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Evening star., 1952-04-22
US WFAfHER BUREAU MAP

Scattered thundestorms expected tonight
in the Appaachan the lower Lakes region and the Central
Mississippi Valley Scattered thunderstorms also due in
New Mexico the western portion of Arizona The remainder
of the Nation fair weather. 1t will be in New
England Northern Rockies. I will continue in
the South Atlantic States with little change temperature
elsewhere.
Evening star., 1952-04-22

proposals the Senate Civil Service
Committee will finally make to
Congress and because the findings
have not been gone into in any
Evening star., 1952-04-22

TIDE Tables.
Furnished by U S Coast and Geodeti
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ChiIdren's T octics

trying. Remove him to q quiet
room and shut the door. AS 9
usual thing he will soon stop and
ask to come out. Let him out
but don't offer him his cereal
Let him 60 without. It won't
hurt him to skip a couple OF
breakfasts. He will continue tc
TRY out his idea, but when II
brings him nothing but a session
in q room by himself, he seon
will give up.
His mothers attitude is what
will settle the matter one way
or another. If she is afraid to
Ilet him go without breakfast
afraid to isolate him (though she
keeps watch), if she cannot beal
to see and hear him howl, he
will know it and prolong his
efforts. All doubt and fear mus
fbe hidden as much as possible ano
la firm front presented to the
battling youngster. If his mother
will realize that she is battling fol
/ his best interest as well as hel
own she will do this better. II
lis no kindness 10 q child to real
/ him in dependence on other peo-
pie, or in selflshness in relation
+ to others. Such q habit will only
result in crippling the child's per-
sonality. Only an outgoing atti-
tude, a giving attitude, will create
q happy. friendly. attractive PER-
fsonality, 4 successful human be-
ing.
Each child differs from another
as each mother differs from
another but some such way OF
teaching a child to cooperate with
others will shorten the period OF
attempted domination.
Evening star., 1952-01-29
By Angelo Potri

.sMy little son. aged 2ia. In
sists upon my feeding him his
morning cereal although he eats
his lunch and dinner without
much help. He eats deliberately
while I feed him spoonfuls. ! can
scarcely spare the time this takes
out of my mornings, but ii ] tel
him, after giving him q couple Of
spoonfuls, that he can 60 ahead
now and eat while I tidy the room
he screams and kicks like mad
and have to feed him. How long
is this phase of growth to con-
tinue? When can ] expect relief?
This is no phase of growth but
ia way the child has discovered tc
hold his mothers attention fiXec
on him. It will continue as Ions
as he can make it do SO. 1t viii
cease only when his mother
ceases to give in to his demands
He gets a great deal Of satisfac'
Ition out of the situation. and az
long as he can gain that feeling
he will fight to obtain it.
After feeding him q couple oi
spoonfuls 1t might be well for his
mother to say, Nov you go on
and eat two spoonfuls." Break
the sad news to him gradually
"See how many spoonfuls you
can eat while / tidy the room.
Then. II see you can help your
self like a big boy. I'm going on
with my work and you go on with
yours. Then we will both go out
to shop"
The first time he hears this he
win yell and kick, according to
pattern. Warn him that it is not
going to work. He will keep on
Evening star., 1952-01-29

want a "women's party" battling
La mems party" But they do
want more and more women to
| lbecon4e active in campaigns at all
party levels, from neighborhood
groups up to the national con-
lventions.
Mrs. Mayes says the number OF
woman delegates and alternates
lat q COP convention set an ala
time high in 1948. She hopes there
viii be even more this year.
Two Issues Poromount
Political experts say that tradi-
Itionally two issues always can be
counted upon to attract female
Interest. One is the high cost
of living. The other is morals.
They believe that the present
high prices Of food and other
things women buy. and the fact
that the spotlight has been turn
ed upon the ethics Of Government
Officials, are issues that naturally
will attract the interest Of
women.
Census estimates indicate there
mot only will be around two
million more potential woman
voters than men in this election.
but that women eligible to vote
will exceed the men in 80 of the
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Parties to Put New Ardor
Into CoLIrtirg Lady Vote

