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Evening star., 1950-05-04
Secrets of Charm
By John Robert Powers

Said one Powers Girl to another
as they were going over a new
collection of dresses. There is
one with 'hangerability,' but. :"
II that sounds like double talk,
I can tell you it isn't. It's model
talk" for something about which
it would pay every woman to learn
more. A dress that has hanger
ability Is one that looks like a
million on a hanger. And when
dress has that, watch out! 1t
means you've got to exercise great
er caution to keep its eye appeal
from selling you! Many q dress
that is something gorgeous on the
hanger is less than adequate when
hung on your figure.
OF course, you should make GER
tain that a dress really has the
distinction you are looking for
before you waste everybody's time
and energy by trying it on. But
you should go one step further and
make sure that the distinguishing
marks of the dress are the right
ones to distinguish your figure.
Usually it is pretty easy to gauge
the becomingness Of silhouette
while the dress is still on the
hanger, because the big, obvious
lines that make up its outline are
easy to see. The second you spot
long, straight, vertical lines, you
know that's for you. if you want
to look taller or thinner. If you
are already too tall or a bit too
slim, you'll reach instead for the
dress that has preponderance
of horizontal lines.
What's much harder to judge
about dress in the hand is just
how the details within its silhou-
cite are going to affect your figure.
Evening star., 1950-05-04

Sowtoothed bacon strips dress up each patty.
WEDNESDAY
8acon-Lannb Pdtties Baked Potatoes
Lima Beans Tossed Salad
Spice Cup Cakes
Patties.
IA pounds lean lamb 1s teaspoon pepper
l teaspoon salt slices bacon
Grind the slice Of lamb cut from Sundays roast Season with
salt and pepper, form into inch pate Wrap
around each and fasen with small skewe of oothks Have
regulator set for brog Place paes
OF about inches between top Of patties and Of heat Bo
at medium temperature When patts Drowned
and finish the cooking the Pattes
will require IL to Is minutes for broilng.
THURSDAY.
Cubed Steaks Cottage Fried Potatoes
CGuifo1Der Cnrrot-R1sn Salad
Angel Delight Tea
Delight.
u marshmallows maraSchno cherries cut fine
" pineapple juice
cup shredded pineapple ia sliced mixed
well drained with tabespoon lemon
egg whites. stifdy beaten juice
70 cup vanilla wafer
Melt marshmalows pineapple juice heat folding
until mixture is smooth Remove from COOL
gradually into whites blended fold in nuts and
fruit Line bottom of 2nch Deep pan with one-ha
OF the crumbs Pile mixture lightly
Chill until hrm. Garnish with whipped
serves D. BY wi"
Evening star., 1950-05-04
Tonoto-Corn
Chowder

2 slices bacon.
u cup grated onion.
2 cups cubed raw potatoes.
/ cup water.
Ia teaspoons salt.
u teaspoon pepper
/ cup canned drained whole
kernel corn.
2 cups canned tomato juice.
4 tablespoons -four.
u cup milk.
Cook bacon and onion until
bacon is crisp. Add potatoes,
water and seasonings. Cover
and simmer about 80 minutes,
or until potatoes are tender.
Add corn, tomato juice and
flour which has been dissolved
In milk. Cook over low heat,
stirring occasionally, until thick
ened. Six servings.
Evening star., 1950-05-04

The placement and shape of the
pockets, the width and color of the
belt, the small details of buttons,
stitching and other trimming need
careful analyzing, too.
Generally, to measure the effect
of these, you have to put the dress
on. Then you can use the follow
ing basic rules to guide you to a
happy choice:
/. A dress with details that
divide it's plane surfaces into many
sections will add to your girth.
The classic shirtwaist dress Is a
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E6What$ CooRirlI I


Rock Fish Tartar
Parsley Potatoes Green Beans
Cucunubers in Sour Cream
Chocolate Pear Tapioca Coffee
Chocolate Pear Tapioca.
NO 21z can sliced unsweetened chocolate
u teaspoon vanilla
]
y tablespoons qulcK-cooklng tablespoons sugar
tapoca IA
Drain sp from pears and add enough milk to make cups
liquid Mix yolk with little milk mixture
Add apioca melted chocolate and remaining milk Heat
to boiling stirring constantly Remove from heat add vanilla
Pour into creased 1quar lined
gradually meringue
mixture lightly pudding Bake moderate $3.50 degrees F.
Is minutes until light servings
SATURDAY.
DeUiled Steak Noodles
Cabbage Salad
Strawberries and Cream
Devied Swiss Steak.
u cup -four i cup sliced onions
/ tablespoon mustard "a cup green pepper rings
l12 pounds round steak, cut l carrot, sliced
1-inch thick tablespoons worcestershire
Salt and
112 canned tomatoes l tablespoon brown sugar
into steak. Season with
salt pepper Brown steak fat place baking dish Add
and Place cover
baking dish and bake 112 hours at 375 degrees F.
Evening star., 1950-05-04

