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further studies on the problem
yesterday. after conference at
tended by officials Of the Fine
Arts Commission, National Capt.
tai Planning Commission. Fed
eral Bureau of Public Roads and
city engineers
Gen Lane 8said9 he hoped
agreement could be reached in
the next few weeks so formal ap-
Iproval could be given to the
bridge plan at the. Planning
Commissions meeting next
month.
At their September meeting.
the planners agreed In principle
with a proposed bridge route,
and instructed It's own staf to
work with the city on details.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
New Mexico Leaders
To Ruck Stevenson

TAOS. N. Mex. Oct. ] R.-
stephen Mitchell. former ma
tioaal Democratic chairman.
says Gov. John simms and Sem
ator Anderson, Democrat Of New
Mexico, have assured him they
would support Adlai Stevenson
for the party's presidential nom-
nation.
Il had q conference with them
in Santa Fe.' Mr.. Mitchell. q
Chicago lawyer who maintains
e pArt-time home In Taos. said
last night. I'm on the move
looking for support for Steven
son"
Evening star., 1955-10-07
|sTOvE oYERLoo oKED
I'm NEAR-pERFEcT
|'HOUSECLEANING

r. =
CHICAGO tF. - Fast
working burglars cleaned out
O model six-roon1 ranch
home In suburban Prospect
Heights yesterday. emptying
it Of all its furnishings ex-
cept the kitchen stove.
Owners said the stove was
too big for the burglars to
handle. The furnishings In
the home. one Of 81 on dis
play in the annual Chicago
land home furnishings festi-
val, were valued ct 5000.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
Rusby Will Speok

Thomas J. Busby, former Rep
|resentative from Mississippi. will
address the National Genealo-
|gical Society tomorrow at 8 pm.
i'm the Mount Pleasant Library,
Sixteenth and Lamont streets
NV.
Evening star., 1955-10-07
What Ei,ergixes
the Water?

The Bendix- developed Energy
Disc! An amazing device that
sends energized water Surging
and bubbling through every
stitch of your clothes!
Evening star., 1955-10-07

ahead hand in the Bendix That powerful Niagara
wash without the
mechanical agtacn Here's washer that would satisfy
wife with It's thoougn Yet 1t handles fragile fes
though ypahzed with paying much for them What's
gears out whack And topping
colors!
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A WORD TO THE WISE

Iget it in Louisiana?--Mrs. E. O.
A. According to ancient Greek
and Roman religion. ambrosia
was an unidentified food which
made one immortal. In fact, the
word comes from the Greek am
brotos, immortal" The drink
of the gods was nectar, also a
word from the Greek nektar,
death overcoming"
In the Southern States, how
ever, ambrosia is a delicious des-
sert which is served especially at
Christmas and Thanksgiving
dinners and other special occa-
sions. This recipe makes IL
good-sized portions:
Crate one fresh coconut.
Add. two large cans of pine
apple, cut in small chunks, in
Guiding the Juice.
Add one dozen oranges. peeled
and cut into small pieces.
Mix together and sweeten to
taste.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate. Inc
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THE BERRYs
MUTT AND JEFF
~ MRS. FRANK COLBY

10. What is the origin of the
word truck" in such expressions
a. It'll have no truck with him?
III. M.
A. This particular truck has
no connection with vehicles. It
Is probably a corruption Of the
French troque, pronounced
trawk, meaning. barter, ex-
change. swapping" Hence, by
extension. dealing with a per-
son." Since Ito have no truck
with" Is a Southernism, it APP
pears to have originated among
the Louisiana French, and may
have been brought to America
by the Acadians.
Q..In describing a large Sum
day dinner, "a Southern friend
concludes, and for dessert
we had ambrosia. Of course. :"
Now I always thought ambrosia
was a mythical food eaten by
the Greek gods. How do they
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On the morning Of December 194 the Japanese made
surprise attack Pearl Harbor the American military base
Hawaii and brought this country into World War President
Franklin D. Roosevelt called it that viii live in nfamy
More than hundred japanese planes new from carriers
bombed barracks air fields naval vessels anchor About
900 American lives lostnd equipment destroyed
The Navy suffered the battleshp Arizona
sunk and others like the Oklahoma Nevada California
West Virginia severely damaged All told ships sunk
The Arizona Is memorial to the tragedy Pearl Harbor
Day observed December Arlington National Gene
terry
Here is picture for scrap
book Ccled in wreath the sinking exploding
ships The explosions mult-colored like fireworks The
soldier In front is blowing taps" on his bugle
atures)
TOMORROW: Making Money
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Answers TO Our Presidents
Woodrow Wilson, December
Y, 1920. (For j. Nd
delaware was the very first
State to ratify the Constitution
on December Z, 1887, more thar
Q year before Washington's in
auguration.
3-James K. Polk. message Of
December Z. 1847. (Thanks
E. T. P.).
Questions on Preceding Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-07

TOMORROW: Making Money
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-07
WORD GAME
Find % or more words in
CHIPMUNK.

