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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-30
90. OIl'ktober

Mnnabme elmer 3eiolution: r9ie
Staatsreeierung miro beauftraet, iid)
init Der MiIit1rregiernng in Berbin.
0nne 5u ieben Inn eine internationale
ltnteriudune berbei5ufiibren: /. iiber
Die aneemein .befannten ansidreitun-
gen (sicD gegen Die Deuti6en in Der
Sidedo- -Slopafei, in 8olen, ltngorn
inb Sugoilanien, 9. iiber Die 0urh-
fiibrung Der ausmeiiungen, ipel-
DIE laut Botsbomer Mbfommen bonn
9. Iuguit 1916 in bnnaner @eiie er-
folgen iollten, 3. iiber bas S6idlal
Der nod in Der Sihedo 5Iopofei, in
ltnsarn, Gumdnien uno SugoiIatpien
befinolihen 0eutlden ipeiterbin
&rbebungen burd oie ginpernabme
Der Musgepielenen, burh5ufiib-
rem unb in elmer 9enflhrift All,
iammen5ufaiien :. Die Mrbeitsge.
meinifaft Der neutrality-suspicious.
gen miro eriudht, oie geinmten 9ofu.
nente 5u ianrnreln, 5u li6ten ,nb
ni6t allein Der MfilitGrregierung,
ionbern audi ll9e 5u iiberreiben. 0ie
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llge iinb 3u erimdben, cine iinpartei-
tihe unteriudutg ein5uleiten -"
gs banbelt iid BEL ben Mailenals-
tDeiiungen gan5 flar itno einoeutig
nm bns 8erbreben bes &ailenmorbes
(ge,tocide), tpie iomobl aus Dem @prt-
laut bes Botsoomer 0oflmentes ber-
porgebt, 1pie aus Der 8arbarei Der
Dur6fiibrung. Ser gnt1plirf Der nN
unterIdeioet /. pbpiiI6en &aiienmoro,
5. +. Die Sotung ODER gerletung bon
Wenibengruppen in gerbdltniiie, sic
ibren Sob ooer ihtpere Sdabigung
ibrer @eiunobeit 5ur SoIse baben
nliiiien; 2. biologiiden 9faiienmoro,
IS. +. oie nretartierenbe" Sotung elmer
@ruppe ourd Steriliiierung, ausein-
anoerreiBung Der So1nilien, 8erbin-
oerlng bon gbeidlieBungen, 9epor,
tationen lno 3manssarbeit; 3. fultlt.
reqen 8aiienmoro bur6 8erni6tung
oes geiitigen uno fultureIlen 2ebens
elmer @ruppe.
@enn es nod cine @eredtiafeit
gibt, fann Dos 8erbift in alien brei
Gunften MIR larten: S6uloigl @al.
gen borbereiten! - 9lber, mas miro
,, Die Militarregierung, mas tperoen 6ie
&empner in geiirnberg, mas miro
Sante @leonor tlln in ibrer &ommii-
iion fir Ienihenredte 2? @iro
a16 nur iemano i'm aongreB oie Ste
Iolution bon Miinben lpeitertrei-
benz? llno oie gbriiten 2?
Sd CLAUDE 81 tpiiien, ipas seI6iebt.
| Sie &aiienmorber tperben belobnt;
pieaeift ltiftet ienono einen Mor-
gentbou-Breis, Ser idbrli6 an oen
bergeben miro, ser sic meiIten 9eut,
I6en nm Die gde bra6te. Chen b0rte
! i6 am &aoio 9r. 3enfl bon 8rag Ser
in Sulu-@ngliif iiber 8u6enmalo
Ipra6, ni6t iiber sic Gerbreden por,
Brag, obDobl er nod Dor penigen
Sagen erflarte, 8u6enipalo mar BEL
Ter als oas beutige Brog. 9as bor-
ten Die ~8efreier" nid)t gerne. 0eut.
lbenbebe lobnt iid finon5iea uno NIT
Tolt6en. 9amit benefit man voemo-
fratiihe @eIinnung".
iii 8as i6rieb bod unlGneIt SEQ
Erdola, Der ti6edii6e General, ser
geneIcbs 8erbreGerfurs ni6t nit
madte, in ieiner 3eitidrift ,gesfe
boi': ~0ie Solitifer, sic ourd ibre
llnfabigfeit, 5eigbeit, aorruption uno
ggoismlls Ser i6redlidIten &ataitro=
PIE, Die felt. 1920 iiber I'm fer Golf
bereingebroben it, iid ifuloig ge-
nadt baben, fommen nun -. naf
Welt europa uno periuben gum orit-
ten geal uniere geation 5u ,befragen'.
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Hprn1i1dltrH

