la muneca Y los
dedos de la mano flexibles.
Este ligero m&saje debera du-
raj unos diez minutes.
La gaceta., 1935-07-23
DICE QUE ORDENO., QUE
MAR UN CADAVER PU-
TREFACTO

Oviedo, Julio 23.-El joven
revolucionario Angel Diaz Fer
nandez, que confes6 haber to-
mado parte en- los successes de
la callo del Marques de San
ia Cruz, sostiene qss como ie-
fe de grupo mand6 quemar ell
cadayer putrefacto de un guar
dia de asalto, encontrado en|l
campo San Francisco.
Sostjene Diaz Fernandez
que Ell cuerpo no tenia vida
cuando 81 orden6 la ~incinera-
ci6n por no ser possible remi-
trio nj cementerio..
La gaceta., 1935-07-23

LOS ~PROYECTILES NAPO-
NFSES CAYERON EN- UNA
L AMERICANA

Hankow, China, julio %
Los proyectjleS de una ametra-
lladora -emplazada en- un cano-
nero iapones eayeron en- una
Evening star., 1935-09-13

Be Source of
Skin Bleach
Fruit a md Vegetable
Juices Suitable
for Purpose.
BY ELSIE PIERCE.

A NXIOUS as women are to bleach
their skins, now that most Of US
are officially back In town, neverthe-
less many are protesting the expense
Of preparation that is useful for only
short time of the year. Budgets
being what they are (worn threadbare
no doubt by a full Summer) we can
hardly blame them.
There's welcome news In the fact
that you need go no farther than your
kitchen shelf for an effective bleaching
preparation. Fruit and vegetable
juices have remarkable bleaching
properties. We all know that the low
ly lemon has been used since the days
of Eve for bleaching purposes. 1t is
rather drying and should therefore be
diluted with water for use on the
average skin. For rather heavy type
skin lemon Juice and peroxide (half
and halD makes a good bleach.
Who would suspect that the tomato
Juice that has become such a ma
tional favorite as an appetizing cock
tail is also fine as bleach. 1t should
be patted on the skin (after it is thor
oughly cleansed, of course) allowed to
dry, rinsed of. It is fine too for re-
moving stains from fingertips, par
ticularly stains acquired in the kitchen
pairing vegetables and such.
Cucumber juice is fine. too. Two
ways of getting 1t. One is to mash
the pulp and strain the juice through
cheesecloth. The other is to place the
cucumber rinds In a small bowl Of
water, leave over night. Apply the
resulting liquid with cotton pads.
Masks.
! have found masks made from
meals even more effective than the
fruit and vegetable juices. Buttermilk
IS soothing and refining to the skin.
The sensitive type that shrinks at the
mere touch Of lemon juice responds
amazingly to buttermilk. Combined
with cornmeal 1t makes flrSt-class
bleach for tan as well as for freckles:
also tends to soften a weatherbeaten
skin. The proportions are enough
co-nmeal added to about a half cup of
buttermilk to make a paste that will
hold together without running and at
the same time won't be too thick to
handle with ease. This paste should
be applied over face and neck. allowed
to remain for a half hour and re-
moved by rinsing with clear warm,
then cool, water. II you lie down
while this bleach is doing its work,
place over the mixture a cheesecloth
or gauze mask with holes cut for eyes
and nose. This will keep the cornmeal
and buttermilk mixture intact.
Before applying any bleach be sure
to cleanse the skin thoroughly, pref
erably with cleansing cream (the
iQuefying type). And after the bleach
always Use skin food type cream to
soothe and allay any irritation; also
| to keep the skin soft.
(Copy-ight, 1935)
Evening star., 1935-09-13
Traditional English Mutton Chops DnnerPary Prominence
Should Be Prepared
Especially by Butcher
For Formal Function
Relatively inexpensive, Meat Is Good Solu-
ution for Kitchenette Cook Who
Plans to Entertain.
" cup mayonnaise.

