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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-28

What do you know about the betatron?"-From quiz column. Nothing. But we're afraid of it-we're afraid of anything the name of which ends in "tron
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-28
OLIVER ANDERSONS VISIT
 FRIENDS ON CHANNEL

MT. and Mrs Oliver Anderson were southbound passengers aboard PAA Wednesday after spending several days on the channel visit ing old friends in Juneau and Douglas. Anderson, former Doug las resident, spent the last sum- mer at McGrath as agent for the Alaska Rivers and Navigation Co.,. Mrs. Anderson arrived from Seattle several days ago to meet her hus- band here and make the trip south with him.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-28

Man wants but little here beow"-a little more than the other +elow has
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-28

A wind of four to seven miles an hour is slight breeze, on the Beau- fort scale.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-28

MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. ll5 SECOND and FOURTH a Monday of each month <N in Scottish Rite Temple A beginning at 7:30 D. n. WW WILLIS R. BOOTH. Wy Worshipful Master: JAMES " LEVERS. Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-28
The Washington Merry-Go-Round
By DREW PEARSON

.Contirued from Page Cnef
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-28

WANT ADS BRING REsULTsl
Evening star., 1948-06-22
Sex Law Under Study
After Man, 6, Is Held
For Mental Test

Members of the United States
attorneys Office in Municipal Court
were busily reading the Districts
new sex law, after the first person
to be charged under the law ap-
peared in court yesterday.
The man, Amide Landry, 63, who
lives at the Soldiers Home, was Or
dered held for mental examination,
and his case continued until July 20.
Arrested June II, Landry is
charged by police with having paid
an 8-year-old girl 50 to permit an
immoral act in the alley behind the
4300 block of Second street NV.
that afternoon.
Chief Assistant United States At
torney j. Warren Wilson said Lam
dry is the first man to be charged
under Public Law 615, signed by
President Truman June II.
10-Year Maximum Term.
Under the new law he faces a
maximum sentence of up to 10
years in Jail, Mr.. Wilson said. The
offense formerly was classed as a
misdemeanor, carrying a maximum
sentence of one year and $500.
The law imposes the penalty on
ANY person who shall take or at
tempt to take any immoral, improper
or indecent liberties with any child
! of either sex under 16 years of age"
Mr.. Wilson pointed out that, un-
der the new law, the accused man
might be committed to st. Eliza
beths Hospital as sexual psyche
path, either before or after his trial
on the criminal charge.
The United States attorneys Office,
he said, can request an examination
by two psychiatrists of any person
believed to be a seuxal psychopath.
1t defines sexual psychopath as
"a person not insane, who, by a
course of repeated misconduct in
sexual matters has evidenced such
lack of power to control his sexual
impulses as to be dangerous to other
! persons 80
Could Be Hospitalized.
If the psychiatrists returned an
opinion that the man is a sexual
psychopath, he could be committed
by the court to St. Elizabeths Hos
pital after hearing. He could be
kept there until cured. The crimi-
nal charge against him would be
held in allegiance, pending his re-
lease from the hospital.
Landry is not undergoing an ex-
animation now to determine whether
or not he is sexual psychopath,
Mr.. Wilson said. The examina-
ton ordered yesterday by Judge
Walter J. Casey is to determine
whether or not Landry Is sane or
insane. If he is insane, the case
against him will be disposed of at
a lunacy hearing. If he is sane,
the second examination may be
ordered at the discretion of the
United States attorneys Office.
Landry, retired Army sergeant
who receives a Government PEN
sion, has no police record for pre-
vious sex offenses. according to De-
tective Sergt. Edwin F. Talbot of
the Sex Squad. known as "the
Money Man." he has a reputation
with children in the neighborhood
of Soldiers Home for giving money
to children, the detective said.
Evening star., 1948-06-22
Man Awaits Sentence Today
In 'Lipstick Staying ofWife

George A. Austin, Is, of the 1900
block of Seventh street NV, today
is awaiting sentence for man.
slaughter in the fatal shooting of
his wife, Mrs. Virginia A. Austin,
a.. He pleaded guilty to man
slaughter yesterday before Justice
Edward M. Curran of District Court.
Police said they went to the Sew
enth street address last December,
after receiving telephone call from
Austin, a truck driver, from another
address. They said they found his
wife slumped in a chair. She had
been shot through the left cheek.
Austin was quoted by police as
saying a pistol had gone of while
he was scufling with his wife. The
argument began, he said, when his
wife saw lipstick on his face, He
Evening star., 1948-06-22
bondsman Appeals Ban
By District Court Justices

