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Evening star., 1938-01-20
Jiu-Jitsu Artist on Card.

X IMAM KUDO, a Japanses iiu. .jitsu
expert, will tangle with Dick
Daviscourt in a semi-final restricted
to 80 minutes It will mark the first
match OF its kind ever held In the
arena, and for some reason both
Kudo and Daviscourt will don special
jackets.
Other preliminaries, the first Of
which will get under way at $50
o'clock, list Chief Chewacki facing
John Granovich. Pat Meehan meeting
Hans Won Blumberg and Sammy
Stein clashing with Henry Kulko-
Wch.
Evening star., 1938-01-20
ONE FOR WESTMINSTER.

Although every man in the lineup
scored. Smiths 10 points were most
instrumental in Westminter's 1926
victory over Epiphany last night.
Evening star., 1938-01-20

Totals IL IL 35 Totals 9 70;
Referees-Messrs. Brennan and Shaw.
Evening star., 1938-08-11
Are Glasses
Becoming
You?
Proper Hair.Do
Most Important;
Also Lipstick.

CONE beauty authorities stress eye
~ makeup If you must wear eye
glasses. but I stress hair styling and
lip rouge.
In the first place, If your eyes are
50 weak that constant use Of glasses
is necessary. the less you tamper with
them the better. The simplest care Of
daily bathing with a reliable lotion.
and healing drops prescribed by your
oculist. should be the extent of your
fussing. Plenty Of rest and eye exer-
else. Of course. but no mascara nor eye
shadow nor penciling.
Touch up your brows, yes. and keep
them trim. But do not pluck them to
q thin line. Many physicians offer
the opinion that too frequent plucking
of the eyebrows weakens the eyes. So
you see?
Put on your glasses and sit before
your mirror. Comb your hair softly
around your face. Change your regu-
lar part. Experiment.
In most cases hair brought down
softly over the ears. fluffed bit to
fall out on the cheek just below the
ear shaft of the glasses, is the most
flattering.
But If you are the sleek type, and
comb your hair back from your face,
then you must accent your lips to
detract from the frames. Full lips
OF rich color. not too deep, does a lot
for you.
Sleek or feminine in hair style, the
manner In which you rouge your lips
is most important. Try two lip
sticks. The lighter color for the upper
lip. the deeper tone for the lower lip.
Liquid lip rouge painted on with a
fine brush and a steady hand, is the
most lasting It takes little practice
to apply it well. but it is worth the
effort in the end.
Keep your hair glossy. with daily
care. and nicely set Keep your skin
clear and your teeth sparkling white;
your brows trim and your lip coloring
intact and I can vouch that your
eyeglasses will be hardly noticed.
II you feel the desire for some eye
makeup rely on vaseline or reliable
eye oil with which to lightly massage
your lid and lashes. They glisten and
give some depth to the eyes, and are
also beneficial.
(Copyright. 193sJ
Evening star., 1938-08-11
An Unfailing
Test Given
Children
Happiness the Sign
That All Is Well
With Youngster.
BY ANGELO PATRI.

CH1LD experts can only offer gen.
eral standards for the growth and
development of children. But chill
dren come singly, each different from
the other. What agrees with one may
not agree with another. One child
may learn to talk before he is a year
old and another not until he is 3.
The same with walking. The weight
Of children varies individually. One
child may be under standard weight
and another above it and both be
healthy. If the child is happy he is
very likely healthy and intelligent
and doing quite well, thank you.
OF course happiness expresses itself
individually. One child is noisy and
active In his happiness while another
may enjoy still happiness that ex-
presses itself only in the light of his
eyes and the gentleness of his smile
The mother always knows when her
child is happy and when he is not.
She does not need any standard chart
for that.
If a child sleeps less than the
standard for his age there is nothing
to worry about unless he is fretful,
hard to please, and losing weight.
When he is like this, the physician
should see him and decide what is
going wrong. Maybe he needs more
sleep than he is getting, but then the
question rises: Why doesn't he sleep?
What prevents him? Maybe his diet
is wrong. or his routine is not accord
ing to his needs One never knows
until the whole child Is searched for
the cause of difficulty.
That is why it is a mistake to try
to apply to one child course that
has succeeded we'll with another until
the whole child is considered care
fully. Temperament is something that
is often overlooked in dealing with
little children. If child does not
like certain things, seems to have
deep-rooted objections to doing them
or accepting them. 1t is time to take
stock Of him again. We cannot sup
press temperament by authority. Re-
bellion results when we try it. But
we can, with intelligent, patient effort,
train 1t to help child instead OF get
ting in his way.
Spinach is not the only good green
vegetable. If child shrieks at sight
Of it, try another vegetable. When a
child howls at the sound Of a violin
try some other instrument. II a child
shuns animals try to condition him
to meeting them without forcing them
upon him. He may never learn to
like them but he can learn to control
his dislike, which Is usually based on
fear.
When a child is shorter than
others OF his age consider all
of him. his heredity, his health
record, his present degree OF
efficiency before deciding that the
odds are against his success. If
child is under or over weight, consider
the whole Of him once more, and look
well to his nutritional processes, his
glands included.
Always the test Is: Is he happy?
Spoiled children, sick children, un-
conditioned children are always
(copyright. 193e.)
Evening star., 1938-08-11
Dorothy Dix Says
Young Widows Should Remarry
For Happiness in Later Life.