A homemade dessert with gourmet touch Freshly
brewed coffee tops it off,
Leg OF Lamb (cut oft slice and for lamb pattes)
New Potatoes Asparagus Buttered Onions
Velvet Cheese Cake Coffee
Velvet Cheese
"a butter margarine, tablespoons -four
sottened 112 teaspoons grated orange
zweiback, crushed
" powdered u teaspoon vanilla
! tablespoon grated lemon peel unbeaten
2l2 pounds cheese (bulk) 2 yolks
ia granulated u heavy
Grease bottom and sides of 9inch springform with
little of the butter Combine remaining butter zweibak crumbs
bottom and sides about % Combine
remaining ingredients except Add time stirring
in lightly Add yoks time Stir in heavy
Spoon into sprngom spreading evenly Sprinkle remain
ing crmb mixture Bake slow $50 degrees
hour Turn off heat leave hour longer Remove from
Let cool slowly temperature Chill Yield: Twelve
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Loaf Creaned Potatoes Countrv Stue
Kale Steaped Tomatoes
Apple Pie (nse prepared mtr)
Potatoes, Country Style.
Cut cold boiled potatoes in small dice to cupu
teaspoon salt and tablespoons -four Add tablespoons butter
and stir lightly to Cook slowly until hckened creamy
stirring three times Just before serving sprinkle
tablespoon of chopped chves young Six
TUESDAY
Stuffed Pork Chops Sweet PotaAo Puts
Broccoli Cranberry Salad
Floating Island
Cranberry Salad.
package raspberry favored water
gelatin l cranberry
Dissolve raspberry gelatin according to directions package
Chill until mixture begins to e jeed cranberry
pulp chopper cranberry
raspberry gelatin Chill until firm Serve In lettuce Serves
Evening star., 1950-05-04

good example of how this works.
When it has no other ornament
than the long line Of buttons
down the front, it will make you
slim. but when it also bears four
large patch pockets, it will make
you appear heavier. (Fashion
note: Both Paris and American
designers are stressing the i'm
portance of the shirtwaist dress
for the coming summer.)
2. Any lines within the Silhou-
cite that contradict its basic lines
can distort your figure. Using a
Evening star., 1950-05-04

min B and the minerals iron and
calcium. For lunch. you might
serve them in a soup or a salad;
for supper they make an excel.
lent casserole dish.
Evening star., 1950-05-04
Uses for Dried Beans

Use dry beans for economical
main courses. Their protein ana
carbohydrates quality is high and
they are also good sources OF vita
Evening star., 1950-05-04

Also group of sub-teen dresses, coats and
suits greatly reduced
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-03-24
Hunting and Fishing
Brevities
w. 8. McMurtry, Detroit,
Carl Fraction

OF all the species of fish that
are caught, none give so many
fishermen, both young and old, as
much pleasure as the little blue
gill.
This courageous and scrappy
little fellow of the sunfish family
will average 8 ounces in weight.
The worlds record catch of two
pounds and ten ounces was taken
in August of 1945 from Silver
Lake, Michigan. The brilliant
celebration and jet black flap on
each gill makes him distinguish
able from others of his family.
The bluegill is a school fish and
when one is caught it is safe to
assume that others are around,
also.
Because the small ones are So
terribly greedy in their eating
habits, they are easily tricked into
taking a baited hook. Those that
are larger and older are much
more wary, suspicious and more
selective in their diet. For this
reason very few larger bluegills
are ever taken on a hook. One that
has attained the length of five in
ches is about two years old.
We, as fishermen respect him
for his gameness and consider his
value as a food fish unmatched
for taste and flavor.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-03-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BILL WOULD LEAD TO
POLICE STATE-WIER

Representative Roy Wier of the
Minnesota Third district believes
the neutrality-suspicious. bills
now pending in Congress have an
un-American approach and if
passed would eventually lead to a
police state for America.
Congressman Wier made this
statement after Minnesotans,
alarmed at the strength being
shown for the bill in the Senate
wrote him and other Congress-
men and Senators in opposition to
the measures.
The Minneapolis NAACP voted
Sunday to telegraph the national
office to ascertain its stand on the
legislation. 1t is understood that
the NAACP has already attacked
the legislation as harmful.
A member of the branch had
requested the organization to go
on record in opposition to the bills,
After a debate it was decided to
send wire to the NAACP ma
tional office. Decision as to
whether the branch would oppose
the legislation was left with the
executive board.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-03-24
AIPhas Mop Plons
For fhe Year; Pledges
Community Perturbation