John w. Carter, 48, of the 1900
block of Girard street NE, has ap-
pealed from refusal Of four Dis
ticts Court justices to allow him
to engage in bonding Of criminal
cases in District Court
Mr.. Carter, who Is colored, was
charged, years ago, with gambling
offenses and one offense of receiv-
ing stolen property. Court records
show all of the charges were
dropped.
Mr.. Carter contends his applica-
ton was denied without a hearing.
Evening star., 1948-06-22

told police his sister had kissed him
goodby.
Austin is scheduled to be SEN
fenced Friday. He was indicted in
January on a charge of first-degree
murder in connection with the slay-
ing, but was allowed to plead guilty
to the lesser charge of manslaughter
Evening star., 1948-06-22
SKIN TROUBLES

psoriasis, rasises, athletes foot, rough
hands or face infections, rectal itching or
other externally caused skin troubles? For
OINTMENT Developed for the boys in
the Army, now offered to the folks back
home. White, greaseless antiseptic. con-
you cannot forget, VICTORY OINTMENT,
the finest, jars and tubes. Sold by leading
drug stores everywhere.
Evening star., 1948-06-22
How the wings Of TwA can
add days to your vacation
SPEND MORE TIME THERE
WHEN You GO BY AlR

This year, why not 90 be-
yond your regular vacation
range and visit some of the
wonderful fun-spots you've
always wanted to see?
TWA serves Grand Cam
yon, for example, and al
most all the other great
vacation areas in the u. 8.
and in Europe. And TWA
takes you there at five
miles 4 minute-shrinking
days : long journeys into
mere hours of pleasant
fight. No tipping. Deli
cious meals are freei
Evening star., 1948-06-22
START YOUR TRIP
At YOUR TELEPHoNE

It's the quick, easy way
to get TWA reserva-
tions. But, for widest
choice of flights, call as
far in advance as pos
sible and, if you can,
plan to travel early in
the week.
Evening star., 1948-04-13

was whether or not the women OF
America liked the idea of cosmetic
and fashion tie-ins. We agreed with
him when he said that cosmetic
companies should educate their
salesgirls on the fashion applica-
tions of their various lines. Unless
these girls are also fashion minded
they don't help to contribute much
to the enjoyment Of the product.
We all have had experiences in buy
ing cosmetics that supposedly can
do everything for us. When these
preparations 60 home with us all
too often we meet with sad beauty
results.
Ruth Mugglebee, noted Boston
fashion editor, rocked the meeting
when she announced that she was
"doggone sick and tired" of con-
stantly being insulted with such
terms as the precious lady look" !"
the pastel lady look" the nostalgia
lady look"-when all along she's
supposed she's been q lady for all
the years of her life and simply be-
cause fashion says so she must live
up to such phrases beautywise. We
really think Ruth rang the bell when
she asked what would become of
the pink and white look" when sun
tan time rolled around. Would 1t
become 'the setting sun look? . {.
Now back home again In Wash
ington to tell you about the visit
this week Of Del Russo, the famous
makeup artist. Washington wom-
en- have q chance to talk with the
well-known Del who will give them
complimentary makeup consulta-
tions and analyses. Del Russo has
created the makeup for many lead
ing Broadways hits. He is also ac-
knowledged to be the favorite make
up man Of many leading Powers
and Conover models.
Evening star., 1948-04-13

