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cation; Miss Louise Braxton, assist
ant director in charge of home eco
nomicS.
w. A. Evans, publications director,
and Miss Blanche Young, assistant:
Miss Ruth Beavenridge, general SUE
pervisor special education; Miss
Bertha Leming. social work super
visor; Miss Clare Nieman and Miss
F1oro Terrence, elementary school
supervisors, and Miss Carrie B.
Francis, visual education director.
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TRIAL OF WILLIAMS,
PEATS TO BE JUNE 8
Two Accused of Murder in Death
Of Kroger Driver.

The Joint trial of Harry Peats
and Emmett j. Williams. charged
with murder in the death of John
Penny, Kroger Grocery and Baking
Co. truck driver, is to be June 8
Criminal Court Judge Frank P
Baker ruled today.
If the joint trial. by chance, is
not begun on that date. Victor
Crickmore, held on the same. charge
Is TO be tried then, the Judge said
NO cate was set for the trial of
Gerald Haygood, another defend
ant.
The four were arraigned on new
indictments returned Monday. After
motions to quash the indictments
we're overruled, defense ATTORNEYS
filed pleas of abatement question
ing the jurisdiction of the Marion
Criminal Court.
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SCORES SEEK
MOVIE ROLES
Enthusiastic Reception Is
Given Times Announce
ment of Casting Plans.

Continued From Page One)
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TAX REBELS FIGHT
F. D. R. IS PRESSURE
Democrats Oppose EccIes'
Plan, Report.

By United Press
WASHINGTON, May 27.-Demo-
cratic tax rebels fought today to
hold their lines firm against strong
Administration pressure to re-write
the corporate tax plan once more
along lines suggested by Gov. Mar
riner S. EccleS of the Federal Re-
serve Board.
Adoption of a modified Eccles
plan providing for a fiat Is per cent
corporate tax rate and a scale of
Surtaxes upon withheld SURPRISES
would mean the end of the COM
promise tax program upon which
the Senate Finance Committee vir-
tually was agreed before last nights
conference with President Roose-
welt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-02

Sir cash prizes are being giUen
to ste WinnerS in the FGUorite
Recipe contest. The current con-
test Is for canned peach recipes.
Yesterday opened O neD ma.
tionGI peach week. What 10
your suggestion for using them2
salad, pie, dessert, appetizer?
Cooked Nth meat?
Send In your recipes. Win one
of the prizes.
Here is the tDinntng one-dtSh
meal recipe for today:
Casserole Dish
u pound of round steak
No. 2 can of tomatoes
small can of medium sized lima
beans
2 medium sized onions, sliced
Cut the steak in small pieces
and fry in butter until brown.
Add other ingredients, season to
taste and heat thoroughly. Turn
into casserole and bake in hot
oven for IS minutes.
Submitted by Mrs. j. Paul Horn.
bake, 1853 N. Danville ST., Claren'
don, Va.
Rules for the contest: Write
on one side OF the paper only
and include your name and
address under each recipe. Send
recipe to Miss Jean Green, The
Washington Times, 1877 H st.
N. w., before midnight SGtur-
day, May 2.
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Times Daily Pattern
PATTERN 1000

