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The Washington times., 1937-02-20
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LAVILLE
New Eye Cream

VOU know perhaps that face
l. creams shouldn't be used
around the eyes. Most direc-
tions for applying m uscle e
creams, nouriShing cream and
rejuvenating agents will tell
you especially not to leave the
cream on the eyelids or around
the eyes. So it is with special
pleasure that we find one of
the better houses has brought
out a new eye cream, which
can not only be massaged all
around the eyes, but will be a
great benefit to the eyes. 1t
is called simply eye cream, and
should be applied in thick
coating all around the eyes,
after you've bathed them with
your eye-cup. Use the cushion
tips of the fingers of both
hands to rub the cream IN, WITH
a gentle circular motion. You
should begin with fingers on
each side of the nose, travel
upward, circle the eyebrows,
around the temples, and down
across the cheeks to the nose
again. This cream is a scien-
tific tissue Stimulant which will
Soothe the eyes marvelously
when they are tired and will
also help to keep the lashes
and brows silky. Even if no
lines have formed which need
to be erased, it will prevent the
formation Of them. The cream
is ST per jar.
The Washington times., 1937-02-20
FaVOrite
Our favOrite for today as sent
in by Mrs. Ralph M. Leake, COZ
Locust Ave-, Charlottesville, Va.

Our favOrite for today as sent
in by Mrs. Ralph M. Leake, COZ
Locust Ave-, Charlottesville, Va.
PLANKED BLUE FISH WITH
VEGETABLES
Fish plank
31a to 4 pound bluefiSh
2 tablespoons of butter
y teaspoon of salt
"a teaspoon of pepper
A fish plank should be made Of
hard wood 16 inches long and IL
inches wide. Heat the plank very
hot and grease with butter. Split
and clean fish, removing head and
tail. Place on the plank, skin side
down, spread with melted butter,
and sprinkle with salt and pepper.
Place under the broiler and cook
Is minutes.
Decorate with creamy mashed
potatoes around the edge Of the
plank. Put back into oven and
cook until potatoes are Drowned.
GarniSh the top of fish with
parsley and slices Of lemon. Lay
hot cooked carrots, brussel sprouts
and beets out in fancy shapes in
side the border. Serve from the
plank.
The current FGUorite Recipe
Contest is to make nUGildble 10
our readers recipes for spaghetti
that you haze found popular.
The spaghetti can be Serued
1Uith all sorts OF interesting
sauces and in combination aDith
meat balls, tuna, and other
foods.
If you haze recipes for this
wholesome food that you think
other readers Uould be inter-
eSted in preparing, mail them
to Miss Jean Green, FGUorite
Recipe Contest Editor, before
February 20. -
Sir cash GDGrdS of one dollar
and ten honorable mention dis.
tinctionS are being given by The
Washington Times.
The Washington times., 1937-02-20

A COMPLETELY Ameri-
can organization, called the
American Hair Design Insti-
tute, has been created in
America for the purpose Of
breaking away from the ex-
treme, elaborate styles
that have been done by the
European designers. Many
of this country's greatest
artists in hair design have
given their aid. They are
striving to develop original
American styles, which are
practical as well as beautiful,
coiffures which you can care
for yourself, and which are
lovely to look at, at the same
time. A branch of the insti-
tute is in Washington, and if
you'll call District 1000, Ex-
tension 459, during business
hours, we can tell you where
it is-or write Miss Laville
at The Times, enclosing self
addressed, stamped envelope.
The three styles shown above
are creations of the institute.
The Washington times., 1937-02-20
TinV Hat

Heads will turn to observe the
lovely hats now being prepared
for spring. Louisebourbon makes
a tiny hat of twisted sapphire-and-
turquoise blue velvet joined to a
bandeau in back of dark-beige
straw. The hat is almost hidden
by masses of velvet primroses in
different shades Of yellow.
The Washington times., 1937-02-20