I4N States. These 80 States contrOA
425 of the 531 electoral college
votes that decide presidential
The electoral college system OF
voting makes 1t possible for q COM
|paratively few voters TO decide the
Outcome Of some presidential elec-
ftions.
For instance, In 1s4S President
Truman won by more than two
million popular votes. He captured
1908 electoral votes. 81 more than
needed.
But If only 2s,2s4 voters in
Illinois. California and Ohio had
voted for Dewey instead Of Mr..
Truman. Dewey would have had
la majority Of popular votes in
each state and would have won
iall their electoral votes.
This would have given him the
election despite the fact he would
have had fewer popular votes than
iMr. Truman. He would have had
267 electoral votes, one more
than necessary to win.
more Women Voted
| "We believe more women than
linen voted in Cook County twhere
lChicago is located IN 1948." Mrs.
Edwards says. 'HThis information
lis based on counts that were
made Of the men and women en-
ltering polling places.
]. Similar information indicates
more women than men voted in
Minnesota and Ohio and in parts
of California and Iowa"
On this basis it Is possible that
1.-The votes Of few thousand women
lin Illinois. Ohio and California.
drawn into voting booths because
LOT unusual interest in the cam
lpaign, decided the Truman-Dewey
trace.
i In any event. Mrs. Edwards
says, it points up the value OF
winning every vote possible in
/ in those strategic areas Of q close
campaign where one more vote
may win dozens Of electoral votes.
i The 1850 census counted Is, ,4l0,-
1855 more persons OF voting age
than in 1910. But In the 10 years
the female population over 81
years Of age increased by 7.546.-
1874 compared with an increase OF
only 5.855,412 In voting-age men.
! Only in Rhode Island did men in
crease in greater numbers than
women.
| The census showed a total Of
97, ,416,365 of voting age, with
49, ,556,13 women and 47.860 ,22S
men, a surplus of 1895 .90s women.
This margin is expected to increase
around million by November.
/ Until 1850 adult men exceeded
the women in every State In or
west Of the Rocky Mountains. But
now women of voting age exceed
eligible men in two Of these States.
Colorado and California. In Ari-
Ezona the number Of women in
creased so per cent and men only
a per cent, but the men still out
number women.
Women outnumber the men In
all other States except Michigan.
Wisconsin, Minnesota, North and
South Dakota. Nebraska ard West
| Virginia.
Evening star., 1952-01-29
By Borboru Bell

Here is q charming frock de-
signed especially in a wide size
range to fiatter woman's figure.
lit is new and feminine looking
with the dainty scalloped closing
tand ruffle trimming.
Barbara Bell sew-rite per-
Iforated pattern No. 1918 is de-
signed In sizes SO. 38, 40, AZ. A.
as, 40, SO, 50. Size 80. short
sleeves. requires Az yards OF 3S-
/ inch fabric.
For this pattern. send 80 cents
lin coins, your name. address. pat
tern number and size wanted to
barbara Bell, The Washington
Star, p. O. Box 80, Station G,
New York 10. N. Y.
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amazing new Face Lift"
helps to take years off
your age
ADVERTISEMENT.
a ,reiC cosmetic

and face powder. You VIII dis
cover your makeup Is smoother,
more eyer-will look more beau
tiful because your skin IS firm
lifted, tight.
This glorious effect lasts all
day or all evening long. No one
win ever know your secret, be-
cause this new face lift" Is In
visible on the skin. That Is how
It gets its name, Invisible
Beauty Strap"
Frankly, most 'face Lifts" give
only temporary results, whereas
Invisible Beauty Strap, by faith
ful use. helps to firm and tighten
loose flabby skin.
You can have the greatest con-
fidence In Invisible Beauty Strap,
because it is created by Frances
Denney, the foremost corrective
beauty expert. You win find it at
woodward q Lothrop Cosmetics.
First Floor.
Also Bethesda Chevy Chase ]
Evening star., 1952-01-29