Had elmer WteIoung aus Berlin
erlitt am Sonnerstug &aroInal @raf
BON Brepiing, 8ii6of BON Berlin, Ell
men S6laeanfaa. Nah ipateren Wel'
bungen lit in oem 8efinOen oes adt-
nnoIe65ig Sabre alten &irdenfiirlten
cine leidte 8eiierlng eingetreten. gs
mar i6on ieit langerem befannt, oaB
Garoinal bon 8repiing leioeno lit.
ssn 8ien Itarb i'm Sitter bon a6t'
unolieb5ig Sabren Ser l.nguriId9e
aomponiit Sron5 2ebar. Ct ibrieb
sablreide Speretten groBen Stils,
8erfe bon bliibenoer Welobif uno
gum Eeil NIT reht ieniueller Sano-
lung. Sein am meiiten geipieltes
@erf lit ~Die luItige @it1pe".
Ser amerifa11iibe 9ampfer v@ene.
raj 8lad" perlieB am 0onnerstag oen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-30

OEelIleE SuIeH HlII uWIguHOeCIuUOs
oreisebn sluspanoerern, ben erIten,
oie nad Dem 8eridleppten.8 8eies
(D9s) in ben Ser. Stoaten 5ugelais
len neroen iolen. gs befinben iih
oarunter ied3ebn 9eutide. Inter Sen
slusDanoerern itno ale Stdnoe Der.
treten, bon einem friiberen General
in ser 5ariltiI6en Irmee bis 5u pol
niiden Sdneioern. Die 1lteIte lit cine
5rau bon neununoiieb5ie Sobren, ser
iiingite Iusnanberer ein &ino bon
Iiieben 8ohen. Oie meiiten fommen
aus 2anoern, oie bon HuBlano Der.
ldludt tporoen iino ooer iebt unter
ruilil6em 8efebl Iteben. 9arunter be-
Ifinoen iid allBer oen 0eutl6en orei-
bunoerto6t1noaht5ig Holen, bunOerts
adtrnoleh5ig 2itauer, oreiunofiinf5ig
EGideden, 5peillnobreiBig 2ettIGnoer,
lieb5ebn llfrainer, nier5ebn @ItlGnOer,
5polf Sugoilamen, 5ebn HumGnen,
le6s ltngarn, tpdbreno oie iibrigen
mciIt itaatenlos iinb.
Baplt Bius XII. empfobl Ieste $50.
DIE Die Snternationaliiierung Seruio.
lens nit ser 8arantie, oaB rngebint.
oerter 3utritt 5l Sen beiligen StGt
ten in gun3 BaldIiinn ge1pGbrt miro.
Sieien Sorid)lag brahte ser BapIt in
elmer gn5Dflifa an oie &arbin1le, So
Itriar6en l1no 9ild)ofe ser fotbolii6en
Stride gum ausorud. 0as pGpitIide
Shreiben, ~Sn WlItiplicibus" Itell-
ert einen Itriften &urs ser Heutrolir
tat 5pil6en Den beioen ni6thriItli.
ben Farteien, sic iid) gegenpGrtig i'm
81. Sonoe befriegen. Gos Gunol6rei-
ben legt groBen gtahorud ouf gins
Itellung Der Sample, i'm Wenidenle.
ben 5ll retten rmo meni6li6e Iot gu
oerbinoern. Snsbeionoere miro nm
Den Sdub beiliger St6tten uno Res
liQltien erludt.
IS tDar oies Sic 5ipeite GnsDflifo
iiber GalGltina innerbolb bon iehs
Vtonaten, lno tpieoerum tpuroen sic
8laubigen gum 8ebet fir 8aIGItino
onfgeforoert, tuie bereits in ser erIten,
Die am I. Wtai erlahen tpuroe. #
Sn leiner gmpfeblung binii6tliG
SeruIalemS bra6te ser BapIt oie
Soffnung gum gu5orud, Dab oie l1N
es filr ~angebra6t" ero6ten tperOen,
Der StaOt einen internationaIen Gba.
ratter 81 oerleiben, Inn oen Sdub Ser
9elligtiimer oort unter oen gegentpGr.
tigen ltmItdnoen beiier gu iidern.
~es lit ebenfals nottpenoig," flbr
Ser Baplt fort, ninternotionaIe ga,
rantien l,no oas Gedt freien 3utritts
gu Sen beiligen Srten, Die in gons
Balaltina oeritrert lino, io1pie oie Ge.
ligionsfreibeit uno oie sldtunq Dor
ben religi0ien @ebr1u6en uno Sra-
oltionen ltder5ultellen." @raf ssolfe
Bernaootte, ber ermoroete USE Inter
bonoler, bate in ieinem letten 8e=
ridt ebenfans Sen Sori6lag gemadt,
oaB Die llgt ii6 an ibre uripriingIide
abtdt balten ioue, Serulalem 3u in
ternationuliIteren.
Ser Baplt rihtete audi Die sluf-
mertIomfeit auf bas Sdifiol ser ora-
blihen 5lii6tlinee, inoem er erflGrte:
~Sallenoe bon Sliidtlingen iino aus
lbren Seinen pertrieben tporoen ODER
gefloben uno uanbern fern Ser Sci
mat ouf ser Sude na6 l1nterfunft
uno Nabrung lumber"
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Gin Dort