4ASNA y 4A IVA SeAASSs
Many novel ways of serving
gelatin can be sorted out to pre-
vent a last-minute rush.
For a new and different dessert,
mold the gelatine in a large melon
mold. Then just before serving,
scoop out the center and fill with
fresh pineapple and strawberries.
These squares of the gelatin may
be used as garniSh for the meat
plate or with salads. The gelatin
may also be used as a film over
canapes and cold meats to prevent
them from drying before serving
time. In this case use the un-
favored granulated gelatin in pro-
portions of one tablespoon to one
half cup of boiling water. The mix
ture is brushed over the food just
before it starts to thicken.
Here are some recipes that I
think you will enjoy over the week
end. Two of them are in keeping
with the George washington BIRTH
day color schemes. Use maraSchino
cherries, with stems, for a garnish.
CHERRY AND APPLE SALAD
package of lemon gelatin
pint of boiling water
tablespoon of vinegar
"a teaspoon Of salt
2 apples
l cup of cherries pitted and fine,
ly cut
Lettuce
Dissolve the gelatin in boiling
water. Add the vinegar, salt, and
enough red coloring to make the
mixture delicate pink. Pour a
thin layer in the six individual
moldS. When it is almost firm, add
the chopped apples and cherries.
Pour in the rest of the gelatine
mixture and chill until firm. Serve
on lettuce with generous servings
of mayonnaiSe.
NODDED GELATINE SALAD
FOR LUNCHEON
l cup of cottage cheese
/ cup of mixed canned fruit
l cup of mayonnaise
y cup of whipping cream
"a cup of milk
l teaspoon of granulated gelatin
| y teaspoon of salt
2 tablespoons of lemon juice.
Soak the gelatin in cold milk
for five minutes. Melt over hot
water.
Chop the fruit into small cubes.
Blend with the cheese, mayon-
naise, salt and lemon juice. Add
to the gelatin. Pour into refriger-
ator tray. When it starts to thicken
fold in the whipped cream. Serve
in slices on the main luncheon
plate with garniSh of lettuce.
DESSERT FOR WASHINGTON'S
BIRTHDAY PARTY
l package of cherry gelatin
1>cup of hot water
/ cup of ice water
l cup of whipped cream
11a cups of slightly sweeteneo
grated coconut
u cup of sliced maraschino
cherries
Pour the hot water over the
gelatin. When it has melted add
the ice water. Place in refrigerator
until it starts to thicken. Beat
with the rotary beater until fluffy.
Fold in the sliced cherries, the
coconut and the whipped cream.
Pour into individual molds and
chill. When serving fill the center
with whipped cream. In the center
place a small American flag Sc
cured to a cherry. Serve with a
The Washington times., 1937-02-20
Beatrice Fairfax Advises
Poor Married Man
Bv BEATRICE FAIRFAX

IWritten Exclusively for The Washington T1naeS)
Dear Miss Fairfax:
MY wife and have been separated but not divorced for
the past three years. my wife has excellent position
do not contribute to her support but make monthly pro-
vision for our two children, age and 8.
The Washington times., 1937-02-20
HIN is

A good cleaner for glassware
having a deposit of lime from hard
water consists of mixture Of one
cup vinegar in one quart Of warm
water into which six or eight slices
of raw Irish potatoes have been
cut,
The Washington times., 1937-02-20

a jam. And whether you get out
of it or not will depend on how
closely the girls family holds you
to what they seem to regard as a
bargain,
The Washington times., 1937-02-20
Wedding Reception Plans
Are Unusual
By MRS. CORNELIUS BEECKMAN

Dear Mrs. Beecknan:
II have nephew who is to be married He will be mar
in the morning by priest and to have reception
for him in the afternoon He has mother and father and the
girls mother will be here also She out-oftown girl
The Washington times., 1937-02-20

Sometimes ink stains can be re-
moved from the hands by rubbing
them with the inside Of banana
peel.
The Washington times., 1937-02-20
Hostesses Employ Refrigerator AS Assistant Cook
Certain Essential Dishes
Can Be Prepared
Ahead of Rush
By JEAN GREEN

Do you make your refrigerator second cook on party
nights?
Many hostess find that Second cook is both prac
tca convenient With the aid of the refrigerator chill
ing units the and nodded salads may be concoced
The Washington times., 1937-02-20
HAT AT DINNER?

Dear Mrs. Beeckman:
"T am going to attend an in
formal dinner. Since it Is in
formal, I don't know if it is proper
to wear a hat or not? Please tell
me what is proper? "L."
Not knowing more about the
plans for this dinner, I couldn't
say exactly what you would be ex-
pected to wear. But I believe that
you would be safe in wearing a
hat with your informal dress.
Then, if you find that hats aren't
being worn," you can easily check
yours with your coat.
The Washington times., 1937-02-20

Bluing spots on white clothing
can be removed by boiling in clear
water.
The Washington times., 1937-02-20

