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Evening star., 1955-07-17
down With THE WEATHER!
by Mai lettering

This film star brings q tip
from Sweden for improving
conversation in America:
Don't talk about the weather
n HAVE been in the United States twice
Il now, and have become fairly well
acquainted with Americans and their social
habits. find Americans interesting, we'll
informed, good-humored and converse
tionally adept = except for just one thing!
Americans can't seem to begin con-
versation without bringing up the weather.
The weather is bad, it was terrible this
morning but it's clearing up now, it's cold,
it's hot, it's raining, showing, sleeting. Or
it's humid.
ONCE the weather is out of the way, every
one is overflowing with ideas, wit and small
talk, but always there is that opening ritual
to be gotten through.
All this weather talk is particularly notice
able to me, because come from Sweden.
In Sweden. you see, we have an unbreak-
Evening star., 1955-07-17

ABOUT THE COVER. Many Americans who visit Spain
put Segoxia, Madrid, high their tmust'' list
of the AIcazar 18th CASTLE
Built high tongue Of rock where two rivers join,
the Acazar has special interest for Americans.
there that Isabella J. patron of Columbus crowned
Evening star., 1955-07-17
DenfUre Weurer's
Dreul,i Come True
}:'7 :}sl5 none back

Even after hot coffee, new cream
Staze keeps dentures tight" up
to 80eo longer than powders-just
think, mp to So1o lOnger!i
o This was proved by a famous
research institute with tests on
actual denture wearers who had
been using old type powder ad-
hesives. These folks said the new
Staze was a stdenture wearer's
dream come true"-so will you.
Staze at yoHr druGgisPs 10 ResO
imprOUed SfGze. Get q tube fOdav.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

R-40H) MoAssa Steve
with four plostic push
buttons thot octuolIy
operote. Complete with
6 cooking utensils: doors
reoIly open ----l.9e
Evening star., 1955-11-27

R-4SGD Medssa Siak.
Swivel : type foueet oc-
tuolly sfoTts ond stops
runnino voter from reser-
voir in reor. Hinged door.
basin with stopper. I.9S
Evening star., 1955-11-27
PIlsbszrY
Cake Mi,g Set
2ss

tR-4SP) Junior cooks love
to have teo porties, and with
this coke set. they con. Es-
sentiols for 9 cokes, includ-
ing frostinos. decorations.
cosy cookbook and utensils.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Laundry Set
lust Like Mothers

tR-4SA) No more woshdoy blues for
little women with this Wolverine set.
Aoitotor-style woshino mochine with
odiustoble wrinoer. clothes bosket.
dryer, Ironing board. Sofe VI = GA
approved iron --
Complete
AVAILABLE SEPARATElY
(R-@SB) Wsshins MseAiae 2.29
tR-+ScI Msssl Ironiao Bosrd. l.9S
tR-48Dl Electric IFea 100
tR-40El lreaias BesFd Ped cad
SOVeS ~ ----------- --oSe
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Kisrhsn Appliances
Fer Ysung HOUSEWIVES

,R~Ase) Wolverine aids fo'
the Young housekeeper ore per
teet replicos Of molof opp"-
onees. Modern sink. big "'e'o'
stove ond r~o-door refr'oe'0'o'
lets her cook rnony on - Q0
csmvasss Sea
Evening star., 1955-11-27

L0nsbETgh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fifth Floor
Langley Park. MarylGHd Lower Lepel
Arizona sun., 1955-10-14
With
Geneva Cobbs
While Jone Washington is Awoy)

dinner. Business followed at Mrs.
Barnes home. Mrs. Ethel Williams
was appointed secretary to replace
Mrs. Estelle Ward who has taken
leave of absence. Mrs. Ila Hicks
won novelty potholders during the
social hour which followed and
also Mrs. Barnes was surprised
with a shower. for her new baby
Tony Jeon.
MERRY MIXERS
The Merry Mixers have done it
again More than two hundred
guests crowded the beautifully
decorated Prince Hall, Saturday
night to enjoy the hospitality of
the Merry Mixers Club and dance
to the music of the Blue Notes.
ROSETTES
The. Rosettes met last Sunday
evening at the home of Mrs. Jesse
Toler on West Sonora. Following
business, Mrs. Althedia Benton was
given a belated birthday gift by
the group, afterwhich Mrs. Toler
served baked ham, potatoes, salad,
hot rolls and punch.
Mrs. Addie Fryer will host the
Arizona sun., 1955-10-14
Daughters Of Isis
Hold Regular Meeting