Anne Adams has done it again
with another dress that promises
to be the hit of the Summer Sea-
son! The current trend toward
casual chic is illustrated by this
refreshing model which is definite.
~ of the 1896 occurrences. And
have you noticed how the capelet
sleeves are joined to the yoke and
present a square" effect on the
simple bodice? Fetching, isn't it?
See, too, what an effective result
is achieved with simplicity of line:
the skirt is straight and flared
only slightly and an additional bit
of good news is that this frock is
easily made at home in a few
hours time. The cape may con-
trast. Choose lowered chiffon or
wolfe, silk or cotton crepe, or if you
prefer a monotone-linen or crash
is suggested.
Pattern 1000 is available in sizes
IA, 16, 10, 20, 80, "a, SO, SO, 40, AZ
and A. Size 16 takes 32s yards
39-inch fabric.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS 15c) in
coins or stamps (coins preferreO
for this Anne Adams pattern.
Write plainly name, address and
style number. BE SURE TO
STATE SIZE. ,,
Order our NEW ANNE ADAMS
PATTERN BOOK and learn how
easily you can make smart sum-
mer wardrobe that's just your
style! The latest frockS, suits,
blouses; beach and vacation
clothes; bridal outfits. Lovely
clothes for children, too. Smart
STYLES for stouts. And a full pic
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PATTERN TOGETHER, TWEEN
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Address orders to The Washing
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243 West 18th ST., New York. N. Y
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al CA1e 4OA1OW1ug recipe Stale
bread is made into delicious egg
toast which makes a tasty break
fast or luncheon dish.
Slices of stale bread
4 eggs
Rind of / lemon
tablespoons sugar
8 tablespoons orange flower water
Dash of nutmeg
Butter or substitute
Orange flower water, indiSpen-
sable in Creole cookery, may be
found at any drug store. It adds
. delicate flavoring to both food
and drink. To make pain perdu
or lost bread, the lemon rind is
grated and to this is added the
sugar; then the nutmeg.
stale, not fresh bread, is used
for this dish. 1t is dipped into the
mixture, then fried in deep fat or
several tablespoons of butter until
golden brown.
The toast is then drained on
crumpled paper, sprinkled with a
mixture Of confectioners sugar
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the heat and brOil slowly, turning
once or twice while baSting with
melted fat. BrOil 20 minutes or
until tender. Serve at once"
This menu is built around
broiled chicken as the piece de re-
sistance:
Fresh Fruit Cup
Broiled Chicken
Parsley Butter New Potatoes
Asparagus with Mock Hollandaise
Sauce
Radishes Green onions
Rolls Butter Plum Jelly
Chocolate SundaeS
Sponge Cake with Orange Icing
For a more highly season savory
dish, try this recipe: the tart
sauce with a suggestion of garlic
also makes the meat more tender
during cooking:
BrOiled Chicken
broiler 1.-TWO pounds)
1-3 cup of olive oil
2 teaspoons Of garlic vinegar
u teaspoon paprika.
u teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons of water.
Make a sauce of the paprika,
garlic vinegar, oil and salt, and
heat. Preheat boiler for 10 min
utes. Place the chicken cleaned,
dressed and split on the creased
boiler rack with the skin side up.
Brush the surface Of the chicken
with the sauce. Turn so that the
bony side is now up, brush again
generously with the sauce so that
some is left in the Shell-like cav
ity. Add water.
Basic frequently and broil for
20 minutes. In serving, pour over
the chicken any liquid left in the
pan.
Spring chickens for frying
should weigh between ~ and 8
pounds. Fresh mushrooms are of
excellent quality now and add
additional flavor to this dish.
Fried Chicken With Mushrooms
l chicken (212 poundS)
u cup of fat
u pound Of sliced mushrooms
(or more)
Cut chicken in pieces for frying.
Roll in flour mixture by blending
2 tablespoons Of flour with pap
rika, salt and pepper. Then roll in
beaten egg, again in flour, and
brown in the hot fat in a heavy
skillet.
When well Drowned, carefully
lift out chicken and Saute the
sliced mushrooms. Add salt, pep.
per. a pinch Of poultry seasoning
and flour to the fat. Pour in top
milk to make a thick gravy.
When mixture boils add the
chicken and mushrooms and bake
in oven (325 degress) for 80 min
uteS. Serves four.
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Wnem i LOA0 MIN WnaG HOIHcE
said he replied he would step out
Of the picture entirely, IL 1 thought
it would be better.
Neither one Of us Is serious
about the other. We have seen
too much Of life to be serious for
years to come yet. But / would
like him for . friend. Mother
doesn't want me to have any
friends At all.
"Of course, I could meet him on
the outside. but I won't do this. 1
am very miserable about this stu
alton, but mother just won't un-
derstand." "B. n"
I'm glad that you and the boy
have decided not to sneak and
meet each other outside, unknown
to your mother. That sort Of clan
destine friendship is not good for
ones character.
I don't think kissing you good
night was an unforgivable sin, and
I hope your mother will relent and
let you see this boy occasionally
in your own home, at the end of
the week when you don't have to
study.
And I'm glad you've both "seen
too much Of life to be serious for
years to come" Best wishes.
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4LCOC OGO4IC1O Wc1Bu dUOuG
one and a half to two pounds and
have been coming in from Vir-
ginia and Maryland for the past
10 days.
In ordering your chicken have
the butcher dress, draw, clean
and split it, if possible. One
broiler serves two generously.
In broiling young chicken, the
Good Housekeeping Institute gives
the following instructions for best
results:
"Preheat the brOiler oven 10
minutes. Meanwhile, spread the
chicken apart and wipe with a
damp cloth. Grease the brOiIer
rack. Arrange the chicken on
it, skin side down. Sprinkle with
salt and pepper and rub the sur
face of the chicken with melted
butter or oil. Sprinkle with one
teaspoon Of lemon juice, if de-
sired.
place the brOiler pan in posi-
ton in the oven, scar the chicken
quickly on one side, turn and scar
on the other side. Then reduce
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strap-tragic and defeating as
both are in the lives Of children?
The handicap Of such horrors
should be over and done with in
the life Of a man able to win ath-
letic contests, and who enjoys a
fair amount Of material success.
Don't think Of failure and fruS-
tration or any other negative
thoughts. One correspondent Of
mine, a young man like you who
suffered from an inferiority COM
plex, finally conquered his shynesS
and timidity by saying, when he
met a new girl, you've got to do
all the talking; I've got one OF
those COMPOUNDED inferiority COM
plexes." The girls usually took
this as Joke. AS an entering
wedge for conversation, it worked
beautifully.
Get back the energy you are now
using in thoughts Of failure and
turn it into success.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-02
Beauty
BicycHsts and
Form
By DONNA GRACE

