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strated how you may rinse
away externally caused black
heads, whiteheads and dry up
adolescent pimply skin erup-
tions.
Before our very eyes the doctor
selected a 36-year.old woman with
typically oily skin. This woman had
blackheads around her nose, en-.
larged pores and whiteheads visible
to the naked eye. To this woman's
face the doctor applied a cream.
Within moments it frmed into
plastic.like mask. Next he sprin-
killed. her face with water, and handed
her an ordinary washcloth to rinse
the mask from her skin. To her
utter establishment, clinging to the
washcloth were not only grimy
streaks Of dirt but several black
heads which had marred her beauty
for years.
AS we stared at the washcloth in
disbelief, the doctors assistant
turned to us and said: "You have
just seen what looks like a miracle.
Yet, what has just been done for
this woman's skin, you can do at
home just as easily. But to under
stand how this formula acts to
help clear skin troubles you must
first knock out Of your head some
silly notions most people have
about their compilations"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03

early spring after the danger
OF frost is past. One plant
of winter savory will supply
a family of four with ample
seasoning supplies.
Harvesting of the savory
may be done in midsummer
when the plant begins to
flower. Cut the plant back
about 6 inches. The leaves
should be removed from the
stems and dried in an oven
200 degrees with the door open
until dry and crisp like corn
flakes.
Remember there is a crucial
time when herbs are ready
to be gathered. Just as the
flower buds are ready to bios
som out, the plants are richest
in oils.
The uses of savory are many.
Try adding a few leaves to
the water in which you boil
turnips, cabbage and brussel
sprouts. 1t will dispel of most
of the obnoxious odors given
off by these vegetables while
cooking.
For those of you who like
individuality in your seasoning
and think of foods as an adj
venture the following mixture
OF homegrown herbs will
prove to be particularly de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
The Truth About Cosmetics

Has it ever occurred to you that
you lavish more care on your face
than any other part of your body
...yet isn't that where you find the
most pimples. blackheads. blem-
ishes and enlarged pores? So what
do you do about it?
Nine out of 10 women simply
don't or won't understand that if
they have oily skins. blackheads,
pimples or enlarged pores, they
may not only have cosmetic prob
lem. but a medical problem as
well.
Now why is this so? Shocking as
it seems, if nature gave you either
a normal or oily skin, your face is
always dirty! Why. Because "a
hours day your face is always ex-
posed to SCOT, smoke, factory dirt,
car exhaust, coal dust. noxious
fumes and other germ-laden dirt
that pours into the air. 1t clings to
the natural oils Of your skin.
Your pores become choked and
clogged. Your natural oils are
stopped up and hardened into
blackheads or pimples. They try to
push out. forcing your pores to
open wider and wider. Once this
condition starts Especially during
adolescence, when glandular dis
turbances make your skin extra
oily the condition usually grows
worse and worse as you grow older.
And when this happens. Isn't it
obvious that it may become impos-
sible to correct unless you start to
change your complexion care i'm
mediately?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
IDEAS WITH HERBS
Winter and Summer Sqvory
Have Many Uses in Cooking

very fragrant annual with
woody stems. 1t has a ten
dency to fall over because the
stems are very weak, and for
that reason we cannot recon-
mend 1t as a particular pretty
plant for the garden. It's BASH
ful cousin, winter savory, be-
ing perennial. does not have
to be planted year after year.
We beg to disagree with those
who say summer savory has a
superior flavor to that of the
winter variety. From expert
ence we have found the winter
variety to be far superior in
flavor for culinary purposes
and it is an addition to any
garden. The flowers range in
color from pinkish white to
deep purple.
The cultivation Of winter
Savory is the same as other
herbs in that it likes a mod
erately poor soil and full sun.
The seeds may be Sown in
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Street Floor, Both Stores
24-HouF Phone Order Serviee-DI. 7-72oo
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lightful as a poultry seasoning,
or for soups. stews and gravies.
SavOry Beans
l package of frozen beans
tablespoon butter
tablespoon flour
teaspoon sugar
Salt to taste
l cup Boullion
teaspoon vinegar
l teaspoon minced fresh or
p dried savory
Cook beans as directed on
the package. Melt butter and
add flour. sugar, salt, stir I'M
til smooth. Gradually add the
boullion and vinegar and con-
tinue stirring until the mix
ture thickens. Add savory.
Pour over the cooked beans.
The piquant flavor of both
winter and summer savories
add individuality to the fol-
loving foods: Eggs, fish,
meats and poultry, salads.
sauces, soups and peas, string
beans. croquettes, vegetable
cocktails.
Herb Bouquets
70 cup each of dried savory,
parsley, thyme and basil
l bay leaf crumbled
"a cup of celery fakes
Mix well and pack in small
cheese cloth bags. Tie with
Continued on Page D-1S, Col.
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BY SYLVIA WILLIAMS