the Joy and sunshine OF life. though
why they thought it would add any,
thing to the happiness Of saints in
glory for the wives they had left
behind them to lead miserable. un-
profitable lives not even they could
explain.
II those who have passed on to the
other world know what is happening
in this. your husband will be glad to
know that you have q strong man to
protect you and the children and to
provide you with comforts instead Of
you being forced to exist meagerly and
toll and strive to keep the wolf from
the door.
I heartily advocate the remarriage Of
young widows. Death has written
"finis'' to one chapter of their lives
That Is ended. but there il no reason
why they should not begin another one
that may bring them even greater
happiness than the first, and that. at
any rate, will not leave the pages of
their lives so blank as they will be If
they live alone.
Many young widows refrain from
marrying for fear Of giving their chill
dren a stepfather who will not be kind
to them This is very imminent
danger. because many men are jealous
Of their stepchildren. and so it be-
hooves a woman who Is thinking Of
marrying a second time to be very GER
tain that she is getting man who is
not only fond OF children. but who
has the wisdom and patience to deal
with adolescents.
But, even so. the widow has to think
Of herself as well as her children. In
= very few years they will be grown and
gone from the home nest, and in the
meantime she may have let the years
pass In which she could have married
again and established her own home.
And it is far better for mother to have
done that than to be dependent upon
them.
(Copyrisht. 1889
Evening star., 1938-08-11

husband. to whom I had been
married for 20 happy years.
died thought that I was
done with all thoughts Of love and
marriage and that I would spend the
balance OF my life being faithful to
his memory, but dear friend, whom
have known ever since my high
school days, has asked me to be his
wife. The feeling that 1 have for
him is like sisters love for her
brother. Great affection and friend
ship respect and admiration, but it
has nothing Of what I felt for my
husband. I have told my friend just
how I feel and he says that he will
be perfectly satisfied with imperfect
love- For myself I might refuse this
offer Of marriage, but I am poor and
can give my children none Of the
advantages that their father might
have given them had he lived. This
man is both able and willing to pro-
vide for the children. He Is very
fond of them and they love him
dearly, thus there would be no STEP
father problem. 1t is only the fear
OF appearing inconsistent to my hus-
band that makes me wonder whether
I should remarry. D. X.
Answer-By all means take the good
that the gods have provided for you
and thank Heaven for the luck that
has fallen you and your children.
Don't let any silly. sentimental
thought about being faithful to your
husbands memory keep you from
marrying this good man. Many women
make that mistake. They have some
sort Of an idea that they prove their
devotion to their dead husbands by
spending the balance Of their lives
mourning over them and watering
their graves with their tears.
7 HAVE known widows who wore
= mourning for 20 and 30 years. who
never went anywhere except to church
and who cut themselves Of from all
Evening star., 1938-08-11