HERE'S a mirror that both men
IL and women have been need
ing for many years. It is one that
can be used in any position before
your face without needing a hand
to hold it. It's simple enough
just a big hook-Shaped holder
which goes round your neck. The
mirror is on a frame which is COM
pletely adjustable, is six inches
across, and has a fine surface, of
polished white metal with indie
structible finish. A man can stand
right in the window and shave, OF
can get near any light. A woman
can use it near window or light
for such delicate operations as
plucking eyebrows or doing make
up, or she can set it on the dresser
as a makeup mirror. Still better,
she can use it for adjusting or curl
ing the back of her hair, and can
have both hands free for the
curriers' or comb and brush. 1t is
light weight, folds, and is durable,
so that it is ideal for travelling. 1t
is also especially good for an actor
on location, or for camper. The
price makes it within the range OF
nearly every one, too. for it is but
$2.95.
The Washington times., 1937-02-20

And you might have the wedding
cake as the centerpiece Of your
tea table. Have the bride cut it at
the appropriate time, and have
this served with ice cream as
dessert.
The ice cream might be ordered
in individual appropriate wedding
forms. wedding bells, shoes,
horseshoes, wedding rings. roses,
lilies of the valley and SO forth
This is not only gala, but offers
especially convenient service.
ERROR
Dear Mrs. Beeckman:
"At ChriStmaS-time a lovely pair
Of gloves were sent to me, from
another State. Both were for the
same hand. Should / return the
gloves? have written my thank
you letter but said nothing about
the mistake. Is it too late now?
l simply don't know what to do.
"S."
BY all means write to your
friend, explaining the mistake.
Ask her if it would be too much
trouble to her if you return the
gloves to her so that she may take
them back to the store and have
the error rectified.
Don't be at all embarrassed
about this, for you know that you
would want her to do this, if the
The Washington times., 1937-02-20
Styles

Bermuda bound tourists will find
that cycling is an important means
of locomotion. Useful for the fair
cyclist is a skirt which is trans
formed from beige flannel culotte
by means of colored side fastener
which extends from the waistband
to within a few inches of the hem.
The pocket also is slide fastened.
Lace looms as major fabric
for spring evening frockS. A
beauty is in navy-blue Chantilly-
type lace, with a wide, stiffened
ruffle of matching blue net cas-
cading down the side, where it
joins a very wide hem border of
the Stiffened tulle.
Look ahead and you will see that
the carnation is one flower that
will be an important motif. Al
ready carnation prints have found
warm welcome. A lovely hat OF
blue felt has mass of pink-feather
carnations.
Marking time before it is intro
duced for the spring season is a
charming shoe, a Sabot, in gray
suede with trimming Of dark-red
patent leather. An adjustable
buckle is used in place Of elastic
goring.
The Washington times., 1937-02-20
New Guest Soap

0NE OF the thoughtful little
" things that any hostess does
Is provide cakes Of soap in guest
sizes for all visitors, whether they
are just in for a meal, or are spend
ing a week. The handiest way to
buy your guest soap, is boxed by
the dozen cakes, and we've found
q lovely assortment of OdeurS in
o new soap, which is just the right
size as to the cakes, is delicate in
texture, and is very nicely boxed.
Twelve cakes come in a carton, and
you can get rose, jaSmin, sandal
wood, alySSum and laVendar. Each
fragrance is in a different color.
The soap is very fine quality, the
type you may be proud to put be-
fore a guest.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27
Clear Weather
Forecast For
NesteH Bout

LOS ANGELES, May 81. UP
Promoters of tomorrow nights Bob
Pastor Bob Nestell fight eyed clear
ing skies anxiously today hopeful
that a weeks rain will end before
the two young heayyweights go into
the open air ring at Wrigley Field.
The forecast for today was clear
ing weather
Jimmy Johnston, Jr.. Pastors S
manager. barred newspapermen
from the New Workers. final work
cut, believed to consist only of a
light exercise. Nestell finished work
under a hot sun at Democrat
Springs. The young Californian
will come to Los Angeles tonight
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27

Jack Curley. Ions Beach light
weight who boasts a perfect rec
ord on the coast. will meet jolt
ing Joe Villegas in the semi-wndup.
Villegas. who has lost only one de-
cision this season. has shown I'M
proyement during the past two
weeks. and is given a good chance
to upset the Long Beach veteran.
Battling Bill Caldwell mperials
leading middleWeight. will make
his debut in the FL CenUo ring
tonight against Babe Daro OF Ca
leXico.
Sammy Northern. El Centro
Negro who has fought only once
and won by k.o.. will tackle
frankie Mason of San Diego.
Grant Willard. tough San Diego
Junior lightweight, will meet Tuffy
Loudermlk in the third battle Of
the night.
Other bouts:
Ralph Leckner vs.. Canyasback
Shelton.
Chief Lewis VS.. Jimmy Allen.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27
.M Cochrane New York
Improves PAGES Major
Slightly Leaguers