There are two forms of
Savory. One is an annual
called summer savory and the
other a perennial called winter
savory. Both are propagated
from seed. Summer savory
terminates very rapidly but
winter savory, like parsley. is
very slow to terminate. If
space is limited we suggest that
you omit the summer variety
and plant the winter variety.
1t is a very pretty evergreen
shrub that adds beauty to any
garden.
Savory. like many herbs, is
native to the Mediterranean
countries. The Romans and the
Greeks are credited with be-
ing the first to use the two
varieties of savory. The English
colonists are responsible for it
being in America today.
The summer variety is a
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Is This For Normal Skin, Too?

Certainly. Simply because this is
doctors formula doesn't mean
that you have to have "sick skin"
to use it. You may be woman past
80 who has never had a really seri-
Gus skin problem, but who suspects
that your skin is not as beautiful
and freshlooking as it could be-. :.
but your cosmetic creams can't
give it to you. In that case we
think you'll be thrilled by the sheer,
smooth, silken beauty that one or
two treatments can give you.
On the other hand If you have
an adolescent, broken-out skin; if
you are a man who is troubled BY
blemishes or "sandpaper skin"
and you are sensible enough not to
be ashamed to use a so-called
"womans treatment" in the pri-
vacy of your own home. or if you
are woman who has abused her
complexion with improper and in
adequate cosmetic preparations.
then this is vital.
We promise you dramatic i'm.
provement with your first 15-min-
ute home treatment. Your mirror
will show it to you, and we promise
you further rapid improvement for
the next IA days.
After IA days, you will discover
whether you have to keep using all
or part of the treatment every day.
once week, or once a month, de-
pending on how fast your complex
ion begins to clear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C..
q,

tive reading class members of
the English and Speech de-
partment of the University on
Wednesday at 1880 pm.
The meeting will be held in
Mary Graydon Hall on the
uptown campus and Mrs. Mary
Frances Patton is the professor
of the group. Luncheon will
be served at 1890.
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Do This For A Cleaner Skin

If you want to rid your face of
ugly blackheads. enlarged pores
and externally caused skin erup-
tons, these are the three things you
must do:
First you must soften the hard
ened dirt and oils that may have
accumulated in your pore open
ings! Second, you must remove
that dirt. but don't squeeze it out.
Squeezing only forces part of the
dirt deeper into your skim And
third, you must try to tighten your
skin with shrinking and antiseptic
agents, not only for beauty. but to
guard you against reinfection!
And unless you are prepared to do
all three things, it's likely you viii
go on wasting your time and your
money the rest of your life looking
for miracle cures"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
AU Womon's Guild
To Meet Wednesday,

The book review section of
The American University
Woman's Guild announces
that excerpts from Marc Con-
nelly's Green Pastures" will
be presented by the interpreta-
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3.99

Pretty os port dress with low neckIines
ond ribbon and lace trim, yet the fobrc is
eosy-core ond cont be beat for hot
weather Cotton makes it non-cIinqinq,
docron ond nylon give il silky look.
White. pink or blue Wotz gown, 32-38;
boby doll ?. is ond shorty gown, S, NJ, /.
Fobulous OF 800!
Northumberland Floor,
Washington; Street Floor, Arlington
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Whot Happens When You
Apply This Doctors
3-Woy Formula

