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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24
WHY GROW oLD2
Some Guesses Why
Women Outlive Men
BY JOSEPHINE BOWMAN
REGISTER and Tribune Syndicate

great pressure by competition
in the world of business.
Some authorities believe
that the adrenal glands in
women are more active than
they are in men. Also, the
structure of the arteries in
the heart differ somewhat
from those in a woman's
heart.
OF course men can't do
anything about these ana
tomical differences except to
live hygienically, with care as
to diet and exercise and re-
taxation.
Another theory is that wo-
men take better care Of their
health and visit their physi-
clans more often than men
do. So keep making that APP
pointment with your hus-
bands doctor until he finally
gets there. He should 60 at
least once a year. Twice is
better.
In the matter of exercise
women lead a much more
healthful existence. 1t is a
rare man who exercises reg
ularly each day. A woman
may not take special exer-
cises but that which she gets
doing her housework is far
superior to any her seden-
tary husband has.
Try to sell" your husband
on the idea that violent spor-
adic exercise can be damag-
ing and even dangerous while
regular mild exercise is bene-
fetal.
The theory also has been
promoted that mans train
ing has made him feel that
any show of emotion is I'M
manly. When confronted
with times of great emotional
stress he has no safety valve
while his wife may let off
steam in a flood of tears.
The emotional care of hus-
bands is. surely Just as i'm
portant, if not more so, than
physical care. The percep-
tive wife makes home an
oasis of understanding and
appreciation, of warmth and
tenderness.
Don't take him for granted
or think that he is inde-
structible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24

chapters throughout the Ma
ton, will be members Of
Alpha Chapter at American
University.
Miss Kathleen p. Krider,
personnel specialist with the
Department of the Navy, is
national president of the fra
ternity. Mrs. Amor Bues,
Gamma Chapter. Baltimore,
is national secretary.
DR.. Eduardo A. Garcia,
GAS Ambassador from Ar
gentina. will deliver the ad-
dress at the opening dinner
Thursday in the hotel. His
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24
B-S THE EVENING STAR
80 Washington, d. G.
TUESDAY, JUNE ". 1855
Federation
Instolls
Officers

Mrs. T. David Gates was
installed as president Of the
District Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs at the organiza-
tons ANAL meeting OF the
season held yesterday in
Hotel Twenty-Four Hundred.
She succeeded Mrs. Mccall
lines, who turned over the
presidency during the eere-
monies.
Other officers installed 10
serve with Mrs. Gates In
clude: Mrs. Harry Schnabel,
first vice president; Mrs.
Ernest N. Gore. second vice
president; Mrs. Harvey o.
Craver. recording secretary;
Mrs. Howard p. Locke, assis-
tant recording secretary:
Mrs. Ludo c. Pickett. cor
responding secretary: Mrs.
Ruth Meggs, assistant cor
responding secretary; Mrs.
William White, treasurer,
and Mrs. Lawrence j. Black
mar, assistant treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24
Nodded Salads Star
For Ladies' Fore

cream cheese, softened
cup milk
2 teaspoons Worcestershire
sauce
\. teaspoon paprika
1 tablespoon unhavored GEL
attn
z cup cold water
/ cup heavy cream, whipped
Combine cheeses: stir In
milk. Worcestershire sauce
and paprika; work together
until smooth. Stir In gelatin,
which has been softened In
cold water and dissolved
over hot water. Fold In
whipped cream; turn mixture
into l-quart ring mold: chill
until Arm. Unmold on serving
plate. Serve with crisp veg
etable salad (recipe below
in center and around ring.
Garnish with pimiento and
watercress. Makes six to
eight servings.
Vegetable Salad
/ medium head lettuce, torn
into bite-size pieces
2 cups diced cucumber
u cup sliced radishes
"a cup minced green pepper
u to "a cup French dressing
Salt TO taste
Combine ingredients; toss.
Tropical Chicken Salad
2 tablespoons unhavored gel
attn
y cup cold milk
2 chicken bouillon cubes
Il teaspoon salt
Ia cups scalded milk
cup dairy sour cream
y cup salad dressing
/ cup cubed, cooked chicken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24

topic will be international
Friendship"
Miss Bertha Adkins, assist
ant to the Republican Ma
tional Committee chairman,
will be the speaker at a BAN
quet on Saturday night. She
is a member of the board of
trustees, American University.
Also scheduled to speak are
Judge Nadine Gallagher at a
dinner meeting Friday night
and DR.. James M. Mitchell.
associate director. National
Science Foundation, who will
address a luncheon that aft
ernoon in the Continental
Room Of the hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24
Phi Delta
Convention
Slated Here
TROPICAL SALAD

