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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-09-14
LURING A HOLDUP

MAKING a defender think that
you do not possess an entry to the
mmmy, to run its suit, can cause
HIM to execute a holdup play
which allown you to make the
doubtful trick required to fulfill
your contract. Such deceptive
m2neuvers are always worth try
ne. and they usually are thwarted
0ly if you have fine opponents
Who know how to signal. each other
With thei. own cards.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-09-14
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
WRITTEN FOR GENERAL PRESS
BY Shepard Barclay
The Authority Authorities"
The Authority on Authorities"

He cashed the diamonds A and K
and then switched to. the spade K,
hoping to give the impression that
he wished to use the spade Q as
an entry to the remaining dia-
monds IN dummy. The ruse
worked, for East held off and
South then ran his nine tricks.
When the two high diamonds
were cashed West played his 8
first and followed with the 8, to
indicate that he held only two, If
that information was helpful to his
partner East, however, did not
get the inference and by his hold
off allowed South to make an inn
possible contract.
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Evening star., 1937-11-15

in corrective care of the skin. After
lot Of experimentation he developed
rather unusual cream, which gives
to dry skins a youthful moisture that
can be retained throughout the day.
You will say that it is lust another
foundation cream" but that is not the
case. This preparation, which has the
look and feel of texture cream. is
used in the morning after cleansing
the face. 1t is applied sparihgly in a
thin film over the face and neck, be-
ing Immediately absorbed. It's action
is to create gentle stimulation of the
under-skin, keeping the outer skin
fresh and at the same time causing
the makeup to appear more fiattering
and lasting. 1t gives a moist. natural
bloom to dry skins. and eliminates
the necessity for foundation lotion
or cream.
Now that We are started on long
season Of over heated rooms with in
sufficient moisture content and quick
changes of outdoor temperature, any,
thing in the way of preventing that
parched, drawn look that dry skins so
easily acquire is worthy OF immediate
investigation.
IF, TO your great horror "ou have
sped silver thread or two among
the gold-or. more likely, among the
bro-n 'rN &C the contrast is
Evening star., 1937-11-15
The Proper
Method of
Makeup
Lasting Loneliness
Easily Achieved
For Full Day.
BY ELSIE PIERCE.

THE most important. most exciting
games of the gridiron schedule
are being played tor perhaps fought,
right now. The next game may mean
an all-night ride for you if you are fol-
lowing your team to a foreign field.
Bear in mind that the law of compen-
sation does work and balance your loss
Of sleep by several extra hours for
several extra days beforehand.
Whether you are travelling or not or
losing the sleep or not, an extra sup
ply of energy tstored the very best way
I knoW-via rest and relaxation) will
never. never hurt you It's to be a
full gay day packed with excitement
and exercise. After the game there
may be dinner and dancing.
Your job is to look your loveliest
the gay. long day. If you are wise
you'll do it without divulging any
tricks of the trade, without repairing
your makeup except in private. Re-
member this: Though men have be-
come accustomed to seeing noses pow-
dered in public, they haven't gotten
over their dislike for it. And though
they expect it. they admire woman
more if she doesn't do it.
Loveliness that lasts at least a full
day is easily achieved. The morning
OF the game give yourself a rousing
treatment. II the weather in your
games section Of the country is frosty.
cleanse with a cleansing cream. Re-
move with tissues Pat with skin To-
ton to whip up circulation. Apply a
thin film of a rich lubricating cream
and leave this on while YOU take your
bath and dress. Blot away the ex-
cess dt doesn't matter if you leave a
little protective film, particularly on
the llpS) and then apply a creamy
makeup foundation, blending it in
thoroughly, according to directions.
Your cream rouge should come next
and do use cream rouge, for it lasts
the longest and looks the most nearly
natural. Blend this. too-fadine the
outlines. Use the right shade for day-
light and apply with a light hand.
because, while you want it to last, YOU
don't want it to look glaring in the
open. Over the thin. protective foun-
datlon OF cream apply your lipstick,
press your lips tightly over a tissue.
powder generously, then smooth away
excess. Use a colorless lash grower in
preference to mascara on your lashes
.tucklng the mascara into your purse
Tor evening repair. Then tuck the re-
pair beauty aids into your bag-to be
used in private, remember
tCopyr.ght. 1872
Evening star., 1937-11-15

