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Evening star., 1955-06-07
Add u Cool Touch
To Summer Meals
Chop Suey Salad

l cup ripe olives.
/ medium sized green pepper.
4 cups finely shredded cabbage.
/ cup cooked or canned bean
sprouts.
/ (6-ounce) can water chest
nuts.
/ cup sliVered cooked chicken.
y cup sliced green onions.
"a cup coarsely cut celery.
Chinese Dressing:
2 tablespoons salad oil.
tablespoon lemon juice.
l to 2 teaspoons salt.
2 teaspoons soy sauce.
"a cup mayonnaise c. salad
dressing.
Cut olives in large pieces.
reserving 3 or 4 for garnish.
Cut green pepper in slivers,
removing seeds and MEM
branes. Combine all ingre-
dents, tossing lightly with
Chinese dressing, or add l to
2 teaspoons soy sauce to
favorite salad dressing or
French dressing.
Dressing: Blend all ingre-
dents well.
Raspberry Torte
/ pound marshmallows
112 cups milk
l q pound, package frozen
raspberries, thawed
y cup finely chopped pecans
u pint whipping cream,
whipped
Ia cups graham cracker d,
crumbs
"a cup melted butter
"a cup confectioners' sugar
Heat marshmallows and
milk in a large saucepan until
smooth. Remove from heat and
cool. Combine graham cracker
crumbs, melted butter and
confectioners' sugar for crust;
mix well. Line an 8 or 8 inch
spring form pan with the mix
ture. Chill. When marshmal-
low mixture is cool, fold in
the raspberries, chopped nuts
and whipped cream. Pour into
pan and chill until set. When
ready to serve, unmold and
garnish with whipped cream,
if desired. Serves 10 to IL.
Evening star., 1955-06-07
WHY GROW OLD?
Conquer Small Fears
To Help Personality

to "act your age" and are
Therefore limited in the clothes
you wear, your interests and
activities and even your en-
thusiasm. Getting over fears
of this sort can be the most
fun of all! And remember,
what others think is not the
important thing. Behave to
suit yourself - not someone
else.
You Can Dance, Swim
Maybe you have given up
dancing because of some figure
fault. Maybe you would rather
get into a straightjacket than
a swim suit for the same rea-
son. Well, either lose your fig
ure faults or forget them and
go on and live!
In regard to swimming, with
some it's the fear, not the fig
ure fault. If one of your fears
is fear of water. conquer 1t
this summer. If you don't
know how to swim-learn. It's
as simple as that.
You can begin doing so by
dunking your head in a basin
of water before you 60 near
the pool or lake. No one can
drown III a bathroom basin.
Fill the bowl with water. Take
a deep breath and submerge
your face in the water. Then
slowly begin blowing bubbles
by letting the air escape
through your nostrils. Lift
your head.
Personality Change
One year, when teaching a
class in swimming which was
compose of middle-aged
women, I was amazed at the
change in personality which
learning to swim made. They
had overcome a fear of long
standing and they felt young
and looked younger for it.
Actually this changed their
approach to daily life.
Go after your small fears
first and you will be much
better equipped to conquer the
bigger ones.
If you would like to have my
leaf1et Learn to SWIM" send
a stamped, self-addressed en-
velope with your request for
my leaf1et No. % to Josephine
Lowman in care Of The Eve
ming Star.
Evening star., 1955-06-07
OFFICERS WIVES CLUBS
Quarterlnaster Corps
To Hold Picnic

All this takes place on
Thursday at 1890 in the COM
missioned officers mess. Ma
tional Naval Medical Center.
Program chairman for the
event will be Mrs. John E.
Nardini, assisted by Mrs. Jo-
seph NJ Hammer. Decorations
will be in the hands of Mrs.
Jefferson Davis. and Mrs. Har-
old H. Hill. Anyone eligible
who has not been contacted
may make reservations by call
ing Mrs. Robert Ware.
Navy Supply Corps
The final luncheon of the
season for the Navy Supply
Corps Officers Wives Club
will be held on Tuesday at
the Army Navy County Club.
beginning with a social hour
at noon.
Honor guests will be the
retiring members of the board.
Also at this meeting there will
be an election of officers for
Evening star., 1955-06-07
Hddqssuh Groups
Will Join Forces