Daisy, daisy, give me your
answer true" That is the song Of
bicycle riders Of the parks and
boulevardS. They are out there
now-hundreds of them-and rid
ing around with the nochalance
Of old-timers.
We think It is a wonderful
sport and we hope it will have a
popular appeal to every one who
needs a little real exercise, as
we'll as the ones who are doing it
for the fun Of it.
There are a few winter resorts
where one is obliged to get about
on a bicycle or a wheel chair,
and those who have taken up
this means of travel have become
real bicycle enthusiasts and are
determined to keep up the sport
at home.
It is really one Of the very
best fads we have had in many
a day and should be a popular
one for a means Of joyful trans
portation about home and the
beaches and summer resorts.
When you think of the numerous
and lengthy tricks from one
cabana to another this kind Of
transportation should constitute
more than a fad.
One of the reasons why we are
so enthusiastic is that this form
of exercise is so good for every
one. It Is one Of the best exer-
cises for the heavyweights; and
even those who would put on a
few pounds need the same kind
Of movements in moderation.
The muscles Of the feet, legs
and ankles, and also the hips are
worked to the best advantage for
reducing-and those movements
that stimulate circulation and aid
assimilation must be the same.
There are a number Of girls and
women who feel they would like
to take up this kind Of exercise,
but have no time for it except
during their vacation, so I have a
routine that will give them just
the movements they need to per.
feet them in their riding and
balance. The leg and hip muscles
need exercise Of this kind, and
you can practice them at home.
/
My NOrmalizing Exercises are
perfect for weight distribution,
and you may have them without
charge, If you will enclose a
stamped, seIf-addressed envelope
for your reply. Address Donna
Grace, Beauty Editor Of this paper,
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OranQe Rust

The eye rests on color every
where this season. A delightful
suit is of closely woven hop
Sacking in orange rust. The
jacket has heart-shaped lapels
that button back with matching
buttons. There is q blouse Of
rust shantung printed with gay
Splashes Of color on black and
white bands.
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NFERIORTTY COMPLEX