cup mayonnaise.
Q tablespoons Tarragon vinegar.
Add the sugar, salt and pepper to
the cabbage and green pepper. Thin
the mayonnaise with the vinegar and
add 1t to the cabbage and pepper mix
ture. Mix well and serve in nests
Of lettuce, garnished with pimento.
Such q luncheon or dinner might
begin with clear consomme, contain
ing a slice of lemon, and end with
pears stewed whole with stick Gin
namon, and layer cake from the
bakery.
WEEKLY KITCHENETTE MENUS.
MONDAY.
Cream Of Green Pea Soup
Omelette aux Fines Herbes
Baked Potato
Lettuce and Radish Salad
Tea.
TUESDAY.
Fruit Cup
Cheese and Tomato Toast
Cole Slaw
Apple Pie with Cream
Coffee.
WEDNESDAY.
Tomato Juice Cocktail
Creamed Chicken in Patty Shells
Peas and Carrots
Sliced Bananas and Cream
Mate,
THURSDAY.
Clam Chowder, Crackers
Bacon Curls Sliced Tomatoes
Ginger Sherbet, Cookies
Coffee.
FRIDAY.
Vegetable Soup
Goldfish Cakes Baked Beans
Brown Bread
Honeydew Melon
Coffee.
SATURDAY.
Sardines on Toast
Country Sausage
Buckwheat Cakes Sirup
Compete OF Mixed Fruit
Tea.
SUNDAY.
Consomme with Lemon
Broiled Mutton Chops
Mushrooms Lima Beans
Stewed Pears. Layer Cake
Coffee.
II you wish advice on your indi-
vidual household problems write to
Betsy Caswell, in care Of The Star,
inclosing stamped, self-addressed en-
velope for reply.
Evening star., 1935-09-13
f66S-B

fabrics are more in demand just now,
tweeds and homespuns will come
jater. Checks and plaids are excel
lent, in the gayest, maddest colors
imaginable and some woods are
f1ecked with metal or bristling (in a
soft way) with hairs woven into the
surface. Wool challis Is grand for
simple, tailored dresses, and there Is
a new fabric, rayon and mohair al
paca, that isn't wool, but looks like
it, and it doesn't have to be sent to
the cleaners, for the accommodating
stuff washes! New colors? Pansy
blue, cinnamon toast, honey, all the
coppery shades, and bronze, which
has a lot of green in 1t. Dregs Of
wine is being featured, and a wide
range of greens, including Devon.
chive, cactus and almond And don't
forget velveteen, for it is important
and very lovely in the jewel tones
and in gray, and the toast with the
sprinkling Of cinnamon.
Buttons? Gunmetal, silver and gold
composition, leather, wood, velvet and
a variety, of composition buttons in
the seasons colorS.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1868 is
designed in sizes IA, l6, 10, 20; 40 and
AZ. Corresponding bust measurements
80, "a. 80. SO, 40 and 40. Size 16 (34)
requires yards of 54-inch material.
Every Barbara Bell pattern includes
an illustrated instruction guide which
is easy to understand.
Barbara Bell pattern book available
at IS cents. Address orders to The
Evening Star.
CCopyright, 1935)
Evening star., 1935-09-13
Psychology
BY DIR. JESSE W. sPRoWLs.

BY DIR. JESSE w. SPROWLS.
T HAVE often wondered why econ
omists have not considered the
psychology of economics. Perhaps
there isn't any such thing. One thing
Is certain-wherever you find life and
reactions to living conditions you will
find mind. And that's what psychol-
ogy Is all about.
On the other hand economics is
something we take for granted. We
are likely to regard economic condi-
tions pretty much as q matter of fate.
That is, we don't stop to think about
economics. The world Of economics,
for that reason, doesn't get into our
consciousness. Economics Is, there
fore, less Q matter Of psychology than
any other Of the mediums in which
we live. Something like the air we
breathe, It surrounds us, we are In 1t.
Shakespeare had something to say
about q farmer that hanged himself
on the expectation of plenty" The
law Of fate was discouraging. Plenty
means low prices; scarcity, high
prices. We talk about the law Of
economics that human events run in
cycles. And we have talked about 1t
SO many years that our minds take
1t for granted, whenever we begin to
think about feasts and famines. The
hunch that some unknowable natural
law exists reduces the imagination to
the zero point. And II there Is no
imagination there is no psychology Of
the situation.
Evening star., 1935-09-13