against black enamel. In it there is
oak rouge and loose powder COM
partment with an interchangeable lip
stick attached to one end on the out
side. The catch arrangement is SIM
plified and said to be proof against
nail breaking. The selection of COLO.
is interesting and comprehensive
Another new and fascinating item
for this time of year is sampler" set
Of colognes grouped together in pent-
house fashion like New York sky
scrapers-three favorite colognes, all
of them tried and true Particularly
nice about these is the leakproof shaker
top on each bottle making them suit
able to carry in your over-night bag.
One of. the bottles contains unscented
eau de cologne, one is gardenia and
the other blended fragrance that Is
light and delicate. All three are fitted
into an amusing skyscraper box in
white and gold, making a wonderful
birthday gift or bridge prize that is
quite reasonable in price.
For information concerning items
mentioned in this column call National
5000, Extension 395, between 10 and
II am.
Evening star., 1937-11-15

number of dishes. and may also be
served in the form Of one of its own
products. For instance, don't over
look cottage cheese, and cream cheese
especially, and remember that often
huttermilk and sour milk may be used
to lend variety with great success.
Glance over the following recipes
and Just get an idea of how milk may
be put over on the household.
Cookies for the children. made with
buttermilk; custard dressing for
chicken or turkey: three main dishes
and dessert that are unusual and de-
licious. Turn the leaves of any cook
cry book, or follow the recipes given
In the woman's pages of newspapers
from day to day-found in their depths
are hundreds of suggestions for using
milk other than as beverage.
Fresh milk is well within the reach
OF most of US We should not stint
our families on this valuable food.
And. if we cannot pay the price for
the fresh variety, almost as much food
value may be found in the less eXpen-
sive condensed, evaporated and pow
dered forms. We shouldn't need a Ma
tional Milk Week to remind us of such
necessary nourishment.
BUTTERMILK SUGAR COOKIES
J.. pound butter
! cup sugar
2 eggs
l., cup buttermilk
, teaspoon soda
-, Is teaspoon nutmeg
teaspoon baking powder
] teaspoon vanilla
Flour to make stiff dough
Cream butter, add sugar and blend
well. Beat in eggs one at a time.
Add buttermilk, nutmeg and vanilla
Slft small amount of -four Il cup)
with soda and baking powder. Add to
mixture. Continue adding sufficient
sifted flour to make stiff dough. Roll
out to 14-inch thickness, cut with
cookie cutter, sprinkle with sugar and
bake in moderate oven.
BREAD CUsTARD DRESSING
For about 4-pound bird)
. f cups stale bread cubes
Ri" 2 or eggs, beaten
J cup milk
] teaspoon salt
Is teaspoon pepper
: teaspoon minced onion
Combine eggs, milk and seasonings.
Pour over bread cubes and toss to-
gether. Taste and add more season.
Evening star., 1937-11-15


winter you will enjoy this
dress under your heavy coat
Designed on crisp, tailored
lines, it has all the chic of suit
without its bulk and on balmy days
you can wear it as suit. The dress,
on slim, pencil silhouette lines, en-
phasizes its simplicity with four ma
chine-stitched pockets and wide
stitched cap at the top of sleeve, OBJ
tanning an effect of unusual slimness
Fin the skirt and waistline. Made up
In thin wool or sturdy rayon crepe,
you will find this dress to be the back
bone of your winter wardrobe. wear
able for business and spectator sports
And the many occasions when a SIM
ply tailored dress is important.
he pattern includes a complete
anu detailed sew chart, so that even
If npu are not experienced in sewing
yot gan make this dress, assured OF
goo& results. Every step is diagram
med for you.
Barbara Bell pattern 1873 is de-
signed for sizes II, IA, Is, 18 and 20
Corresponding bust measurements 80
81. "a, So and 80. Size IA 1922 re-
quires 3 yards of 54-inch material.
Send Is cents for the Barbara Bel
Fall and Winter Pattern Book. Make
yourself attractive, practical and be-
coming clothes selecting designs from
the barbara Bell, well-planned, easy
to-make patterns. Interesting and
exclusive fashions for little children
and the difficult junior age, slender.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
Dorothy Dix Says
Men Are Inclined to Re More
Cheerful Than Women.

