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Evening star., 1946-10-03

at I pm. tomorrow and at Q am
Saturday. Rabbi Isador Breslau, a
former Army chaplain, will conduct
the services. STAFF Sergt. Abrasha
Rabofsky, assisted by Howard
Hirsch, will be cantor. The commit
tee in charge Of the services includes
Benjamin Aronsohn, Joseph r. Barr,
Edward Rosenblum, Arthur Schiller,
Irving B. Summers and Mrs. Mitch
ell Novak.
Rabbi Breslau will also conduct
atonement eve services at $50 pm.
over Station WTOP tomorrow.
Sergt. Rabofsky, who Is a soloist
with the AAF band, will be cantor.
The Washington Hebrew. congre-
cation will hold services at pm.
tomorrow and at l0:30 am. Satur-
day at the temple, Eighth and H
streets NV. 1t will also hold an
overflow service at those hours at
the First Congregational Church,
Tenth and G streets NV. Rabbi
Norman Gerstenfeld, spiritual leader
OF the congregation, will officiate
at the temple services and Rabbi
Samuel Cohon, professor of theology
at the Hebrew Union College, Gin
cinnati, Ohio, will conduct services
at the church.
Other Religious Services.
Rabbi Solomon H. Metz. spiritual
leader Of the Adas Israel Congre-
cation, will ofiiciate at services at
the synagogue, Sixth and ! streets
NV, at $50 pm. tomorrow and Q
am. Saturday.
Services at B'nai Israel Conre-
CATION, Fourteenth and Emerson
streets NV, will start at $40 pm.
tomorrow and at 7:30 am. Saturday
Rabbi Henry Segal, spiritual leader
of the congregation, will oflciate,
with Cantor Simon Weiss chanting
the Kol Nidre prayer.
At the Tifereth Israel Synagogue,
Fourteenth and Euclid streets NV,
the services will begin at $50 pm
tomorrow and at 7:30 am. Saturday
Rabbi Harry Silverstone, spiritual
ieaoer OF the congregation, Will con-
duct the services.
Beth Sholom Congregation, Eighth
and Shepherd streets NV, will hold
services with Rabbi M. H. Levinson
oficiating at $50 pm. tomorrow
and ut 7:30 am. Saturday.
Rabbi Zemach Green, spiritual
leader Of the Ohev Sholom Syna-
gogue, Fifth and I streets NV, will
conduct services at the synagogue
at $50 pm. tomorrow and 7:30 am.
Saturday.
Services will be held at the Beth
Fl Congregation, 702 Jefferson street
NV, and at the Washington High
lands Jewish Center, First and At
lantic streets Sc, tomorrow at sun
down and Saturday.
Evening star., 1946-10-03
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NEW YORK, N. Y, Oct. 3rd-Consider
three points when planning meal diet.
balance, taste-balance and color-balance.
The first two are obvious but skillfully
MANAGED color harmonies in food are often
overlooked. Yet, nest the tender pink of
ham slices in a golden ring of yams and
Evening star., 1946-10-03
Mrs. Truman 10 Be Guest
Al US0 Club Anniversary

Mrs. Harry s. Truman will be
guest of honor when the USO Club
Of 1911 H street NV. celebrates its
third anniversary at 8 o'clock to-
night.
The Presidents wife, since 1942
q smack bar volunteer" at the
club, will greet members Of the serv-
ices and Uso workers in a reception
opening the program.
Mrs. B. Harrison Lingo. chair
man Of the clubs operating COM
mittee. will head the reception line.
During an intermission of the
dance scheduled on the program
birthday cake cutting ceremonies
will be held. Music for the evening
will be provided by the Forest Glen
orchestra. comprised Of patients
from the Army Medical Center.
Evening star., 1946-10-03
F,.sb- -t,om-tbe-Gar to Baby!

Funny, full grown woman! But If
the exhausted mother of dynamo know what
That's why call HEINZ Baby Foods the and
wishing for three hands and 4S hours day These fine
cooru baby foods all ready pe Fresh
cooked and
packed cose the fields" HEINZ kitchens that vitamn and
mineral minimum Meats and cereals for the Monarch
House given equal For HEINZ Strained Beet
and chicken beef v selected
beef and broth, potatoes celery and delicious
the H. j. Heinz 7y old reputation for quality and dependaby
foods ask Grocer for the whole line HEINZ Baby Food
Evening star., 1946-10-03