VI JuSC h WA
Mrs. z. E. A., Derwood, Md.
am going to suggest that you use
varnish remover for your cupboard.
because you do prize it, and because
we do not know what the wood Is un-
derneath. II you knew it was pine
you might use solution of lye and
water to take the paint of, if you work
very carefully, but this will destroy
cherry or any of the hard woods. so
recommend the remover. 1t will cost
about $4 a gallon for a good quality.
Follow the directions on the can. 1
like the soft wax finish for all old
pieces. You might give it two coats Of
shellac, thinned with wood alcohol be-
fore you wax it, just to keep the sur
face hard 50 it will resist marks.
DEAR MISS NOVEL;:
We have just moved to new
house, which has lovely, large rooms
on either side Of center hall. One
side is the living room and the other
the dining room. A wide, arched
door connects both rooms with the
hall. I know these arches as a rule
are not draped. but II it is possible I
would like to use some sort of a soft
drapery on them. Can this be done?
MRS. J. W. H., Uushur street.
Answer
1t is possible to drape your doors
and installed with fixtures which hold
it to the lines Of the arched door Any
Of the upholstery departments OF the
big stores will do this for you, or the
drapery shops in town. After the rod
is in place you will hang your drapery
Just as you would hang one of your
own dresses so that the folds adjust
perfectly. Small curtain pins will
hold your drapery in place on the
rod.
nEAR MISS NOVEL;:
Will you help me to select drap-
cries for rooms with the following
color scheme? The trim is chestnut
vanished. The furnishings in the liv-
ing room are three-piece dark null
berry mohair. odd chair in brown,
Kara Kirmian rug with ivory back
ground and all-over pattern with soft
shades Of dark red, little mulberry
and blue. both light and dark. Lamp
shades Of gold and white silk. Wall
paper all-over pattern of dark tan on
lighter ground Gold is out Of the
question. tried 1t and it was too
much. I like blue. but my husband
likes red. Please disregard our likes
and dislikes and just send us your
opinion! MRS. R. F. N.
Answer
lam afraid red with the three pieces
of mulberry would be too much warn
color for your room. suggest you use
the lighter Of the two shades Of blue
for draperies and then repeat that
color in small accessories about the
room. Deep mulberry. middle blue and
the light ivory tones with touches OF
gold and white ought to give you a
very nice effect. Suggest you hang up
sample lengths until you get the shade
Evening star., 1938-08-11
with plenty of butter and lemon Juice
Provide extra plates for the debris!
Here's the other method:
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with plenty of butter and lemon Juice.
Provide extra plates for the debris!
Here's the other method:
BOILED LOBSTER.
Submerge live Holsters in boiling
salted water and boil gently for 20 or
80 minutes. depending on the size.
A lid should be placed on the kettle
as soon as the Holsters are in. Re-
move and place them where they can
drain and cool quickly.
If Holsters are to be served from
the shell, turn them on the backs,
cross the claws, hold firmly, and draw
sharp. pointed knife lengthwise
through the shell from head to tail.
The Holsters may be placed in refrigera-
ator until serving. Just before serving
brush the meat well with melted butter
and place under broiler for few Sec
onds to heat through. Provide in
struments for cracking the claws.
Nut crackers are good.
THEN there are other ways to pre-
pare lobster which do not require
50 many lobsters-and for grand occa-
sions, too.
LOBSTER NEWBERG.
Saute for minutes cups diced
boiled lobster meat In about 4 table,
spoons butter. Add 4 teaspoon
paprika and about u teaspoon nut
meg. Beat egg yolks, mix with !
cup cream and add. Cook and stir
over a low flame about minutes
longer, but do not boil. Add u cup
salted cooking sherry. Stir we'll and
serve at once on hot buttered toast.
Serves g.
LOBSTER AND MUSHROOM
CASSEROLE.
Slice pound mushrooms and saute
gently in about 1 tablespoons butter.
Add tablespoons flour, / teaspoon
salt, !. teaspoon paprika. Cook and
stir over low flame about 5 minutes.
Stir in slowly IA cups milk. Il cup
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stir minutes then add 2 cups shred
ded boiled lobster meat. Beat we'll
and add y cup cream and 2 egg
yolks. Stir we'll and cook over low
flame until hot. Pour into buttered
casserole and sprinkle top with but
tered bread crumbs. Bake in hot
oven about 10 minutes. Serves 6.
LOBSTER MOUSSE.
Soak / tablespoon gelatin in u cup
water and dissolve 1t in double boiler.
Combine y cup minced celery, ~
cups lobster meat Canned or boiled),
% cup minced apple, y cup mayon-
naise and tablespoons lemon juice.
Season with salt and paprika. Add
gelatin. Whip y cup heavy cream
until stiff and fold In lobster mixture.
Place in wet mold and chill thorough
ly. Unmold and garnish with water
cress and tiny spiced pickles. cut into
fans" Serves 8.
Evening star., 1938-08-11