Sin Sort lit idnea 'seiproden,
Gin @ort lit balb beripebt;
Sin 80rt fam 6ad)e fod)en,
Sin @prt fann Iein @ebet.
Gin 8ort fann itreid)en Iinbe
Sns Serse tief binein,
8ie iueife Sriiblingsminbe,
Gum 8eld bes 8liimelein.
Gin 8urt fam sleid ben Stir.
NnfbranIen cine Slut,
&ann @ugenberge tiirmen,
Die in Der Srnit gernbt.
Gin @ort fam 8nnoen idlasen,
Die iuoaen beilen if)tper,
limb nod tn IpGten Sagen
Die Narben iueiicn her.
Gin @urt fann @unben beilen,
&amn Salt nnb Saliam ieiu,
Die allen SdJmers serteilen,
Der frak ins !6ers binein.
Sin @ort fann Giebe siinbeu
Sm &reis Der Wenid,eu On;
Sin @urt fam arieg berfiiubeu,
Mu fallt Der Mann ben Wann.
Gin @urt fam mGdDtis bringem
Cur Seele, bic linn lauldt,
9aR ale Saiteu fltnaen,
Yin bic es leiie ramid)t.
Sin Murt gibt Gngelsfligel
Gum 6lnge bimmelwGrts,
Sin @urt ohm ieben 3iigel
Cur SOae iast bas !6ers.
Gin @urt lit nid)t persefIen,
@enn lGngit iein Slang ner1pebt;
ySie ianielnbe 3ppreHen
Gs nod oas Grab nmite6t.
Gin @prt - Ieio beIonneu,
DAFT fein's endJ jab entflendt;
IS lGRt anf Groen @uunen
llno Sranen binter euf)!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-30

8ir appeIlieren an Die Staatsmdrt-
ner Der san5en @elt, iast iie fort -.
oieie &olIaborateure Der gerbreher
unb Tpran1en. Sbre S6noe Heben
BON 8lut intb oen Sranen bon Wsil-
lionen" (3itiert in ,geeue Seinraf' /,
2in5 a. g., II. September 1948).
General Rrhala fennt feline 8appen.
beimer; er iab lie in 2onbon, in Yrag
an Der Irbeit. aber oie 8elt IaBt fih
nidt marnen. Ser Sfanoal gebt tpei-
ter.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-10-30
General Eisenhower Says.
~. S. SAVINGS
BONDS ARE VITAL
To
EVERY FAMILY"
Brttfllt Eure zrttang t1td1t ah!

senn On, lber seier Oer Sage pieeid &nnns
5tnns erbaln bai nn Dir udt m6sl it, t abresbetras
ennIenben befea nt b onbu bis Setras
mee ODER san5 be5ablen aun @ir enbm 3etmma uter
Nbbeunns beSen ben &erlm zines alien Sennbes
einen Sdaben fir bic fatbuliide Yre1e
On fanni ben abonnement an ben ,ObO aeuenub She
Soepnmm &ep oOer enemon au fol-.
genbm JurmnIar
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Kathnltfrhr garn1rr-
Biirfnrne in Antprika
MfabemiIde &ebe nor Der 1tniberiitat
Wiiniter, 8eitfalen
Son Or. IIois Wuen b, 8t.
Ihof bon Sarge, 9.=0af.