The Moslem Court No. 116, Dau-
ghters of Isis met at Prince Hall
Masonic Temple Wednesday night,
October 3, with Mrs. Lillian White,
Illustrious COMMANDERS presiding.
The report of the first aid COM
mittee on plans for their "Tacky
Party" to be given in November
was adopted by the Court. The
presentation of pins to Past Com
mandresses was also approved, and
the pins were ordered.
Refreshments provided by the
Illustrious COMMANDERS wer e
served at the conclusion of the bus
mess of the evening.
Hattie M. Scott, reporter
Arizona sun., 1955-10-14
Jottings On Your
SOCIAL and CLUB AFFAIRS
Coll your into the office before
Wednesday S PM - Phone Al 3-3o82
Eastern Stur Meet

Maricopa Chapter No. l, Order
of Eastern Star met in state meet
ing at Prince Hall Masonic Temple,
Monday evening. With Mary Lou
Harvey, Worthy Matron presiding.
Plans were made for a Christmas
party at a rest home to be desig-
mated later.
The petition for membership by
Mrs. Elzora Stanton was accepted.
Comforting of the Amaranth de-
gree is scheduled for the meeting
of October "a.
Hattie NJ. Scott, reporter
Arizona sun., 1955-10-14
TOPHATTERS

Following a new order of busi-
ness, Mrs. Ollie Mae Christopher
served a delicious dinner to mem
bers of the Tophatters before going
into the brief business, last week
at the regular meeting. This was
followed by social hour of games
with Mrs. Vivian Simms winning a
set of Mexican baking ware.
The October II meeting was
hosted by Mrs. Jean Barnes who
took the girls to Chula Vista Res
.aurant for a delicious Mexican
Arizona sun., 1955-10-14
DOING THE TOWN
With
Geneva Cobbs
Woshnq nisA

club. in their regular meeting, at
1907 West Sonora.
DESERT MASHIE GOLFERS
The Clubs tournament when
started last Monday, got off with a
bang. There were several OF the
golfers out as early as am. Scores
are posted at the Elk's Home.
The chairman of the Beauty
Contest says everything is going
.fine. Rehearsal will be Monday
night, October II, 9 pm. at the
Elk's Home.
Note: Jane Washington will be
back with you next week. have
truly enjoyed pinch-hitting and
your cooperation has been appre-
ciated. We will be happy to have
Jane back again. Goodbye-Geneva.
Arizona sun., 1955-10-14
Notes

Mrs. Jane Washington, writes
from Nashville, Tennessee, that
she was having a wonderful time
visiting relatives and friends. She
is expected home this weekend.
Mrs. Washington authors Doing
the Town.
Following major surgery in Me-
mortal Hospital, Mrs. Lois Mitchell
is convalescing at the home of
Mrs. Ollie Whitehead, 905 South
3rd Street. Mrs. Mitchell is improv-
ing rapidly and hopes to be out
again soon.
Arizona sun., 1955-10-14
Vouuettes PIun Purty

Plans for the Voguettes Hobo
party were competed in the regu-
lar meeting Tuesday night in the
home of Mrs. Rose Dishroom, 1925
East Washington st. The hostess
served a buffet dinner.
Mrs. 10 Ann Grimes, this re-
porter, will host the next meeting,
October 26.
Arizona sun., 1955-10-14

BandleaderS Chuck Higgins, left
and Lowell FulsOn, discuss Hig-
gins Forthcoming tour of Texas,
New Mexico, Colorado and the
middle-west. Higgins and his dy-
manic orchestra out of Los An
geles headline a terrific package
that include Young Jessie, blues
singer deluxe and the Voices, re
cOrding f@vOrites.
Arizona sun., 1955-10-14