If you've had difference" with
Friend Husband .. let actions
speak louder than words to patch
up the trouble! Try pleasing him
with delicious Vegetable Noodle
Soup for dinner! But do it the
quick. easy way get q package
of BETTY CROKER Vegetable
Noodle Soup Ingredients and empty
into boiling water. Add a bit of
fat, simmer until hot and then dish
up fragrant bowls of heart-warmine
soup, like Mother used to make!
No tiresome preparation of insredi-
ents, no long cooking hours! Firm
egg noodles and vegetables of gar
den-fresh flavor in tempting golden
broth is your reward! Ask for pre-.
prepared BETTY CROKER
Vegetable Noodle Soup Ingredients!
Evening star., 1946-10-03
ID. {. Jews Will Gather
tomorrow Evening 10
Usher in Yom kippur

jews throughout the metropolitan
Washington area will gather In syn
agogues and temples at sundown
tomorrow to usher in Yom Kippur,
most solemn Of all Jewish holy days.
The services will be opened with
Evening star., 1946-10-03

look! Fill serving dish with mashed trnips and circle
with bright green peas sprinkle the oranse-y tunips
with the red of paprika. You'll hear calls for this
cooru dish than you'd have for separate dishes of
trnps and peas Color Harmony in foods decorates
table and stimulates the appetite!
Evening star., 1946-10-03

Any wife.and. d.mother job includes
q wide variety of duties! But one
Of the most important is sending the
family off to school and to work
each morning in cheerful, eager
anticipation of a pleasant day ahead!
That's why I urge you to serve
them NABISCO 1907 BRAN
for breakfast! Crowned with ba.
nanas, dried apricots or apple sauce,
it makes taste-delicious dish &.
and provides the diet-balk that's so
important in helping relieve faulty
elimination. NABISCO. 1000
BRAN contains only top-quality
bran, is fser.milled into smaller
particles so its action is gentle and
mild. Full of vitamins and miner
ais. Makes wonderful mullins!
Evening star., 1946-10-03

|tificate Of Distinction from Secre-
|tary Patterson for cooperation in
the training Of soldiers during the
war.
The university first served as the
unit for this area in screening GI's
Evening star., 1946-10-03
Last-Ninnte Guests for Dinner2

be for dnner You'll have plenty Of time to prety
worthy chef
enough CHEF ARDEE Ravohi All do
They're like tender little meat pies in
beef and bendedn
there's the heavenly rav with mushroom:
deity with and cheese Add quick tossed salad
there are superb dinner quests will tell No
lone cooking CHEF BOIARDEE
pennies In the big upound ars
could safely store foods in refrigerator
EI2 81 without them you'd lot of and
H@SS trouble wouldn't you? Well that's big why
ENNlI1 advise FRIGIDAIRE Gold WALL" the refr&e
~ with chilling coils built INSIDE its walls
@TD n Naturally, this construction keeps temperature
I9l> EVENLY cold and moist all through the Interior
there 70 drafts of air dEy out foods. Another
"Cold. WaP advantage is the big Super Freezer
Chest which gives for 81 pounds Of frozen foods Better
choosing your the "CodWayen
if have wait little while for FRGDAIRE is made only
by GENERAL MOTORSI
Evening star., 1946-10-03

for participation In the Army Spe-
cialized Training Program In the
Nations colleges. Georgetown also
provided courses In its School Of
Foreign Service for more than 1900
soldiers quartered on the campus.
Evening star., 1946-10-03

When you shop for KNOX Gelatine at your Grocer's,
you're shopping for the highest quality Gelatine But
do you know why? Because the Knox Company has
made use of the best technical knowledge for more
than so wears SO that KNOX Gelatne will fulfill
the highest possible quality standards! In fact the
high quality of KNOX Gelatne is SO firmly established
that it is recommended with complete confidence by
doctors and detitans for the aged for cos, dabetc
and nentic nicer natients: and for many other special
Evening star., 1946-10-03

Food Store for SNIDERS Catsup rich and full OF fresh
that's been cooked and spcd until smooth satin
ready your dishes with mouth watering
GOODNESS!
Evening star., 1946-10-03
Army Honors 6. U.
For Truininq Program

Georgetown University has re-
ceived the War Departments Ger
Evening star., 1946-10-03

Hankering oid.timey s0odhess
tomato catsup? Then meet the Snider Folks NAL
of catsup history! 1t all BEGAN when Grandma Sn
coupled her old.fa shioned "hand me down" recipe
the plump, bursting .with.Aavor Super Tomatoes RAJ
by Farmer Snider. People everywhere
stopped putting up with what Grandpa Snider q
called that store bought taste" =. !, and X e
begged for SNIDER'S Catsup! That's be- NJ
cause each bottle holds the same honey, &
country. goodness that came from Grandma Fl
Snider's kettIei So take my tin=ask Your IN
Evening star., 1946-07-14

