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Evening star., 1936-01-03
West Already Burdened.

"The hands of the Community Chest
are tied. Private charities are over
whelmed with the demands Of the
families who have first call on their
help. Organizations like these can
not possibly desert their own fields to
spend their money on emergency re-
lief.
But somebody has to spend money
on emergency relief, and has to spend
more money than is being doled out
now. Otherwise in the future, we can
expect an army of gaunt, dissatisfied,
revolutionary-minded men and women
who now are the half-fed, germ-ridden
children of relief clients-eating
starches, sleeping beneath sacking,
lacking light to read and further
their education, without recreation,
hope or ambition.
Mass Appeal Useless.
"As a matter of their own self
preservation, the decent citizens Of
the District have to figure out some
way to surmount this crisis. Mass
appeal does no good, for the Com
munity Chest failed to get its quota.
although the sad face and sadder
story of a panhandler making a per-
scaal touch is so successful that the
residents of Washington are mulcted
of about 100000 a year by these
street beggars-the same amount Con-
gress appropriates for supervised
emergency relief.
"The only answer is special con-
gressional action. For few millions
spent today, much crime and disease
which might haunt the land in the
future can be prevented. Every State
in the Union and thousands Of local
communities have had to call extraor-
dinary sessions of their Legislatures
and local boards during the past two
years to finance relief and prevent
starvation.
Congress gets around to District
problems when it feels like it. But
this is a problem that can't wait.
We've got to have money and lots OF
it. The problem Is right on the steps
of Congress"
Evening star., 1936-01-03
Footprints Prove Undoing.

CARROLL, Iowa P).-Even the po-
lice admitted it was clever of Ed Hoehl
to borrow an alarm clock and set it
for the Phillip Redig family's church
hour so he could rob the Redig home
in peace. But it wasn't so clever, they
pointed out, for him to leave trail
OF footprints in the snow between his
house and Redig's. Hoehl drew 10
wear prison term.
Evening star., 1936-01-03

by Britain In fighting of the Italians
1t would mean taking troops from the
Rhine.
Premier Mussolini Of Italy is being
kept informed of the conversations
the Paris-Soir added, "since it de-
pends upon only Italy to keep them
entirely theoretical"
LONDON SILENT ON RUMOR,
Evening star., 1936-01-03
ALUMNI ELECT

Mrs. Russell Gloyd Heads Gath
ersburg Group.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
GAITHERSBURG, Nd, January 3.
The Alumni Association of the
Gaithersburg High School has elected
the following officers:
President, Mrs. Russell Gioyd; vice
president, Albert Clagett, jr.; secretary.
Virginia Thomas, and treasurer, Dud-
ley Robertson.
The first meeting Of the year will
be held In the high school Monday at
Q o'clock.
Evening star., 1936-01-03