The Silver Spring and Be-
thesda- Chevy Chase chapters
of Hadassah have merged to
form the Greater Montgomery
County Chapter of Hadassah
with four component neigh
borhood groups. Installation
for the county chapter will
take place tomorrow at the
Woodmont Country Club.
Mrs. Miriam Kroskin of Nor
folk, newly-elected president
of the seaboard region of
Hadassah, will be the guest
speaker and will conduct the
installation. Other regional Of
f1cers and presidents of neigh
boring chapters will be guests
of the chapter. Mrs. Stella
Werner of the Montgomery
County Council will also be a
guest.
The program will feature a
cantata Conceived in Lib
erty," by the Silver Spring
Choral Group under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Herbert Dalmat.
Mrs. Albert Preismann will
head the new chapter.
The four new group presi-
dents are Mrs. Murray FosS,
Bethesda Chevy Chase; Mrs.
Bernard Frank, Kensington-
Wheaton: Mrs. Daniel Banes,
Langley, and Mrs. Gary Leb-
bin. Silver Spring.
Proceeds of Wednesdays
luncheon will go toward the
purchase of bricks for the $40
million Hebrew university and
medical center, now under
construction in Israel.
Reservations may be made
with Mrs, Arnold Gould or
Mrs. Joseph Gichner.
Evening star., 1955-06-07
Soviet Women
Are Still
Bloomer Girls
BY EDDY GILMORE

GRAD Yugoslavia,
June Z (P.-One of the big
gest differences between Tito
communism and Khrushchev's
brand is reflected in state-pro-
duced panties for ladies.
In Russia, the first country
in modern times to nationalize
bloomers, they are long in the
leg, elastic at top and bottom
and coming in only two eolors
blue and purple.
But down here in the Slivo-
vitz country panties are on
sale in many styles, and in
colors as varied as the rain
bow.
From Split, on the Dalma-
tian coast. to Ljubljana, in
soft, rolling Slovenia, you see
them in stores in green, yell
low, pink, black and flesh
shades.
Such objects of feminine
understyling as girdles and
garter belts are as hard to
find in Red Russia as million
aire bankers, but down here
they're as common as plums.
Russian slips. which are
short, most always made OF
cotton and with no more styl-
ing than a stove pipe, are
plentiful. Because the Soviets
don't make nightgowns, slips
are often worn instead OF
gowns.
Lack of familiarity with
fiimsy nightgowns once led to
a major social blunder in the
USSR.
Three wives of generals,
whose husbands had liberated
an arrnful of nighties in Ber-
lin. wore them to a Red Army
reception thinking they were
evening dresses.
In all of Russia, which oc-
cupies one-sixth of the earth's
surface, there are few, if any,
factories manufacturing bath
ing suits.
In Yugoslavia girls can buy
them. Some are as dainty as
Evening star., 1955-06-07
BY VIOLET FAULKNER

When it's summertime, it
goes without saying crisp
salads and cool desserts come
into their own.
Appetites may wilt with the
weather, but there's a way to
give them a lift. Serve tempt
ing c o m b in tions of crisp
greens and vegetables with
julienne strips of meat added
to give main dish proportions.
Salad combinations are url-
limited and there's no set rule
to follow. Serving doesn't fit
into a rigid pattern either. Let
tuce cups may be used for in
dividual salads and arranged
on a huge serving platter.
Wooden bowls for separate
servings, or large bowl or
platter can be the salad server.
In place of lettuce. use endive,
SLlISOly VI "dGC1SlCoo.
A hearty salad such as our
chop suey salad today is prac-
tically a meal in itself. It's an
unusual combination of East
and West with its bean sprouts
and water chestnuts. celery
and green onions, and wedges,
of rich, meaty ripe olives. For
an attractive service, arrange
the ingredients in groups on
a large chop plate and pass
the soy sauce dressing sep
arately. Add poppy seed rolls.
tea and fortune cookies if you
would like to carry out an
entire Chinese theme.
Refrigerator Takes Over
Refrigerator desserts are
welcome any time but they
seem to take on added appeal
during the summer months,
For a dessert that is so
sumptuous, you'll be surprised
how little effort 1t takes to
make this pretty raspberry
torte.
A spring form pan is needed,
and If you don't have one, now
might be a good time to add
such pan to your kitchen
equipment. There are many
tories, refrigerator cheese
cakes and other desserts for
which 1t is required.
This recipe calls for frozen
raspberries but fresh berries
can be used since the season
for them is coming up. If so,
sweeten fresh raspberries to
taste before folding in. This
torte gives the illusion of be-
ing light dessert. But eau
tion, cut in small pieces! A
little goes a long. way.
Evening star., 1955-06-07
BY EVELYN NJ. DENT