Camille Howard, former Roy
Milton band vocalist and pianist,
opened as single at the Town
Tavern in Las Vegas. She is
booked for an indefinite engage
ment. Miss Howard resigned
from the Solid Senders aggrega-
ton after 12-year tenure.
Arizona sun., 1955-10-14
US0
Home Away From Home
CALENDAR OF EVENTS

CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Oct. IA, Fri. Dance at Luke AFB,
Bus at 7. Canasta Mite at USO.
Aldersgate Methodist Churc h
Oct. Is, Sat. Record Hop at USO
: 8-11.
! Oct. 16, Sun. Coffee Hour 1912.
Luke AFB Tour and Picnic to
Superstition. Mountains. Bus to
leave USO 11:3O am. Girls bring
your lunch.
st. Matthew's Sodality serving
refreshments.
Oct. II, Mon. New Dance Glass
starts at USO 80.
Oct. Is, Tue. Patio Dance at Will
liams AFB. Bus at 7. Game Night
at USO.
Faith Lutheran Church serving
refreshments.
Oct. 10, Wed. Square Dancing at
USO $40.
VFW Post 9400 Auxiliary serving
refreshments.
Oct. 20, Thurs. Horseback Riding
Group, leave USO at Z. Cards &
Games at USO.
B'nai Birth serving refreshments.
Arizona sun., 1955-10-14

Q. How can help remove some
cailuses from my hands?
A. Try cuticle remover on these,
allowing to remain several min
utes, then rinsing off and rubbing
dry with a rough towel. Repeat
this treatment, if necessary.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
A WORD TO THE WISE

invariably raises Cain. There
fore, say: HUR-i-cain.
incidentally, these dreaded and
destructive storms take their
name from the devil Hurakan,
the thunder and lightning god OF
the Quiche Indians, a once dom
inant people of Central America.
They believed that Hurakan
(hoo-rah-KAHN) sent the terri
flying storms as a sign of his
displeasure.
In the Northwest Pacific re-
gions the storms are called ty-
phoons, an English variation of
the Cantonese word tai-fung
great wind" The Japanese form
of the word is taifu.
The monsoon is not a storm.
1t is a strong periodic wind which
occurs in regions Of the Ino.an
Ocean and Southern Asia.
distributed by McNausht Syndicate. Inc }
Evening star., 1955-05-10
BY MRS. FRANK COLBY

The words "adherent" and "in-
herent" are often given the
sound of hair" in the second
syllable, as "ad-HAIR-unt, in
HAIR-unt." I believe that the
chair" sound is heard more fire.
quently in the South than else
where. In best American usage
however, the second syllable
rhymes with "ear. fear, hear
thus: ad-HEAR-unt, in-HEAR-
unit.
1t is remarkable how stubbornly
the INSTRUMENTATION "press-per-
AY-shun" for "perspiration'
hangs on in American speech
1t is caused by an unconscious
transposition of the letters in
the first syllable.
I strongly advise taking note
of this word in your speech. II
you find that you are accustomed
to saying "press-per-AY-shun,'
give yourself a stern little talking
to, and resolve to mend your
speech forthwith. The first syl-
liable is per" as in perhaps. Be
sure to say: PER-spi-RAY -shun
Let's take stock of our pro-
nunciation of the word hurricane
Do you say "HUR-i-k'n"? 1t is
better usage to rhyme the thiro
syllable with all other -ane
words. such as bane. Dane, lane
name, pane, etc.
A good way to remember the
long "a" sound In the third syl-
liable is to keep in mind that
whenever a hurricane strikes, Il
Evening star., 1955-05-10

