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Milford chronicle., 1953-12-11

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Milford chronicle., 1953-12-11

"The person who is thoughtful
enough to carry liability insurance
to protect other people is more
likely to be careful and thoughtful
all the way through" says Kelley.
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-11

BabylOnia had a banking system
as early as 1000 B. c.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Amazing Hair Spray
Keeps New COifureS
Polished, Pretty

This Fall, the fashionable look
for hair is sleek, smooth and
sculptured. Shaggy heads are as
outdated as yesterdays news
paper. Tokeep your coiffure pol
ished, Helena Rubinstein has an
amazing Hair Spray. A fine,
non-sticky liquid, it sprays on
like perfume, keeps you beauti-
fully coiffed all day long.
Acts like invisible hair net
Like an invisible hair net,
Helena Rubinstein's Hair Spray
keeps every shining strand
neatly in place. 1t controls wispy
ends and unruly locks as if by
magic. If your hair is very fine,
Hair Spray gives it body.
A spray a day after combing
clocks" your wave in place for
a marvelously long time. You'll
need fewer trips to the hair
dresser ! For girls who do their
own nightly pin-ups, Hair Spray
acts as a super setting lotion.
Your sets take better, last longer.
Conditions with lanOlin
What's more, you can use
Helena Rubinstein's Hair Spray
as often as you like. For it con-
ditions your hair with finely
atomized lanolin. Not greasy,
doesn't darken hair. Adds a
lovely simmer of soft high
lights. A miracle for only 1.50!
Evening star., 1953-10-11

To give you long-lasting protec-
tion and delightful fragrance at
the same time, Helena Rubin
stein has perfected three easy
to-use perfume deodorants.
Speedy Spray-On
For girls who deplore fuss,
Helena Rubinstein suggests
Perfume Spray Deodorant'
Both a deodorant and an anti
perspirant, Perfume Spray De-
odorant is quick to apply and
dries instantly. All this and
magical White Magnolia fra
GRANGE, too, make this spray a
positive joy. 1.25.
For Cream DevOtees
You'll love Helena Rubin
STEMS Perfumed Cream Dec
dorant. It's whipped cream light
harmless to skin and clothing
checks perspiration and stops
odor. Delicately perfumed with
new Apple Blossom Time. 100
To Garry in Your Purse
Helena Rubinstein's Per
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Wash your hair with Color +!

Here's the exciting new way
to wash vibrant color into your
hair. Helena Rubinstein's Color
Tone Shampoos add new spar
king color as they shampoo
hair silky clean. No muss :. no
fuss. no extra process to bother
with. Just shampoo as you al
ways do. Then see the glorious
color-rich differencel Choose
your own special color: Blonde
Tone, Brunette-Tone, Silver
Tone and Red Head. 1.25 for a
large, long-lasting bottle.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Daily Deodorant Habit Doubly
Important for Fall, Winter
Helena Rubinstein's Perfume DeOdorants offer
dependable protection in steam-heated rooms
X X X

fumed Deodorant Stick is a new
frozen bouquetof fragrancethat
acts as a deodorant, too. Stroke
it under your arms or on your
feet odor vanishes instantly
Perfect to carry in purse or
suitcase. The fragrance? Apple
Blossom Time. 100.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
With these fashion coIors
For the beautiful brown FAM
lily; creamy beiges; gold; cop
per tones
With lavender; the rich new
grape tones, pretty pinky reds
AS an accent for navy, black
and pearl-to-oxford greys
For the new bright red fash
ions; the popular plaids, deep
forest green

Helena Rubinstein offers all
these fashion-blended lipstick
shades in ta0o long-lasting tex
lures. For maximum cling,
choose Stay-Long lipstick. Ap-
piled as directed, it stays bright
and beautiful all day without
smearing.
If your lips are extra dry,
pick Helena Rubinstein's Stay
Lustre lipstick. It's extra rich
and creamy, yet keeps lips last
ingly tidy, too. Both Stay-Long
and Stay-Lustre come in attrac-
tive cases. Stay-Long Lipstick,
ITO. Stay-Lustre Lipstick, 1.50.
Evening star., 1953-10-11

how much prettier you can look
try these four steps to more CLAM
orous eyes as taught at the famous
Helena Rubinstein Salons. You'll
be amazed to find that making up
your eyes like an expert is really
a simple matter!
Evening star., 1953-10-11