The Quartermaster Associa-
ton and the Quartermaster
Womens' Club have combined
forces again this year and will
hold their annual picnic on
Saturday at the Cameron Sta
ton, Alexandria, Va.
The 10 am. to 4 O'Clock fete
is under the direction of Mrs.
Sanford Pool, Mrs. r. L. Lewis
and Mrs. Shelby Gillette.
In case Of rain the picnic
will be held on Sunday.
Navy Doctors Corps
The final meeting Of the sea-
son for the Navy Doctors
Wives Club, will be a unique
do it yourself" show with club
members participating. There
will be displays of ceramics,
upholstery, and other articles
made by members and a
special "sew it yourself" fash
ion show which will feature
gowns created by members.
Evening star., 1955-06-07

a delicate cloud in a high sum-
mer sky, but vastly smaller.
"You should see my bikini,"
said a zagreb actress. "A girl
friend mailed it to me in a
regular sized envelope"
When it comes to bras, how
ever, Russia comes out ahead.
This article of feminine un-
derwear is as common as sam
ovars and one of the really
cheap things in Soviet land,
costing less than a dollar.
An American visitor to Mos
cow once said, "The women of
this country either have the
best bras or the best chests
in the world"
Things haven't developed
that far in Yugoslavia.
Evening star., 1955-06-07
BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN

\
Yesterday I was discussing
the feeling of self respect and
release and even gaiety which
can result from conquering a
fear. This does not have to be
a big fear but can be a small,
seemingly unimportant one.
Many of the fears we cringe
in front of are really just little
worms in human experience SO
far as their Importance is con-
cerned. Leave the worms for
the birds!
This may sound far fetched
but in reality it is fundamen-
tai. I have learned this over
and over again in my classes
and when talking with pupils,
as well as from my own per-
sonal experience.
Avoid Groups?
Perhaps you have been
avoiding certain gatherings or
groups (maybe without realiz-
ing Why because one of your
feminine contemporaries has
her knife out for you-made
some unkind remark, or in
some way has attempted to be-
little you. Giving in to this is
for the birds, not you. Life is
far too exciting to allow your
self to be imposed on in such
silly ways. These feelings of
discomfort, I know, can be
quite real. All the more rea-
son to eliminate the annoy
ance.
Maybe you are afraid not
Evening star., 1955-06-07
Republican Women
MEETING Thursday

The Republican Club and
the Arlin ct on Republican
Women's Council will hold
their annual joint meeting on
Thursday at the Lyon Village
Community House. A turkey
and ham supper will be served
by the Council from 6 to 1880
o'clock.
Evening star., 1955-06-07

AT The Homestead

Mr.. and Mrs. Halbert Sloan.
sr., with their sons, Halbert, jr..
and Jonathan. are at The
Homestead in Hot Springs. Va.
Other Washington visitors are
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace g. Reed.
Mrs. William B. Poland and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. DeLimur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07

either q noun or verb. Say: Paul
is an antic; Paul's antics kept III
laughing all evening.
Distributed By McNausht synd., Inc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
A WORD TO THE WISE

porous. The people OF the South
ARE migrating westward. The
Northern delegates clashed with
the Southern.
Right: I like history. civics,
and Latin.
Right: I am taking History I.
Right: I went to that college
one year.
Right: I went to Texas Uni
lRersity for three years.
Seasons. unless used as the
first word of a sentence, or as a
part OF a proper name, should
not be capitalized.
Decatur: Can the word
"antic" be used as an adjective,
For example, can we say. paul
is antic"?-J. FIN.
A. Antic can be used as an ad-
jective; Shakespeare used 1t 60
in his dour comment. HE puts
an antic disposition on" Ordi-
Inarily. however. "antic" n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
New Heudmoster
BEGINS at Gonzudn

The Rev. Anthony I. McHale
began his term OF ONCE as head
master Of donzaga High School
yesterday.
A native Of Baltimore. the new
headrnaster attended Loyola
High School and Loyola College
In that city before entering
the Jesuit Order In 1899.
Father McHale, who holds q
bachelors degree in French liter
allure, and q graduate degree In
philosophy. has just returned to
the United States after iive years
of study in Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
BY MRS. FRANK COLBY
JULIET JONES
DUD DUDLEY