Some 200 delegates are ex-
pected to attend the 18th
biennial convention of Phi
Delta Gamma, national fra
ternity for graduate women,
to be held Thursday through
Sunday in the Sheraton-Park
Hotel.
Hostess TO the women. from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24
by VIOLET FAULKNER
etar Food Editor

NNAA NeoN NaAteN
There are many times dur
ing the summer when every
one wants something very
special In the way Of a lunch
con entree.
Something cool looking.
cool tasting and a main
course dish that can be made
ahead.
Nodded salads are the an
swer.
They're really tailor-made
when you're entertaining "the
girls" at a bridge luncheon.
Ideal. too. for bridal showers.
II you don't have an as
sortment Of fancy molds, the
salads can always be prepared
In individual molds and each
plate attractively garnished.
For example, lacking n ring
mold for the Bleu cheese
salad, serve individual molds
with the accompanying vege-
table salad. in crisp lettuce
cups.
Or. II your only mold is a
fiuted one. serve the tossed
salad from a large wooden
bowl.
Good any time Of the year
is the tropical chicken salad
an excellent choice for
the buffet table.
It's also the type Of salad
you can juegle a bit to suit
the occasion. Turkey may be
substituted for the. chicken
or the ham may be omitted
completely and an equal
amount Of turkey or chicken
added.
Bleu Cheese Ring
y cup Bleu cheese, softened
2 packages g ounces each)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24

Recently I wrote that wom-
en- are the tougher sex, that
men are much more suscept-
ible to most diseases.
The reasons for this have
been argued over for some
time now. There are many
ideas. Probably the most pre-
valent theory has been that
men live a shorter time and
have more heart trouble be-
cause they are under greater
stress.
Men also are subjected to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24
Mr..
Miller
Says:

"TH refund the
difference If you
can buy the same
furniture for
less onywhere!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-24

Compare - and don't be too
surprised II you find more thon
one sole price elsewhere oetu-
ally higher than MiIler's reou-
lor price, For So yeors. MiIler's
hos consistently refused 10 in
flote comparative prices in
order to show q "sovinos. We
will not stort now. But we will
continue TO price the finest
furniture in the land so low thot
Mr.. Miller con unhesitotinoly
roke the obove settlement!
Shop weekdays until 9 pm.
Budget terms oVoiloble. Pork
ing OF our door.
Evening star., 1958-05-02
Life of Satellites
Seen Shortened
By Denser Air

Two Naval Research Labora.
tory scientists say the atmos.
phere $50 miles up is 40 times
as dense as had been believed
not "a times as international
oeophysical Year measure
ments indicate.
DR.. Robert JaStrow and Or
I. Harris made the claim In q
paper delivered before the
American Physical Society
meeting here.
Working with data obtained
from analyzing the orbit Of the
first Russian Sputnik, the
scientists calculated that at $50
miles the atmosphere contains
2 trillion air particles per cubic
inch. A standard model" Of
the atmosphere developed by
Air Force scientists In 1856
showed only SO billion particles
per cubic inch.
The discovery OF the denSer
atmosphere, Drs. Jastrow and
Harris said. will cause earlier
calculations Of satellite life
times TO be revised sharply
downward. With 40 times as
much air TO buck as had been
thought. a satellite will have
only ll40 the life previously
expected. they explained.
Evening star., 1958-05-02

knocked unconscious by the
explosion.
Both 1t. Obenauf and Mai.
Maxwell suffered frost bite and
wind burns 10 their eyes.
Couldn't Find Parachute
II, obenauf said In an in
terview that he thought about
throwing Mai. Maxwell from
the plane but was unable 10 find
his parachute.
He said he returned 10 his
own seat because he thought
Maj. Graves seat had elected.
II had made up my mind !
was going 10 take the plane
back to Dyess." he said. "Once
i got the IRE under control
there wasn't too much reason
to bail out. -,
II don't think there was any
fear. You're Just numb"
He estimated the temperature
was minus 80 or 40 degrees
centigrade and that the wind
Evening star., 1958-05-02
Reduced Majority
Seen for Rhee