lives. They don't even try 10 do any,
thing 10 tighten their gloom. And
that is why men get over" sorrows
and women don't.
You can see this difference in the
way men and women meet trouble il
Illustrated all along the line. Take mar
riage. for example. There are Just as
many unhappily married men as there
are unhappily married women, but it
is the poor, neglected wives who weep
upon our breasts and spill their tales
OF woe into our ears-not the poor,
neglected husbands.
doubtless man is Just as much
disappointed when he finds that he
married shrew or a virago or a pad-
der as woman Is when she finds
out that she has married a philan-
derer or a crouch or a tightwad. But
the man doesn't let his disappoint-
ment spoil his whole existence as the
woman does. He throws himself into
his work. He takes up golf. cultivates
friends and gets along quite comfort-
ably. Whereas the wife whose hus-
band fails to measure up to her desires
does nothing but cry over her blighted
dreams.
And look what trouble borrowers
women are! There are millions of
women who keep themselves miserable
fearing some catastrophe that never
happens. They get a nervous break
down wondering what they should do
If their husbands lost their money. or
the children were kidnapped. or they
developed a cancer, or their husbands
fell in love with q platinum blond, or
their baby daughters grew up and
married husbands who beat them.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
CORR E pom DENT asks:
Which are happier, men or
women? This question cannot

~ Which are happier, men or
~ women? This question cannot
be answered concretely because
happiness is not matter of sex but Of
temperament. 1t depends more upon
whether one is born with a good di-
gestion and an optimistic disposition
than upon whether one was girl baby
or boy baby.
Still! and all, this is mans world
and men get the best of it even in hap
piness. OF course. there are pessimis-
tic gentlemen who wear crepe trousers
and whose conversation makes the
lamentations of jeremiah sound like
a joke book. Also. there are jolly ladies
whose laughter is hung on a hair
trigger and who see nothing but SUM-
shine in this best of all possible good
worlds. But these wailing men and
smiling women are exceptions to the
general rule and. taking the sexes by
and large, undoubtedly men are more
cheerful and have knack of shedding
their troubles that women do not pos
seSs.
Just why men should be happier
than women. it is hard to say, since
both share alike in the sorrows and
trials and tribulations that are our
common lot. Both must mourn their
dead. Both know the bitterness of dis
appointments. frustrated hopes and
ambitions. Both have their hearts torn
with anxiety and bear burdens under
which they faint. But. somehow. men
seem to have more courage in facing
misfortunes and a sounder philosophy
of life than women have. They can
take it on the chin and come up smil-
ing, whereas one hard blow from Fate
knocks out most women for keeps.
MEN are happier than women be-
~ cause they make a definite, in
telligent effort to be happy. They try
to put their troubles behind them and
forget them. They don't keep them
alive by talking about them. But
women make cult of grief. They cod
die their sorrows and nurse them and
water them with their tears until they
grow so big they dominate their whole
Evening star., 1937-11-15

ing If desired. Or, one-half of the
bread or other materials used NAV be
placed in the cavity and one-half OF
the custard mixture, then the remain
Ing bread and custard. The bird
should he placed upright in a deer
ooWl, jar, or even a pail for easy
filling. The opening should be closed
tightly So that the custard does not
leak out before the heat sets it.
EGGS PoACHED IN CHEESE SAUCE
? to 4 Servings.
4 tablespoons fat.
"A cup flour.
4 teaspoon salt
Is teaspoonful pepper if desired).
2 cups milk
p cup or more sharp cheese-cut
up or grated.
l tablespoon fat.
4 eggs.
Prepare well-seasoned sauce of the
fat, flour, seaSonings and milk. Add
cheese and stir until melted. Grease
shallow pan with the tablespoon fat
Pour cheese sauce into the pan
(should he about q inch deep), let
cool slightly to thickep Make 4
holloWS in sauce with back of spoon
and into each break ! egg Cover
and bake in moderate oven until
eggs are the desired firmness. Test
by pressing yolk and white with fork
or spoon. Sprinkle additional sea-
sonings over eggs. A skillet about
7 inches in diameter and about ~
inches deep accommodates this amount
nicely. Or small cups with each hold
ing l or 2 eggs with sauce make
service easy, but attractive. Bread
cases, noodles, rice or mashed pota-
toes may be used as the foundation for
the cheese sauce
BUTTERMILK FRENCH TOAST.
Serves s.
eggs.
l cup buttermik.
i. teaspoon salt,
slices bread
4 tablespoons butter approximate. }
Beat the eggs slightly with a fork
Stir in the buttermilk and salt Dip
slices of bread in the mixture Saute
in hot butter until brown on one side
turn and brown on the other side
Serve with powdered sugar and Gin
namon or maple sirup
COTTAGE CHEESE CROQUETTEs.
cups cottage cheese.
cups mashed potatoes.
2 eggs.
Salt and pepper to taste.
cup dry bread crumbs,
l egg well beaten dor dipping.)
Fat for deep frying.
Place cottage cheese in dry cloth
or between paper towels to absort
moisture. Combine cottage cheese
mashed potatoes, eggs and seasoning
Form into cone-shaped croquettes-
roll in dry crumbs, then in beaten eggs
and again in crumbs. Fry in deep fat
1915 degrees F. until golden brown
Garnish with parsley. Serves six
BREAD PUDDING.
2l2 cups stale bread, cubed ano
without crusts
l quart milk. Scalded
y cup light brown sugar.
"A cup melted butter
eggs, beaten
4 teaspoon cinnamon.
Salt.
Soak the bread in the milk and set
aside to cool Add other ingredients
Pour into buttered baking dish and
bake for one hour in a moderate oven
Sprinkle grated nutmeg over the top
and serve with cream, fruit sauce, hard
sauce or milk.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
My Neighbor Says:

If YOU have ferns planted in
boxes in the house. add a little
plant food to the loan in which
they are planted. 1t will nour-
ish them and they will grow
better during the winter months.
Chop dates, add three table
spoons of hot water and stand
five minutes. This softens dates
to be used in cookies or cakes
and makes them blend better
with the rest of the ingredients.
(Copyright. 1879
Evening star., 1937-11-15

izing, well-cut patterns for the ma
ture figure, afternoon dresses for the
most particular young women and ma
irons and other patterns for special
occasions are all to be found in the
Barbara Bell Pattern Book.
Copyright, 1879
Evening star., 1937-11-15

unlikely
year a
cardboard calendar
thoughtful would
they're embroider you'll make Designs included
that
harmon
envelope
6x7h
material much will
obtain this for $40 nco Is
of The
Evening star., 1937-11-15
Tafy. Twist Ornaments.

NEW YORK tP.-Gold metal taffy
twists are new buckle trick to accent
Fall frocks. They are ridged to re-
semble molasses candy when It is be-
Ing pulled and are finished In shin
ing metal twist.
Evening star., 1937-11-15

puld not upset
j housewife who
espairs of get
ling that much
liquid food into
her family's re-
spective tummles
during W a k i n G
hours. The beau
ty of it is that
milk, to do its
work we'll, doesn't
necessarily have
to be consumed in
its natural state;
1t may be incor-
porated into an
almost linltleSS
Evening star., 1937-11-15
Care of Furniture.

To darken minor scratches on ma
hogany, maple or walnut furniture,
rub them with butter applied on a
clean cloth. Then polish them with
another soft, clean cloth,
Evening star., 1937-11-15
For Outdoor Cooking.

Charcoal stoves are handy to use in
outdoor cooking. Folding stoves, which
are easy to carry. may be purchased
Only few cents worth of charcoal
will be needed.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
BY MARGARET WARNER,

OST women depend on night
nH treatments alone to correct
VI the effects of the drying out
= of the skin, not taking into
consideration that something also
might be done about warding of the
general wear and tear of the days
activities.
There's q man in New York who has
been working with this idea. believing
that all "a hours could easily be used
Evening star., 1937-11-15
valuable Food Repairs
Tissues and Protects
Body Against Disease
Cooked Forms Are Equally
Beneficial to Family's
Growth and Health.
BY BETSY CASWELL..

ME importance mix IN our diets especially in that of children
or we don't be milk supports
growth
diseases
appalling those ills the flesh
& heir to dcerd, ----
Evening star., 1937-11-15

Shopping in Washington
AMoist Bloom for Dry Cheeks.
Useful Hair Tinting Pencil.

come that sharp eye-catching contrast
This is a harmless little crayon that
Is not dye, but merely paints q
light film Of color on top of the hair
that washes off again with the next
shampoo or whenever water on a piece
OF cotton is applied TO 1t. 1t Is easy
to use on a few graying strands of
hair at the temples, or along the part.
If you have your hair tinted at regu-
lar intervals and find that between
appointments with the hair dresser
the hair needs touching up here and
there. this little pencil will exactly
fill the bill.
Sometimes you have dressed care
fully for the evening, with coiffure
nicely arranged, only to find a few
gray hairs that seem to stand out
prominently in just the wrong places.
You haven't time to rearrange YOUR
hair so they will be hidden; you be-
come annoyed, finding yourself losing
your poise and getting into temper
over trifle. If you had a hair pencil
in your vanity box the situation would
be saved!
This is the most reasonably priced
hair pencil that We have found about
town, and yet it does a good job Bet
ter have one laid away, just in easel
A SMART compact that has every
thing is one that continues the
regal elegance of old England in It's
display of ermine tails on rich gold
background, combined with a tiny
spray of lavender like a gold crest
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Evening star., 1937-11-15