Common sense Is not only the
rarest thing in the world, but it is
the one thing that people most OBJ
ject to using. If you will preach to
them some strange, occult, mysteri-
GUS philosophy, they will embrace it
gladly, but If you tell them to show a
little horse sense in dealing with q
situation they scorn to use it.
Take most of the troubles in the
world. Take the unhappy homes In
which there are quarreling hus-
bands and wives and discord and
strife. Isn't the only solution OF
that common sense? 1t takes two
to make quarrel, and there never
was family row that couldn't have
been stopped in the beginning by
either one keeping his or her temper
and giving the soft answer that
turneth away wrath.
What, except the lack Of common
sense, makes husbands and wives
argue over topics on which they
know they disagree? Why do they
say the fighting word? If woman
knows that her husband objects to
her doing a certain thing, what
makes her keep on doing it? If her
husband knows that little flatter-
ing and jollying will make his wife
happy, why, in Heavens name,
doesn't he. give it to her? Prac-
tically every home could be made
peaceful and every marriage a sue
cess by the use of a little common
sense applied to its problems.
Then why don't parents use a lit
tie common sense in bringing up
their children? Why do they pam
per them and spoil them and make
them selfish and self -indulgent and
lazy and no-account and then ex-
pect them to be anything else except
the rotters they have made them?
There is no mystery about how to
rear children. Bring them up in
the way they should go and they will
not depart from it. Teach them
obedience and self-control, and
that they have duties to perform in
the world; teach them to be honest
and truthful and clean and upright
and industrious, and they will turn
into fine men and women just as
surely as good seed produces good
grain. 1t is common sense that does
it.
And look at the way We do about
our health. AL of us know that
the way to keep well is to eat moder-
ately, take exercise, sleep plenty and
keep out in the fresh air and sun
shine as much as possible. But do
we use this common sense way of
preserving our health? Not at ALL
We put our faith in drugs and doc
tors and hospitals and following all
sorts Of health fads.
Then there are the fathers and
mothers and cousins and aunts who
weep upon our breasts because they
are so miserable living together and
because they get on each others
nerves. Why haven't they common
sense enough to get up and leave?
Evening star., 1948-04-13
SPECIAL NOTICES,

SPECIAL NOTICES.
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simplineation. Reas. rates. TW. $500.
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Ell Gums 4Ss now = FsoRMiNeEwrite to Mac
Arthur s. nna So0ni es zp goo
FSsT tS5 RsfstsD1rE'r Foo4E FOUNDRY. wln.n ?: p.l-
ton. prop.-Brass and aluminium castinss'
1Rp cHAksa cGTt sfGss With Iii Solvent psn
Wholesale accounts Work picked Up in
ait. ready IN the morning. Also hat block
nv l sW1Ln " xoT T'i BE RESPONSIBLE for any
Bills unless contracted by myself. MRS.
FLETA oRANN: l514 D g.: nn;ss;,... +n.,
BILL GOODMAN is now the man.ssr Of
The Camera Shop, e13 Pa. ave; NV; Re.
orr. and viii Be glad 70 serve his friends
nna man, 'usss Ansco. speed Grsphie and other
equipment; With clerks who are photos-
pi II. ssia e Rrs ls'
Evening star., 1948-04-13
Capital Careers :

tration at Minnesota. A big part a
being home economies director fog
over 1000 canning companies u
the preparation and publication Of
numerous charts, bulletins and
booklets on everything from the
vitamin content Of various canned
foods to school lunch recipes using
canned foods. There are booklets
containing canned food facts for
grocers, canned food receipts for
serving so, for from four to IS
guests. No recipe ever goes into
any one Of these booklets unless
it has been tested In Katherine
Smiths model kitchen and approved
by board Of tasters recruited
from the association workers in the
H street off1ce building.
These publications are distributed
to housewives. food salesmen, teach
ers, dieticians, cafeteria managers
and any one else concerned with the
buying and serving Of food who
wants them. Katherine Smiths
name seldom II ever appears in
any of them and she is always
surprised at the amount Of dear
Katherine" fan mail she gets from
women who write to say they tried
this or that recipe and liked 1t.
Katherine Smith spends her after.
work hours just as the busman does
his holiday-doing the same thing
at which she makes her living. She
still loves to cook. hates to "eat
out" and she hates to eat alone.
So the Smith apartment is usually
crowded and the Smith home
kitchen as busy . place as the one
1T the ONCE.
II she had her way. the Smith
diet would include meat three times
q day "a tfrowback to her ranch
childhood. And she's strong for
tossed salads (avec plenty Of gar
licD and simple fruit desserts. Her
one big hate-prejudice she calls it
is parsnips. It's o. K. to be anti
parsnips at home but not In ths
ONCE since they, too, come in cans
and therefore one Of the associa-
tion's clients"
Outside the kitchens. the lady b
crack rife shot and rider-neither
Of which pastimes she gets much
Of a chance to indulge in around
here-and loves the theater. But
the thing out of which, to this
day, she gets the biggest kick k
to walk into q grocery store and
see all those rows and rows Of
canned foods on the shelves. After
all. that's her career in those cansl
Evening star., 1948-04-13