Step Lime your
eyelids with a blue
or green Autopen-
Gil from the inner
to the outer corner,
as close to the
lashes as possible.
At the outer cor
ner, extend the line
Evening star., 1953-10-11

until there is no color line. This
new technique makes eyes look
larger, sparkling, more dramatic.
A must for beautiful eyes is
Helena Rubinstein's Eye Cream
Special. Use it every night on the
delicate skin around your eyes. Its
rich beneficial oils help counteract
crepey skin, aging squint lines and
crows feet.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Follow These a Simple Steps
For More GIaln0r0us Eyes
An Easy-to-follow guide to eye makeup as
taught at the famous Helena Rubinstein Salons

Now that fashion is focused eyes, women everywhere
using eye makeup regularly they pstick
For it's known fact that beautifully accented eyes make
your entire face attractive If you would like to
Evening star., 1953-10-11

~
Step 2-Dramatize
lashes with Water
proof Mascara to
give them the illu-'
sion of length and
a more luxuriant
look. Apply to the
upper lashes only,
,1p1occ 10 ochoc oro
Evening star., 1953-10-11

extremely light. Brush with up
ward strokes, applying most heav-
lily to the outer. lashes to give an
uplift to your eyes.
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Beauty Calendar
for Fall
by Helena Rubinstein

PARIS, OCT. 9. Isn't it gay to
be caught in the furried excite
ment of Fall again? Paris has
shaken off her summer lethargy.
Everyone looks bright, sparkling,
wondrously GliUe! And behind it all
- the colorful Autumn landscape
is beautiful indeed!
Wherever you may be, I know
that you are feeling this Fall
stimulation, too. And I hope with
all my heart that you will direct
it toward new and better beauty
habits. To help you, here are some
suggestions. Follow them faith
fully and your new loveliness
will amaze your friends.
Evening star., 1953-10-11

Step Snow softly
etch your brows in
feathery strokes,
keeping them al
ways in proportion
to your eyes. Never
bear down on the
pencil, because too
much pressure
gives a hard, unn;
Step 4 The new
way to use Eye
Shadow is to apply
it directly below
the center of the
eyebrow, above the
eyelid. Smooth out
ward to the end of
the brow. Blend
Evening star., 1953-10-11

If you are still wearing traces Of
last summers suntan, here's a
preparation that can coax your
complexion back to the fair and
delicate prettiness so necessary for
the new Fall fashions. 1t is my
woodworking Wake-Up Cream,
made especially to Tighten fading
tan, and also to give a fresh glow
to sallOw, dull skin. To help bleach
freckIes and brown spots on your
face, throat, arms or hands, use my
Bleach Cream. It smOoths while it
lightens, and leaves your skin soft
as velvet.
Evening star., 1953-10-11

Women with oily skin or black
heads will love my Beauty Washing
Grains. These tiny pellets loosen
pore -cIOgging impurities by pro-
viding a deeper friction wash that
is indispensable for removing
blackheads. Faithful use of Beauty
Washing Grains will brighten and
freshen your skin amazingly.
If embarrassing skin "break-
outs" are your problem, you should
use Medicated Cream. This scien-
tific formula contains medicaments
recommended by Doctors to safely
heal surface blemishes and to keep
skin clear and smooth. Have a jar
in your medicine chest always.
Everyone in the family can use it.
Evening star., 1953-10-11

The quick, modern and thor
ough way to cleanse your skin is
with new Deep Cleanser. This
creamy liquid penetrates deeper
into pore openings, to give your
skin the most thorough cleansing
it ever had. Clinging makeup and
CRIME are whisked away in mere
seconds. Deep Cleanser also de-
stroys bacteria and helps elimi-
nate externally caused surface
blemishes. Wonderful the way it
leaves your skin clearer, brighter,
baby-smooth to the touch.
Evening star., 1953-10-11

Wouldn't you love to wear a
pretty, youthful glow = without
risking harsh, unnatural circles
of rouge? Then try my Silk Tone
Liquid Rouge. It's delicate blush
that smooths on easily and natu-
rally. Anyone can apply it like an
expert. When you see how much
it does for you, you'll never again
makeup without it.
Evening star., 1953-10-11

For your new and busy social
calendar, you'll want to wear a
fragrance that is vibrant and COM
pelling. My Command Perform
ance" is especially suitable. It is
sophisticated, yet feminine just
right for this seasons siren
sheaths. Wrapped in its elegant
aura, you'll find that eVery occa-
sion seems more festive. "COm-
mand Performance" is also a
wonderful perfume for furs >.
and it lasts incredibly long!
Evening star., 1953-10-11

RED HELLION-adds a warm
delectable glow of vibrant
color n
Evening star., 1953-10-11
Special Stay-Long and Stay-Lustre shades
make new Fall fashions more becoming