There's q new cosmetic that gives
the face a bracing, firming, lift
ing feeling that tends to mold the
loose, flabby skin of the face into
the firm, taut lines Of youth; to
smooth away wrinkles; and to
bring q wonderful glow to the
complexion. You can feel and see
ii work against age lines to help
hold back years from your face;
wonder Of wonders; iawline
puffiness, mouth-to-nose lines,
and that tired look seem to dis
appear.
Pour sufficient into the palm
OF your hand, and It takes only
seconds to apply this new flow-
ing cream onto the ce-action
begins at once. Learn how to
cup your chin-line and how to
massage this face lift" around
the eyes.
AS soon as this beauty liquid
yanishes into the skin, you are
ready to apply your foundation
Evening star., 1952-01-29
INK MARKS.
BABY SLING
WINE VINEGAR?

tFroM Mrs. B. n. M. Waslsiagtofa.l
too, have q light-co colored plas-I
/ tic chair which was marked by
Ia bali-point pen and ] have had
only slight success III removing
1.-The marks. n home dry cleaning
fluid and great deal Of rubbing
has Nghtened the mark slightly.
Perhaps II the reader who inquired
has more perseverance, she might
lbe able to remove IT. Meanwhile.
liz have directed q letter to the
National Bureau of Standards for
help on this problem and i they
lhave any better suggestions !
shall pass them on.
A department store on Seventh
street between 3 and E has carr
lried two types of slings. The one
which / purchased and used was
made by q firm in Silver Spring.
II had many people question me
labcit the weight on my shoulders
1T took some getting used to
hut was not nearly 50 bad as
1.-THE strain on my arm when ]
carried the baby. The advantage
iof having both hands free when
travelling by bus to do all my
shopping far overcame any CONF
plants about strain on my shoul-
lders or back. To top 1t all OH,
1.-THE baby was so comfortable sit-
ting in this seat that I've never
had to worry about him getting
Ifussy from missing his nap
he'd just go to sleep where he was.
Even though he has been walking
flor three months I'm .stil using
1.-THE sling when I have any shop
ping to do and viii probably con-
ttinue to use it until the baby is
ljust too large to at into it. n.
/ have q jug Of burgundy wine
which has mold on the top. It
has been here for about three
months. Would this make a good
wine vinegar? What do I do to
it now to make vinegar? ! really
need help on this. ] like wine
vinegar in cooking and hate to
waste the wine Il ! don't have to.
/
RAIS1N PIE.
| from Mrs. y. =. g.. Mernndria1
| Mrs. J. K. r., Washington: !:
Wash and cover with hot water
11A box seeded Yaisins. Add 2 table,
spoons sugar. Cook 5 minutes.
Then cream 2 level tablespo oons
butter and tablespoons corn-
starch and add to the raisins.
when thickened. add "a teaspoon
vanilla. Cool and I'LL pie crust.
II ! use seedless raisins, ! add
II or 2 tablespoons lemon juice to
1raisins. In fact. your personal
taste should determine the amount
Iof sugar and vanilla. This makes
IAN excellent raisin sauce for ham,
etc.
| (From Mrs. r. E. S., Washington
In answer to Mrs. j. K. R.,
Washington, requesting a recipe
for raisin pie which is not gooey
lor too sweet. Add the juice OF a
lemon when cooking raisins.
lSweeten to taste and thicken to
right consistency. Then add /
teaspoon butter and one cupful OF
canned applesauce for each pie.
This is not gooeY or too sweet.
Evening star., 1952-01-29

You'll win adrniring glances at
the square dance Cor anywhere)
lin this lovely peasant blouse with
cross stitch roses. 80
Pattern envelope No. 2917 con-
|tains tissue pattern. sizes IA, 16
and 18 included, material require
Iments, sewing and finishing dt-
Irections: hot-iron transfer for en-
Ibroidery, color chart and stitch IL
Illustrations.
Send IS cents In coins, your
name, address and the pattern
number to Peggy Roberts, The
washington Star. p. o. Box 100,
station g, New York 10. N. Y.
Peggy Roberts new album OF
Ineedlework Is q must :. q gift
pattern printed In the book and
many other grand features. %
cents.
Evening star., 1952-01-29
Y.ETT PAN?