Reedley: For some time I have
wondered about the right way to
write the names Of the seasons
Is it correct to capitalize spring
summer. fall. autumn. WINTER
HI.
A. No; unless they are a part
Of a proper name. Woolley ano
SCOTS ruling is: Do not cap
italize seasons; geographical di-
rections. unless they designate
divisions Of the country; words
denoting family relationship, un.
less they are used with the name
Of q person, or as a substitute fol
It; studies, unless a particular
course is named; common nouns
like "high school. college, uni
versity," etc, unless they are
part Of a proper name.
Right: As we sailed north, we
saw Q ship going west.
Right: The West 70 pros
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
Queries to Inspect
|AF in Europe

Air Force Secretary Quarles
will leave Sunday on q To-day
inspection tour Of Air Force
European commands.
His itinerary will include bases
In Germany. France and Spain.
II viii be his flrst inspection trip
since he assumed of{ice August Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
ANSWERS
TO OUR PRESIDENTS

president r. D. Roosevelt
wrote this to Admiral Richare
E. Byrd. 20 years ago today, Sep
TENDER z. 1888.
2-The Constellation wal
launched at Baltimore on Sep.
TENDER z, 1907, during the I'D.
ADMINISTRATION Of President Johr
Adams.
3-The retrocession took plac,
September 7, 1846, while JameI
K. Polk was President.
Questions on Preceding Page. ;,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
Kick in Rheumatism

Farmer j. Van Heerden, ar
rested in Moorreesburg, South
Africa. for illegally possessing
l"Witblitz" brandy with q
"kick"), said he used 1t in his
bath--it helped his rheumatism.
Ho was fined sac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07

grams in Philadelphia. Baltimore
and the District.
Registration for the course,
being accepted in the Munsey
Building. is open to attorneys
land accountants in private prac-
tice. industry and government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-07
Courses to Be Given
lin Tex Problems

Basic and advanced courses In
tax problems viii be offered this
lfall by the Tax Practice Institute,
which win conduct identical pro-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-05-27
HUGE NEW DAM BEING
COMPLETED IN NEGEV
WITH u. S. AID

TEL AVN, (JTA) - A new
dam, $50 feet long, is nearing
completion at Mashabei Sadeh, in
the Southern Negev, David Fox,
director of the Israel Govern
ment's soil conservation depart
ment. The dam will be part of the
network of dams and reservoirs
designed to trap flood waters for
irrigation purposes, now being
constructed in that desert area.
The new dam is being built
with financial aid from the Uni
ted States Operations Mission in
Israel. It is estimated that the
areas water conservation project
will provide enough water to ir-
rigate an additional $4,000 acres
of Negev land.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-05-27
Polk Hodossoh Holds Annual installation

tiful silver dish by the Chapter,
after which she thanked her Off
GERS and members for a very sue
cessful year.
Mrs. Irwin Weinstein, President
of the Florida Regional HadasSah.
was called upon by Mrs. Jack
Pines, to install the new officers
Mrs. Weinstein compared each Of
flee to the players in symphony
orchestra, stressing the impor-
lance Of each office.
Officers installed ;. were: Mrs
Lester Wishnatski, Lakeland,
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-05-27

WINTER. HAVEN = The in
stallation dinner for the Polk
Hadassah Chapter was held at the
Park Restaurant last week.
The blue and white motif was
beautifully carried out at the
speakers table. Two lovely silver
candelabras were placed at either
end, and a blue and white floral
centerpiece was placed in the CEN
ter of white cloth embroidered
with large Star of David.
Mrs. Victor Blate, retiring presi-
dent, was presented with a beau
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-05-27
aHome of Beautiful Cypress Gardens"
Winter Haven, Florida

president; Mrs. Bernard Jacobson,
Winter Haven, 1st vice president;
Mrs. Pines, Winter Haven, End
vice president; Mrs. Ira Stone,
Lakeland, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. Alvin Goldberg, Lake
land, recording secretary and Mrs.
Alex Diner, Lakeland, treasurer.
During the dinner John Wells
presented several piano selections.
John Lopp, also of Winter Haven,
entertained the group with his
feats of magic.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-05-27
PRAYERS MARK
ANNIVERSARY OF FALL OF
.JERUSALEM'S OLD CITY

JERUSALEM, (JTA) = Special
prayers were offered last week on
the seventh anniversary of the
fall of the Old City of Jerusalem
to the Arab Legion. The services
were conducted atop Mt. Zion
from which could be seen the
ruined Jewish quarter of the Old
City and the deserted Wailing
Wall. Services were also held for
those who died in defense of the
city.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23

wolteE n. Wheeler
Consulting Engineer
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23

The elbow areas usually need
special attention while a sweater
Ia being washed. Massage" these
soil spots with wcll-soaped fingers,
Then go ahead with sudsing and
rlnsing the entire sweater.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23
CITIZENS, DO you KNOW THAT