5amilie 11no gigentum, beioe bon
innen berauf oie io5iale Sromung
ausgeridtet, fiibren ouf ben ertpei.
terten So5ialperbano, Die 8enoHe,t,
ldaft. Gie Sbee ser SelbitbiIfe, oie
geraOe in Ser 8auernfomilie ausge-
prdgt lit, uno sic Soee oes gigen-
trms ols 2eben 1lno 9ienlt an Ser
@emeini6aft, baben bon alters Der
81 elmer grt @emeinlbaftsbilbnne
gefitbrt, bie gum 8eiipiel i'm olten
oeittlhen Redt ben ibonen 1tno biel,
Iiaeenoen Romen trug IadboriAaft.
SbDobl feline Organization i'm beu-
tigen Sinn, mar oie Ha6barI1afi
bod gan5 natiirli6 cine itilll6tpeigen-
roe fe6tsgemeinidaft, eeboren aus
Dem grleben, oaB oie SelbltbiIfe Der
6amilie unter umitGnben ser MitbiI-
fe onoeret sSamilien beoarf, aufge.
baut auf Sreu nno 8lal,ben, iih auss
pirfeno in ielbitloler Nitarbeit gege1
Scot uno 8efabr.
Sie ytodbarlfaft fiibrte lltmerf=
li6 CUR 0orfgenoilenldaft, oariiber
binaus 5ur Marfgenoiienidaft, sic ia
gum 9eiipiel in Sbren 2anoen gum
Sell biz in oie Infdnge oes pergan,
lgenen Sabrbunoerts li6 erbalten bat.
>0as genolieni i6aftlibe @elen bat.
pte oies 8ierte in leinem floiiil6en
Hert iiber oas 8enofeni6aftsreht
lidtooll ltno in einmaliger 8ollen-
oung oarlteate, Die Struftur oes ge.
lamten mittelalterliben @eielli9afts-
lebeHs ourhnirft uno ielbIt i'm Muf-
bau bon Staat uno Stride iid aus
Igelpro6en. Selbltbilfe, ssreibeit Ser
@enoiien, @abrung Der l1nobbGngig=
felt nno @in5elitanoigfeit iino Die
fenn5eihnenoen Werflnale. 9iea @e-
Inollenlbaft lit BON lnten Der gebant
= (pir lagen oaber i'm gngIil6en
trenel1o: grass root organization
= I'M freien 3ulommenihluB, nidt
Die 3mangsorgoniiation bon oben,
bonn Staat fer auferlegt. Sic miro
oamit gum Erdger uno Sitter aIler
freibeltlihen uno bo6 5u6tbouen
golfsregierung, ia gerooe5u 5ur 30.
ben S6ule bemofratii6er 8iirgertlt=
geno. Die @enoiienibaft ieet ser on-
geborenen Selbitiuht Sibranfen; lie
pettet Dem Sarmer, ser an iid gum
Si6abl6lieBen neigt, 8lid unb Ser3
tlir oas 8elamttpobl bon Stano uno
Golt, iie peft oas lo5iale @elpiilen
l1no pflegt oen @runoiab: rginer
titr alIe, alle fir einen.
Sn oieiem Gimme perladen mir.
Die guten @runoidbe oes olten @e-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Die ia ueitbin
Der driItliden gtbif . entltamnen
ooer ood entipre6en, audi in oen
@enoileni6often mooerner 8rGgung
ourd5uIeten, in ben Gooperatipen.
Sic bieten Dem 8auern ale Silfe,
Die er te6nii6, tpirtidaftlih, geIea-
ihaftlid uno fultureu erlparteu
fann.
IS tit bier ni6t n0tis, Die 8irf-
1amfeit Der @ooperatibes i'm @inael=
men oar5ultellen. gs mag geniigen,
bob mir in unierer National gatbo-
lie &ural 2ife Conference uns nidt
beg1liigen nit Ser Bflege tpirtldaft=
llber nno te6nil6er 8elange, ion=
bern oaB uns als bo6ites .3iel iiber
allem ltebt: Die 8edung elmer e6ten
lo5lalen @eredtigteit, io1pie elmer io-
5lalen Siebe, Ser ~beioen groBen
2ragpfeiler Der io5ialen Oronltna" ,
Die Bius XII. lie nennt. 8or allem
1eOOh aeht eS uns als Ghrilten I'm
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3mr gefl. 8eadtnns
fiir nniere Mlnmneu