NEW YORK. May 27. WR)-The
billing for baseballs big october
circus again may be: See the
world series on a nickel
The New York Yankees are dig
eing in for a long stay in first place
in the American league and the
Giants are on a WhirlWind tour OF
the west which may land them atop
the National league before June l.
The way Gotham's teams are 60
ing now they certainly resemble the
two clubs TO beat Just as the "eX-
perts" said they would be in the
spring forecasts.
The Yanks have a six game VIM
ming streak intact and a three
game lead over the second place
Cleveland Indians. Right now the
American league battle is for Sec
ond place between the Indians,
Tigers and Athletics.
The Giants. who are having one
of their best western trips in years,
rolled on to their fifth straight
victory yesterday and narrowed
Pittsburghs lead to a game and a
half The Pirates. who have dropped
their last three games. were idle
yesterday.
The Yanks scored their second
shutout in two days wen Lefty
Gomez blanked the Tigers, TO.
Cleveland moved from fourth to
second place by a four run rally
i'm the ninth TO beat the Athletics,
SO.
The Boston Red SoX slugged four
st. Louis Browns pitchers for II hits
and an 1l-9 triumph.
Scoring three runs in the ninth
the Chicago White SoX came from
behind to trim Washington, 6-5.
Those bean balls" Dizzy Dean
threw at the Giants last week in st
Louis transformed New York into
a new club. They haven't lost a
game since. They slugged Hollings-
worth and Paul Derringer for II
hits and a 6-3 victory yesterday.
Wayne Lamaster, chunky rookie
southpaw. pitched the Phillies to
their first triumph over the Chi
cago Cubs, Oh
The St Louis Cards came from
behind to score four runs in the
eighth and defeat the Boston Bees
Ca. in a good game.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27
POLO HELMETS
SUGGESTED FOR
BALL PLAYERS

NEW YORK, May 27. UR)-The
New York Daily News suggested to-
day that baseball players wear polo
helmets while at bat to avoid acci-
dents such as the one which occur
red to Mickey Cochrane.
These helmets were devised to
save polo players from accidents to
the top and sides of the skull after
several polo players had been kill
ed the news editorial said. Such
polo accidents stopped.
"Batters in polo helmets would
look funny for about two days; at
ter which the fans would agree that
it would be the sensible thing to
do and wonder why it wasn't done
sooner. Any legitimate safety de-
vice for the beautiful game of base
ball is all to the good"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27
San Francisco Seals
Again Wallop Oakland

Koy came home on Judnich's triple.
After that the veteran mound mas
ter blaked them. The Seals went
ahead in the second with a pair
of runs and cinched the game with
another pair in the third AL Wright
drove in the first two tallies and
Holder and Harley Boss pushed the
other across.
San Diego scored Its second
straight of the series. and its eighth
in the last nine games, over Seattle
with a SO victory.
Jim CTinyD Chaplin showing his
early season form, let the Indians
down with three hits. while San
Diego collected eight off Hal Turpin
and Berlyn Horne.
Portland defeated the Missions,
SO, in the first game of their ser
ise. The opener Tuesday night was
postponed.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27

NEW YORK. May 81. Un "A
slight improvement in the condi-
ten of Mickey Coemane. who SUI
fcred q triple skull fracture from
being hi by a pitched ball Tues
day increased hopes for his re
ccyery today.
II complications such as menin-
gitis or an infected sinus do not de
velop within the next AZ hours, his
chances Tor recovery will be en-
hanced greatly. it Was reported.
The Detroit catcher-manager was
hit in the fifth inning of Tuesdays 5
game on the right temple by ball
thrown by Irving Bump HadleE.
X-rays showed one fracture almost
completely cucling his head. an
other connected with one of the
sinuSes. and a third branching off
10 The LETT side
The last hospital bulletin saying
there is no change followed one
last night which said: "Mr CCch-
rane is improving slowly. Signs OF
cerebral conclusion are less, but he
suu faces the possibility Of intec-
ton of the sinuses and secondary
meningitis
This announcement was made by
Dr. Byron StookeN one of the
country's leading brain surgeons.
who was called in to consult with
Dr Robert Emmett Walsh, Yankee
cluD physician i'm charge Of the case
and Dr.. Alexander Nicoil Fordham
University surgeon.
At present no plans have been
made for an operation unless a
crisis develops. Mrs. Cochrane. the
only visitor permitted, was at hel
husbands bedside constantly
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27
BOMBER TO MEET RIP ST
CITY LEAGUE
SOFTBALLERS
MEET TONITE