SEOUL. Korea, May 2 R.-
Votes cast today by an esti-
mated 0 million South Koreans
are expected TO return Presi-
dent syngman Rhee's Liberal
Party 70 control OF the National
Assembly. but with q reduced
majority.
The Koreans balloted for 23s
members Of the one-house leg
islature after a quiet months
campaign between the Lib
erals and the Democrats, led
by Vice President Chang Muyn.
Only four incidents OF polling
violence were reported, none
OF them fatal.
Nearly final results are ex-
pected tomorrow.
Although both Mr.. Rhee and
Mr.. Chang have two more years
TO serve. the election was con-
sidered a test of Mr., Rhee's
administration and an indi-
cation Of results In the 1860
presidential election II Mr..
Rhee-now S3-does not run.
The Liberals hoped 10 In
crease their seats TO two-thirds
Of the assembly so they could
amend the constitution 10 bar
Mr.. Chang from succession
should Mr.. Rhee die in ofiice.
Evening star., 1958-05-02

whipped through the cabin At
200 miles an hour.
"A Biz Blur"
Il think II Just took my eye
lids and peeled them back.
They stayed wide open. I was
seeing . big blur he said Of
the wind.
Mai, Maxwell. meanwhile. re-
vived and succeeded IN turning
on the planes landing lights as
they approached Dyes Air
Force Base here, their main
base.
II Just fiew II 10 the ground.
That's all I could do. I
never made a better landing In
my life, II. Obenauf said.
Evening star., 1958-05-02
Veteran D. c. Aide
Gets Merit Award

Randolph Jones, veteran Dis
trict employe. yesterday was
presented with a certificate Of
merit by the District Commits
sioners for 36 years service
with the District Government.
Mr.. Jones. so, retired We'd
nesday. He was an elevator
operator In the District Build
ing for most Of the SO years.
A native Of Troy, N. T., he
came to Washington after
World War /. He and his wife
live at 1907 S street NV.
Evening star., 1958-05-02

Jet bomber over the Texas
Panhandle this week.
1t. obenauf didn't Jump. The
Air Force decorated him with .
Distinguished Flying Cross for
staying with Mai. Joseph b.
Maxwell OF Portsmouth. Va,
and landing the plane single
handed.
Flying al 3o.oo0 Feet
The B-47 was flying at $4,000
feet over Dalhart. Tex, Mon
day night when an explosion
shook the plane and FIRE en-
veloped It's right wing.
Mai. James M. Graves. 80.
Fort Worth. Tex. the pilot. and
LIST 1t. John p. Cobb. IS, Elko.
New, the navigator, bailed out
through the nose escape hatch.
Mai. Graves blasted Of the
top canopy but his election
seat and that Of 1t. Obenauf
failed. Mai. Maxwell. 80, o
navigator instructor who was
in the nose. apparently was
Evening star., 1958-05-02
Jet Hero Says He Felt
Urge to Leove Buddy

ABILENE, Tex. May Vp.-T felt an awful strong urge
10 leave him said LIST It. James obenau "a OF orays-
lake NJ
He was describing how he felt when he discovered
fellow oncer unconscious and without parachute he
about bail out Of what he thought doomed Bar
, 1958-09-06
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, 1958-09-06
THINGS ARE
THESE ISLANDS HAVE been

THESE ISLANDS, HAVE been moving forward
steadily, though slowly, for the past decade. This pro
gress is sound and basicsand will therefore serve as the
foundation for even greater and more significant pro-
gress in the years to come. We refer, for example, to the
nnroved economic situation, the steadily maturing poll
teal atmosphere, and a growing aWareness- on the part
Of the public Of what the basic needs are.
Will THERE: La been criticism, some of it JUS
tilted, for the work done by the Senate, the truth Of the
matter is that viewed in light Of past experiences, the
Senate Of the Virgin Islands has done a good Job, That
IS not to say that this body has reached it's peak of eff
cicncy. Not by any means. This is simply to say that
the legislature Of the Virgin Islands is showing signs of
coming of age and assuming the type of stature which
could make it a power to be reckoned with.
ONE AMERICAN WRITER visited these Islands
yearsago and dropped in on a session of the then Colo
NAL Council. The topic for discussion was the change of
uniforms for the Police force. It required several hours
and much heated debate, and in her book she wonder
ed what would have happened if a real budget, or some
other important topic had been up for discussion.
ANOTHER STEP worthy of note in connection
with the improved climate is the effectiveness of the
work of delegations 10 Congress. A most gratifying in
dication Of this came when a delegation Of Virgin Is
lands Senators were able to induce Congress to include
the Virgin Islands in the bill. providing for college
scholarships. But for the work Of these Senators we
might have been excluded. And no time is better to
give credit where due than right now, and right here.
The Senators whose good work brought about this add
ed advantage for the Virgin Islands are Senators Ron
de Lugo and Walter I NJ. Hodge.
YES, THINGS HAVE changed, and in many ways
for the better, which is as they should be, and while
, 1958-09-06