nous, and never glamorous.
How those repressed skillet slaves
Of yesterday would envy Katherine
Smith! She makes her living by
cooking, too, but in q way that only
Is years ago would have seemed
fantastic. Today from her smart
GEORGETOWN apartment, statuesQue
Katherine Smith taxis to her COM
Portable H street office with its ad-
joining modern kitchen and tries out
a new pie recipe. made with canned
fruit, naturallyD Next week, she
may be describing 1t to gathering
of home economics instructors in
Boston or q meeting Of dieticians In
San Francisco.
Katherine Smith Is technically
the home economics director Of the
National Gamers Association. Less
formally that means she is the in
terpreter, the translator. the con-
Meeting link between the companies
who can edibles and the housewife
who carries them home from the
neighborhood grocery store.
How nutritious are canned to-
matoes? How many cans Of salmon
would one need to make salmon
loaf for so people? What kind OF
fancy dessert can one make using
canned plums? The tomatoes have
been analyzed, the amount OF salmon
necessary computed and the plum
recipe Encore DesserD tested in
the associations kitchen or labora-
tory, all under the supervision OF
the ex-ranch cook with the upswept
gunmetal-gray hair.
From the time she was old enough
to tell salt from sugar, Katherine
Smith has been kitchen crazy. The
compliments she received from the
hands on her fathers Kansas ranch
encouraged her love for the craft.
How she got sidetracked into teach
ing kindergarten she'll never know
But it wasn't too long before she
backtracked to the University OF
Minnesota for degree in food and
fresh start on the right career.
Almost as though she were pre-
pairing deliberately for her present
position, Miss Smith minored In
journalism and business admins
Evening star., 1948-04-13

For the first time makeup experts
now teach magic makeup" lessons
in the salon to women who want
to learn the art. There are also
lessons in skin care. When you
know your own skin you understand
how to care for it intelligently. This
is vital point in building beauty,
madame insists.
Probably the most interesting ad-
dition to this new salon is the
Five Day Wonder School," Here
q person can take lessons with a
group in skin care. makeup. planned
diet, exercise, fashion analysis. and
get an original hair styling. You
don't automatically become the
worlds eighth wonder. but you do
benefit beautywise.
The whole salon is hung with the
great works of art that have been
collected by Nine. Rubinstein in her
travels throughout the world. There
are drawings, etchings and litho-
graphs by Picasso, Matisse, Renoir,
Degas and Berard. In madame's
own fabulous Office are Mexican
wood figurines from her famous
collection, and paintings by Dali,
Modigliani and Picasso. The inte-
rior of the salon, whose color
scheme is pink, gold and magenta
pink, is decorated with Chippendale
mirrors, mother-of-pearl inlay orr
entail desk and tables, Brazilian
quilted rosewood paneling and other
untold treasures from her personal
collection.
Also while we were in New York
we attended the Fashion Group
lucheon at the Biltmore. We were
rather pleasantly surprised when we
discovered j. A. Marcus, a cosmetics
buyer for one of Washington's lead
ing department stores, listed as one
Of the speakers. Subject under fire
Evening star., 1948-04-13

Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
sender's full name and address.
We will withhold both anT use
only initials. Please address
mail to the Readers Clearing
House, Woman's Page, The
Evening Star, Washington 4.
Views expressed in the Clear
ing House are not necessarily
those Of The Star and, as 1t
is obviously impossible for us
to test all recipes submitted, we
cannot assume responsibility for
them. Betsy Cas,OeH
Evening star., 1948-04-13
Bv Barbara Bell

Here's a youthful and most ap-
pealing daytime frock to wear the
year round with appropriate sleeves.
The round yoke buttons on each
shoulder and low square neck can
be edged with soft ruf1ng for q
feminine note.
Barbara Bell pattern No. 1852 is
designed for sizes IL. IA, 16, 18 and
TO- Size IA. cap sleeve, requires 81
yards of 39-inch fabric.
For this pattern, send Is cents, In
coins, your name. address. pattern
number and size wanted to Barbara
Bell, The Washington Star. P. o.
Box 90, Station g, New York 10,
N. Y. %
Evening star., 1948-04-13

BY Elem
Do you have desert dry skim?
Got big date lined up for the eve
ming? Or are you "a live mummy?
Whatever your specific beauty
problem, things are running
smoothly for many New York wom-
en- who have just gotten an idea
of what it's like to get the works"
and maybe have "day of beauty
in one of the worlds newest and
most famous beauty salons.
When we were invited last week
to go to New York for the opening
we went with a sort of 20. K, we'll
go and let them try to show us
yes, it's all very interesting-but," !"
sort of attitude. We found to our
delight that we had good story,
one that presented itself interest
ingly and factually, in the behind
the scenes" review put on by this
leading beauty house.
Face and form come in for a
goodly share Of the beauty doings
going on daily in the salon. To
list the number of elaborate treat
mepts would take up more than our
share Of space. But the newly added
services merit being mentioned.
Nine. Helena Rubinstein, who
returned only few weeks ago
from Paris, where she just opened
another salon, feels that nothing
Is too good for the American wom-
an. She told us this, and we can
tell you that she has lived up to
the statement in presenting the
best of everything in art, equip
ment and services to women who
seek beauty.
If mother wants to exercise with
or daughters-that's fine.
Of to the salon they all 60 to q
room designed for Just that purpose.
Evening star., 1948-04-13
GEO. z. SULLIVAN, Attorney,
A2A WaShin Rfan RIdn

