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Evening star., 1955-06-30

|titute. its deep drama into 9
cheap detective play?
Such is the aesthetics OF
American imperialism"
The opera Carmen" is given
In Russian in Moscow. The at
mosphere of the production Is
about as French as Magne-
togorsk and as Spanish rs Petro-
povlask. The production likely
would strike Bizet himself as
ponderously old fashion Q d.
Westerners accustomed to the
standards for a production Of
Carmen" at Ne wYork's Metro
politan--where it is given much
more often than here-rarely sit
all the way through the Moscow
version.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
|8,100 Small Firms
lin Buiidino Project

| SAVANNAH. ca. - OF thu
I8,100 companies that helpet
build the vast Savannah Rivel
project, which harnesses the
energy Of the atom. S.745 wert
firms employing fewer than SOC
persons.
Small companies shared pur-
chase orders totaling $245, ,O00,-
900 Of the $5o0,000. 900 spent fol
materials and Services.
Evening star., 1955-06-30

Jack Paar show about q week be-
fore Jack resigned and she could
tell that something was In the
air besides the show. There was
10 feeling Of strain" between the
cast members and though no one
volunteered anything, she Just
knew something was going to
happen.
On the other hand, II you
looked at the ratings and the
billings, as compared to rival
Garroway's - you could have
made the same prediction.
\ 4 \ Il
On the Run:
Frank Sinatra may not be your
favorite but half the singers you
listen to on TV nowadays think
Evening star., 1955-06-30
Britain Reports Drop
lin Church Weddings

White weddings are becoming
fewer In Britain. the registrar
generals department reports.
In the most recent fiscal year
306 Of every 1000 marriages took
place In registry ofices; In 1884
there were only 284 in 1000
Most popular age for marriages
lis % for men and 81 for women,
but 1,635 girls married at Is in
the last year reported. Only 73
boys Of that age were BRIDE
grooms.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
Radical Departure
lin Cor DESIGN Seen

DETROIT, June 80 R.-Pre.
dieting a radical departure in
passenger car design" Wards
Automotive Reports says in 1t,
current issue:
Being groomed for possible
81 model year introduction at
some companies are graceful
lower silhouette automobiles with
smaller diameter wheels and
curved side windows and body
panels.
"Mockups Of such models al.
ready have been ordered by sew
eral volume car producers with
an eye toward introduction either
during or after the next major
body shell change"
Evening star., 1955-06-30
Judge Rules Idols
Con Possess Property

A Judge In New Delhi has ruled
that an idol can possess property
rights. The Judgment was in Q
case brought by the temple Idol
|of the Hindu god Krishns
against q lawyer in Kanpur fol
rent arrears on q house owned
by the idol. The judge said idols
are "juristic persons" s"-above the
law-and ordered the lawyer tc
pay.
The many idols in India's
Hindu temples own property
worth millions. Their affairs are
managed mainly by priests.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
Atomic Test Ground
Gets Fittino Nome

AuStralia's new atomic testing
ground In South Australia ha,
been given the name Of ''Maral-
|inga," an aboriginal word mean
ing "at the place Of thunder"
The testing ground has beer
established under agreements
reached by the Australian and
British Governments.
Evening star., 1955-06-30
ON THE AIR
ON THE AIR
The Bob and Ray N
Mystery Explained
BY BERNIE HARRlSON

When 'The Names the Same shifted late hour Tuesday
90 to 10:30 WMAL-). comoderators Ray took
the opportunity bow gracefully oal excuse They had
early morning radio show Yorks and couldn't
do both.
Actually they unhappy with show which suited
Evening star., 1955-02-27

olds who as members of sports
clubs" had exercised regularly all
their lives were studied in COM
parison with average persons. The
results indicate that exercise is a
vital factor in delaying the aging
process.
If you have been inactive. stop,
look and listen" before you try an
exercise program. Even though
you seem we'll. your schedule
should be tailored to your own
condition, age and skill. A checkup
by your family doctor is a must
before any exercise routine. When
your doctor gives the green light,
begin with mild types of activity.
Choose some activity you
already like or can learn to enjoy.
You can select from a long list of
sports or you may prefer the field
and stream. Perhaps you would
like to join an evening gym"
Evening star., 1955-02-27