8enn uniere Soiepbinum
alnmnen beabit6tigen, an Der
I'M Sftober In 2a groile, @is.,
itattfinoenben .National gatb,
olic Hural 9ife Contention"
teil5l,nebmen peroen ite gebeten,
nmgebel1o ibre Ibiiht 9feb.
Ha1ll Wonarsfi, 709 60. Win.
neiota Ctr, Brairie on gbien,
isis, mitteilen au tpouen.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-01-02

General Omar Bradley Oe) newly appointed u Chief Of Staff
of the CO. will speak
on the subjects he Defense Civil Liberties America
omen meeting January 18th, the Hotel
Commodore with the 4l annual meeting Of the Ae
can Jewish meeting will Friday after
noon January 10TH with workshop sessions ON Religion and the
Housing InerOrganzaiOnal Re-
,onshps Within the Jewish Community DIP Problem
,he IT, S. immigration The meeting will formally Su
day evening.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-01-02
THE JEWISH
QUIZ BOX

QUESTION:: Why do the mourn
ers recite the "Kaddish" for
eleven months after the burial
of the deceased?
ANSWER: AS we pointed out
in previous column, the deceased
is judged during the first twelve
months following his burial. The
pious deeds performed by the heirs
bring to the departed one quick
er and better verdict. The longer
duration of the judgment process
proportionately represents the
corresponding lack of virtue in
the man. Hence the ideally right
eous would Immediately be grant
ed their heavenly reward while
the less virtuous would be given
advantage of the maximum of IL
months for added virtues accomp-
lished by their children which
would balance the scale in their
favor One of the spirited tenets
of the Jewish Faith is that no
man is to be regarded by his fell
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-01-02

The daughter of Jacob Horo-
WITT, whose family traces it's an
cestry back to Spain of the 18th
century. was born in Hungary, and
came to the United States almost
sixty-five years ago. Her father,
man of great learning and
sterling character, had keen
business sense. He set up a tiny
matzoh bakery on New York's
Lower East Side. Regina, his
only daughter, was his right hand
in business matters from the very
start = and also in social and
charitable activities Even in her
youth, she worked day and night
for the welfare and Americaniza-
ton of the newly-arrived immi-
grants who had come to this land
of the free.
And Throughout the years, Mrs.
Margareten has lived by the pre-
cepts of honor, justice, and the
desire to assist others. When her
father passed away a year after
his arrival in this Country, Mrs.
Margareten, together with her
brothers and husband, Ignatz
Magareten, continued to operate
the matzoh bakery and under
their hands it has grown so that
today the name of Horowitz-
Margareten is a household word
from one end of the world to the
other . wherever people de-
sire to have foods on which they
can rely.
Mrs. Margareten is the treas
urer of this big Kashruth insti-
tuition, and is at the office work.
ing every day. No important de-
cision in any phase of the bust
ness is made without her approval
and guidance. She heads a "dy-
nasty" of children, grandchildren,
and great grandchildren whose as
ISOLATION with Kosher foods and
communal endeavors is traditional
and proverbial.
A real "matriarch in Israeli
in every sense of the term, Re-
gina Margareten typifies what
King Solomon expressed in con-
Guiding his Book of Proverbs =
a veritable "Ayshes Cha'yip'. And
like her prototype, cher own
works praise her in the gates.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-01-02
CC0>O
BY RABBI SAMUEL j. FOX
Copyright, 1947, Jewish
Telegraphic Agency, Inc.)