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the Lincoln. National Bank OF
GaT 1855 S At se IL see aaoef
at the Main ONCE, 7th and D Streets
NV. for the election Of directors and
before the meeting Polls open from -
o'clock noon to l O'Clock pm. Books for
e.mbee 20 1855 VI" IL IT.
JA JAMES A. soPER. Cashier
TEE TIT 1Is ANNUAL z, M MEETING OF TIE sHARE- e
room al. the Main once at 619 14th Street
at twelve SSlOsk noon on Tsesdsy ss,
the purpose Of eiectine directors for the
rnsninE year and any other business that
ing. Polls will be open from 1900 noon
W. J. WALLER.
Vice President and Cashier.
We. the president and the majority Of the
trustees Of the Columbia Title insurance
Serbs certify Sf the that pIs bs ssp S .osk s s
thousand dollars $3.50 ,o0o. .0ol and IS
0i '''' COMPANY JAMES J. BEcKERe Bee ssRen'e''
". speneer Armstrong. VIM. J. Flsthsr. Jr.
VIM. L, Miller. II. Glenn Phelps,
Erskine Gordon, Randall H Hagner,
I EDWARD g. McKNEw. treasurer Of
the Columbia Title Insurance Company Of
the District of Columbia, do solemnly swear
that the facts contained In the foregoing
certificate are true. to the best Of my
tn0"iedse and E5MaRD ss11fi 8. MckNEw.
Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
End day of January. A-D; 1895, ~
Notary Public.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. JANUARY 1. 1895.
We. the president and the majority OF the
trustees Of the Real Estate Title Insurance
Company of the District OF Columbia. DO
hereby certify that the capital stock OF
said company is 100000 and is. fully
paid up and that there are no debts Of
said company except current expenses.
w. Spencer Armstrong. Leon Tobriner.
Edgar NJ Mayne, Corcoran Thorn,
william b. Hoover. Geo. W. Brown.
George Z. Fleming, J. Leo Kolb.
I. EDWARD s. McKNEw. assistant Sec
retary Of the Real Estate Title Insurance
Company Of the DISTRICT Of Columbia; DO
in the foregoing certificate are true to the
best Of my knowledge and belief.
EDWARD s. McKNEw,
Assistant Secretary.
subscribed and sworn to before me this
William W. ENGLAND
Notary Public.
Evening star., 1936-01-03
This Changing World
Pacifsts in England and France Becoming Mill.
tarists by Demands for
Sanctions.

war. And in the meantime, the Ger
man and the Japanese fleets will have
the supremacy Of the seas.
The Italians Uill 90 doUn. say
the British military and napal er-
perts. but before they are an
nihildted they tuiH cause all the
damage they can, and that is no
mean thing. Their air fleets and
their submarines can destroy an
important part OF the allied feet.
The French general staff is equally
confident that the Italian military
machinery ultimately can be de-
stroyed, but not before it has inflicted
some irreparable damage to the French
national defense and to the principa.
French cities. And the fact that
French airplanes can destroy Rome
or Genoa or Naples is no consolation
If Paris, Lyons, Marseille and Toulor
have suffered equally at the hand oi
Italian aviators.
The French war veterans, some l.
SOC, 900 organized men, are probably
the most determined opponents Of q
war against Italy.
Had 1t not been for the Italians
in 1914. who gave France the assur-
ance that not q single Italian soldier
will be sent to the Alps in accordance
with the German Austrian treaty Of
alliance, the general staff would have
been compelled to maintain some
$50, 900 men on that frontier with the
result that the battle of the Marne
would not have taken place and the
war would have been lost in 1914.
This may be a sentimental point
Of view, but it has quite a repercus-
sion in France where people can see
no benefit for their country If Italy's
military machinery is destroyed.
y
Travellers returning from France
and Italy report that while in Rome
the French Embassy is guarded by
the usual two carbinieris-a guard OF
honor more than q protection, the
British Embassy in Paris is surround
ed day and night by q platoon OF
Evening star., 1936-01-03
City Without Violent Death.

WALLA WALLA, Wash, January 8
R.-This city Of $4,000 persons went
through 1885 without a traffic fatality,
murder or manslaughter case, police
records showed yesterday,
Evening star., 1936-01-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Norfolk and washington:
the General ofhces Of the COMPANY, 1l.O
Tth Street S.W. Washington. D. c., on
Thursday, February 13. 1896. At l2;0o
Tor the ensuing year and for any other
business which may legally come before the
meeting. Polls will remain open until
from February g. 1886 to February Ii,
-''O' ODELL S. SMITH. Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE FIREMEN'S INSURANCE
a ssseaF
ton. D. c. The stockholders OF the Fire
mems Insurance Company Of Washington
MONDAY January g. 1886. for the pur-
pose Of eiecting thirteen directors for the
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to one-half of the bid price. and the bal
ance OF the purchase price to be paid
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all bids and will promptly return certified
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Evening star., 1936-01-03
ViRGINIAN SlDESTEPS
CANDIDACY QUESTION
Representative Burch Also Non
committal on Bonus and
Relief Issues.