First to prepare your skin for
treatment we are going to soften
and loosen the buried dirt ce-
mented into your pores. The scien-
tifc pore cleanser which is Part
One of this famous skin doctors
treatment is unlike any other
cleanser you have ever used in
your life, regardless of how much
you can afford to pay. And here is
how you can prove it on your skin.
Apply the doctors scientific pore
cleanser. Tissue it off Now look at
the tissue.
When you see the gray streaks of
dirt that come off even after hav.
ing crcamed your face with any
other cleanscr-then will you begin
TO understand why you need a
drastic change in complexion care.
~ The second part of your doc
tors treatment is n medicated
masque which you apply.
Apply it to your face with your
fingertips as you would any cream.
A little thicker around the danger
area" namely around the nose,
lips, eyes and cheeks.
The first 3 or 4 minutes you will
feel strong stimulation. This is
the massaging action of the medi.
cal ingredients going TO work on
your skin. Your face will feel alter.
naicly hot and cold. You will like
il. Your skin will feel refreshed. II
is like n massage without irritation.
bringing fresh. purifying blood TO
your face to draw off the blemish
causing wastes in your pores.
After few minutes this hot and
cold action goes away and a won.
derful relaxation of all your tense.
ovcr-workcd facial muscles sets in.
Your pulse tends to slow down and
you are so relaxed YOU feel a great
tendency to fall asleep. In another
you will feel your skin get.
ting tighter and tighter. What is
happening is this: A wonderful
absorbing agent doctors
call ARGII.LA Is drying ON your
skin. II is turning the cream on
your face into n firm, plasiic.like i
mask. You get a pleasant, drawing
feeling, a relaxing feeling, there Is
= corrective action, there Is an as
lringent action and an aniiseptic
action. You feel the ARCILLA draw.
ing on the blackheads. Everything
. touches Precipitation, pore dirt, /:
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How to Rinse Away
Your BIuckheuds
SKIN SPECIALIST TELLS
BY CLAIRE HOFFMAN

New York, N VA leading skin doctor today showed
clean oily skin and shrink enlarged pores with 0mnute
home medical treatment he has nerected Then he demon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03

hardened oils even blackheads and
whiteheads that have resisted re-
mOval for months.
After 10 minutes rinse the mask
away. Hot or cold water makes no
difference. 1t dissolves in a second.
Your skin feels clean, refreshed,
sparkling, smoother! Like velvet!
But wait You haven't finished
your first treatment yet!
Now Apply Step 3 Of Your
Treatment. The Asfrinqenf
This is not merely a perfumed
alcohol that tickles your skin for a
few seconds. It's medicated. It PEN
etrates into your pore openings.
Kills bacteria lurking there. And
even more important, leaves an
invisible germ-destroying film on
your skin thatkills germs for hours.
Now Look Into Your MirrorI
Some of your blackheads should
be gone with the very first treat
ment! Look for softened pimples
and whiteheads that may break or
be drawn out in your next treat
ment or two. Look at the corners
of the nose, around your mouth,
your cheekbones! See how your en-
larged pores have frightened! Your
skin will feel alive And you will
be amazed to see minor wrinkles
softened- almost ironed out! And
this fresh, buoyant, youthful effect
will last for hours.
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Use Mail order Coupon
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plsts Queen Helene Doctors Skin Treat.
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ment-h Queen Helene doesn't do for
my skin everything you have led me 10
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Coconut Fiber Company
OF d. G. Files for Ianna

United States Coconut Fiber
Corp. Of Washington has filed
q registration statement with
the Securities and Exchange
Commission proposing public
offering Of 735. 900 shares Of 81
par common stock.
The stock Is to be offered at
- q share on q best efforts
basis by Southeastern Secur-
tiles Corp Of New York. for
which it win receive O selling
commission Of Is per cent. The
underwater also viii receive
an option to purchase 5000
shares at 81 q share for Q period
OF three years.
The company organized in
Delaware last July Is plans to
manufacture and sell bags,
carpet yarns and various other
coarse textile products TO be
produced from coconut husk
under United States patents
issued TO B. @. H. Vanderjagt,
which have been assigned to
the company. Michael ]. Ban-
uver Is company president.
Other promoters include: Alex
ander Leggin. John B. Hull and
Donald J. Pryor. all Of WASH
ington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02
Firemen's Names
BIunz Director,
Five Promoted