cause or predispose heart disease.
Excessive activity can cause trou-
bic when heart disease is already
present. But even certain heart
patients benefit from medically
prescribed exercise. Exercise also
has a definite place in keeping your
heart healthy. Death rates from
heart disease are far lower for
those doing heavy work than for
those whose jobs require little
physical effort.
Delay Aging Process
As TO length of life and exercise:
college athletes seem to outlive the
general population and have a low
er percentage of deaths from heart
and certain other diseases. Re-
Gently a large group Of 40-80-year-
Evening star., 1955-02-27


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Evening star., 1955-02-27

class or square-dance club. If none
Of these seem possible, you can
always take brisk walks and rise
and shine" with calisthenics."
Stop when you are pleasantly
fatigued; a good guide is your
recovery ability" Your speeded-
up breathing and heart rate should
return to normal about 10 minutes
after exercise. Following two
hour rest, any weakness should
have disappeared. Unusual trouble
sleeping or excessive soreness the
next day may indicate too much of
a good thing. Don't stop exercis-
ing; but do take less strenuous
workouts until your muscles get
toned up.
Better Resistance
DoN'T look for miracles. Exercise,
unless it s combined with a proper
diet, won't take off those excess
pounds. And no amount of exercise
will give you immunity against
disease. Even the athlete falls VIC
tim when the right germs come
along. But suitable exercise can
step up your resistance and aid
recovery when illness strikes. 1t is
potent medicine in rehabilitation
and treatment of increasing impor-
tance in physical medicine.
Exercise is only one factor in
healthful living. Suitable work,
good nutrition, enough rest and
sleep. avoidance OF excess. and
proper medical and dental care are
equally important. Properly mixed
with these elements. exercise can
assist you to maintain fitness and
conserve your physical capacities
longer than otherwise. 1t can fur
nish relief from the tensions of our
anxious age" The best things
about this trusty tonic: it can be
taken nearly anywhere; it benefits
almost everyone; and, it is abso-
lutcly free.
For Exercises For The Busy
Man" and Exercises For The
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Evening star., 1955-02-27

MAX. 30 ed8y-HVefyIIIIIIH
you need in one package,
including a can Of juicy
blueberries :. PY-O-MY's
delicious muffin mix
even paper baking cups!
Serve these light textured
blueberry mullins often.
They'll make your meal
tonight something special.
Evening star., 1955-02-27

Brownie Mix-noW
packed in the new
one-use foil baking
pan lat the same
price as ever. Makes
either chevy, fudgy
brownies or cake
type (both directions
includedl. Just add
Evening star., 1955-02-27

water! Bakes perfectly in the foil pan
and no pan to clean! Kids love to
bake them land eat them).
Evening star., 1955-02-27

If you've ever asked
yourself that question,
listen to what this
doctor has to say!. :.
ExERCIsE! Does the word call
IL up unpleasant visions? If so.
maybe you are just the one who
needsit. In children physical activ-
ity is essential to growth; for adults
it is a matter of maintenance. That
the muscles will grow fiabby and
lose their tone without regular ex-
ercise is well known. But that other
organs will deteriorate without
activity is less well understood.
Even the bones, as shown by
X-ray studies, become lighter and
presumably weaker.
The limited walking and other
activity in today's sedentary liv-
ing isn't enough; if it were. we
would all be models of fitness. To
meet the demands of daily living
without undue fatigue. we need a
stable physical reserve. 1t takes
vigorous exercise to build such a
balance in the energy bank"
Even if you are a housewife who
does her own work or a man whose
job is mostly physical. certain
muscle groups get almost no exer-
else. So activities are needed that
bring these little-used body parts
into play. Also, changing activities,
even when each is fairly strenuous.
is a means of rest. Hence the reju-
venation the housewife finds at the
square-dance club or the lift her
husband gets from golf.
Sense Of Achievement
/ oDAY'S emphasis on psychoso-
matte. or mind-body relationships.
suggests the mental-health values
of enjoyable exercise. You shake
off the worries of the workaday
world. find a means of self-expres-
sion, gain a sense of achievement.
You don't have to be a champion
to get these satisfactions; breaking
100 in golf or bowling $50. for
example. can give them to the
average man.
But doesn't exercise weaken
your heart. cause athletes
heart? This bogeyman was laid
low years ago: exercise does not
Evening star., 1955-02-27