Members of Alpha Phi Alpha
fraternity pledged themselves to
more active participation in civic
and campus affairs at the meeting
of the Mu chapter of the organiza-
ton Sunday, March 10, at the
home of Harold K. Rowland, 694
Iglehadt Ave.
At this meeting, plans for the
year were discussed. The following
committee appointments were
made by Arthur McWatt, presi-
dent of the organization: Robert
Coles, parliamentarian; Warren
Hayes. dean of pledges, and Ashby
Gaskins, human relations and pub
licity.
Others officers and members of
the organization are Robert Coles.
vice-president; Harold Rowland.
recording secretary; Dazclle Lee.
treasurer; Maurice Howell. Jesse
Gardner, Edward Nichols. Henry
Franklin, Bradford Benner and
Charles Nichols.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-03-24
Phyllis Wheutley
Bowling tournament
SfurfS Suf. Nor. 25

Phyllis Wheatley's First Annual
Bowling Tournament. sponsored
by the Minnesota Bowling Asso-
citation. assisted by James Slem-
mons, mayor of Bonneville, will
be held March 25th and 26th at
the Central Bowling Lanes, No.
9Th st.
The following firms donated
prizes to this event: GLEN Cloth
iers, 526 Hennepin Ave; Jimmie
Slemmons, Mayor of Bonneville;
Spokesman and Recorder newspa-
pers, Johnson Brothers Appliances,
Brownie & Shivers Barber Shop,
Roberts Drug Store, Purity Drug
Minneapolis Liquor Store, Acme
Launderers & Cleaners, Gordon
Drugstore, Radin's Mems Shop,
Melodee Record Shop, w. T. Grant
Co, Brabant's Service Station,
Morris Strauss, 22O4 4th Ave. s.,
Cassius Club Cafe, Park Avenue
Conoco Station, Towards Steak
House, Given's Ice Cream, Wood
ard Funeral Home, Mr.. Harry
Crump Enterprises, Ryan's Elec-
trio Co, IL East Lake St, Shaaf
Manufacturing Co, Brunswick
Bowling Supply Co., Flo-Kold APP
pliances, Ragner Johnson Service
Station, Cassius Beauty Salon
and Modern BARRIERS.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-03-24
SANITY CITY
SPORTS
BY Jimmy Griffin

Clarence Walker, of Indiana
State, new national champion who
last year was the first Negro to
participate in the NAIB in As,
spanked his team to victory in the
title game Sherman White,
LIU star, won the Haggerty
Memorial Award for the outstand-
ing eager in N. Y. Metropolitan
area, the first Negro to ever win
such an award. White was also
Golfers and Look All-American
choice.
Organizations and persons in
our community have raised funds
to purchase uniforms for the
Maxfield Grade School Basketball
team so they will be dressed for
the first time to defend their title
Wednesday, March %, at Monroe
High.
Ed Warner, sepia sophomore
sensation at CCNY, was voted
most valuable player in NIT as
his team won the crown.
Nick Combs of st. Thomas is
impressive and will make a strong
bid for a varsity berth next sea-
son.
Ray Smith, st. Thomas Acad-
envy bantam weight, won his bout
against Joe Murgain of Supein
Cathedral. Smith is captain of his
team.
The Minneapolis Lakers hum
bled the Harlem Globe Trotters
1854 before an estimated 10000
fans in the st. Paul Auditorium,
Monday night, March 20. The La
kers dominated the play all the
way, Marques Haynes was the
only Trotter able to hit with any
consistency. It was the old story
youth against age. The Lakers
worked the ball in for short shots,
while their defense held the Har-
lem team so tight they had to try
to hit from out on the court. The
Lakers controlled both back
boards. The Trotters, in the first
half, got only one rebound off
their own basket.
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evince interest in the Negro as
citizen faces a tough fight for re-
election. His opponent is using the
Negro as an issue.
DR.. Ralph Bunche and Admiral
Chester w. Nimitz will probably
be assigned by the U. N. to try
to settle the dispute between India
and Palistan over Kashimer &.
A Is year old Philadelphia youth
was killed by stabbing last week
as he attempted to protect his 10
year old sister from a girl teen
age knife assailant.
Langston Hughes new book,
Simple Speaks His Mind" pub
lished by Simon-Schuster is due
to hit the book stores this month.
1t is a collection of his DEFEN-
DER columns which feature Jess
Simple. In one of the columns,
titled Simple Speaks His Mind"
Hughes character is attending a
radio Town Hall meeting. Simple
stumps the expert with Mr..
Commentator, how come you
fellows always know so much
about them foreign countries
which you can analyze so easy -.
but you don't have any realization
of how bad my colored condition
is? . A whipped head is a whip
ped head-no matter whose
shoulders it is on, in Europe or
here"
Feminine influence: The two
most outspoken Congressman
from this state against FEPC are
married to southern women. Far
be it from US to blame their
ladies but the influence of the wo-
men God Bless Them for good
or bad is well know to all males.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-03-24