Mr.. Abel made a Jump rebld
in spades in today's deal. valuing
his hand at five playing tricks
three in spades and two side
aces. Unfortunately his play was
not as accurate as his bidding.
The four of hearts was led and
his ace killed Mrs. Keen's king.
The contract appeared to offer
no problems; in fact the enemy
might be held to a heart winner
and the ace of diamonds.
Complacently. Mr.. Abel led
two rounds Of spades. ending in
his hand. He got a bad jolt
when Mrs. Fusty discarded a
small heart on the second spade.
Now. too late. he realized the
necessity of setting UP dummy's
diamond suit as parking place
for his two club losers.
He started on diamands but
Mrs. Fusty was good enough to
hold UP the ace until the third
round. After winning with that
card she led the eight of clubs
and Mr.. Abel won with the ace.
He went to dummy with trump
lead and returned a good dia-
mond, Mrs. Keen ruffed and he
overruffed. But he had to lose
two club tricks for down one.
He could have made the hand
by starting on the diamonds at
the second trick. Even if Mrs.
Fusty won the second diamond
and led another one for Mrs.
Keen to ruff, 10 tricks would still
be there. The defenders would
get only a diamond, a diamond
ruff and a heart trick.
If Mrs. Fusty waited for the
third diamond lead to take her
ace, she could quickly cash only
one other trick, a heart. Mr..
Abel could then win any lead,
cash the queen of spades and
lead a spade to dummy's king.
On a diamond return Mrs. Keen
would have no better play than
to ruff. Mr.. Abel could over
ruff and now another spade lead
to dummy's ace would clear the
suit. Dummy would still have a
good diamond on which a club
loser could be discarded.
tCopyright, 1855. General Features Corp)
Evening star., 1955-05-10
OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE M. CATUDAL

THE Secretary of Com
merce came to dinner at the
White House Is years ago to-
night and stayed 312 years,
during which time he was one
of the Presidents closest ad-
visers. Who?
2-In an address 40 years ago
today, a President who was often
called a visionary said: mo man
that does not see visions will
ever realize any high hope or
undertake any high enterprise. ."
Which President said this?
3-What happened to Jeffer-
son Davis at the end Of the
Civil War?
ANSWERS on next page.)
Evening star., 1955-05-10
WORD GAME

Find % or more words IN
BEDO,.
meaning, "whiteness, white It's
sue" Average is 20; time limit,
20 minutes.
Rules Of the game Words must be
Of folr or more letters. Words which
S Ss SUCH iU as ss bats " ears. f "o"iiSn are not Ct
used. 3 Only one form OF q word is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer 10 sACRIsTY
satyr, scRry. scar, scat, sist, stir, stay,
stray. stair. stray. star, airy, airy,
carts, cast. eist, city, Grass, cysk racy.
tray.
Evening star., 1955-05-10
CONTRACT
BRIDGE
BY EASLEY BLACKWOOD

When you make a minimum
suit response to your partners
opening bid and he gives you a
raise, you need five playing
tricks to make a Jump rebid at
your next turn.
North dealer.
EaSt-West vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. Champion)
AAK3
HJ6
HKQJ93
%1032
WEST EAST
(Mrs. Fusty) (Mrs. Keen)
At A8542
Q98432 9K75
0A87 o62
%865 %KQJ9
(Mr. AbeD
AQJ 1895
2Al0
c1054
&A74
The bidding:
North East South West
10 Pass IA Pass
"a Pass a. All pass
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-11-18
Shrinks HenlorrIloids
Without Surgery

Science finds healing substance that
relieves pain-Shrinks Hemorrhoids
For the first time science has found
q new healing substance with the as.
tonishing ability to shrink hemor.
rhoids and to relieve pain - without
surgery. In case after case, while
gently relieving pain, actual reduce
tion (shrinkage) took place. Most
amazing Of all : results were 30 thor.
Ough that sufferers made astonishing
be 2 problem!" The : secret is 2 new
,, healing s substance (sso-Dyns s.9..a -dis.
institute. This substance is now avail.
able in sMpp0sitOrV or ointment form
called Preparation H.s At all drug
eounters-mOney hack guarantee. 90
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-11-18