SPORTING PINK-brilliant
blushing pink, sweetly in tune
with everything q
Evening star., 1953-10-11

Every woman should have
smooth skin all over, from the tips
of her fingers to the tips of her
toes. It's easy to accomplish with
rich, creamy Body Smooth. Always
keep it on your bathroom shelf. Use
it after every bath to protect your
skin from drying and chapping.
Also to smooth rough spots on
your elbows and heels.
Evening star., 1953-10-11

BEAUTY FORECAST:
Clear, bright and fair of face is the
complexion forecast for women
who use Helena Rubinstein's world
famous beauty products.
Evening star., 1953-10-11

with a slight lift.
Evening star., 1953-10-11

RED RASPBERRY-gives lips
a luscious rosy intensity, like
crushed berries n
Evening star., 1953-12-10
Sorority Chapter
To Be Installed

A round of activities will ac-
company the installation of
Alpha Kappa Chapter of Sigma
Phi Gamma, international So
rority, Saturday and Sunday at
the willard Hotel.
Mrs. John G. Jurney, jr., Ep-
sllon province organizer, will be
the installing officer.
The two-day event will open
Saturday with a pledge service
and mock initiation in the
Jackson room, to be followed
by a buffet supper in the cabi-
net room. Later, members will
attend a dance in the Crystal
Room.
Formal initiation ceremonies
are slated for II am. Sunday.
after which chapter officers will
be installed. A luncheon at 2
pm. Sunday will conclude the
program.
Among the province officers
who will take part in the in
stallation services are: Mrs.
Hartman Bamberger, president;
Mrs. Jennie Granata, editor, and
Mrs. Joseph Lindsay, secretary.
Mrs. Florence Collins, past in
ternational organizer, will at
tend from Baltimore. Past prov
ince officers and presidents of
the six chapters in Epsilon Prov
ince also will participate.
Evening star., 1953-12-10
Alpha Delta Pi
Christmas Tea

Alumnae members of Alpha
Delta Pi sorority will have their
annual Christmas tea from 4 to
z pm. Sunday at the home of
Mrs. Robert A. Patton, Quarters
N, Navy Gun Factory.
Mrs. Patton is chairman of the
committee for the tea which
includes Mrs. George B. Martin,
co-chairman, and member of the
Washington alumnae group;
Mrs. Morrell A. Miller and Miss
Jean Raymond of the Washing
ton Junior alumnae group, and
Mrs. j. F. Kendrick and Mrs.
c. r. Niklason of the Alexandria
South Arlington group.
Still others are Mrs. Robert E.
Kirwan and Mrs. Frank o. An
derson of the North Arlington
Falls Church group, and Miss
Mildred Preble and Miss Jan
Grimes of the College Park, Md,
alumnae group.
Mrs. Earl j. Thomson, Mrs.
H. James Carter, Mrs. Clyde w.
Elliott, Mrs. v. A. Bixler, and
Miss Frances Hurst, presidents of
the local groups, and Miss Eliza
beth Ann Gettings. Panhellenic
representative for the sorority,
will take turns in assisting at
the tea table and punch bowl,
Evening star., 1953-12-10
Miss Caravan
Honor Guest

An old-fashioned Christmas
party will be given by the Susan
Riviere Hetzel Chapter of the
District Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution at 7::3O pm. to-
morrow in the District OAR
Chapter House, 1882 Massachu-
SettS avenue NV.
Honor guest will be Miss Ger
trude S. Carraway, president
general of the National Society.
A feature of the party will be
big Christmas stocking for
funds to carry on chapter prof.
ects, including furnishing of an
American flag and a OAR flag
for the National OAR Library.
The new flags will be given in
honor of Mrs. Godfrey Creyke.
librarian general of the national
society.
Mrs. Bessie Calm will present
copy of her recently completed
book on the Wilmarth family of
Massachusetts, to be given to
the OAR Library through the
chapter.
Mrs. Guy Withers, soprano,
accompanied by Mrs. Benjamin
Y. Martin, will sing Christmas
carols by American composers
and harp selections will be pre-
Sented by Miss Joan McInroy.
Hostesses for the evening will
be Mrs. Benjamin M. Brooks,
chairman, and Mrs. Frederick
w. Butler. Mrs. William T. Clerk,
Mrs. Frank H. Shipe, Miss Matte
R. Richards, Mrs. Henry Van
Arsdale, Mrs. Frank C. Waldrop
and Mrs. c. Bryan Walker.
Evening star., 1953-12-10
'CountyG.O P.
Group Plans
Annual Tea