The junior chamber of com
merce solved the problem Of the
III Centre nightball league today
by agreeing TO enter 4 team i'm
the city loop.
\ special meeting was called
at 8 o'clock tonight tc draw up
a schedule for the four teams,
the Eagles. Elks, Firemcn and
Junior Chamber.
Directors of the league, team
managers and all persons in
tercsted i'm the formation Of The
loops are expected 10 attend the
meeting i'm the fire hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27
Five Positions
Remain For 500
Mile Auto Race

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 81.
UP)-Only five of the SO starting
positions for the 500 mile race next
Monday remained open today as
drivers resumed qualifying trials.
Ten drivers qualified in yesterdays
tests Further trials were ordered
for today, with final qualifications
scheduled Saturday.
1t appeared probable that some
drivers already qualified will be
dislodged by men turning in faster
times for the 25 miles test.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27
BY UNITED PRESS

The San Francisco Seals con-
tinued their winning pace in the
Pacific Coast league Wednesday by
beating Oakland for the second
straight time in the only daylight
game played in the circuit.
The Seals II victory was the
tenth win for Singing Sam Gibson.
who has not been beaten this year.
Oakland scored in the first when
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27
SaImen Props for Race

Fritz Salmen. leading midget
race driver today revved up his
car possibly for the last time this
season. in preparation for Friday
nights 40 lap main event.
Salmen may leave the valley be-
fore another week passes and the
veteran driver announced he did
not think ne could come down
for races in the valley
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27

amaSsed a record of wins that
stamps him the outstanding middle
weight IN the southwest.
The Bomber. however, will be up
against a man capable of throwing
and blocking punches faster than
any amateur in southern Califor-
MIA. Slade who punched out a de-
ciSion over Graves on his way TO
the Golden Gloves championship,
is confident he can again pin back
the ears of the El Centro Negro.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27
BRADDOCK ORDERED TO
RETURN TO NEW YORK

NEW YORK, May 27. UR)-James
j. Braddock, heavyweight champ
ion, today was ordered to return to
New York state by Saturday and
complete his training for a title
defense fight against Max Schmel-
ing, June 3, under a possible threat
by the New York Athletic commits
sion to Vacate his title, if he ig-
nores the edict.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27
AMERICAN HOPE
ADVANCES IN MEET

SANDWICH. Eng, May 27. UR
Dick Chapman of Greenwich,
Conn, principal American hope
for the British amateur golf cham
pionship. beat Stanley Morrison OF
Scotland today to reach the fifth
round of the tourney. The score
was and 2.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27

night. again defeated Guy Reed Of
Pasadena, 1873, 15-14, 1879 last
night.
Purcell and Reed beat the ma
tional amateur champions Don
Goss and Don Eversoll, 1910, 15-11.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27

Young. Harrick. Cooper. and
Swarthout are expected to give
Salmen plenty Of competition in
Friday nights event, when he is
out to try for his third consecutive
first place finish.
The races will start promptly at
8 pm. with the trophy dash sched-
uled as the first event on the pro-
pran
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27
|. Y. LEAGUE
OFFICIALS TO
MEET FRIDAY

Valley league officials will hold
a final meeting before the opening
of the valley loop season Friday
night at 1880 in the FL Centro fire
hail. a.f'
Last minute business will be
cleaned up and opening night ar
rangements will be completed
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27
SIS 5Reward

VIII be paid by the manufacturer
for any Corn GREAT CHRISTO-
PHER POSITIVE Corn Cure can
not remove. Also removes Warts
and Callouses. 35c at Clements
Drug Store. (Adva
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27

r & G cars are not ordinary" used cars. Every
& G car is sold with svritten guarantee of satls-
faction or your money back! Ford Dealers are
offering the years best values in used cars right
now The selections are larger and prices are lower
than for several months. Many of these cars are
r & G values. See them today! ----@4~
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27
PURCELL ADDS TO
BADMINTON LAURELS

SANTA ANA, Calf, May 27 Up
Jack Purcell of Toronto, Can
worlds badminton champion, who
invades San Francisco tomorrow
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27
GRAVES, GOLDEN
GLOVES CHAMPION
TANGLE TONIGHT

The ability will be measured tonight in the e
Centre champion meets Rip Sade golden glove
champ Graves has been knocking over
opponents in the valley past and has been beaten
avenged that defeat and mas since
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-27
you'll love the cool, mild
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For when you've been playingor
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