My spies tell me that II it hadn't been for
Mddlebrook Ed Haislet would have been selected
and IL you had selected Ed, 1t would have been the
best choice you could have made-because, believe
me-and know you know that Haiset Is probably
not only the best trained and qualified in the
country, but he's dynamite. He knows how to get
things done and he would have been the best man
qualified.
But Middebrook alone your committee OBJ
jected Why, Mr.. President? Because Haislet refuses
to be yes" man TO Mr.. Mddlebrook which makes
unii-Nnn do nm the IHriuaraitu don't WIN do
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WANT ADS

FOR SALE:-Almost new stove;
refrigerator, washing machine,
some furniture, clothes, piano, and
two beautiful platina fox scarfs.
Reasonable. Call Elkhurst e4o7 or
Midway 1914.
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When Frank Mccormick resigned in September
you withheld that information from the public; like
wise, you failed to do anything about appointing
Athletic Director. II you had been smart you would
have named director within a week Of McComick's
resignation Instead you waited until January TO
start-and then you appointed a weak committee,
MIDDLEBRooK dominated committee.
You permitted Little Ceaser" Mddlebrook to
eliminate all the fine qualified candidates. including
Biermsn-an except one ED HAIsLET and brother,
he's tough to eliminate because he's got everyt
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RaincOat Hood

One way Of preventing the hood
Of your plastic raincoat from blow
ing off in blustery rainy weather is
to take a tip from the girl who
fastens the edge Of her hood to her
forehead with a strip Of transpar-
ent cellophane tape. It stays put in
a high wind and the tape is invisible.
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DRESSMAKING and Ladies' tall
oring; latest styles; perfect fitS.
Call Dale 7157.
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you let Mr. Middlebrook take over7
Believe me, II you compare Mr.. Middebrooks
candidates, Phil Bengston and Walt Hergesheimer
with Ed Haislet you'll find they can't even get in
the same league. Middlebroolt's boys" untried
In administration, and don't have the educational
background for the job. Actually. every man that
you already eliminated Is far superior to Middle
brooks yes" men.
II looks, Mr.. President as II you aren't interested
in doing a real job for Minnesota athletics ltho
you profess to back athletics II So you have only
do
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whose friends legion m not like the four M club
ecutve commttee) already doing
the public relation University
for the obEd Halet This let Mr. Mddebrook
running the and at the time job
for Minnesota athletics Don't let Minnesota athletics down. Mr.
President the best leadership available anywhere will be
good.
Respectfully Yours,
PERCY
s. don't think Ed Haet Is the for the job just
Mccormick resigned nominated Ed
Haislet Job-or you forgotten President?
Humphrey
himself in his recent battle with Senator Byrd Although he incurred
the wrath Of Of the pocos he strengthened himself by show
the he did throwing the challenge to the
hard Senate they're plenty powerful However
Huberts friends ardent workers lifting
what consider Hubers neglect of the
party faithful who patiently waiting recognition
threatening alleged
indifference. We 1t isn't bad II
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B O w LIN 9
ST A N D N 9 S
MINNESOTA BOWLING
ASSOCIATION LEAGUE
SCORES
March 10, 1850
IS Games

High team average, three games
-Glanton Const. Co, 2226; State
jewelers., 2103.
High team, single game-Melo-
dee Record Shop, $50; Glanton
Const. Co. S48.
Individual high average, three
games Alfred Mcintosh, 558;
Floyd Clark, 504.
Individual high, single game -
Alfred Mcintosh, Gaines McIn-
tosh, 1913; Floyd Clark, 1874.
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WANT.Ap RATES

Want-ad rates are &c per word,
minimum zoe per insertion. Copy
accepted until Tuesday. p. m.
Remittance in coin, checks or
stamps should accompany copy
mailed to office.
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Almost About
Everything
Open Letter To President James Morrill,
By Percy villa
DR.. James Morrill,,