From Mrs r. v, AteTGndrtGJ
Now can some one give me help
concerning q plett pan? ] have
made q pleet cake IN mine and
/ want to know do you turn the
little cakes as you do pancakes
on q big griddle and what do you
use to turn them to keep from
marring their perfect shape? ?
Also can you make little sweet
cakes with this pan and il so
what recipe?
I've only used mine twice and
both times the family enjoyed
the cakes and I just wondered If
I was doing 1t correctly.
Evening star., 1952-01-29

That W or d
comes straight
from lleadqua,'-
tiers Of both
| parties on the
| heels OF news
| that women of
| voting age win
Eoutnulnbel men
| by around two
| million before
I'M ov & m her q
| p r e side initial
| election.
Mrs. India Ed
wards. vice
4 -
Evening star., 1952-01-29

t n e potenCla.
political power
Of women.
"I believe they
hold the bal
ance Of the vot.
ing power IN at
least 80 States
o ut numbering
the men," she
says.
Political lead.
erS don't want
to see the sexes
made q cam.
paign issue
Evening star., 1952-01-29

CIla11IIIAI1 VI tIIE -. '.7Ss - '-. I
Democratic National COMMITTEES
in charge Of women's activities
says national political leaders have
become more aware than ever that
women hold q tremendous poiiti-
cal power-but don't use it. So
the political wooing Of these fe-
male votes viii be stepped UP.
Mrs. Clifford Mayes Of Kellogg
Idaho. assistant chairman Of thu
Republican National Committee
shares Mrs. Edwards ideas about
Evening star., 1952-01-29
=Reoders1 Clearing House
RUG MAKING.

from Mrs. 2. Ms. Washington ]
When ! was 3 child Of about
8 years old my mother let me help
her join strips Of cloth for rug
making. This IS the way she
did it. Take two strips of material.
cotton goods about " or " inch
wide and as long as can be cut.
Lay the end Of one over tie ind
'of the other lengthwIse about ia
inches. use your own Judgment.
The length Of the lap depends on
the material. Now fold across
and cut a slit like q button hole.
The slit win be cut lengtt wise
when the fold Is unfolded. Now
take the end of the top strip md
bring UP through the slit. pulling
gently until a knot is formed. I
have always made rugs from strips
fastened this way and it is better
than sewing and holds better.
Works up very fast, too.
QUERY? 81. u
From Mrs. G. B, E.. WashinatonJ
My dog Is house broken. but
the other day he made q mistake
on my hardwood floor. It; left
an awful stain. I thought maybe
some reader could suggest what
I could put on the floor to remove
the stain.
Evening star., 1952-01-29
Pork Chops

Pork chops are delicious when
they are first Drowned and then
baked with sauerkraut and diced
peeled apples. Season the sauer-
kraut with q little brown sugar
and o dash OF ground cloves.
Evening star., 1952-01-29
CHEESE CAKE?.
TABLECIOT

fFrom Mrs. a. r. D.. Washtngton.J
Last year my sister who lives
Iln the Panama Canal zone visited
me. She fell In love with the
cheese cake sold In one Of Wasl1-
Iington's large chain grocery stores.
the one whose five-ietter name be-
gins with " She also was
an avid reader Of RICH Since
returning to Panama she has
written and asked II I would APP
peal to you readers for q recipe
for this type Of cheese cake. She
especially liked the crust and has
Iexperimented with both zweiback
and graham crackers. However.
neither seems right. Is It cookie
dough mixture perhaps? Also. In
what size q pan is this cake baked2
From the shape of the pieces sold
Iin the stores. 1t is hard to tell.
can any Of you readers tell me
where I can obtain plantain Ia
this city. j lived many years IN
Panama and plantain was q main
stay ii our diet. It Is q good sub
stitute for potatoes as 1t can be
backed or fried when ripe and
when green Is delicious sliced very
thin and french fried for piantain
chips. Perhaps some Of YOU
readers have seen plantain, but
not recognized it. It is about
twice as fat as q banana and al
most twice as longit really looks
like an overgrown banana. I know
it can be bought in Baltimore, as
my mother-in-law has it fire.
quently. However, I feel certain
there is some place in this city
where I might obtain it.
I, too, am interested in Miss
e. B. Us linen tablecloth problem
as I have one purchased eight
years ago In the same condition.
Her appeal in RICH sent me flying
to see the condition of my cloth
and I found the same brown spot.
Evening star., 1952-01-29