there can be no relaxing or looking backward, the signs
are most encouraging, and with stepped-up program.
these Islands could come into their own in the truest
sense of the word.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

HOLLYWOOD tNANAl. -
IT'S getting tougher for new
faces 10 get chance in Holly
wood. The exhibitors and the
banks demand names. Such as
these: william Holden. Clark
Gable. Burt Lancaster. KIRK
Douglas, John Wayne, Rock
Hudson. Marion Brando. Gary
Cooper and Cary Grant. There
are no women giants today
only and maybe Carlo. II she
will ever again make a movie.
Ingrld Bergman Is claiming
up about her week end activi-
ties : claiming her weekdays
belong to the public. but not
her Saturdays and Sundays.
But the seven day a : week
limelight Is part Of the package
that goes with movie stardom,
New sizzling twosome locally
Is singer Julie Wilson and the
64-year-old Earl Of Dudley. !. +.
Quoting Oscar Levant. discuss
ing the career Of Bella Darvi
In Hollywood: she was intro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29
Ed SULLWA AN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Men and Maids, and Stufr

producer Sam BrOnston.
Otto Preminger at Charcoal
Room with Linda Shaw. Ex-
singing rage Champ Butler filed
bankruptcy papers. Czech
Communists are beaming Ger
man language broadcasts from
Cairo. Eddie Fisher denies
any fued with Gobel, "He's
one OF the incest guys I've ever
met" Original films II
Nurnberg trials. the prosecution
OF Nazi war lords will be seen
In West Germany for the first
time In July.
New York State Athletic
Commissioner Souhan's daugh-
ter. Frances. weds DIR. Arthur
Karplnski, May 10. Betsy
Bingham. daughter OF Mays
prez. honeymooning with En-
sign Richard volonte. :. Gale
Storm okay after surgery.
The Paul Jeanne Woodward
Newmans expecting. Radio
City Music Halls choral group
on notice after 20 years.
julie styne has optioned the
novel "Subways Are for Sleep
ing" for Phil Silvers. Judy
Garland TO headquarter in NYC.
Ava Gardner and Walter
CHAR chilling? Eleanor
Barry Lowman, Larry's wife. a
smash hit ut Sagit tarius.
The Vincent Astors back from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

A few months ago, In this
column, the writer proposed
that Congress grant $3.50. 900
10 NYu-Bellevue's DIR. Howard
Rusk for q Worlds Fair ex-
hibit Of our physical rehabili-
tation miracles. emphasizing
that this would be Of tremen-
dous significance TO the world
press at Brussels. Nothing. OF
course. came OF the suggestion.
In my latest batch Of mail.
Or. Rusk sends me q UP dis
patch. Russia Is rushing TO
Brussels q model OF a BRAIN
controlled artificial arml Notes
Or. Rusk: This makes II all
the more tragic that we will
have nothing OF this kind at
Brussels. but thanks from all
OF us doctors for your won
derful try" Unless airport
food concessionaires speed up
loading OF chow on planes at
Idlewild and LaGuardia. irate
major airlines will bust con-
tracts. American Airiines did.
last week. Food loading is
major cause Of delay In take
of of transatlantic and Amer
lean flights.
49,
Dozen record labels to fold,
because LIP market Is glutted.
Calouste Gulbenkian's
grandson. Michael Essayan. and
his missus expect q June stork.
Eydie Gorme ailing. !.
Kay Starr and George Mellon
TO file the papers In California.
Bette Davis gets $50. ZOO for
four days Madrid filming as
Catherine the Great In John
Paul Jones'" She sails on the
independence May 6. Admiral
Nimitx technical adviser for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