Representative Thomas G. Burch Of
Martinsville, Va, sidestepped ques-
ton yesterday about his candidacy
for Governor of Virginia with the re-
ply that ''it Is still too early to decide
many things finally"
He had the same answer wnen
asked his attitude toward discontinue
ance of Federal relief, immediate pay
ment of the soldiers bonus and neu-
trality legislation.
Wen let things take their own
course for a while and see what hap
pens," he sad.
Evening star., 1936-01-03
STEAMSHIPS.

BERMUDA VIA FURNEss, $50 uD. round
trip. with private bath; FREQUENT salinas
direct to dock at Hamilton. FuYnsss nef.
muaa Line. 81 Whitehall D.. New yeTk.
Evening star., 1936-01-03

clients are on the dole through no
fault Of their own. They lack the
physique, the training, the education
or the luck to keep their heads above
water in time of stress. They have
children, most of them. and we can
not let those children starve.
Evening star., 1936-01-03

Authorities Refuse to Say Whether
British Will Aid French.
LONDON, January (P.-Whether
the British Army is prepared to assist
France with troops on the German
border If France Is called upon to aid
the British in the Mediterranean
went unanswered in Whitehall today.
Authorities refused to discuss talks
between members of the generals
STATS Of the two nations in Paris.
Evening star., 1936-01-03
Relief

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1936-05-22

the refrigerator, rather than in blasts
Of heat from the stove!
Jellied dishes are always to be relied
upon for this type of food Quickly
made in the morning, they have
plenty of time to set" firmly through
out the daytime. And they have a
cool, sparkling appearance that is
stimulating in itself!
Such dish is:
STUDIO SALAD.
! package orange gelatin
cup hot water to dissolve gelatin.
tablespoon grated orange peel.
4 cup boiling water.
"a cup orange juice.
alligator pear.
Dissolve the gelatin in the hot
water. Extract the flavor of the
grated orange peel with the boiling
water-throw away the peel. Combine
orange favored water with the gela-
tin. cool, and add orange juice. Pour
half of the amount into a pint-Size
ring mold, and set on ice for a few
minutes until partly set. Peel the
alligator pear and remove the stone:
cut in half lengthwise, and then slice
thinly through each half SO that the
slices will be crescent shaped. Sprin-
kle them we'll with lemon juice, and
arrange on the layer Of gelatin.
Pour on the remaining gelatin. and
place in iceboX to set. When ready
TO serve, unmold on shredded lettuce
and watercress. FIJI center of ring
with mayonnaise to which a table
spoon or more of chilli sauce has been
Evening star., 1936-05-22
Vagaries of
Youth Need
FOrbearance
Oh ara ct eristic Of
Adolescence Since
Time Began.
BY ANGELO PATRI.