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you can also make
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Evening star., 1955-02-27

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Evening star., 1955-02-27
How MUCH EXERCISE
DO YOU NEED?
By Fred v. Helm, Ph.D.

e0nsBlIANT IN REAlTH AMB FITNESS,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-12
Sponsorship Planned

The Creative Writing group
Of the Arlington Branch Of the
American Association Of Uni
versity Women will sponsor its
fifth annual Journalism Con-
test for High School students
of Westinghouse, Hoffman
Boston and Wakefield schools
who will be the AAUW's guests
at its meeting at 8 o'clock to-
night at the Ashton Heights
Women's clubhouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-12
BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN


Are you just 10 pounds
away from a lovely figure?
Many women are. and since
the situation is not too drastic.
they remain that way for
years.
It is important to lose that
first 10 pounds for several
reasons. In the first place, as
I have said. it is too bad to
keep them when you are so
close to real figure beauty. In
the second place the first 10
pounds are likely to turn into
20 or more too much, and then
your task will be much more
difficult.
Today we must also think Of
the health value of being the
correct weight. It seems that
overweight definitely encour-
ages many Of the chronic dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-12
WHY GROW OLD?
Lose Those Pounds
For Health, Beauty

eases Of middle age and Is the
boon companion Of some Of
today's number one killers
such as heart and circulatory
troubles.
So, If you have 10 pounds
to lose do SO for the sake Of
your health as well as your
appearance. II you have more.
get an encouraging start on
the longer task.
Here are the menus for to-
morrow:
Wednesday, April Is
Second Day.
BREAKFAST
one-half grapefruit
One thin dry piece Of wheat
wheat toast
Coffee
LUNCHEON
Three tablespoons cottage
cheese
One poached egg
One thin dry piece Of whole
wheat tosat
One-half cup broccoli
One glass skinned milk
DINNER
Two crisp raw carrots
Baked fish (medium por-
tion)
One-half cup green peas
Shredded lettuce salad.
lemon dressing
Fresh fruit cup (don't eat
canned fruit)
One glass SKINNED milk
Evening star., 1955-01-16
.e Md0aln Nasal Snav
(cO7ztNzs IzD75Ms0tyz7e1 y

At last-the relief you've been hoping for! It's
Mistol Mist in the handy squeeze and -spray
bottle the nesOest, most modern form of nasal
medication known. Just insert in each nostril,
give quick squeeze. Instantly a soothing
spray Of Mistol Mist spreads all through blocked
nasal passages. Eases discomfort the same way
your doctor does when he sprays your nose. You
enjoy real relief from stuffy misery Of head
colds, allergy and sinus irritation.
Mistol Mist gives you the proved opening
up action of Neo-Synephrine' plus special
antihistamine and other misery checking"
ingredients in pure water base. Contains no
oil. Mistol Mist is so soothing to your delicate
nasal tissues. so gentle for children as well as
adults. 1t goes where it does the most good,
stays where it should because it's ciinoing mist
You'll BEL amazed at how quickly Mistol Mist
gives your nose that "opened-up" feeling
Evening star., 1955-08-02
RADIO AMATEUR
HEARS u. S. MAN
FROM MOSCOW

GREENSBORO, N. C. P.
Mrs. William E. Reed last
night heard from her hus-
band for the first time in
more than a. week-thanks
to Radio Moscow and a
Greensboro teen-ager who is
a short wave fan.
Her husband, a professor
Of agriculture at AIT. Col
lege here, is touring Russia
with a group of other Amer
leans. Taylor Doggett. 10,
was listening to his Short
wave radio when he picked
up Radio Moscow last night.
They were interviewing
DR.. Reed. Taylor reported.
The Greensboro educator
said he was impressed with
the Russians hospitality and
told of crowds of as high as
10000 which had turned out
to see the visiting Americans.
Evening star., 1955-08-02
.Russions Moy Visit
Mexico undCunudu