The Federation of Republican
Women of Montgomery County
will hold its eighth annual silver
tea from 8 to 6 o'clock Sunday
at the home of Mrs. William S.
Corby. 8 Chevy Chase circle.
The Governor of Maryland
and Mrs. Theodore r. McKeldin
have been invited to head the
receiving line. s
Others expected include Miss
Bertha Adkins, national commit
teewoman from Maryland; Sen
ator John Marshall Butler, Sen
ator and Mrs. j. Glenn Beall
Representative and Mrs. Dewitt
S. Hyde, State Senator and
Mrs. Anders r. Loftstrand, and
members of the State delegation,
the county council, the Repub-
.lican State Central Committee
and Republican officials OF
Prince Georges County and the
District.
Among those assisting at the
tea tables will be the wives of
delegates to Annapolis, the
wives of the county council
members, the wives of members
of the State Central Committee,
officers of the Montgomery
County Federation of Republi-
can Women, and past presidents
of the county federation.
Mrs. A. B. Hermann, Program
Committee chairman, is general
chairman of the event.
Evening star., 1953-12-10

the holiday breads you'll find.
>. To shell Brazil nuts easily,
cover the nuts with cold water;
bring to a boil and boil 3 min
uteS. Drain, and cover nuts with
cold water for a minute. Drain
and crack. A larger percentage
of whole nuts is obtained and
with less waste due to nut frag-
mentS clinging to the shell.
Keep your muffin pans in a
handy place. Besides using them
for mullins and cupcakeS, they're
fine for rolls and tart shells. If
you are buying new muffin pans,
you may find it useful to &C
quire two pans with six cups
each, rather than one 12-cup
pan. When friends come
calling this holiday season be
ready with some easy-to-prepare
Snacks. Here's one for a starter:
Combine 5 sprigs of parsley. l
celery stalk with leaves, 2 hard
cooked eggs all finely chopped
with l heaping tablespoon of
mayonnaise, making a paste.
Trim the leaves off IL celery
stalks and cut stalks uniform in
size. Stuff each stalk with the
previously prepared paste and
top with a whole Norway sardine.
. Zip-up the flavor of pork
chops with a quick shake of poul-
try seasoning before cooking ac-
cording to your favorite method.
Shiny crisp red apples and
oven-roasted walnuts make one
of the fastest quick deserts we
know. Roast the walnuts in the
shell in a 400-degree (F) oven
for about IS minutes. A chunk Of
sharp cheese would be good with
fINtd
Evening star., 1953-12-10
Meoqher-Heoton

Mrs. Annette Colsh Meagher
of Arlington announces the en-
gagement of her daughter,
Annette Ruth, to Mr.. William
Edmond Heaton, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Heaton of Fowler, Ind.
Miss Meagher is the daughter
of the late 1t. Thomas F.
Meagher, U. S. N. She attended
the University of New Hamp-
shire and Temple University.
Mr.. Heaton was graduated from
Purdue University and will at
tend the George Washington
University Law School.
Evening star., 1953-12-10
BY Violet Faulkner

It's easy TO let your meals get
into the doldrums during the
winter months. Particularly is
this true just before Christmas
when you're up to your elbows in
all the extras that claim your
time.
Remember, a simple salad can
make an otherwise too-simple
meal more colorful and nutri-
tious. Easiest of all salads is a
wedge of head lettuce !. and
lettuce this week is one of your
very best values in the produce
department. Put it at the head
of your best-buy list. The sun
out there in California and Ari-
zona has been working overtime
to produce tremendous crop.
If you've run out of new ideas
on salad dressings to tempt the
family, try this one: To ! cup of
commercial sour cream add 2
green onions (tops and alb
chopped real fine, 2 tablespoons
mayonnaise, 2 Or 3 tablespoons
lemon juice, Il cup crumbled
blue cheese, salt and freshly
ground black pepper. Mix all
together and let it "ripen" in the
refrigerator several hours before
serving. Makes enough for 4
servings. Bet you'll get repeat
orders for tomorrow night.
In the meat department, pork
will be featured by one large
food chain; beef is still with us
and going strong. Try one of the
less expensive cuts this week end
chuck roast, chuck blade
or a piece of boiling beef from
the plate. Boiled beef with horse
radish sauce makes a wonderful
dinner entree.
Back to the produce counters
for look at the vegetable offer
ings. You'll find new green cab
bage from the South, green beans
from Florida, Brussels sprouts
from California, potatoes, on
ions. turnips, rutabagas, cauli-
flower and carrots all plentiful
and reasonably priced.
Citrus grapefruit, oranges
and tangerines are "muStS"
on the shopping list to bolster
your cold-weather diets and keep
you fortified with vitamin C.
More fruits are bose and anjou
pears, emperor grapes, avocados
and cranberries.
Seasoning Trick
Let a group of people get to-
gether and sooner or later the
subject of food is bound to creep
into the conversation. Cooks
love to talk about their culinary
secrets. The other evening an
admiral's charming wife from
Atlanta told me how she added
her individual touch to the
cereal cocktail snack that's going
the rounds. In addition to all
the other seaSonings worcester
shire, onion, garlic, soy sauce,
Parmesan, salt and tabasco) she
adds a Soupcon of gravy mix.
Yes, the same powdered mixture
that makes gravy-making such a
cinch. She claims it adds
certain piquancy you don't get
in the other spices. She has Z
quarts of the snack made UP,
ready for sthe holidays. Incl
dentally, this same gravy mix
comes in handy for special
dietary uses. 1t contains no
added fat or meat products and
can be used in diets where these
Evening star., 1953-12-10
Report to the Honennoker
Western Head Lettuce;
Egg YoIk for Babies