iron Mrs. j. II. b. SilDer Spriag.J !
mrs. i. Il, Arlington: This Is
b good dunking sauce: Mash 4
ripe avocado. Mash 8 Philadelp elpllia
cream cheese. Mix the two and
add one tablespoon nnayonnaise.
Add some grated onion and salt
to taste plus a little pepper and
paprika.
Evening star., 1952-01-29
PHuopENpRoN.

/ From Mrs. n. H.. HyattsUile)
In answer to Mrs. N. S. S.,
washington, you are drowning
your philodendron. They take
very little water and require nc
sun rays; in fact. they do better
out Of the direct sun. How often
Iyou water them depends on the
size Of the container. Mine is
iglass-shaped, ~ inches in dia-
meter and 4 inches high. I water
them every two or three weeks
| I(if you should forget to water
them no harm is done) and never
more than once O week In hottest
weather. The soil should be pow
der dry when you water them
Should you start new vines OF
transplant those you have. use
lpart good topsoil and part peat
moss. Plant food isn't necessary
Forget your philodendron and
tyou'n have a beautiful plant.
4 &* X
WORDS TO DTTTY?
(Fr0np Mrs. C. D., SilOer Spring
Can some one tell me the words
| to the ditty, Skip to My Lou My
IDarling?" I have never seen the
words in print and I don't even
know whether they are the exact
words or not, but they sound
that way any way.
i \ -
"TIIE MORNING AFTER?"
fFront Mrs. M. C. Mes.
AlerGndriGJ
Can any one give me informa-
tion about q poem titled 'The
Morning After?" It was written
by some one with the initial M
only. Apparently it was published
recently, but I don't know in what
paper or magazine.
Evening star., 1952-01-29
LENGTHENING RAILS
NJ ~ A.Ts.s "a - Il

Can some one tell me how to
lengthen the side rails on an old
wooden bed? The rails are 51a
inches in the middle and curve UP
Ito 81a inches at the ends. It is
70 inches long,
Evening star., 1952-01-29
oNE-HANpEp CRAFT.

| fFrom Mrs. r. w. s.. Washington ~
For the lady who wants some-
thing to do where only one hand
lis needed-may suggest embroid-
lery with the "art needle" You
Ican fasten material on q frame
Ior q hoop. II you can manage to
hold it down with arm. not hand
Eor fasten it somehow you can
have loads OF fun making beauti-
full things. You thread a large
|needle. Just hold 1t in one posi-
ton and go up and down. Write
for instruction and material to
the following: "Right-by-the-
Sea-" Art Needlework Supplies,
|P. O. Box 857, Santa Cruz, Calf.
Evening star., 1952-01-29
By Robert {. lseigeT

Women now can outvote the
linen SO decisively that politicians
will WOO the female vote with
more ardor than ever this year.
Evening star., 1952-01-29

ADYERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1952-01-29
c Conducted By
BETSY cAsvyEL.L

Msp~--u-as-.s-.~
II
:LI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-14
Truman Praises
Tom ConnalIy

WASHINGTON lH-- President
Truman today praised Tom Con-
nally for his important contribu-
tons to our government" and
said, naturally am sorry to see
him retire from public life.
Truman commented in state
ment on the announcement from
Connally, sharp tongued Texas
Democrat, Sunday night that he
docs not desire to be a candi-
date for the Senate again.
The Presidents statement said:
my relations with Sen. Connal-
~ always have been pleasant and
naturally / am sorry to see him
retire from public life.
I'm his long and useful career
as a public servant he made i'm
portant contributions to our gov
eminent. One outstanding contri-
button was the creation and de-
velopment Of bipartisan foreign
policy"
Some of Connally's friends feel
his statement did not close the
door to his running again.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-14
69 Boy Scouts
To BE Honored