Wilfred H. BlanE. executive
vice president and secretary Of
American Savings and Loan
Association. has been elected q
director Of Firemen's Insurance
Co. and five executives Of the
company have been promoted.
v. Manning Hoffman. vice
president and secretary. has
been elevated to executive vice
president and secretary Of the
l20-year-old local insurance
company.
James N. Fitzpatrick. IT.. and
Herbert N. Pasewalk. both for
merly assistant secretaries,
have been named vice presi-
dents. Richard s. Winkelman,
formerly assistant secretary,
has become vice president and
treasurer and Clement H.
James has been elected as
sistant secretary.
Mr.. Blanz Is Q director Of the
National Capital Bank and the
Washington Title Co. and Is q
past director Of Federal Home
Loan Bank Of Greensboro. He
Is . past president Of the Dis
trict Savings and Loan League.
the Southeastern Group Com
ference Of the United States
Savings and Loan League and
Washington Chapter. Society
Of Residential Appraisers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02
CHICO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. oct ? u tuspAl.--sal.
Siaher non On sG fS Sow scss ssrons y q
mostly Is hishsr; only fair shippins
demand. hut al local interest IN trade
and early clearance: little IN receipts
under 200 Ms; No. 1-3 mostly 2-3 ZOO
900 u butchers le,bO-l6.Tb: mainly
several lots No. i.2 90o-2l0 Is is. as.
1888: n head lot No. I els u 10. 100;
small volume mixed Grades lSO-l06
10 1T.75-i6,bO; larger lots mixed
deck sorted $50 is a 1855.
9alable cattle. 10000: calves, 900:
ssn ns market. IS 70 so 50 Oh. hsifsrii
steady to 80 lover: mostly rs lower;
steady 70 strong; vealerB steady "a
fully LOO higher; stockers and feeders
steady: few loads aveFage prime "a
hiGh prime i.i70-I.3o7 pound steers,
27.2S-27.7B: most prime steers. %, 90
"a 90: load lots, high choice and mixed
choice prime GRADES. 24.b0-26.76; high
GOOD 70 ayeraee GOOD steers, 1900
2l.25: standard 10 average good. 1880.
81 so: load lots. mixed choice and
prime heifeTs. 23.25-23, so; feW prime
ehciee Grades. 5O.60-s5 90; lev stand.
eommsreisi COWS. is.SS-i5.So: eSnneri
and cutters. l1.00-13. so; utility and
commercial bulls. ieOO-i7 so: Vealers
27.QO down: few Ieuils ~ low ~ 1000;
load Of choice S60-pound feeding steers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02
YOUR
WORTH

W SYLVIA PokTkk

problems involving the Federal
Reserve System.
And thatn all. Mr.. Martin
hasn't been 10 the White House
with or without the Treasury
Secretary since the spring Of
1885.
Yet. these have been the
years during which the Fed
eral Reserve Board has been
aggressively trying 70 brake the
boom by its money policies,
These have been the years dur
ing which the Reserve Board
has been the most determined
agency lighting imitation. Right
now, the Reserve Is In the midst
Of q gigantic experiment in
boom-hust control--and II II
makes any serious mistakes
and we stumble into . slump,
it's . certainty that the Presi-
dent viii be held responsible
for the boards actions.
It's not quite as absurd a.
|it appears, though.
Under the law. the Federal
Reserve System Is an inde-
pendent organization, respon-
sible only to Congress. The
intent Of the founders Of the
system was that the central
bank was not to come under
the political heel Of the admin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02
Russian System Inferior,
Marriott Declares

The Russian system Of dis
tribution Is inferior and can
never catch up with the Ameri-
can system in creating higher
living standards. declared
President J. willard Marriott
Of Hot Shoppes, Inc. yesterday
After receiving an Award Of
Merit from the Advertising Club
at the Presidential Arms. Mr..
Marriott pointed out that both
advertising and competition are
missing in Russia. Lack Of
quality and variety of goods
contrasts with American condi-
tons. he said. He and his wife
visited Russia earlier this year.
Mr.. Marriott pointed to the
life and vitality Of American
business and said advertising
has played q vital part in Great
ing demand for goods and help
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02

son, this preposterous arms
length" position on both sides
Is to be relaxed.
The four men who win meet
with the President frequently
win be Mr.. Martin. Mr.. Ander-
son. and the Presidents two
top economic advisers - Ray
|mond j. Saulnief ana Gabriel
q. Hauge. And while the first
meeting won't have e formal
agenda. it's q cinch they'll not
only debate what should be
done TO curb price rises but
also what. II anything. should
be done about the mounting
signs Of weakness in business.
What's coming up, in short.
Us . precedent shattering meet
ing which could become q land
mark IN our economic history.
tplstrIbuted 1857 b. the nan
syndieate, Inc. All Rights Reserved
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New Arlington Store
Opened BY Rosters