two are restricted. A cup of
gravy made from the mix con-
tains only So calories, or about 8
calorieS per serving.
Vinyl Plastic Floors
To wax or not to wax. that's
the question. Cyril S. Kimball,
executive vice president of the
Foster D. Smell, Inc, laboratory,
says tests show that vinyl floor
ing does need waxing.
If you happen to have this
type floor covering in your new
home you'll be interested in the
report Mr.. Kimball gave at the
annual meeting of the Chemical
Specialties Manufacturers Asso-
citation meeting in Washington
this week. There's been some
controversy on the part of the
manufacturers who make this
flooring in regards to waxing or
not. Mr.. Kimball contends any
type of floor is improved by wax
ing. In the case of vinyl plastic,
he claims the appearance is
greatly improved. The wax helps
to maintain the original gloss,
preserves and protects the tile
surface, and makes cleaning
much easier. Soil doesn't become
embedded as quickly, which in
turn means less scrubbing to re-
move it.
Hieh-Choir Trade
Back on the market is a new
strained egg yolk for babies.
Each 312-ounce can contains the
equivalent of 314 egg yolks. 1t
may be fed as taken from the
can or it may be mixed with
cereal, vegetables, meats or soup.
1t may be served at room temper
ature or warmed wherever doc
tors or pediatricianS recommend
egg yolks be included in the in
fant's diet. In feeding, two table
spoons are equal to approx
mately egg yolk. This product is
produced under rigid Specifica-
tionS of quality control. All eggs
used as ingredients are broken
from the shell in egg-breaking
plants under the inspection of
the Production Marketing Ad-
ministration of the USDA. The
product also carries the seal of
approval of the American Medi-
cal Association.
New, too, is a banana pudding,
especially for juniors, packed by
one of the leading baby-food
manufacturers. The dessert,
made of easily digested bananas,
smooth custard of egg yolks.
cornStarch and sugar. comes in
an 8-ounce jar. A touch of lemon
points up the true banana flavor.
Here and There:
Just in time for your own
Christmas baking is THE Christ
mas Cookbook" by Zella Boutell,
published by the Viking Press.
Inc. ($3.95). On cookies alone
the book contains over 1875 reci-
pes, and the author has included
pages of designs that could easily
be traced if cutters for some of
the shapes are not at hand. She
goes into detail about decorating
each different one :. what color
frosting to use, how to make the
faces, hair trim and so on. In
addition to the wealth of cookie
recipes. the book contains direc-
tionS for candy making, pies,
breads, puddings, ice cream,
drinks and special holiday menus. |
Stolen, kulich, kolache. potica
and streusel kuchen are some of
Evening star., 1953-12-10
Mrs. DuIv to Speak

Mrs. Mary Tinley DAILY, whose
column, "At Our House." appears
weekly in the Catholic Standard,
will be the guest speaker at a
meeting of the Mothers Club of
Our Lady of Lourdes School at
BIS O'Clock tonight at the school
in Bethesda.
Evening star., 1953-12-10
ToHOId Bake Sale

The Sisterhood of the Kesher
Israel Congregation will hold a
bake sale tomorrow at the Sears
Roebuck store. at $500 Wiscon-
sin avenue NV.
The sisterhood will hold it's
annual Chanukah package party
at 2 pm. Sunday at 280l N
street NV. The program will
include presentation of two plays
by the children of the Talmud
Torah. Refreshments will be
served.