NHARCARINE can now be made
H golden without removal from
it's wrapper, thanks to a new plas-
tic film of unusual toughness. The
trick is in attaching the color cap
sule to the interior of the package.
A hard squeeze from the outside
releases the dye, then hand knead
the package to diffuse the color
evenly. After coloring, return the
envelope Of margarine to the outer
paper carton, re-shape and let
harden in the refrigerator - there
you have a neat pound of fat -
buttercup-yellow.
POTATOES - peeled, pre-cut and
canned in sliced, diced and stick
form are being introduced by the
Maine Development Commission
to chain stores in New England,
If women give the nod to these no.
waste, ready-to-cook "spuds' the
trademark ''cut -tatoes' will be
licensed to state Gamers and the
product will be selling from
East Coast to West.
POTATO DESSERT - that S some
thing else again. This. the idea of
an Idaho firm already busy con-
verting potatoes into starchy
dessert base similar to old friend
tapioca.
THE POTATO NUT is dehydrated
tidbit, developed for the armed
forces, now on grocery counters. A
crisp crouton of sorts, delicious
with beverages and salads. Big
Dragging point is resistance to
weather - it will remain crisp for
months, no matter where or how
long it travels.
FOR GRANDPA and Grandma too,
a new vitamin fortified milk prod
uct is being introduced by one Of
the major dairy companies of the
East.
Elderly persons who have diff
Guilty digestlng vitamln-rlch foods,
can get their vitamins now this
new milk-mix way. The product
combines dried. whole milk with
dried Brewers yeast, plus vita
minis A, G, D and the B complex
and minerals. too. Reconstltute
Evening star., 1946-07-14
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The Nealot the DancInsT TWINS
Will identif, this nen type ot
NO Seam Nylon>. to ne sold
b, selected group of leading
hosiery manufacturers.
Special features are seam
tree beauty and patented
heel and toe for perfect ht
and comfort.
To be ai,iyib1ira III Hmiied
gxaufitie, by eariy summer.
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Food For Conversation
By CLEMENTINE PADDLEFORD

this powder. according to your
doctors directions. in one pint OF
water, that's drink to supply the
daily minimum dietary require
ments of a moderately active per
son.
And use it IN cooking. Easy:
simply substitute one cup OF the
reconstructed powder for each cup
of milk called for in the recipe.
The beverage comes in one-pound
tins. enough for four quarts re-
lqueied, selling in drugstores
throughout New England and
Metropolitan New York, price
around $l.25.
BABY FOODS, both strained and
frozen, are beng packed in five
ounce servings IN individual car
tons to thaw as needed Ready
right now is pureed asparagus, car
rots, spinach. apricots and apple
sauce
Don't worry that baby foods
will vanish from stores IN the share
the-lood campaign His Majesty
gets a priority rating when dinner
is dlshed.
COFFEE ROASTED while you wait.
One pound III two minutes, Is made
possible by an electronlc coffee
roaster, introduced recently by
Colombian, August S. Torres. The
machine, which is about the size
of a cash register. is for on-the-
spot roasting in grocery stores and
restaurants.
The green beans are dumped
into pre-heated drum and roasted
by a combination Of COILS and IN
frared lamps 1t is claimed that
the quick roasting protects the
aromatic oily center of the bean
now lost by less speedy processes.
The plan is to produce 10000
of these machines for rental to re-
tail and institutional trade on a
ROYALTY basis of five cents a pound.
If this comes to pass we may be
buying more of the blended green
beans for on-the spot roasting.
A fresher coffee for you and at less
money, too. BY roasting his own
coffees. a grocer can cut retail
prices nearly 10 cents pound.
ELEcTRoNIc HEAT is used by a
new sandwich-vendlng machine to
cook hamburgers and hot dogs.
Drop in a coin, wait three seconds,
out pops the hot sandwich, cello
phane wrapped. Machines will be
installed in lunch rooms. factories
and other Centers on rental basis.
Next comes the coffee vendor to
dispense the brew in four styles
- black. with cream, with sugar.
with cream and sugar together.
Evening star., 1946-07-14
POTATO DESSERT :

thing else again. This. the idea of
an Idaho firm already busy con-
verting potatoes into a starchy
dessert base similar to old friend
taploca.
Evening star., 1946-01-06
Chevy Chase Communities
Residents Fete Visitors;
|Manv Ne1V Year Parties

Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Pugh will
be hosts to Is guests this evening
at buffet supper party in coApli-
ment to their niece, Miss Patricia
Pugh, daughter OF 1t. Col and Mrs.
Michael Pugh of st. Louis, who is
their guest.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lueck were
hosts at tea. New Year Day, enter
tanning in their home Mrs. J. Alli-
son Buchanan. Mrs. Clay L. Jenni-
son and Mrs. T. Baker Robinson as
sisted the hostess, and those pour
ing tea included Mrs. Hubert Smoke,
Mrs. Howard Phillips, Mrs. Lloyd
Harrison, Mrs. James Smith and
Mrs. Morris B. Giffen.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Gregg Kear
held an at home New Year Day.
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Harrison were
hosts at dinner party yesterday
in honor of their son and daughter
in-law, DR.. and Mrs. Lloyd Harri-
son, jr. Other guests included Mrs.
Max Coll-Pardo, Mrs. Douglas
Griesemer, Miss Eleanore Griesemer
and 1t. Jerry Griesemer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lee Oliver
entertained 18 guests at dinner last
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Hill gave
a cocktail party New Year eve.
Mrs. Karl Pitt was hostess at a
Evening star., 1946-01-06

luncheon and bridge Friday, when
her guests were Mrs. L. L. Benjamin,
Mrs. Lester Simpson. Mrs. Fred
Fisher, Mrs. James F. Defandorf,
Mrs. william Orem, Mrs. Elmer
Simpson, Mrs. Edward Burnat and
Mrs. Stewart Wirgman.
Mrs. Eugene Wesley Shaw enter
tanned at luncheon Friday in honor
of her guest, Miss Dorothea McDon-
nell. of Wilmington, N. C. Mrs.
Shaw also had as her guests her
son and daughter -in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gail Lockerby Shaw of Indian
apolis.
Miss Bette Hall gave a luncheon
and shower in the home of her par
entS, DR.. and Mrs. Gusts Lee Hall
Her 20 guests were asked to meet
Miss Mary Loughran, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Loughran,
whose marriage to Mr.. Lawrence
Clayton of Boston will take place in
February.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. d. Espard were
AAooeo oe oA S65Aio6 POI " iCW 4Cdl
Day in honor of their sons and
daughters-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
William A. d. Espard and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Morgan d Espard. and the
hosts sister, Miss Adele d Espard
of Brooklyn, who is their holiday
guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin F. Hipsley
gave buffet supper to so guests
New Year eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold S. King have
with them their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Manning, of Newton, Kans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Holtsberg
are entertaining the formers sis
ter, Miss Ella Holtsberg, of Chicago
Maj. and Mrs. Wilbur Jeffreys en-
tertained at dinner New Year eve
for Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Bower of
Shippenburg, Pa, who are their
guests. Also, Mr.. and Mrs. Bower
will be honor guests at a supper
party this evening to be given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry D. Gorden.
1t. Col. and Mrs. L. A. Haslup
have as their guests 1t. Col. and
Evening star., 1946-01-06

Mrs. Robert H. Rhoads and two
sons, Robert and John Rhoads, of
Cherry Point, N. G.
1t. Robert Smith of Sacramento
and 1t. John Thayer of New York
are guests of DR.. and Mrs. Gusts
Lee Hall.
Maj. Vernon A. Smith has come
from Calcutta, India, and is SPEND
ing months leave with his brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harlow C. McCord.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic M. Nettle-
ship have visiting them their SON
in-law and daughter, Sergt. and
Mrs. j. G. Ellison, of Montgomery,
Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augusta Gumpert
were hosts at supper and cards last
evening, entertaining Capt and Mrs.
Harry Patrick, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Phillips and Mr.. and Mrs. August
Lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robertson
gave cocktail party New Year Day.
Evening star., 1946-01-06

New York for the past week where
they attended the Jaffee- Rubin
wedding last Sunday at the Waldorf
Astoria.
Mr.. Louis Simon has returned to
New York after having spent the
holiday with his mother, Mrs. Morris
Simon. Mr.. Simon has just been
released from duty with the Navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Cohan of New
York spent the holiday here with
their daughter and -in-law, DR..
and Mrs. David Weinstein.
Evening star., 1946-01-06

MISS KERSCHBAUM.
Her engagement to Mr.. Ferdi-
nand P. Grabner, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ferdinand Grabner
OF CheDy Chase, has been an
nounced by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lorens Kerschbaun,
of this city.
Evening star., 1946-01-06
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Evening star., 1946-01-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Jaffee and
their daughter Miriam have been in
Evening star., 1946-01-06

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Evening star., 1946-01-06
Personals

Mrs. Sol. Peyser is staying at the
moment with her sister-in-law, Mrs
Morris GuSdorf.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-30
By OSCAR FRALEY