Crashing Movies Gets Tougher
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

duced In four pictures - the
FIRST three didn't take" Bella
seems 10 have given up the
whole thing. Don LopeI
has gone TO London 10 open q
branch OF his dress shop, or
as he puts IL. TO combat the
early Halloween look"
You viii discover a new star
In U-I's "A Time 20 Love anc
q Time 10 Die" - dark anc
handsome Pasadena socialite
Stanford graduate. John Gavin
He's "a thinner Rock Hudson.
Talking OF U-I and Mr.
Hudson, they both get cracking
again In July. with Wine OF
Youth"
Things I didn't know until
Glenn Rose told me-that Ray
Mllland was Eve Arden's first
agent In Hollywood. Yes, that's
how Ray started. as a flesh
peddler. One Of the guest
rooms In Curt Jurgens' villa NJ
st. Jean Cap Ferrat on the
French Riviera has a sink fau-
Get from which wine is drawn
4 A =
How's this for q romantic
miSh mash? The quartette
concerned consists OF Hugh
O'Brian, Bob Evans. Dolores
Michaels and Linda CRYSTAL
all Of them starred in Rope
Law" In the movie. Dolores 1:
Bob's girl. Evans used to date
her in New York. but O'Brian
has been taking her out in
Hollywood. Linda plays Hugh's
wife. but now Bob has his pri-
vate-life eye on her. I hope
neither girls hopes are reused
or is II raised-because nei-
Their Of the gentlemen is ready
to marry.
oBrian's young Wyatt Earp
fans are going to be bothered
by the fact that at the begin
ming Of Rope Law" he plays q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

date. La Scala's general
manager, DIR. Ghirlnghelll. and
Maria Cailas no longer speak
ing. Chief Justice WarrenS
daughter, Virginia. and Bob
Moore at Harwyn. Ron
tcBs) Cochran recuperating
from surgery. =. Paul Hart
man and Anna Buckles acting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

baddie, but fortunately sees the
light before the end Of the
picture.
As for young Evans. he's the
worst kind OF heel. The picture.
which started out as a remake
Of kiss OF Death" has beeil
considerably changed. Evans
win not laugh maniacally a In
Richard Widmark. Neither will
he throw an old lady down a
steep flight OF stairs. He will
murder her with a bow and
arrowl For another victim he
uses ground glass. Nice fellow.
The horses that will draw
Charlton Heston in Ben Hur"
we're imported from Yusoslavia.
Biggest attraction on the Ben
Hur" sets right now Is the an
tique factory. where they are
making coolies Of "old masters"
Before leaving on another
lecture tour. Vincent Price. who
has talked TO 100000 people,
mostly young. In the past II
months. revealed some sad but
interesting facts: Two great
American dreams have gone.
Few Of the people talked with
want TO make q fortune on the
grounds you can't keep the
money because Of income tax.
And no young man I have met
In the past year wants to be
President Of the United
Statesl"
City-girl Jean Simmons will
be taken on a three-month sa-
fart in Africa next year by
hunter-husband Stewart Gran
ger. I'm happy where my hus-
band is" says Jean, keeping a
stiff upper lip.
The Sundowners." and Gary
Co0per-Deborah Kerr Austria
Ian location Aim. has been
postponed until next year by
Fred zimmerman, now directing
The Nuns Story" Gary. who
will soon be starting his third
film Of the year--"The Hang
ing Tree" at Warners-plans
to take 1t easy for the rest Of
1858.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

| Arizona. Cwv honoring
MAJ. Gen. Robert Condor. Com
modore Hotel. Thursday.
lily and Marilyn Gardner re-
turned from European honey
moon. Lady Decker won't
even have her yacht this sum-
mer. ;. The Serge Semcnenkos
chartered II. ). What governor,
fully CARRIED was pushed into
Scotty Ruhln's pool 90 Palm
49,
Cheryl's father. Steve Crane.
an ulcer victim. which Is COM
pletely understandable.
Paul Roberts, who directed
Pair Came" and n McRae
Of that show have SET a June
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

silly, Paramount signed
copa singer cathy Carr,
Lester Lanin Goes to College"
his newest platter. Alan
King 10 England. Alan
Freed tour winds up at Newark
Armory, May 10. Della
Reese hottest bet 10 play Lena
Horne role In touring "Ja-
maica."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-29

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