meats, and still may be used for
formal dinners.
Tell the butcher that you want
them cut very thick-two inches at
least. Explain that you wish them
rolled around a juicy kidney, fastened
and larded richly with bacon. Bring
them proudly home, sprinkle well with
salt and pepper, and broil under the
flame until nicely done. Do not over
cook these chops, as their juiciness Is
one of their most delicious features.
X u II 4
WITH the chops serve baby lima
beans and creamed mushrooms.
The latter may be made either OF
fresh or canned mushrooms-the
canned ones are easier for the kitch-
enette cook to prepare-mixed with
the following sauce:
l medium sized can cream Of mush-
room soup.
2 tablespoons butter.
tablespoons flour.
Salt and pepper to taste.
Nett the butter In q saucepan. add
the -four, and blend well. Add the
soup and the mushrooms, and cook
until thick, stirring constantly. Season
well and serve Immediately.
Or, if you feel the lima beans and
mushrooms are a bit too heevv. or
the day is too warm for such wintry
food, serve shoestring potatoes and
cole slaw with the chops Tor new
taste sensation.
QUICK COLE SLAW.
tablespoon sugar.
/ teaspoon salt.
Pepper.
cups shredded cabbage.
chopped green pepper.
Evening star., 1935-09-13

/ ing the Summer months, it will be
best to use a preparation which clears,
freshens and stimulates the skin. This
fragrant, non-drying lotion comes in
the attractive bottle which we have
sketched.
IN ADDITION to regaining a smooth
and whitened skin which will be set
of so well by the brilliant costumes
which fashion DEGREES for Fall, it is
equally necessary to supply yourself
with quickly applied and immeasura-
bly, valuable facial and body freshen-
ers. When you stagger home at 5 from
an exhausting day at the Office and
are expected to be ready at Z, full of
sparkle and gayety for an evening
crammed with excitement, those two
p.ecious in-between hours must be
utilized to your fullest advantage. The
remedy created expressly for o'clock
fatigue is a elf-administered facial of
strawberry cream and strawberry To-
ton. The cream is left on for half an
hour, while you rest or bathe, then re-
moved. The strawberry lotion, which
stirs up the circulation and brings a
bright, clear glow to the cheeks, is
patted on, and all evening long you
are thrown glances of envy and admi-
ration-depending upon the sex of the
glancers!
For pleasant addition to the bath,
q new suggestion is that you try bath
jewels They are tiny round pellets
whose outer covering is a jellylike sub
stance which dissolves in the water to
allow the liquid perfume contained in
side to escape. Dainty and delightful
to use, they come in the smart
mother-of-pearl box that is sketched,
with Is jewels in each box.
For information concerning items
mentioned In this column, call Ma
tional 5000, extension SAP, between 10
and IL Am.
Evening star., 1935-09-13

Makes Diet
Give Health
BY EDITH NJ. BARBER.

IT'S the fashion to diet" nowadays,
as you have probably discovered.
Perfectly we'll people, as well as those
who are not up to par, are discussing
loudly the question OF what to eat.
Sanitariums which specialize in diets
are well patronized.
You can imagine my amazement
when I went up to the Poconos re-
Gently to find a sanitarium where
there was no unusual schedule for
the meals. While there were, of course,
some persons on special diets, the
general menu was based on the same
sound nutrition principles which
have been stressing in this column
for years.
The menu, except for the fact that
there were innumerable vegetables and
fruits, differed little from the meals
which you choose, or should choose,
at home. The vegetables were care
several served raw.
Meats were generally broiled or
roasted, and desserts were simple
custards, ice cream. ices and large
choice of the fruits.
The same choice of diet throughout
life, has an important influence upon
health when age creeps upon us. On
the contrary, a program Of careless
eating, with failure to include plenty
Of vegetables, fruits and milk in our
meals, brings consequences unpleas-
ant and sometimes serious. Ill effects,
however, can often be corrected by
adopting new program, perhaps after
a regime Of special diet.
GLAZED CARROTS.
or two punches carrots.
tablespoons butter.
tablespoons sugar.
Dash nutmeg.
Scrape and slice the carrots. Cook
with as little water as possible and
keep covered until tender. Most Of
the water should have evaporated by
the time they are cooked. Time Of
cooking depends upon the quality of
the carrots, from 20 to 80 minutes.
i'd butter and sugar. stir gently once
or twice over low fire and cook two
to three minutes, until sugar melts.
RICE STEAMED IN MILK.
/ cup rice.
cups milk.
teaspoon salt.
Wash rice and steam In milk in
double boiler about Is minutes. Serve
with crushed fruit, shaved maple
sugar or hard sauce.
(Copyright. 1889
Evening star., 1935-09-13
Dorothy Dix Says
Marriage Is Fundamentally the Greatest
Gamble on Earth.