CHIPMU NK,
meaning, "the ground squirrel"
Average Is 20; time limit. 20
minutes.
Rules OF the game--l. Words must be
OF four Or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition OF
used. g. Only one form OF q word is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer 10 TOxOLOGY
toll, tool toxic. oily. clio, otic, igloo.
coll. cyIx iosc ioS py lo oOGh r iS0 yos do
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gone anywhere without q young

gone anywhere without q young
baby.
First. I want to reassure
her that babies are excellent
travellers. The younger they
are the easier it is.
We use a small soft drink
box that fits behind the back
seat for the baby's milk. AS to
formula preparation on the
road, I use a cheap type steri-
lizer and the terminal method
of sterilization. We carried a
small hotplate, but it is better
to inquire of each hotel and
motel before using it, because
often their electrical system
will not accommodate the hot
plate and ! have always found
them very cooperative in let
ting me use their kitchen
stoves to sterilize the formula.
Any quart container can be
used to make the formula. I
put up cereal in a 4-ounce bot
tie with the formula already
added, then when needed. just
warm 1t in the bottle warmer.
I have tried all brands of
paper diapers and have found
that the type that has the lit
tie net holder, where the paper
diapers are inserted are the
most satisfactory. I keep a
small jar Of soap in the glove
compartment and whenever
we made a gasoline stop or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
READERS CLEARING
HOUSE

ing as well as pulp). put in
with blossoms, add sugar, then
pour 4 quarts boiling water
over all and let cool until luke
warm. Put in "a yeast cake
dissolved in water, then stir all
and let stand for "a hours.
Then squeeze through bag and
put In jugs or bottles, but do
not put corks in until 1t is all
through fermenting.
2. Four quarts blossoms, 4
quarts boiling water. l cake
yeast..3 pounds sugar, 3 diced
oranges, 8 diced lemons. Select
fresh flowers. being careful
that all stems have been re-
moved. Pour boiling water
over flowers and let stand 8
days. Strain, add remaining
ingredients and let stand 3
weeks until fermented. Strain,
bottle and seal. Makes 8 pints.
OF course ! washed the bios
SONS well before adding the
other ingredients. After strain
ing Of the flowers I put the
concoction in 1-gallon mayon-
naise Jars for the fermenting
process-that Is for the second
recipe above. The first one
being just liquid after "a
hours. 7 put into bottles-not
corked-to finish the ferment-
ing process.
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Max FACTORS new discovery,
the SECRET Key,
throws open the barrier
in your skin
that's been holding back
your creams and lotions!

For several years. we at Max
Faetor have been searching for the
answers to eertain questions:
"Why do women with dry skin
problems never seem TO get the
help they long for, even from the
ssaaeS A~s<nnes~A eranv.e9n
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for the dry skin, the oily skin, the
disturbed skin and the normal skin
that could follow right behind the
Secret Key and help the skin to
help itself. We believe these prod
ucts are the finest to come out Of
any laboratory.
Suddenly, you will begin TO
notice q real improvement!
Laboratory tests have proved that
the use of Secret Key before these
new corrective creams and lotions
made them completely effective, be-
cause there was no longer barrier
Of abnormal chemical composition
through which they had to fight.
Secret Key then, was the key we
had been searching for for years.
Today, ! am happy to be able to
place these new products in your
hands = and to bring you the Secret
Key that can open the way to the
skin beauty you have longed for.
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THE SUNDAY STAR DIS
Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, APRIL "a, 1855