The cry for quart day for each
Wild and a pint day for an adult
Evening star., 1937-11-15

URING the chill days of
winter you will enjoy this
dress under your heavy coat.
Designed on criSp. tailored
The Washington times., 1937-09-30
KELLEYGRAMS

was press relations counsel for
Louisiana State University, plus
a couple of political gems. He
had been invited to repeat them
at dinners in New York and
Atlanta.
Meanwhile you can read the
witty Mr.. Costello every day in
The Washington Times and hear
him over the radio with Tony
Wakeman, when the Redskins
play.
HE GUESSED WRONG
They all guess wrong. That
radio commentator who sounds
the bells gave "Vogues of 1888"
one stroke of the gong. It is
reported that Producer Walter
Wanger nearly had apoplexy
since he expected about five.
The radio movie critic proved to
be all wet when the movie hit
the first runs. Radio City Music
Hall clicked $4,000 first week,
and it has been a sensation in
practically every engagement.
All Of which makes Manager
Hardie Meakin smile. He gets
The Washington times., 1937-09-30

ex,husband has married again
in Paris.
Meanwhile, Mary's lawyer.
boss, unhappily married, finds
himself in love with his Secre-
tary. Now Mary is honorable in
turning down this affection,
but circumstances bring about
his death in her apartment and
a consequent scandal. This
brings her former husband
back to discover he has a son
4 years old. Here's a pretty
how-de-do, inasmuch as Jack
Merrick still loves Mary.
1t is all ironed out to make
life a song by a noble sacrifice
that struck me as very hard to
swallow. But by that time I
was pulling so hard for Mary
Donnell to get break they
could make me believe any.
thing.
ADORABLE YOUNGSTER
Those who predict a second
Academy gold medal for Bette
Davis, l think, are overenthusi-
astic. The character is too arti.
fetal to rate an oscar" Bette
Davis bites into it hard, pull
ing out all emotional stops and
giving it a veneer of sincerity
that is a tribute to her talents.
Next best acting comes from
Donald Crisp as the severe
father, and Ian Hunter, who
has to make the pictures most
incredible sequence seem real.
Henry Fonda always looks to
me as though he had been
scared passing a graveyard. His
acting is stiff and he is perpet-
ually playing the role that
brought him fame in Farmer
Takes a Wife" If he has versa
+ility, Hollywood yet hasn't
brought it out.
Anita Louise never looked
lovelier or acted better than in
this picture, and other good sup
port comes from Katharine Alex
ander and Minor Watson.
Edmund Goulding both wrote
and directed THAT Certain
Woman" and deserves something
for combining his comedy relief
to an adorable youngster, Dwane
Day, who steals a scene while
putting on his sailor suit.
THAT Certain Woman" will
be the regular screen attraction
at the Earle Theater beginning
tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1937-09-30

Sid Whipple is the new dra-
matte editor of the New York
World Telegram. A crackerjack
reporter, who got much of his
experience here in Washington,
Sid not only reported the Haupt-
mann trial, but wrote a book
about it.
The Drama Critics Circle may
hold an Indignation meeting
over the reported World.Tele-
gram decision that movies are
now more important than the
DANA" Fancy that. And on
Broadway.
A FOOTBALL JUBILEE
That young Rambling Wreck
from Georgia Tech, Carter Bar
ron, has instituted football
nights at the Capitol Theater.
Every Friday some college squad,
playing in this vicinity. will be
the honor guests on F Street.
Starts with Georgetown and
shenandoah tomorrow.
In addition. the football
minded division manager from
Georgia will hang up a hand
some trophy to be awarded at
the end of the season ito the
local player proving himself most
valuable to his college"
Sports writer's will be asked to
select an All-Washington eleven
at the end of the season. Those
chosen will be rewarded with a
special gold football. Blow that
whistle and block that kick.
THEY LIKED COSTELLO
Postmaster General Farley and
Chip" Robert of the Democratic
national committee were so won
by Harry Costello's football
stories at the recent George p.
Marshall testimonial dinner,
they want The Washington
Times football expert to repeat
them at the White House for a
President who likes to laugh.
What pigskin expert Costello
told was some stories on the late
Huey Long, gathered while he