lowmen in the extreme sense of
evil. Since receiving the "Kad-
dish" for twelve months would
indicate that the fullest measure
of repentance ETC., is necessary to
rid him of what might appear
as extreme sin, it was decreed
that the Kaddish be said for only
eleven months = giving each
person that much margin Of con-
fidence as to his character and
virtue. On the other hand, re-
quiring all mourners, even those
of universally recognized saints
and scholars" to recite the Kad-
dish for eleven months, repre-
sents the equality of all mankind.
GRE: Shulchan Oruch: Yoreh
Deah: Ramah: Chapter 376, Art.
IIV).
QUESTION: Why is the ami
versary of death observed every
year with the recital of the
'Kaddish" i.e., YahrZeit?
ANSWER: Parallel with the
Jewish idea that there are always
new planes of accomplishment to
be reached, there is the belief
that even the deceased who go to
the world beyond .have new and
higher achievements to attain as
time goes on. Just as the first
year after the burial is one OF
judgment so is every anniversary
Of the death a day of evaluation
and a stepping stone to a higher
plane of eternal perfection and
glory in the world beyond. AS
was the case with the first year
the individual is judged according
to the deeds of his heirs, hence
the "Kaddish" is again said at
every anniversary of the death
It might appear at this time that
the entire matter of saying the
''Kaddish" for the first II months
after the burial and at every
death anniversary presents us
with the most efficient psyche
logical means of impressing upon
the consecutive generations the
fact that there is something OF
the preceding one that does moi
crumble with the dust of the
grave = but rather lives on eter.
nally. Even more than that, nc
nation has ever impressed so EN-.
phatically upon the mind of it's
people that they are the heirs Of
past generations.
Evening star., 1948-08-04
.WhyG'row
Old?
By yosebhine Lowman

Baths have long been connected
with health treatments. We have
steam baths, mineral baths, cold and
hot baths and even air baths. There
is nothing quite so relaxing at the
end Of a busy hectic day as a warm
bath, If you will take time to luxuri-
ate and relax in it. You win feel
nerve ends uncoil and energy creep
back into your tired body and mind.
The very hot bath Is very beneficial
in certain troubles. Hot baths and
exercise are helpful in cases of mild
arthritis and other discomforts. Hot
baths. as a general practice, are de-
bilitating to many persons.
The question of the cold shower is
an individual one. according to doc
tors. If you react we'll, then 1t is
good for you. If you duck with the
first onslaught of cold water but
later feel glowing and warm and
refreshed. by all means take cold
showers. They are especially pleas
ant In hot weather. If, on the other
hand, you shiver and feel drawn
and cold following a cold shower.
avoid them. You should have a good
reaction.
Stimulation and friction should
be part of every bath. The use Of
bath brush is fine practice. You
can reach parts of your back which
would otherwise miss a scrubbing
and also stimulate circulation all
over your body. Our skin is con.
stantly sloughing off dead cells.
Friction will add to the beauty Of
your epidermis.
From the health angle, a hard
rub with a rough towel after your
bath is very beneficial. There has
been some indication that increase
in surface circulation is helpful to
the health of our blood vessels.
Many persons overlook the inn
portance of air baths, although they
have long been used in treatment for
insomnia and nervousness. You
should be entirely undressed for
these. While you should avoid a
draft, there ought to be a gentle
circulation of air in the room.
Evening star., 1948-08-04
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Information and requests sent
in by the tollotring hate been
torWorded to those TOR whom
they 1oere intended:
Washington: Mrs. r. L. S..
NJ. L. M, M. E., Mrs B., Mrs.
w. L. S., Mrs. r. X. O., Mr.. T. M,
r. o. R., Mrs. B. w. NJ. L. S.,
M. E. M, E. H, Mrs. D. B., Mrs,
r. F. D., Mrs E. NJ H., Miss
F. l.. c., Mrs. M. S., M. G. B..
Mrs. H. ]. H., Mrs. r. M. M, Mrs.
A. c. N, Mrs. w. A. R., Mrs.
A. L. S., Mrs. A. L. R., M. A.,
Mrs. C. R.. Mrs. S. w. G.. Miss
M. u, r. A. A., Mrs. E. A. NJ,
Mrs. M. G.
Alexandria: E. G.. Mrs. F. T. E.,
Mrs. E, NJ, M. H. D. Arlington:
Mrs. w. M. W., M. C. c., Mrs.
r. H. S., Mrs. N. P. j., Mrs.
P. R. A.. Mrs. I. H, S. Bethesda:
Mrs. V. P. NJ v. Brandywine:
Mrs, G. H. r. Chevy Chase: Mrs.
E. N. w. Fairfax: Mrs. A. C. S.,
Mrs. A. L. H. Hyattsville: Mr..
H. E. w, Mrs. E. LandOver: Mrs.
B. B. Lanham Hills: Mrs. M. F. c.
Marbury: Mrs. r. L. M. Sebring,
Florida: Miss H. K. H. Silver
Spring: l.. B. N. Takoma Park:
Mrs. r. P T. Union Hills: Mrs.
B. L.
Evening star., 1948-08-04
Bv Barbara Bell