For Saturday night dinner you
might enjoy a real treat-broiled live
Holsters. The Holsters are not ex-
pensive now, and the small, chicken
type are truly delicious. Cold tomato
soup first. then the lobtsers in all
their glory. with plenty of melted but
ter, lemon juice. pickles. and sliced
cucumbers and radishes. Latticed
potatoes go well with this combina-
tion. For dessert, honey dew melon,
sprinkled with cinnamon and fresh
lime juice, good and cold, to "cut" the
buttery richness of the lobster. And
substitute iced coffee with the meal
for the usual demi tasse.
THERE are several ways of prepar-
ing "broiled lobster" Some people
prefer to boil the Holsters first and
then broil them lightly under the
flame just before serving. Others like
to omit the broiling process. In this
case, use the following recipe:
BRoILED LIVE LOBSTER.
Have the fish man split and clean
the Holsters. after you have assured
yourself that the ones you have bought
are lively and kicking. However, this
is not to be recommended If you are
not going to use the Holsters at once.
In that case. take the live Holsters
home. with some ice and seaweed, and
keep them in q cool place until you
are ready to cook them. Then lay
them on their backs, avoiding the
claws-which are usually plugged
anyway-and with very sharp strong
knife cut them right down the center
OF the stomach and tail. Be firm
about it-and get it over as quickly
as possible. both for your sake and
the Holsters. Remove the long, black
intestinal vein very carefully, and
leave or take out the dark-green parts
as you prefer. Lots Of people like it
I don't. Sprinkle the meat with
lemon juice. and brush with melted
butter. Set under broiler and broil
for about Is minutes, turning once
20 that meat Is cooked through the
shell side also. Serve Immediately
Evening star., 1938-08-11

you like, as blues do queer thinss IA
different lights.
YEAR MISS NOVEL;:
have had my front hall car.
peted from wall to wall and think
the stairs should be done also. NV
friends tell me that stair carpeting
is out Of style. 1 do not like the
idea Of taking it up every spring. but
feel the Joy Of the quiet house would
make up for 1t. Will you give me
your opinion on this?
MRS. c. o. r..
Answer
There has been a vogue for un-
covered stairs for some time, but as
long as there are the very young and
the very old to go up and down stairs
stair carpeting will not 60 out Of
style. Your stairs will look especially
bare now that the hall is carpeted.
I would suggest that you get the
stair carpet. There is pad to 90
under them that is moth-repellant and
Is supposed to make 1t unnecessary to
take them up in the spring. There
are also cleaning solutions which make
it possible to clean the carpet in place.
These remove some of the bugaboos
that formerly went with stair car
peting!
Questions on household furnishings,
interior decorations, ETC., should be ad-
dressed TO Margaret NOVEL;, in care
Of the Woman's Page of The Evening
Star. The answers will appear in this
column as quickly as space permits.
For personal replies or trade names
a stamped, self addressed envelope
should be inclOsed.
Evening star., 1938-08-11
Thirst Quenchers.

Spiced fruit punches are very re-
freshing on hot day. To make them
add one tablespoon Of broken bark
cinnamon, IL whole cloves and one
and one-half cups of water for each
cup of sugar. Boil this mixture to-
gether for four minutes. Then strain
and cool It. You will have enough
sweetenins for SIX euDs Of fruit juices.
Evening star., 1938-08-11

<AAoAA6S SAAAV ~ Az
not worth writing
about! The same
old fruits and
vegetables greet
us on all sides.
and meats and
poultry and fish
are mostly static.
So let's, for a
change see what
unusual concoc-
tionS We might
devise to tempt
heat-jaded appe-
tites here and
there over the
week end.
Evening star., 1938-08-11
Homemade
Celery Salt.

Want to make your own celery salt
for flavoring soups and stews? Dry
celery leaves in very slow oven or
on back Of the stove, then crumble
them and add to equal portions Of table
salt.
Evening star., 1938-08-11

designed for sizes IL, II, Is. 1s, 20 and
40. Size IA (32) requires 51a yards Of
80 inch material, including roll collar
and sash. See your pattern for de-
tailed fabric allotments.
Evening star., 1938-08-11
To Boil or Not to Boil Fish
Before Broiling Always
Controversial Subject
Experts in Seafood Cookery
Differ Widely on Question.
Both Recipes Are Given.
By BETSY CASWELL.