single day whenever possible.
Have your girdles and bras
sieres fitted carefully and then
remember to tuck your hips
under and lift your ribs up to
make that beauty line from
waist to hips as long as pos
sible. You can do this when
ever you are standing.
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It Is all lost II you do not hold
yourself correctly.
New Phrase Coined
! am now going to coin q
new phrase. Let's call it "Jo-
sephine Lowman's beauty
hne"-that means the long
est possible distance between
the waist and the bust, &C
cording to your natural build.
One word of warning. Be-
fore you attempt this, pull
your hips under and hold them
that way. Otherwise you might
fall fiat on your back. If you
keep your hips tucked under
and then lift your rib cage to
make the distance between
the bust and the waist as long
as possible, you probably are
in an almost perfect posture
position.
Try it and practice it every
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stopped for meals I washed
the bottles and diaper covers
in the rest room.
I keep a little basket with a
change of clothes for the baby
so that in case of accidents it
isn't necessary to unload to
get at the suitcase. You can
replace the necessary articles
on stops at night.
L have another suggestion:
Start early and stop early so
there won't be any trouble in
finding a place to stay. for the
motels fill up fast during the
vacation season.
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Trovel With Body

Mrs. W. C. M, Anndnddle
This is my first contribution
to RICH, but I believe I can be
Of some help to the lady who
inquired about travelling to
California with a 3-month- old
baby. I feel I am some sort
Of an authority on the subject
as I am a service wife with
four children and have never
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
WHY GROW OLD?
Proper Posture Vital
oFiqure Beauty

because her bra straps are too
loose to lift the bosom. thus
the line from bust to waist is
shortened" they say.
I recently have written that
the longer the distance between
the bust and the natural waist
line the more beautiful the
figure is.
The way your brassiere sup
ports is an important factor,
but posture probably has a
greater impact than all other
factors. No matter how large
or small a bust you have or
what kind Of a bra you wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
By JOSEPHINE BOWMAN

Earlier in the week ! wrote
about the proper fitting of un-
dergarments and today ! have
more tips from the Corset and
Brassiere Association in addi-
ton to my own advice on
proper posture as it affects
your bust.
The Corset and Brassiere
Association urges women to
have & corsetiere show them
how to adjust the straps of
their braSsieres.
Many a short-waisted wom-
an looks more short-waisted
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"Why do 50 mony women
keep switching from one oily
skin treatment preparation
to anoiher?"
"Why do blaekheads and
blemishes still persist-even
when a woman follows the
sfrietesi corrective beauty
rovtine?"
We spent thousands of hours
In the Max Factor Laboratories
eea rchin0 for the answcrs IN those
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oecret key opens
the way for treat
ment creams and
lotions to do their
identifying work.
The discovery Of
the Secret Key, we
realized, opened up
com pletely new
possibilities for a
woman to bring out
all the natural love-
illness of her skin.
We proceeded to
develop four new
groups of correc-
tive creams and To-
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Dondelion Wine
H. R., Washington

SO @Sst W SSfesss9S0fS
Here are two recipes for dan
delion wine. ! tried both recipes
year before last and both were
good, but I neglected to mark
the bottles as to the recipe
used. However, I believe the
first one was clearer and more
sparkling. I am trying both
this year and will try to keep
a record. ! must say the con-
coction looks pretty awful be-
the flowers are strained of.
One wonders how anything
like that can be good.
/. Four quarts blossoms, 4
pounds sugar, l lemon. l Or
ange. u yeast cake. Cut up
orange and lemon Il use peel,
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Sew Costume?