Rosters Modern Furniture
Co. has opened It's new Virginia
store ct l07 Arlington boule-
ward and remodeled its WASH
ington store at 2543 Fourteenth
street NV.
Rosters has applied the
supermarket conception Of SELL
ing to the furniture business
and has . large INTERIOR decor
ating department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02

Now that President Eisen-
hover has returned to WASH
lngton. he'll hold . meeting in
his White House once.
Only four men outside Of
the President win be there: all
reporters viii be barred.
But just the fact that the
meeting will be on the Presi-
dents calendar win make head
lines from coast to coast.
For when Mr.. Eisenhower
holds this conference. 1t viii be
the FIRST time in his entire
period in the White House that
he win have sat down and had
Q face-to-face discussion about
our country's economic prob
lens. policies and prospects
with the chairman Of the Fed
efal reserve BOARD.
II simply doesn't seem cred
ible that through all these
years the chief Of the admin
istration hasn't met the head
|of the central bank 70 talk
over the basic money policies
which vitality affect the pocket
books Of every one Of us. But
It u 90.
Short Visit RecaaIed
True. when William Nc
Chesney Martin was appointed
70 . new four-year term Is
chairman Of the Reserve Board
IN March. 1855. he and the
then Secretary Of the Treasury
George Humphrey. went to the
White House and had q chat.
Mr.. Martin also has been at
one or maybe more cabinet
meetings called 70 debate tech
meal International financial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02

oeorsia-Pacifc Corp. large
lumber. plywood and paper
manufacturer. has purchased
The Washington warehouse Of
Central Building Supplies. Inc.
q Baltimore.
This was announced today by
Stewart w. White. vice presi-
Sent Of the oeorgia-Paciii
warehouse Division. who said
the Washington facility be-
comes the 4lst company-owned
distribution point in the United
States and win permit better
service to some $50 building
materials dealers in this area.
The II. 000-suuare-foot ware
house Il being leased. A man.
Ager VIII be named shortly and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02

istration even II the President
and his Secretary Of the Treas
ury hOwIed murder"
Truman Battle
Throughout and immediately
after World War II. the Fed
|era1 Reserve Board had 10 bow
to the Treasury's dictatesbut
during President Humans Sec
|Ond term. the Reserve and the
Treasury got into . knock
down ijeht and the Reserve
finally re-asserted it, inde-
|pendence.
When Mr.. Eisenhower came
In, he feared reviving suspi-
|cior1s that the administration
was again trying TO dominate
the central bank-and thus
the aloofness.
Now. at the proddine Of the
new Treasury Secretary Ander.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-02
Suburban Trust.
1oHonor Jones
On Retirement

Thaddeus M. Jones, vice pres-
ident and member Of the ex-
ecutive committee Of Suburban
Trust Co, has resigned from
active duties as an oflicer and
win be horored ct . testimonial
dinner ct the Maytiower Hotel
tonight.
Mr.. Jones, who has served
the company ~ years, win con-
tinue his association with the
board and afilliation with the
bank.
Board Chairman r. Howard
Duckett and other officers and
directors viii join IN toniaht's
tribute 10 Mr.. Jones' long serv.
Ice and outstanding contribu-
tons 70 the banks phenomenal
growth.
Mr.. Jones has been In charge
OF the bonding department in
recent years and has been &C.
tive ~ an administrative adj
wiser.
Employed Is the FIRST cashier
|cf the Prince Georges Bank on
October I. 1915, he took an Inn
|portant part In merger Of the
Prince Georges Bank and the
First National OF Hyattsville in
1880 and again In the merger
|of the Prince Georges Bank and
Trust Co. with the Suburban
National Bank IN 1881.
Suburban Trust celebrated
Its l2d birthday yesterday. the
same day that Mr.. Jones' re-
|signation became effective.
Since the last merger IN 1851,
Its assets have grown from SCI, :
o07. 668 to tll4.o million on the
last bank call In June.
Mr.. Jones was born and
raised IN Washington and still
lives here with his family. He
Is . member Of st. Johns Epis-
copal Church. He Is also &
charter member Of the College
Park Rotary Club and the
banks Quarter Century Club.
He has served as treasurer Of
the Maryland Bankers Asso-
citation and has been active In
many community and welfare
organizations.