which had to turn away 800 spec
tators, it did something for all
Jews to have the meeting called
to order by an organization which
called itself Jewish Women" :.
The word "Jewish" is one
which has been banded around
for many years Perhaps the
verb should be burned It
has brought funeral pyres to our
martyrs, and yellow badges for
the Jewish masses It has
brought fires for our letters and
our law and cremation for hap
less millions But while fire
brings destruction, it also brings
light It is for those of us who
bear the name Jewish" to hold
it high as a beacon for all that is
good
Unfortunately, for many years
social and economic Illustration
has led to what we know as a
Jewish inferiority complex" but
new generation is growing up
which has created a fine social
outlet in its own ranks, and who
know little of economic difficult
ties They make wonderful
fighters against anti-semitism be-
cause they have erased the stigma
of Jewish" from their own
minds, and unknowingly they are
creating a fashion in respect to
the thinking directed toward
themselves
1t cannot be denied that great
deal remains to be done in Jewish
self-evaluation There Israel
takes the lead However, it
must be admitted that new
generation of American Jews is
accepting leadership in securing
the role of "Jews" in the affairs
of our country and our commu-
nifty
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-11-18

ion, and that fashion is set by
anyone who takes the lead ;.
Consider the matter of women's
figures: slim, flat-chested women
were set in vogue by Carlo !. /.
Then the same slim, flat-chested
sister had to do a quick change
when Jane Russell, curves ct al,
barged in with a new line for
milady's body That milady
was able to convert has always
been an amazing thing to me
Perhaps she hasn't changed at
all She just thinks she has
been re-modeled It is strictly
the business of mind over matter
I believe that to a great
extent this is also true of pre-
judice
In the last few years, since the
Jews have taken it upon them
selves to create successful cul-
tural ventures which can only be
lauded, anti-semitism has begun
to look lame There can be no
doubt that the creation of the
state of Israel had something to
do with it, too But l maintain
that such events as the Council
of Jewish Women sponsored here
last week, also is pertinent to the
decline of anti-semitism I feel
that at a meeting of over 800 men
and women and school children
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-11-18
CANADIAN WHEAT TO BE
SHIPPED TO ISRAEL

MONTREAL, - (JTA) - Ar
rangements have been completed
for further shipment of 10000
long tons Of Canadian wheat to be
shipped from the port of Van
couver on the Pacific Coast, as
part Of the transactions Of the
Canada-Israel Corporation. This
will bring to $6,O00,0OO the vol
ume of purchases financed by the
corporation headed by the Cana
dian philanthropist Samuel Bronf-
man, during the past four years.
The company was established
by the Canadian Jewish Congress
and the Zionist Organization to
stimulate trade between Canada
and Israel. One of its recent
achievements has been the pro-
curing of Canadian Government
credit to finance these
export transactions. Within recent
weeks a further credit arrange
ment for $2,8O0,0O0 has been made
on more liberal terms than before.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-11-18

Chapter of the National Council
Of Jewish Women at which Flor
da's two senators, Smathers and
Holland, both spoke and were in
PRODUCED by the Governor
The affair was beautifully plan
ned and timed, and the women
who worked on it (Susan Schaul.
Natalie Bloom, Lucille Mack,
Jerry Turbow and others) deserve
great deal of credit for a job
well done The publicity sur
rounding the event, TV, news
paper editorials, etc., was handled
in mastery manner There is
no doubt that the ladies perform
ed a service for their community
+. But they did something else
They performed a service for
their co-religionists -.
have always felt that pre-
judice is largely a matter Of fash
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1955-11-18
Musings.
BY Ethel Teddy" Mescovitz

Perhaps itisn't considered "good news
paper" to wait several weeks after an
event to comment on it, yet l labor on
the assumption that what is good or bad
about an occurrence is the significance of
the thing, and not the statement that
such and such' took place on "such and
SUCH date -. The bare facts can often
becloud situation, while the conse-
quence may well be more interesting
than the subject -.
Which is lead for a bit of musings
on the "All-American" round-table dis
cussion chaired by the Jacksonville
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-08
ingalls, Not Offered
Post Yet, He Saws