MIS-. II. n. H., w. Hy0LtSD1tte
My 12-year-old daughter is
taking part in a music festival
at school in a few weeks and
is to wear a Colonial dress. I
do little sewing and do not
have a machine. Could some
Of you readers please help me?
How could I make a simple,
inexpensive costume which
probably would never be used
again? Would you advise
renting a costume? Where can
q pattern be purchased for this
type of costume? ] hope I can
get some quick advice, as ]
must start to work on 1t soon.
Thank you.
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Whui 10 Secret Key"7
The Secret Key % Q re-
markable new liquid prep
aration that opens up
your skin to accept needed
correction from the out
side. A skin that would
not respond to treatment
last week may suddenly
begin to bloom when the
Secret Key is used.
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puzzling questions. This search uncovered
a startling fact: there is a chemical barrier
in the skin that keeps creams and lotions
from getting in and going to work. This
barrier develops because the skin does not
have correct PHI" balance Ut is either too
acid or too alkaline). No wonder women
were Dreaming their skins faithfully night
after night, peering into their mirrors hope
fully day after day = and finding disap-
pointment. For few women have that proper
skin balance.
We unlock one Of Natures closely.
guarded seeretsl A way had to be dis
covered to break through this stubborn
barrier, so that creams and lotions could
bring relief to the parched or oil-clogged
skin cells underneath. A way had to be
found to return woman's skin to its proper
PHI balance. can no,0 reveal that our sci.
entists haze found a iOdy to do this success
fully : through the use Of remarkable
liquid preparation tce call the Secret Key.
The Secret Key returns the skin to the
acidity-alkalinity balance characteristic Of
ayoung, healthy skin. 1t brings back natu-
raj freshness and radiance that you cannot
Of Hyi,osss lsynaoos gsy Of JsyisRis
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How does u work.
By applying the Secret
Key you actually return
your skin to the acidity.
alkalinity balance Of
young, healthy skin. This
removes the natural bar.
rier that has been keeping
creams and lotions from
their beneficial work.
How Il u used?
To restore .he natural
radiance 10 your skin.
Secret Key may be used
alone after cleansing.
10 correct q dry skin,
use Secret Key with III
related dry skin creams,
Double : Depth Cleansing
Cream. Enriched Hormone
Cream. Active MoisturizeE
10 new-type moisturizes
that remains active all day
under make-up.)
To correct on oily skin,
use Secret Key with its
relased oily skin creannsi
Gentle Foam Cleanser.
Facial Pack, Vita-Night
Cream fuses Vitamins a
and D to absorb and gradu.'
ally correct excess oili.
nessD.
To correct O disturbed
skin, use Secret Key with
its related formulations
for disturbed skin; Gentle
Foam Cleanser and Clear.
Up tskin-tinted antisep.
tic lotion that coneeals and
helps correct unsightly
blemishes.)
To soften and smooth
o normal skin, use
Secret Key with it, related
skin creams; Double.
Depth Cleansing Cream
and velvety Night Cream.
The Arizona post., 1955-12-16
BBW Aid In
Seals Drive

Bnai Birth Women have
been aiding the Pima County
tuberculosis annual c hrl S t.
mas Seal Sale this year. A
group of volunteer S have
been helping at the assocla-
ton office folding and stuff
ing $4,000 envelopes with
stamps, sent recently to Tue
SonanS.
Among those who have been
helping are Mines. Beulah
Bart, Leah S. Miller, Max Lu-
kacs. Esther C. Samuels, Mar
tha Miller, Joseph Feldman,
Irving Kipnis, Stella Kaplan,
Rose Hirsch. Mrs. Bart was
mentioned for outstanding
work at a recent association
luncheon honoring longtime
workers. Mrs. Bart has put In
more than 200 hours this year
alone at the association office.
Bnai Birth Women will also
maintain the one Seal selling
booth in the downtown area,
the week of Dec. 19. Mrs. Max
Goodman, president, is in
charge.
Ninety-four per cent OF the
money collected remains IN
Arizona; most of that in Tue
SON. The balance is sent to the
national group for research IN
tuberculosis.
Drive chairman is ] u d &c
Robert Tullar. Active board
members are DR.. Mayer Hy-
man and Mrs. Henry Rubin
stein. Mrs. Rubinstein makes
regular visits to the County
Hospital, taking pa tlents
items to pass the time, as well
as holiday gifts.
The Arizona post., 1955-12-16
Arizona Post, Dec. 16, 1855
Pres..Eden
Plan Thoro
ME Review

LONDON (JTA) - When
Pre- sid e n Eisenhower and
Prime Minister Eden discuss
the Middle East situation in
Washington next month, it is
believed that they will have
before them detailed plans for
the establishment of a central
fund to aid the economic de-
velopment of M d die East
countries. Official sources say
that there is already agree
ment between the two cOun-
tries that more must be done
by the West if it is to combat
Soviet influence by economic
aid than has been the case in
the past.
The British Foreign Office
is concerned to settle, once
and for all, the question of a
joint military, political and
economic approach to the Mid
die East. While this has been
agreed on in the past, it is
said that public statements by
us. officials have tended to
dissipate the effectiveness of
Anglo-American solidarity on
Middle East questions. One
major step which is expected
here is formal American ad-
herence to the Bagdad pact in
the very near future. There
is little belief that this move
will be accompanied by any
formal extension of a security
guarantee to Israel.
The main points in the
Labor Parliament attack on
the governments policy is its
refusal to acknowledge the
need for Israel arms parity
and its refusal to extend to Is
rael a mutual defense treaty.
The Arizona post., 1955-12-16
Center Board
Appointments