D1sTR!cT s1,e!: ~ cogRT ,S n,',., 81, The UNITED
peer se.s Deee.s.dNo 7osss Of Ssa SinIa.
istration Docket 149.-Application having
been made herein for probate of the last
WI win and testament Of said deceased. and
by American Security and Trust Company
snd snd En- Emma =, T strids5. & is oTaersd this
4. Winter and ali others 'ea eoncerned. a1 Cd . ap1
pear in said Court on Monday. the 17th
day r Of May, .S., AD; 1913, at 1000 o'clock
should not Be sranted. Let T notice teSa hsrsof
ssportsr and Tine Evenins Ensnlss,Hn ssafe ono. s.
the return day herein mentioned, the frst
publication to be not less than thirty
asys ns5SIs Boa ssd 1urp h4w r5 a q:
Ap ia4s. fse.f, ns attsss: taa aHs 1avfR Z. Asr,'
Probste Court. ~ sps.1s.2o
.wHfHIhE. Asssrnsg.. Ase cels%s,. ans fHShi be,
hee 1Ag IT, SiisTsiseTA 8 Ass$ cogkr II As es efHs
n. United states for she 1istris. Of colpm-
Nathaniel insrahsm. Deceased. Defend
PUsaeAoaiA. Aisn Nj ob.ct o t2s sss
plaintiff. By adysr.e possession in and g
beginning ON 'K'' Street 13 fe.t inches
west Of the northeast corneE c. said lots
thence weN on said street IL fest 4 inches;
thence south 102 feet 8 inc-l15: thence
EAST Ii feet inches; thence north 1O2
Ieet 8 inches to the beginning, it being
assessed for taxation purposes as lot s13
IN said Square and improved by premises
No. 1883 "K' Street. Southeast Upon
notion OF the plaintiff 1t !: ov the Court
his 9th day Of April. 1875, ORDERED,
that the defendants. the unknown heirs.
alienees and devisees Of Nathaniel InEra.
nam. deceased. cause their appearance 70
be entered herein on or before the first rue
lay occurring one month after the day Of
he frst publication Of this order. other
IA case OF default: provided. . copy Of this
rider be published once . week for three
weeks In the Washington Law
having been shown why longer publication
Is unnecesssry. 80 T, ALAN COLDS.
Test: HARRY M. HULL. Clerk. By EDI11
N. FOX, Deputy Clerk. sp6.l3.ZO
Continued on Next PassS
Evening star., 1948-04-13
GEORGE G. GERTMAN. Attorney,

DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia.
is to Give Notice. Thst
the the subscriber: Of the State Of virEini.
the District of Columbia, Letters Tests-
mentary on the estate of Mary J. Zebley,
late OF the District Of Columbia. deceased.
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated,, to the subscriber. on or
before the 26th day OF March, AID. 1919;
otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benelt of said estate. Given
under my hand this 26th day OF March.
St. North Arlington, Va (Seal) Attest:
THEODORE COGSWEIL, REGISTER Of wills
for the District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
Probate Cnurt arR .
Evening star., 1948-04-13

Gingham cross stitch Is fun to
embroider because the finished ar
ticles resemble applique. Make a
set of these colorful fruit towels for
yourself and another for June
bride.
Pattern envelope No. R2554 con-
tains hot-iron transfers for six de-
signs, stitch illustrations, color chart
and full directions.
To obtain this pattern, send Is
cents In coins, giving pattern num-
Der, your name, address and zone
number to Peggy Roberts. The
Washington Star, p. o. Box 100, Sta
ton G. New York. N. Y.
Evening star., 1948-04-13

II she were ex-
trenely venture
some, she could
instead CONNER
cialize her culi-
nary talent to
| the extent Of
obtaining q job
1t &C h ! n 6 un-
interested little
school girls how
to make indi-
gestible sauces
and puddngs.
In either case,
c cookin a n d
drudgery were
iIs,la1lv SvYlnnV.