NEW YORK. Aug. 8 Dr.
David S. ingalls,. president and
publisher Of the Cincinnati
Times-Star, said today "as far
as I know there is nothing to"
reports he is being considered as
a possible successor to Air Sec
Rotary Harold Talbot.
Mr.. Talbot has resigned, eff
fective August Is.
Mr.. ingalls, and his wife ar
rived at Idlewild Airport from
Lisbon after a motor trip of three
weeks in Europe. He said he
first was asked about the reports
in Lisbon.
Asked If he would accept the
post Mr.. ingalls, replied:
IT haven't any idea. There is
no indication that it is being
offered to me. AS far as know,
there is nothing to it."
Mr.. ingalls, said he had re-
ceived mo word" from President
Eisenhower about the rumored
appointment and had no plans
to go to Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-08

GETTYSBURG, Pa, Aug. I
R. ~ President Eisenhower
working at his Gettysburg farm
home on bills passed at the re-
cent session Of Congress. says ne
expects to leave next Sunday fol
a Colorado vacation.
Mr.. Eisenhower yesterday made
known his plans for the start Of
the vacation. tentatively set ear
lier for August IA or IS. After
attending services at the Gettys-
burg Presbyterian Church, he
told a church official he Wouldn't
be able to attend services next
Sunday because he planned to
leave for Denver that day.
More bills were flown to Gettys-
burg during the week end for the
Presidents consideration. He
planned to work on these today
Several hundred bills await Presi-
dental action.
At church yesterday the Presi-
dent heard the minister assert
that people today ARE commit
ting their lives in a real way to
Jesus Christ"
Mrs. Eisenhower did not at
tend. She remained on the farm.
Maj. Walter Tkach, assistant
White House physician, accom-
panied the President, evidently
as company rather than as a
physician.
In 90-plus temperatures, the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-08
Round-WorId SuiIor
Found Starving in SIoop

HAMILTON, Bermuda. Aug. 8
up IAN Argentine. attempting a
solo passags around the world in
his 21-fooV sloop. has been picked
up OIL the verge of starv. ation
four niles of Be.muda's north
west coast.
The lone voyager. Vito Dumas,
SIS. of Buenos Aires, said he had
been at sea for l03 days and for
the last 10 had gone without food
or water
Mr.. Dumas was rescuded Sat-
urday by fishing guide Milton
Pitmar. who spotted the sloop
veering near Bermuda's danger
Gus ring of reefs while cruising
the vicidity in his motor launch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-08
CAPT. TOWNSEND IS RUNNER-UP
WITH HORSES, FIRST WITH LADIES.

FRANKFURT, Germany [E9.-With fashionahly dressed
cheering him from the rail- Group Capt Peter
send often linked with Britains Princess Margaret
mantle speculation finished second in for interna
tional amateur horsemen yesterday.
After Capt Townsend applied the whip to his mount
Gunther in the home stretch feminine admirers forgot their
reserve They capped and screamed with delight
The 2000-meter by Baron r. der
Lancken Bengal but that made difference to the
ladies.
But he's thin and serious" said attractive Ger
man blond Capt. Townsend climbed of his mount in
the paddock
"Yes but he is so handsome" replied her companion
The apparently attracted women to the track
than other of this other Frankfurt bill
boards had advertised Townsend rides"
Women everywhere. Young and old, accompanied
unaccompaned Some left the track Immediately after
Capt. Townsend rode.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-08

he has made steady improve
ment."
The Senate Democratic leader
plans to remain here for several
more weeks Of 1est before leav-
ing for Texas. He suffered a
heart attack while visiting a
friend in Virginia July 2.
An aide said the Senator was
feeling very we'll"
Neighbors gathered on the
lawn Of the Texans home to
welcome him. He was greeted,
too, by his pet dog. Little Beagle
Johnson"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-08
Senator Johnson
Is RESTING at Home

Senator Lyndon B. johnson OF
Texas is resting at his home here
today after being discharged
from the Bethesda Naval Hos
|pital, where he had been a pa
tient for more than a month.
The final hospital bulletin yes
|terday said;
During the last month there
have ben no complications and