A welcome addition to a college
wardrobe is this charming frock
designed to show off a youthful
figure. Princess lines are so slim
and they are simple to put together
The tiny collar adds demure air.
Make your faYorite sleeve length.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1927 is
designed for sizes II, IL, f13, IA. is
and 18 Size IL, short sleeves. re-
quires 37s yards of 39-inch fabric;
Is yard contrast.
For this pattern, send 25 cents, in
coins. your name, address, pattern
number and size wanted to Barbara
Bell, The Washington Star, P. O.
Box 80, Station G, New York 10,
N. Y.
Send 25 cents today for your copy
of the fall and winter issue of our
pattern catalogue. Stylist.' It's brim-
full of smart sewing ideas for all the
family: contains special designs, and
free gift pattern printed inside.
Evening star., 1948-08-04
COMING DOWNSTAIRS;
RUSTY STEELWOOL;
SHTPT COII.APS


From Mrs. A. F. B., Washington. J
Coming downstairs: We stretched
a long rope from top to bottom of
stairs at a convenient height for
the children. 1t was fastened to
hooks at both ends. Be sure to
bring it to the very top so that
child can take hold without leaning
forward.
Rusty steelwoOl: Always dampen
article to be secured and NOT the
piece of steelWool. 1 use the soap
pads and do not rinse the soap out
of them. Burned-on food can first
be removed with metal securing
pad that can be rinsed out and the
finishing touches put on with steel
wool. Keep it out of the water.
Shirt Collars: To keep them from
turning out, leave neck button un-
fastened after folding. Be sure it
has been ironed dry.
CHILD'S BED;
WASHER.
From Mrs. S. H. J. W., Bethesda. J
For Mrs. ". C. w. Washington
We had similar experience with
our 4 and 5-year -olds. We pur-
chased 2 three-q quarter Hollywood
beds. Twin size is all right now
bat will be too narrow when he
gets older and wants his boy friends
to spend the night with him.
Re automatic washers: We have
one sold by a mail order house
with retail stores in Washington
1t is by far the best on the market
if you are interested in soap and
hot water economy. 1t is the only
one that permits reuse of the suds,
an has an agitator as does your
non automatic. Gets colthes really
clean. I am quite enthusiastic over
mine, having used 1t 5 months,
You will also be pleased with the
fluffy condition of your bath towels,
cordurovs, blankets, etc, from the
damp-dry spinner.
CUCUMBERS WITH CHEESEs
From Miss C. c., Garrett Park
Several years ago, on the Womens S
Page of The Star, there was recipe
for cucumbers baked with cheese
This recipe was later lost. Is there
some one who has kept this recipe?
We have quite few cucumbers
more than we are likely to eat raw
or in salads, and we do not care
to make so many pickles,
Evening star., 1948-08-04

fur company recognized the
need to give these petite
women the taller, simmer
appearance that only q eor-
ment specifically designed
for them could achieve.
These fur coats we're pre-
ciseIy proportion ed and
scoIed to the average Amer
icon womon's fieure-fttine
1929 of all women without
ony major alterations.
Pictured ore two "Aver-
Evening star., 1948-08-04

The little" story gets
bigger and bigger with each
telling. In the reody-to-
wear field, new houses CO.
terine to diminutive sizes
have sprung up with great
ropidity within the lost few
seasons.
Interest in adequately
taking core Of the fashion
needs of the woman 5 feet
5 inches, and under, is on