TT WAS the hour after dinner when,
= II ever, peace reigns in the house
hold. The telephone bell rang, a sharp
Irritating interruption to father and
mother reading by the flreside.
Better answer that, Gordon. 1t is
probably for you," said mother, trying
to keep the edge off her voice. Cor
don, red about the ears, went across
the hall to the telephone, closing the
door behind him.
"It's that girl again." said mother.
"She calls him every evening, rain or
shine. Hasn't her mother any sense,
any pride at all?"
Maybe her mother doesn't know
anything about it. He is at the age,
so we may as we'll make up our minds
to meet the girl friends. When was
his age I remember, I cluttered the
house with them. AS fast as one
dropped out another came in. 1t
didn't hurt me any"
But they didn't call you every
night on the telephone"
I'VE didn't have any. We you
hoo-ed before each others houses
instead And had post Offices in. the
stone walls, things like that. That
was before you came into my life. OF
course after that"
You're his father and you ought
TO know. But I do think that for
a girl to call a boy night after night,
and talk and talk such talk, such
gibberish. 1t makes me so i'm
patient"
Its nothing more serious than a
you-hoo over the fence. 1t Is bet
ter to let them talk it out If she
Is the wrong sort she will soon prove
1t to him and he will be off to
another love. We'd better begin bring
ing some of them into the house,
Mary. We haven't been giving enough
of our time and company to him.
The house is his as well as ours
Well just have to shake ourselves
out Of our armchairs and light up
and be merry for the next five or six
years"
IT suppose so. Why boys and girls
have to go through this annoying
stage is more than I can see. Still
did drop notes in the wall post Office,
and the boys did carry my books home,
and I remember that mother made
them all welcome, afternoons and
evenings. She must have been a
sorely tried soul at times. If she
liked quiet evenings she must have
suffered tortures,"
There's nothing for it but to step
up our pace a little and make things
lively for the boy. That girl will have
to be invited over and some more
along with her. Better stage a party
right off and see if we can't make
ourselves like it."
1t is the only way to do. When
the telephone begins to ring evenings.
when there is a marked DELAY in
coming home from school, when the
color and set of ties becomes a mat
ter OF grave concern and much con-
troVersy, when lipsick is more impor-
tant than chocolates. brighten up
the home, bring in the boy friends
ana the girl friends and make this
stage OF growth as much your happy
concern as your ability permits.
1t is mistake to allow the vagaries
OF youth to irritate us. They are the
signs Of coming maturity, the last
signals for help that, in all likelihood,
fathers and mothers will get from their
children. Too soon now, they will
be going their way. Then the evenings
will be quiet enough.
Copyright. 1850
Evening star., 1936-05-22
Dishes May Be Prepared
Early in the Morning
Before Leaving for Office
Summer Meals Pleasanter When Whiffs of
Cool Air Replace the Heat Waves
Over the Stove

added, and serve very cold. This
salad, with some cold sliced ham.
toasted English muffns and a sweet
would be an ample supper for very
hot Sunday evening.
r TSING the prepared aspic gelatin
now on the market, one could
make another nodded dish Of the same
type by using tuna fish or salmon,
mixed with mayonnaise, baby peas
and bits of cucumber for the filling.
Place mixed green salad with French
dressing in the center Of the jelly
mixture when 1t is unmolded on a
platter, and there, presto, is practically
a whole dinner!
There Is a delicious madrilene soup
that comes in cans, and that jells all
by itself when set in the icebox. As
you know, this Is combination of
clear tomato and chicken consomme,
and is pink in color. Use this for
your Jelly; place layer in the bot
tom of the mold, and put a layer of
minced chicken Cooked, of courSe)
that has been mixed with mayonnaise,
baby peas, asparagus tips and diced
carrots: top with remaining madrilene.
Set in refrigerator for several hours,
and serve with watercress.
A MOTHER good supper salad is
1 this one:
TOMATO AND CHEESE SALAD.
! envelope plain gelatin.
4 cup cold water.
112 cups hot thick tomato soup.
y cup cream cheese. or cottage cheese
tablespoon onion juice.
l tablespoon butter.
"a teaspoon salt.
Il cup mayonnaise
y cup stuffed olives. chopped.
y cup cream, whipped.
Put the soup in a double boiler. add
the cheese. butter. salt and onion
juice. Heat until cheese has softened.
Pour cold water in bowl, and sprinkle
the gelatin on top of the water; add
to hot mixture, and stir until dissolved.
Cool. add mayonnaise and whipped
cream. and the stuffed olives. Turn
into mold that has been rinsed in cold
water. and chill in icebox. When firm,
unmold, and serve with mayonnaise,
and plain lettuce salad. Whipped
evaporated milk may be used instead
of the cream if desired.
| have a small leaflet containing
several simple and good recipes for
Hot Weather Dishes" which I shall
be glad to send you II you will write
me in care Of The Star. inclosing
stamped. self-addressed envelope for
reply.
Evening star., 1936-05-22
Five New
HueS Make
TheirDebut
More Vivid Coloring
Decreed by Dame
Fashion.
BY ELSIE PIERCE.