time Is to 20 to some place where
they can dress like tramps, why they
hate parties.
As a rule mems tastes and women's
tastes differ as fried onions from pink
ice cream. So II they shopped around
until they found mate who liked just
the things they did. there would be a
lot of old maids and old bachelors in
the world.
Another difficulty that those seek
ing rubber stamps of themselves would
encounter would be piercing the cam
outage with which youths and maid
ems disguise themselves in the court
ing season, and which renders it al
most impossible, even for a careful
observer, to tell what they really are.
Many suitor who wins a girl by his
lavish generosity makes a tight listed
husband. Many a great lover turns
into human ice box after marriage.
Many man who swore to a girl that
her little white hand should do naught
after marriage but soothe his weary
brow makes her take in washing to
support him.
n
MANY a man who thought he was
marrying living picture finds
he has got a chrome when she takes
off her complexion and her good
clothes.
Many a girl who was so soft and
sweet and gentle that butter wouldn't
melt in her mouth Is virago and a
nagger after marriage. Many a do
mestic girl comes out Of the kitchen
on her wedding day and never goes
back into it again. Many a girl who
burns incense at mans feet before
marriage tells him where to get of
after marriage.
And so 1t goes. Men and women
can never really get to know each
other, and they must always guess at
the characters of those they marry.
And perhaps 1t Is because marriage
Is the greatest gamble on earth that
makes us all want to take a try at 1t.
DOROTHY DIX.
Evening star., 1935-09-13
BY AGATHA VARELA.

Every year at this time, women are
faced by the problems of preparing
for the strenuous demands Of the
Winter social whirl. Cocktail parties,
dinners and dances call for a much
more carefully groomed appearance
than Summers informal beach parties
and picnics. Consequently, the wise
woman will plan for her activities
before they begin.
The first problem to consider, is
how to get rid OF the dull, fast-fading
sunburn which a month ago was
your particular pride and Joy, coars-
ened skin that goes with it, and
the thick freckles which the sun so
generously bestowed. Some method
of bleaching is. of course, the answer.
Bleaches come in either liquid or
ointment form, are applied after the
skin has been thoroughly cleansed,
and are usually left on all night.
One famous beauty salon has made
speciality of bleaches, and has con-
cocted two varieties-one, a remedy
for stubborn cases Of freckles and
blotching. the other a milder skim
tightening ointment. The stronger
bleach must be left on only q short
time, but the skin lightener requires
an all-night application.
u r u
A MOTHER house advocates bleach
= in liquid form that not only
SmoothS and whitens the skin, but
gradually lessons throat crepiness-
one of the first telltale signs Of van-
ishing. youth. This pleasant lotion
comes in the attractive modernistic
bottle with black and silver trim
mings which you will find sketched.
A well known firm recommends, in
stead of bleach, an easily applied
protective cream which covers up
blemishes in manner little short
of miraculous, by placing a thin film
over the skin, but at the same time
allowing the pores to breathe freely.
Under this milder treatment, the
skin can gradually fade to its nor
NAL color with its annoying blotches
artfully concealed all the time. The
cream, whose jar you will notice
sketched. comes in the three shades
OF rachel, naturelle and brunette No. 2.
If your face has merely become
roughened through lack Of care dur