The Soviet farm delegation
now touring the Middle West is
planning steps TO broaden the
visit to include Canada and Mex
leo. it was reported today.
Vladimir Matskevich, head OF
the group, is in Washington to
make arrangements for pos
sible extension of the trip.
The Canadian Embassy said 1t
has received no application for
the delegation to enter Canada
and watch the wheat harvest,
but a spokesman said there will
be no objection when and If
the application is filed.
The Mexican Embassy here
said it has been informed that
the Soviet Embassy in Mexico
City had requested permission
for the Russians to travel south
of the border. but it added no
details.
Evening star., 1955-08-02
Soviet Visitors Rushed
Through Dakota Forms

sprinkler system; toured the
Behlen Manufacturing Co. plant
in Columbus; visited another
farm In Columbus. and then
drove to Yankton.
Rest of Schedule Crowded
The schedules for future days
here in South Dakota are no
less crowded.
The Soviet delegates have not
complained. however, at their
overcrowded itinerary.
The visit to the Behlen plant
at Columbus provided an excel
lent example of the way cram"
visits such as the Russians are
making lose opportunities to
demonstrate IN detail how en-
terprising and hard working
Americans can start from scratch
and build up a prosperous in
dustry.
Walter Behlen and his two
brothers, Gilbert and Mike, and
their father, Fred. went into bus
mess in the difficult 1905. They
got a start with making clamps
for the lids of egg crates and a
crib-dryer for corn. They kept
their eyes open FOR opportunities
to improve devices, particularly
things useful to farmers and food
handlers. From one idea they
went on to another.
They are now manufacturing
efficient grain driers. grain stor-
age bins. moisture testers, steel
mesh corn cribs, ventilators.
gear boxes and power steering
'mechanisms for tractors.
Evening star., 1955-08-02
Work Is Started
On ll-MiIe Pipeline

The Washington Gas Light
Co. today began work on an IL
mile, 50 million pipeline to run
from its Chillum pumping and
storage station to the east
station at Twelfth and NJ
streets Sc.
The construction was au-
thorized yesterday by the Fed
eral Power Commission. 1t will
have a 24-inch diameter.
The pipeline. which will be
extended across the Anacostia
River, will improve service in
Maryland and the District and
especially In the rapidly growing
area southeast of the city, ac-
cording to Oscar Berry, general
counsel of the company.
Evening star., 1955-08-02
BY TOM WHITNEY
Associated Press Stan Writer

YANKTON, S. Oak, Aug. a.
The visiting Soviet farm dele
gates set out from here this
morning on four-day tour of
South Dakota farms and asso-
ciated institutions.
Their journey takes them from
Yankton to Mitchell, from there
Ito Huron or Redfield, then to
Ia series of several farms sched-
|uled as tentative stops. Tonight
they are scheduled to arrive in
Aberdeen.
The Russians will spend two
days in and about Aberdeen and
two nights at the Alonzo Ward
Hotel there.
On Thursday they plan to tour
from Aberdeen to Brookings,
stopping en- route at Watertown
and Clear Lake.
To See Research Projects
On Friday they will tour ex-
pertinent station research prof.
Iects at South Dakota State Col
Ilege and then proceed on that
might to Worthington, MINI.
From there they will 60 to Min
lneapolis.
The Soviet tour has developed
into a sort of a marathon race
in which so much distance is
being covered by the delegates
and so many visits to farms and
the like are being made that it
seems possible they have no great
value for the Russians who say
they want to learn about Ameri-
can farming.
In their exit from Nebraska
yesterday the Soviet farm chiefs
travelled by bus about 225 miles.
They paid a visit to the Univer-
Isity of Nebraska tractor experi-
ment station: had coffee at the
university; luncheon at Colum-
bus with the Agricultural Com
mittee of the Chamber of Com
merce; visited a corn farm ir-
rigated with a self-propelled
Evening star., 1955-08-02
Red Aim Told
In A-SpyCas