With the establishment of
the Center as a separate and
autonomous unit, one of the
first official actions of the
president, Harry Bacal, was
the appointment of the var
ious committee chairmen to
serve until April 1856, the end
of the term and the date of
the annual meeting.
Mr.. Bacal heads up the per-
sonnel com m it tee. Other
ch arm e n are: day camp,
James Prudential; nursery
school, orris ShanhOuSe;
youth, Mrs. Joe Myerson;
armed services, Mrs. Maurice
Margo1is; cultural, Mrs.
Harry Gorodess; golden age,
Mrs. Aaron Levy; finance, 1.
H. Handmaker; physical edu-
cation, Morris S Rosenbaum;
membership, Abe c h a n n !;
crafts, Adolph Wright; house,
Harry Gorodess; bylaws, Will
liam Gordon; furnishings,
Morris Shanhouse; endoW-
ment, Shanhouse; hospitality,
Mrs. Warren Brock.
The Arizona post., 1955-12-16
YOUNG ISRAEL
MEMORIAL SERVICE

A special memorial service
will be held Jan. 8 in memory
of Mrs. Bella Lesser. A Tai
mud Torah room will be ded-
icated in her honor. Samuel
Lesser, her late husband, a
well-known philantrophlst, Is
now making his home here
with his brother and sister-ln-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. ] erom e
Chase, both prominent in the E
congregati n. A special
memorial program is bein g
prepared.
The Arizona post., 1955-12-16
Much Job Bios

CHICAGO (JTA) - More
than half of the colleges in
the Midwest have difficulty
finding jobs for students be-
cause of race, religion or ma
tional origin. This was reveal
ed in a seven-state survey of
college placement offices in
Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, Mich
igan, Minnesota, Ohio and
Wisconsin.
The Arizona post., 1955-12-16
Winter Visitor
Wins PIaudits
In ometoWn

Spending his second winter
season quietly in Tucson is
Abe Birenbaum of Philadel-
phia. Few people know the
magnitude of the contribution
he has made to Jewish life, an
influence having impact far
beyond the geographical area
of that eastern metropolis.
A few days after he arriv-
ed, a recent Sunday he listen
ed with his family and friends
to a telephone broadcast in
which he was the first recip-
lent of the B. L. Jacobs Award
presented by T1ar Zion Tenn
pie of Philadelphia, for "dem-
onstrated positive attitudes
for traditional, conservative
Judaism; who has been act
i've in Har Zion and commun-
al affairs; who has given of
himself, of time and energy
and funds and who has an act
i've interest in the congrega-
ton today and is always keep
ing tomorroW's needs in
mind"-.
Affiliated with the congre-
cation the past 20 years he is
the present vice-president. To
enumerate some of his activ-
tiles indicate the scope of in
terests of this modest, reticent
man. He is a member of the
Board of Overseers of the
Jewish Theological Seminary,
tre asurer of the A k i b a
Hebrew Academy of Philadel-
p h ia on the board of the
Jewish Family Service, of the
Jewish Allied Appeal; past
treasurer of the Philadelphia
ZOA, served on the national
ZOA committee and the ma
tional JNF.
Birenbaum is the founder
and president of Camp Ra-
nah in the Poconos. He pur-
chased the camp and t h r e e
years later turned it over to
the Jewish Theological Sem
mary. He is director of the
Ramah Commission.
His interest in business, the
manufacturer of one of the
leading fashionable women's
shoes in America continues.
With Mr.. and Mrs. Birenbaum
is their daughter, Mrs. Graub,
wife of DR.. Milton Graub and
their three children, also of
Philadelphia. They live on
Gale Glorietta.
Evening star., 1955-01-27

set up by viewers who want II
back,
Networks. believe it Or not,
do pay attention to the viewers
il enough of these make their
desires known forcefuIly enough.
The most notable recent case was
that Of ''I.ife With Father, I.
which CBS-TV threatened To-
drop. then installed III 4 new
time period when the folks at
home set up 9 voluable protest.
The same thing might happen
In the case Of Ethel and Albert. Z
The man to whom you should
address your views Is Sylvester L.
Weaver. ir.. president Of NBC.
His business address is so Rocke-
feller Plaza, New York 20, N. II.
You'll have to remember, Of
course. that the customers made
quite fuss when NBC-Tv
dropped The Marriage and
that, In spite of some rilnors.
hasn't reappeared.
The next cancellation, Incl
dentally. which is likely to have
viewers snarling at their televi-
sion sets, their teIevision colum-
nists and the networks Is set for
March az That's the date set
for the end Of Father Knows
Best on CBS-Tv on Sunday
nights. As situation comedies
90. this Is above the average,