Is YOUR vegetable bin filled with
= waxy yellow beans, red cabbages,
fresh green parsley, stalks Of rhubarb?
Look long and lingeringly at these
vegetables. for they, according to
fashions forecasts, hold the secret
and the inspiration Of Summers cos
tune colors.
Oh, yes, fashion is a swell little
swiper." The smoothness with which
she steals ideas here and there -
concoct an altogether amazing and
satisfying picture is uncanny.
The four vegetable colors above
mentioned and Texas bluebonnet blu. .
we are told, will make the flve-star
final for Summer shades.
And here's what to wear with them
in the way of makeup harmony.
Rich ruby red at nails and lips with
Texas bluebonnet blue and many CT
the grayed tones. which become sdd-
denly softer and more mysterioui
when accented by the ruby magic.
Would you suspect that ruby woUlc
also be recommended with red cab
bage? The effect is striking and stim-
ulating, but not diScordant.
Rhubarb pink, however, is to be sc
conpanied by rose on fingertips and
lpstick in a natural rosy shade. Thu
soft, delicately balanced tones Of rose
are recommended. too. where ruby
might be discordant or too obvious.
Rust, the newest. smartest and most
exciting of the polish shades, Is COL
or you have probably heard much
about and will hear more as the sun
shines stronger The warm colorg, it
is explained, call for cosmetics which
are also warm in tone, and warmth
derives from yellow undercurrents.
Thus the soft-sunned quality of this
rust shade provides the perfect accent
with wax-bean yellow, parsley green
rust is lovely; on a sun-kissed face
lipstick to harmonic provides just
enough emphasis.
In the choice Of rouge, powder, eye
shadow and cosmetique ones own
personality and coloring must be taken
into consideration as well as the color
of ones costume Blonds wearing
rhubarb pink. for instance, are urged
to use silver blue eyeshadow. brunettes
wearing the same shade, silver green,
ana titians. silver mauve.
And new, if you are al all in doubt
about the makeup to wear with your
favorite costume. and so many wise
women have concentrated on the
smart and thrifty Spring into Sum-
mer" type, why not let a reputable
saleswonan in a reputable depart
ment store show you how we'll you
will look in the proper cosmetic
shades.
My bulletin on Makeup" together
with special color notes. will cheerfully
be sent to you on receipt Of self
addressed, stamped (3-cent envelope.
Be sure to describe the color Of your
skin, eyes and hair.
Evening star., 1936-05-22
Mothers Surprise Box.

Long motor trips are trying on
young children. They become rest
less and weary. Instead of nagging
them into a possible quietude you
can entertain them with little effort
by a surprise box"
Before leaving home pack a small
container with cheap little toys,
cookies and other things dear to child
ish hearts. Call 1t the hidden box
wrap the gifts in paper and at inter-
walls treat the children to surprise.
Evening star., 1936-05-22

~ delightful thrill for any Wash
n ington girl who is fortunate
enough to receive one and Immediately
starts her off in a frenzy of excite
ment as to what she will wear, for, of
course, she won't have thing in
her wardrobe that is fit to be seen
in'-this modern daughter of Eve!
And what fun it is gathering these
frocks together for such happy occa-
sion. She will need a smart dress
for her first appearance when she steps
out of her car. This might we'll be a
knit frock that you can depend upon
to arrive without being wrinkled and
out of shape. In the pastel colors
these Summer knits are wonderfully
attractive and will do excellent duty
for watching the drills and attending
some of the other events scheduled.
White string knits with lacey tops are
aWfully good. allowing you to choose
your most becoming color for hat and
bag, or maybe white panama with a
white bag.
A jacket suit of hairline striped
maize SIX would De equally go0d Tor
making that first impression. One
We found has one of those longer,
f1tted-in coats with wide-at-the-top,
elbow-length sleeves. Between the
revers you catch glimpse of the dress
top with its two splashy white flowers
at the neck. With white or contrasting
bright accessories of hat, bag and
gloves, this would undoubtedly delight
the masculine eye.
COME sort of spectator sports frock
~ will be necessary. A very smart
one is of white linen in two-piece ver-
sion with rich Dubonnet red outlining
the shoulder seams, armholes and
front closing. Covered red linen but
tons down the front of the blouse and
a shoulder flower Of the same color