A former Communist for the
IFBI said today that Red propa-
ganda activity in connection
with the executed atomic spies,
Julius and Ethel Rosenber. was
designed as Smoke screen for
the antisemitic pogroms" which
took place in the Soviet Union
a couple of years ago.
Testifying before the House
Committee on Un-American Ac-
Itivities, James w. Glatis of
Jamaica Plain, Mass, listed two
additional reasons the Com
munist Party established organ
Iizations like "The Committee to
Secure Clemency for the Rosen-
bergs"::
/. To obtain money for the
party.
2. To promote the idea that
the Rosenbergs were executed
because they were Jewish. there
by demonstrating there was
anti-semitism in the United
States.
Party Wasn't Concerned
81 can safely say from my own
experience that the Communist
Party didn't give a hoot about
the Rosenbergs," the witness
asserted.
Mr.. Glatis. 20, joined the Com
munist Party at the behest Of
the FBI in 1949 and dropped
out early in 1854 just before
appearing before the Subversive
Activities Control Board as a
witness in the Labor Youth
League case
Chairman Walter, in an OPEN
ing statement, said the purpose
of the hearings was to investi-
gate the extent of Communist
Party control or influence in
the establishment and operation
of such organizations as the
Rosenberg committees.
Linked With Party
Mr.. Glatis testified that he
knew Herman Tansky, whom he
identified as chairman Of the
Boston Committee to Seek
Clemency for the Rosenbergs"
and Sue Koritz. executive Sec
retary of the group, as members
of the Communist Party.
Mr.. Tansky took the stand at
the conclusion of Mr.. Glatis'
testimony and declined on the
grounds of possible self-incrim-
ination to answer questions con-
cerning his alleged Communist
activity and about the Rosen-
berg committee.
Evening star., 1955-08-02

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Them Thor BiIIfoIds
N

ALBUQUERQUE, N. Mex. (P).
Charlie Hickerson wondered
for a while If he shouldn't stay
in albuquerque to prospect for
billfolds. Hickerson. a part-time
'prospector, found a billfold at
the YMCA. He returned 1t to a
fellow guest. Then he found an
other wallet in a hotel lobby.
He's written to the owner about
the find.
Evening star., 1955-08-02
Off
To Atom Farley
BY the Associated Press

Senator Anderson, Democrat,
of New Mexico says the first ac-
curate indication of progress
Russia is making in the peace
full uses of atomic energy pos
sibly may come at the interna-
tional atomic parley in Geneva
August $40.
Senator Anderson, chairman
of the Senate-House Atomic En-
ergy Committee. heads the dele
cation Of IL committee members
to the meeting, sponsored by the
United Nations. Most of them
left last night on a military air
transport plane. A few were to
follow in a few days.
Senator Anderson said he be-
lieved the meeting would be the
most significant international
parley yet held on atomic en-
ergy.
He said that from advance
briefings. he was confident the
American experts would make
a good showing. adding:
1T is highly important that
we do so, because we will be
in direct competition with the
Russians for the first time in
this field Of peaceful atomic en-
ergy which has an immense po-
|tential.
"All Of the other nations OF
the world will be watching to
see what the United States and
the Russians have to show"
Senator Anderson said these
committee members were to at
tend the conference besides him
self Senators Pastore, Demo-
crat of Rhode Island: Hicken-
looper. Republican of Iowa:
Bricker. Republican of Ohio. and
Representatives Durham, DEM
ocrat of North Carolina; Holi-
field. Democrat of California:
Price. Democrat of Illinois; DEM
sey, Democrat of New Mexico;
w. Sterling Cole. Republican of
New York: Hinshaw. Republican
of California; Van zandt. Re-
publican OF Pennsylvania. and
Patterson. Republican Of Con-
necticut.
The United States also is send
ing a team Of 800 experts to
Geneva, headed by Chairman
Lewis l.. Strauss of the Atomic
Energy Commission.