Treaties entered those Present and Voting
q Of the handful OF Senators
make without the House Of Representa-
ves? This Court
Of the u s. which makes the s. Constitution
Likewise threaes Another Court
decision u
the Constitution internal want to
that the
chance the Constitution that will
these dangerous Bckr Amendment will do that
Why they
eide? Do we already have a dictatorship?
woIteF H. Wheeler
Consulting Engineer
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23
WoMAK's WORLD
Home Safety
Is Possible
With Precautions

A RE stsirWays well lighted.
"a equipped with hand rsilA2 DO
you light your match before you
turn the gas on for the oycn1 DO
you keep a box u baking soda on
the range with proper sire lid
for srnotberinR the flame II grease
should catch on fire.
All o. these are simple precau-
tons but they should be observed
10 insure safety from common
household accidents
Avoid Accidents
Furniture arrangements which
block the traffic lanes In the home
are q serious hazard because they
cause tripping which can be Sc.
rious This Is especially true II
people pass through rooms during
the night without turning on light
Adequate storage can prevent
many falls and stumblcs among all
age groups Children tripping over
their toys ~ common but II can
be serious at times II they cut
themselves on sharp edge or
corner 81 furniture,
Stumbling over toys takes an
annual toll among grandparents
every year since falls 20 Oldsters
are more serious There should be
toy chests or other means handy
wherever children play 10 keep
the toys under control
Brooms. mops, vacuum clean
ers and other equipment should
also be properly clOseted and
stored 10 prevent some Of the
major accidents n they are hung
In q rack or closet Of their own
they can be kept neat and out-of
the.way
Anchor Throw Rugs
Scatter or throw rugs take = big
toll IN accidents in the home every
year and these are really needless
In every instance The rugs can be
anchored "a prevent slipping by
several different means
NUn-siippInR materials can be
brushed under rugs which are
small in size and apt 20 slip There
are also various rubh"rizcd back
inga and MEETINGS available
For lack Of something profcs.
slunal, and a simple alternative.
any hOmcmakrr can sew fruit Jar
rubber rings 10 the corners and
backs Of rugs which tend 10 slip.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23
WORLDWIDE NEWS AT A GLANCE


ave Seeks ovord nfegra,IOn In Southern staiss
the National Guard
In by ngehart Of Baltimore chairman
OF AVCS veteran and armed commission and Kenneth Brk
head. the groups secretary, the ave said;
Such action wod strike blow for democracy and honor those
who their nation"
ksnsVeky Judge UphoIds Infssruson In Schools
Louisville Ky(AhT-Fcicral District Judge Mac swinfod
admitted to white schools in Adar
County later than Feb
Indignation In the state Judge Swim
county comply with the Supreme Court
earliest practicable date"
The suit filed in September by the MACE
Col Jones To pIay In EosiwsS' Came In Frisco
university the top players taking part in the
san FAneiScoS Kezar sta
the National BroadaStng Co. has announc
game sponsored the chry"ler Corporation viii be
teeysd by NBc starting at 445 the
history u the classic.
Oak Ridge Team leaves Negro Players On Bench
TenntANf)Ths basketball OF the integral
do without the services Of It's two Negro stars In this
Lawrence Graham a game
ganst High principal Of Norris James
Newman objected to the Negro players
indian Minister Scores Bios
Dayton Ohio ANPJ-The Row NJ A. Thomas clergyman from
take American democracy American
Christianity racial segregation In this country
speaking the Foreign Mission Division Of
Christ the UsA said his mind
aggregated church in
Atlanta
Negroes, he said, ~ impossible for mo to worship
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-12-23

The Greeks had a word for IT,:
'phthisis." It's been called con-
sumption, the wasting disease, the
white plague. Today it's called
tuberculosis.
Papago Indian news., 1955-02-01

Burdette Eora.go, son Of Bill Norago is
the first Indian boy to. make headlines
in Ajo for Ajo High School teams. -.
Most Of the: Papaqo boys go~to the school
home; games to see: and cheer for. their NJ
Irdi an. eager.
Burdette has been high point man against
some Of Ajo's hard fought games With
. class. "A schools. He is good ball
hand1er, fast on his foot work, and
sharp shooter g S we'll a S, a good rebounds
man. We. sure like to see this boy make
all-state team, which there is excellent
chance Of doing SO. He is a,>Rood all
around basketball performer, !, and his
picture has appeared in the Phoenix
Republic several times.