Dear Miss Fairfax:
Eat 30 years Of age, it's high
time that I got over my terrOrs Of
meeting people and the timidity
Of q kid suffers on his first day
ut school.
'T'm considered fairly cookbook
ing, have won two athletic cham
piOnShipS and have q fair salary.
Nor have / been completely with
out the sOlace Of the fair sex.
But the girls who have smiled on
me have been gOld-diggers, and
Pm done with that type for good
and all.
I'D like to meet some nice girls,
the decent sort, ones you'd not, be
ashamed to be seen with-and if
the fates are kind, love and marry.
But when any of the men Of my
acquaintance do take mercy on
me and invite me to their homes,
I'm q dead loss socially, especially
If there's a girl around. 1 have
nothing to say.
"The reason for this miserable
inferiOrity complex harkS back to
a brutal stepfather, who wore out
many a strap on my back. Mean.
time, / am
"DUMB-IN-COMPANY."
Aren't you making a fetish of
that stepfather of yours, and the
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mixed with a little nutmeg or Gin
namon and served Immediately.
Cream may be substituted for
the orange flower water. If so,
use one tablespoon of cream for
each egg used.
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All the rules that we used to
have about the wearing Of wells,
concerning the appropriate time
Of day and occasion, seems to have
been discarded this season when
wells are in such high fashion.
Now wells are worn on the edge
of the hats or just above or below
the eyes or tied on the side or back
of a hat at any time of day or
evening, according as the wearer
wishes. Wells are on morning hats,
on afternoon hats, on evening hats,
and attractiveness decides their
appropriateneSs-not "set rules.
CHURCH CHRISTENING
Dear Mrs. Beeckman:
my husband and / are to be
g0dparents at a church chris
tening. will you please give me
some information concerning the
proper things to do, as to who
should carry the baby to the
altar, and so forth. We are PrOtes-
tantS. 49,.
Dear "S":
When the christening party
arrives at the church, the guests
take their places in the pewS that
are nearest the font. When the
clergyman enters, the baby's coat
and cap are removed, and he OF
she is taken by the godmother to
the font. The godmother, with
the baby in her arms, stands di'
rectly before the clergyman.
When the clergyman comes to
the name-part Of the ceremony, 1t
is the godmother who pronounceS
the name of the child. and she
should pronounce it clearly ant
distinctly. During the christening
ceremony, the other godparent OF
godparents should stand near the
parents and the godmother who is
carrying the baby.
After the ceremony at church
relatives and the godparents an6
other friends usually are invited tt
return to the home Of the parents
where luncheon or tea is served
GodparentS always give a chriSten
ing gift to the baby.
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Three-Piece Suit

A major note in the spring fash
ion song is the three-piece cape
suit. A typical model has a
tightly buttoned belted jacket
with high throatline and a skirt
with inset pleat. The matching
cape has collar and tuxedo
borders Of natural lynx. The
fabric Is oatmeal color tweed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-02
Flowers

Beauty walks In blossoms this
season as flower fashions con-
tinue to register more strongly. A
delightful accessory is an evening
cape, waist-length and wide, made
entirely of gardeniaS in velvet,
the flowers cleverly simulated.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-02
Gold, Silver
Enhance
Eyes
By WILMA LAvILLE

Having always considered
myself mot the type" for eye
makeup, I must confess to
being a little baffled by many
of the things I have read and
heard about the new eye
shadows, mascaras, and meth
DDS of putting them on. Be-
lieving that many other fairly
conservative people may feel
the same way about it, let's 60
into some discussion Of the
matter, and try to do a little
clearing up.
Too thick snearing on Of blue
or black eye shadow was all 7
knew for many years, and one
or two early visions Of mascara
running down some fearful
maiden's cheeks was enough to
scare me off that! But coming
up to date, we all realize that
both types Of makeup are really
aids to beauty if they are done
right. That, by the way. is the
reason they were invented. And
they've been improved so that
no such ugly sights are ever seen
any more.
Not DiScernible
Watching two girls making up
their eyes with-believe it or not
the colorS Of the season, with
gold or silver blended in, is a
fascinating experience, and les
son besides. According to them,
the makeup should not be dis
cernible at five feet, which is
known as the social distance"
Closer, it is merely a bit of allure.
None of this business Of smear
ing your little finger across your
eyelids in a haphazard manner.
First, they will tell you, eye
shadow should always be put on
with a brush. A special, fine
camel's hair brush is used for
the purpose. I'll let them show
you how to do it. That's much
more effective than a written de-
scription.
There are IL colors Of eye
shadow, newest Of all mahogany,
and violet to go with London or
British tan, and the violet hats
of this season. There's quite a
vogue for matching your eye
shadow to your hat. It merely
looks like a flattering reflection
from the hat. May I add that
I'm won over to eye makeup!
Brushing Again
Your daytime makeup may in
clude mascara, which should al
ways be applied by brushing the
eyelasheS upwards from the roots
out to the tipS-never across.
For your eyebrows, dip your
eye beauty brush in mascara and
begin at the part Of the brow
near your nose, then lightly
brush the mascara over the brow
to the edge. BY brushing, you
paint on a lovely natural line,
ordinarily so hard to achieve.
In the evening, you may blend
in a bit of gold or silver eye
shadow, and have the most en-
chanting effect I've seen in a
long time. No observer could
possibly guess how it was done,
and the most blaSe beau will look
twice.
See for Yourself
You can learn much more, If
you will take a trip downtown
and have a demonstration to
prove all these points to you.
One or two days next week
there will be, in addition to the
aforementioned girls, a fascinat-
ing Russian cosmetic chemist,
who has marvellous background
of experience in Hollywood and
Paris. If you are lucky, you may
be able to consult him as well.
So far we aren't sure just when
he will be here, but if you will
call, we will be glad to furnish
more information. Just call Miss
Laville, District 1000, Extension
$50, during business hours.
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Rules Governing Use of
Wells Discarded
By MRS. CORNELIUS BEECKMAN