New York, Sept. 30-(UP)-St. Louis Cardinal hopes were alive to- day-thanks to big Mort Cooper, whom the sold down the river.
 Big Mort was the guy with the dead" arm. That's what the Cards thought in May of 1945 when they traded him to the Boston Braves. They can thank their stars now that they were wrong.
 For that massive right arm of Cooper's was as whippy and true as ever yesterday as he moved down the Brooklyn Dodgers with a shut out four hitter and thus saved the day for his old partners. Big Mort has lot of friends on that Cardinal squad, and they all owed him vote of thanks after dropping their final game to wind up all even with Brooklyn in playoff.
 Had Done It Before
 It was like old times to the husky guy from Missouri. He had beaten the Dodgers in key game in 1922 as the Cards nosed out the Dodgers for the pennant. He could almost imagine that those were Cardinal uniforms behind him as he set down those rival Dodgers.
 Mort was a Cardinal a long time, seven crowded years, as he helped pitch the Redbirds to three pen nants. The six foot-two-in speed ball hurler, a jolly fellow to meet, made lost of friends in the Missouri city and on the team as he rolicked through life as a Cardinal star.
 Then came the blow as he was
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-30
Hi-Y Physical Meeting 80

The first Hi-Y Physical Council meeting has been called Tor tnls evening at which time election or a chairman will take place. This meeting is scheduled for 7:3O at the Central Y.MCA.
 Plans will be drawn up for a Hl-Y Touch Football League which VIII start in 8 week or ten days. Also, rules and regulations will be gone over for this event which is one of the popular sports that all Hl-Y clubs in the building take an active part. This is the ninth season for this popular indoor activity. The winning club last year was Kara who won ten games and lost one while Beta was in second place with g wins and losses followed by Sigma in third. Eleven clubs round- ed out the schedule last year and it is anticipated that this number and more will be participating.
 Other sports which the Hi-Y clubs of the YMC.A. participate in during the year are: volleyball, basketball, track and field, swim ming and indoor softball.
 All physical representatives of Hi-Y clubs are urged to be present at the meeting this evening.
 Clubs, who have already indicat- ed their interest in this league are as follows: Alpha, Beta, Aristan, Kara, Lancers, PiLambda, Ramb- lers, Caballeros, Polemisti, Mus tangs and Comites.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-30
Win Easily IIIini, Colorado

New York, Sept. 30 (UP)-Roll- ing back the years with its old coach and 8 host of war veterans, Notre Dame returned to its fam iliar role as No. football team in the nation today with Texas, Ala bama and Army running a dead heat for second.
 The conclusive manner in which the Irish throttled Illinois, 26 to G., indicated Coach Frank Leahy has fashioned another terrific team at Notre Dame in his first season after a hitch in the Navy.
 From the looks of the schedule, which next sends the Irish against Pittsburgh, Purdue, Iowa and Navy, they may not receive 8 serious chal- lenge from any quarter until their battle for revenge with Army on Nov. g.
 Bibles Dream Team
 Both Alabama and Army had to scramble Saturday to stay up near the top, but Texas unleashed an- other touchdown avalanche that obliterated Colorado, 76 to 0, and confirmed the unanimous predic- tion of all the southwest that Dana x. Bible has achieved his coaching masterpiece. Further evidence: Missouri, trampled by Texas, AZ to O. held Ohio State to 13 to 13 tie Saturday.
 With Felix (Doc) Blanchard on the sidelines with leg injury, Army heeled under Oklahomas savage line play but pulled out its 2Otn straight victory over a three-sea- son span, 21 to T, on an 85-yard run with recovered tumble oy Quarterback Arnold Tucker at a critical moment when the Sooners were threatening to tie the score. Oklahoma outrushed the Cadets, 129 yards to 83, but Tucker gave Army a passing edge of 82 yards to 33 and his 85-yard run showed only on the scoreboard-Whlcn was balm enough.
 Close One
 Alabama's Harry G1lmer set up the Crimson Tides only score against Tulane with a first perloo punt return of 43 yards and 1t held 1ln through the subsequent rain TOT a T to.6 victory. Hal Self scored TOT Alabama and Hugh Morrow's con- version was the winning margin.
 This weekend, Army meets Cor nell, which defeated Bucknen, zl to o; Notre Dame plays Pittsburgh, which thumped West Virginia, 53 to '. after losing to Illinois by the same score; Albama plays Soutn Carolina which bumped NeWoerry' 2l to 0 and Texas tangles with OK lahoma A. and M., victim or an "upset'' Saturday when tied oy Arkansas, q to q.