ANTILLES too scattered activities too varied to really offer
Sunday This month August
Of parental
Evening star., 1938-08-11
By BARBARA BELL.

BY BARBARA BELL.
ERE'S a basic dress-with the
new high-shouldered sleeves,
tiny waist, and definite bust
a 4 line-that has no less than
hve different personalities, all charm
ing. You can have this design per-
fectly plain. with high neckline to
be worn with clips, or tie q sash
around the slim waist. If you prefer
detailed neckline make it either with
the round bow-trimmed collar, or
turned back at the throat and trimmed
with flower. The fifth version gives
you a soft rolled collar, cut in one
with sash that girdles your waist and
ties in the front!-contrasting color
If you like
This versatile design is 50 easy to,
york with. Your pattern includes
detailed sew chart.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1S97-B is
Evening star., 1938-08-11
Just for Changeow About Real Lobster Dinner This Week End
Two Coats Of Shellac
And Thorough Waxing
Makes Lovely Finish
Study Wood of Old Furniture
Before Attempting Removal
Of the Painted Surface.
Bx MARGARET NOVEL;.

NOVEL;: a
which prize highly 1t painted times
n
a grain Can anything I
wood7
What
Evening star., 1938-08-11
EggTests.

Fresh eggs will sink when they are
placed in a pan of cold water. Held
in front Of candle flame IN Q DARK
room. they will appear clear.
Evening star., 1938-08-11

lightweight pu-ovr
sweater in three sizes-ss has interesting pattern
man WILL ma necessary W nave Just
occasions
complete
material and how much you will need
To obtain this S tncose cents stamps
coin to cover postage Address orders Neewok
Of Star.
Evening star., 1938-08-11

OF opinion as to whether it is better Il
"cook cooI' in the refrigerator-that
It is really useless to try to suggest
anything along standard lines.
Also, the markets show so little
Evening star., 1938-08-11

- EAR MISS DIX: When my
husband, to whom had been
married for 20 happy years.
died I thought that I was
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-06-03
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
HONORINC MISS WARD

Mrs. Stanley Bayly entertained at
a miscellaneous shower in honor of
Miss Dorothy Ward, Thursday, June
End, at 3 o'clock. Appropriate pencil
games featured the entertainment.
The bride-to-be was presented a pot
of gold at the end of a rainbow under
which was shower of lovely gifts.
The invited guests were: Miss Char
lotte Dryden, Mrs. Carson Ward, Mrs.
Edward Merrill, Mrs. Harry Coul-
bourne, Miss Evelyn Redden, Miss
Frances Shear, city; Mrs. Franklin
Atkinson, Mrs. Lester Hearthway.
Mrs. Marion Petit, Mrs. Graham Car
mean, Mrs. Douglas Carmean, Mrs.
Charles Nelson and Mrs. Marshall
Mariner of Snow Hill; Miss Sue Bay
nard, Parksley; Miss Columbia Scott,
Eastville; Mrs. VIM. P. Testerman,
Princess Anne; Mrs. Richard Thorn
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise., 1938-06-03
COLLEGE ALUMNI
WILL HONOR DR..
]. S. W. JONES
Presentation OF Portrait To Be
Made At 1888 Commence
ment Exercises

Washington College alumni will
honor a man who has been closely
connected with the institution for
more than so years at the 1888 COM
mencement when a portrait of DR.. J.
S. w. Jones, dean of the college, is
presented by members of the Balti-
more Chapter of the Alumni Associa-
ton. The presentation will be made
by Elias w. Nuttle, of Denton, presi-
dent of the general alumni group, and
the acceptance will be by DR.. Gilbert
w. Mead, college president.
In 1886 DR.. Jones entered Wash
ington College as sophomore and re-
ceived his diploma in 1889. After
two years as high school teacher he
returned to Washington College to
head the mathematics department in
1892, receiving his M. A. that year.
In 1918 he received an honorary
Phi. D., from Washington College and
that year was acting president of the
institution. In 1928 he received an
Lit. D. degree from Franklin and
Marshall College. He became dean
of Washington College in 1923.
For nearly a half century he has
been secretary-treasurer of the alum
nj group and the guiding spirit of
that body.
Loran Langsdale, of Baltimore, has
been in charge of the arrangements