Dr. Morrill,
President,
University Minnesota
have you doing job the University
However athletics
all inability make decision IL
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FURNISHED ROOM for rent; no
objection to children. ELkhurst
S162.
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LICENSED MIDWIFE

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four bedroom home, hot water,
oil heat, garage. Cedar 1866.
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ALL MAKES Washing Machines
repaired-reasonable - in your
home. Free Estimates - Midway
1904
Evening star., 1950-09-19
Yonks Repairing
Russian Big Guns
For Use on Reds
BY the Asseciated Press

WITH UNITED STATES End
DIVISION, Korea, Sept. 10
Scores of Russian-made artillery
pieces, which three days ago
hurled shells at American soldiers.
soon will be blasting their former
Korean Red owners.
Ordnance men were ordered to.
day to work round clock pre-
pairing the captured guns for ac-
ton.
The order came after a pre-
liminary survey of only two sec
tors showed the North Koreans
abandoned at least "a artillery
pieces and big mortars when the
End Division routed them from the
east bank of the Naktong River.
There is tremendous store of
captured Russian-made ammuni-
ton for the guns. One regiment
alone took 200 tons.
Plans call for a special unit to
be organized to use the Russian
made guns against the Reds.
Evening star., 1950-09-19
Taft Has Aided Soviet Cause,
Hartman Says in Bitter Attack
Cannot Afford to Keep Mon Like Him in
Public Office, Trumun Aide Tells AFL

said that had Congress followed
Senator Taft's lead Communist
objectives would thereby have
been furthered."
Actions which further the de-
signs of the Kremlin," Mr.. Harri-
man told AFL delegates. cannot
be forgiven on the ground that
they were taken unwittingly. The
most charitable thing one can
say about Taft is that he knows
not what he does"
The presidential adviser also
made one of the bitterest attacks
on Russia yet to come from a
high government official.
He said that he was convinced
that another world war can be
prevented. He said that Stain
does not want war unless he is
certain of victory and that the
United States can prevent one by
building up the military strength
Continued on Page Az. Col, ~
Evening star., 1950-09-19
7 Arlington JET Pilots
Forced Back in Trying
1oFIy0cean Non-S Stop
Encounter High Winds
After Tokine OFF From
Base in England

The first attempt in history to
fly the Atlantic nonstop in jet
planes ended unsuccessfully this
morning when two Air Force
Thunderjets were forced to- land
at Prestwick, Scotland.
Piloted by two flying colonies
from the Pentagon Building, the
Thunderjets, equipped with mid
air refueling equipment, ran into
strong winds over the North At
lantic a few hours after taking
off from Mansion Air Base, Eng
land.
The refueling equipment was
slightly damaged in the stormy
weather. and the pilots-Col.
David Schilling, 81. and 1t. Col.
William D. Ritchie, 81, both of
Arlington, Va.-decided to turn
back. Col. Schilling lives at 1927
North Edison street.
Both Planes Land Safely.
Both planes landed safely, Air
Force headquarters here an
nounced. It is understood the
flight will be attempted again
when the planes have been over
hauled.
The flying colonels, both of
whom are stationed in the Air
Force Division of Plans and Oper-
ationS at the Pentagon, recently
completed a series of midair re-
fueling tests with the seth Fighter
Squadron in England and the
Raj.
The tests were SO successful the
Air Force gave it's approval to the
3,600-mile nonstop flight to bring
the specially equipped Thunder
bolts home. The planes have a
normal combat radius of $50 miles
and top speed of more than 600
miles an hour at sea level.
Looking like men from Mars in
hooded rubberized suits of the
(Gne TYEP paop A.dl
Evening star., 1950-09-19
Spy Series Begins Tomorrow

How does spy really work? How are the planners
expecting to cope with Washington bursting at the
seams? Beginning tomorrow, The Star gives you the
answers i'm two series.
Direct from the secret files of Great Britans most
famous spy eight thrilling stories that couldn't
be told till Col Oreste Pinto, author of "The
Traitor of Arnhem tells you how II Fought Spies" be-
ginning in tomOrrOw's Star.
The planners are talking about dispensing Fed
era buildings to nearby communities Whether it is for
protection against A-bombs natural expansion you'll
want to know what Maryland and Virginia counties
plan to do about it, Tomorrow Prince Georges Counys
story will be told.
And in tOdays Star don't miss the latest twists in
Ellery Queens "The Adventure of the Seven Black
Cats page BIB and that filled brain teaser the
Puz-L-Race on Page.A-19.