Awards VII 10 to 90 Key
West Boy Scouts tonight al the
Court 81 Award held as the
Lions Den. 7 pm. il Was an.
ncunced today.
Four boys. nj from Troon 2Ss
will receive Star scout aM ards
ard two boys. one from Trocn
IS and enc from Troop 81 vii
receive Lite scout awards.
Capt. Harold raySon. chairman
Of the Monroe District Review
court VII be the principal speak
or tonight.
Receiving the Star Sccas
awards are Robert Charles Hal.
lday. Robert JoSenh Reed. Phil,
lip L. Spencer and Alfred A.
Yates. Troop IS. Life Sccuters
named soniglst vii be Charles ID,
Kaufman. 2sS. ard Dean Peter.
son. Troop So
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-14
Railroads Given
Rate Increase

WASHINGTON 1.-THE Inter
state Commerce Commission today
gave the railroads further freight
rate increase, estimated to hike
charges by about 67S million dol
lars q year. The rise Is nine per
cent In the South and West and
six per cent in the East.
The order boosts rates Is per
cent above what they were at this
time last year.
The railroads applied last year
for Is per cent increase. The
ice last August ruled that instead
of a straight Is per cent hike, the
charges should be raised nine per
cent in the East and six per cent
| in the South and West.
Today's order, issued after re-
consideration, allows the full Is
per cent across the country.
This means the rates viii now
be raised nine per cent in the
South and West and six per cent
In the East.
This Is the 18th general freight
rate increase allowed since the end
of World War II.
The increases may be put into
effect upon Is days notice to the
public, except for grains and grain
products, on which 30-day rate.
revision notice viii be required.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-14
JUDGE GIBSON LEAVES
lContinued From PAGE Onel

Continued From Page 0nel
until Wednesday evening. fea-
lures leading psychiasriSts from
Johns Hopkins. and other noted
medical centers.
II Is being sponsored by the
Nemours Foundation ard the
Florida Children's Commission.
Judge Gibson is attending as q
member Of the Children's Com.
mission, She win report 20 the
Monroe Juvenile Council meet
inG ON the convention. April II.
Judge Gibson urges any Mon-
roe County persons interested IN
children to attend the conference
whose tlaenss is Mental Health
and Chilirpn.s
Mrs Mary Miner. KEY West
High School teacher left with
Judge GihSoa. She Ii represent
lng tire IuSensle council.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-14
Robinson-Crazino
Title Fight Set
For Wednesday

The big fight OF the year takes
place on Wednesday, April is at
the Chicago Stadium when Mid
dleweight Champion Sugar Ray
Robinson bangles his crown be-
fore Rocky Graziano, the tough
challenger from New York City.
Matched by the International
Boxing Club for d scheduled i5-
rounds. the bout is creating in
tense interest among Chicago
sports fans. Fight fans in other
cities are also eagerly awaiting
fight-night now that they know
they will be able to hear the
blow-by-blow description direct
from rlngside The promoters and
the Pahst Brewing Company have
completed arrangements to broad
cast the description Of the fight
over the CHS radio network. be-
ginning al 10 PM. Eastern Stand
ard Time.
Sugar Ray Robinson. 1855
Fighter Of the Year. is classed by
many experts as one Of the
greatest fighters of all time. His
amazing record. which shows only
two defeats in 1876 professional
fights, certainly supports such 4
contention. His undcfcated tour
in the amateur ranks was
clifnaxed with the annexation of
two New York Golden Gloves
Championships: IN the feather.
weight class in 1899 ard in the
welterweight division in 1910
Robinson became q professional
tighter In October, 1910 and won
"a bouts while losing only one
before becoming World Welser.
weight Champion on December
40. 1916 with ! i5-ronnd decision
over Tommy Bell.