Dear Mrs. Beeckman:
I've always understood that hat wells thrown
back the face after o'clock in the evening At the
heater the other night noticed all of the most fashionab
dressed their wells down, and much sur
prised. ,
Which is correct or is there any set rule7 ...
LEILA"
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BETROTHAL

OCdE MIS- OCCCAuoA'
81 expect to be married during
the summer. I have had my en-
gagement ring for over q. year.
There was no public announce
ment of my engagement, due to
the fact that the position that /
hold would not permit 1t. Re
Gently ! have handed in my resig-
nation; SO the general public will
know, since some one else will
fill my position.
what I would like to know is,
should my parents, since all my
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WIDOWS NAME


OCdE WIS OCCOAuA0As
"My mother is q widow, and my
brother (juniOr) has just been
married. The question is this:
Should my mother still be- ad.
dressed as Mrs. John Smith and
my brother and his wife as Mr..
and Mrs. John Smith, junior?
''WOuld it be better to address
mother as Mrs. Mary Smith and
the young couple simply as Mr.
and Mrs. John Smith? "B."
While your mother is living, she
is entitled to the name Mrs. John
Smith. Your brother is John
Smith, jr., and his wife Is Mrs
John Smith, jr.
It would be unspeakably bad
form for your mother to take Mrs
Mary Smith as her name. Don't.
please, consider doing this. A
married woman, or a widow
should never use her first name
in her formal name.
copyright. 1885, By King Features
Syndicate, 1nc.) .-..,
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ExtinguiShes Fire

Never throw water on blazing
oil or grease-it only spreads the
flames. Use sand, earth, flour, or
a heavy rug.
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Stick small piece of bread on
the end of the pairing knife blade
when peeling or slicing onions and
the tears will be fewer.
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PAIN PERDU
(Lost Bread)

The thrifty Creole uze every scrap Of food in the ice box
or pantry. Not piece of stale bread is wasted.
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friends know Of our engagement,
have an announcement of my APP
marriage put in the daily
papers, or should this be q public
engagement announcement? How
soon should this be done, IL 1t Is
done, and how should it be wOrded?
81 think there should be some
sort of an, announcement as my
position is a public one and many
questions will be asked concerning
my resignation. II this is not &C.
cOrding to good etiquette, please
tell me so.
"Should the immediate members
of the brides or bridegrOom's
"L."
Since all your relatives and
friends know of your engagement,
and apparently have known for
over a year, and since they are
the ones most concerned with
such an announcement, it does
seem thoroughly unnecessary to
send an announcement to the
newspapers. Your letter OF reslg'
nation undoubtedly stated the
reason for your resigning, and SO
that takes care Of your business
associates knowing of your en-
gagement. Your m OF her and
father might, if you wish, have q
party in honor Of you and your
fiance not an engagement an
nouncement party.
It is not considered good form
or good taste for close relatives
of the bride-to-be or Of the groom
to-be to plan showers for the pros
pective bride.
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Eye Shadow Is Now Put on Smoothly With Camel
Beatrice Fairfax Praises
Girl for Refusing
To Sneak
Bv BEATRICE FAIRFAX

Famous Authority ON Problems of LoUe and Marriage
Dear Miss Fairfax:
He is 10 and am 16. The other evening he kissed me
goodnight and mother called in Immediately and said
not to him any We've been going together tor
several months He grand character and good sport
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HIN 7 s
Vegetable Stains

Vegetable stains can be removed
from the hands by rubbing them
with a slice of raw potato.
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Broi1ed Spring Chicken
For Sunday Dinner
By JEAN GREEN

Sunday dinner dishes should be voted in the manner Of
popular dance tunes which do you think would lead in Wash
ington homes No. i in the hit parade?"
For this month suggestion would be broiled chicken
Delicious delicately favored and tender is its best