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To know the truth about hor-
mones you need to learn Just two
simple facts: /. The beauty of a
woman's skin starts breaking down
as signs of menopause begin. be-
cause the female organs fail to
supply enough estrogenic hormones
to feed the skin-lesS and less as
you grow older. 2. Estrogenic hor-
mOnes can be supplied to the skin
by rubbing on a penetrating form
ula containing the hormones.
Here is a test reported in
scientific journal. one of many that
showed similarly sensational re-
suits: Twenty-Five women applied
hormones to one side of the face
and neck. and to one hand. On the
other side and the other hand. a
similar preparation containing no
hormones was applied the same
way.
These are the reports in simple
words:
Skin lines tor wrinkles) quickly
dimmed or disappeared from sight
as creases and hollows filled out.
Blotches and odd age freckles"
faded on hands, face and neck.
Skin was softer. clearer, seemed
to lose its chronic dryness, and take
on revived freshness and vitality.
All these amazing things happened
on the side where the hormones
were used. Meanwhile no changes
occurred on the other side. The
same withered, lifeless complexion.
Still another scientist reports in
effect, improvement in the skin of
women past menopauSe was strik-
ing, These women looked like the
years had been turned back toward
their youthful "pre-change" appear
snce.
I've seen this myself. |, have
seen the improvement so rapid that
in just two days women looked
younger. And, what a lift to the
spirits! l cannot truthfully say that
women Of so felt like they were 20
again. But / have seen the light
come back into their eyes - their
chins raised with proud confidence
the zeSt for living return-because
I presume-to look younger is to
feel younger.
Now to select a good estrogenic
hormone preparation. here is what
YOU need to know: the strength If
the hormone preparations must APP
pear on the label. The recommended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
A To-day supply costs
only $3.50 plus tax

The most potent hSrzOns preparation ~
knOw Of fer beauty culture - IS. 600 J. o.
per ouaee-eqHsi TO three and Oas-hsLf l.
ounce iars Of stsndard hoSssoas cream. Oas
bsttis lasts shout 100 days. just drops
dsiiy Girss ysH the masissHss sHofmsaf Of
tsmals hoTmsass CsHraias large psresnssgs
81 LsHeIia sad Ssss1s OH-h pszsDsss'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
WEE WOMEN

warm water, using gentle
upward motions. Your skin
will be clean, soft and
smooth. Rinse skin in cold
water to close pores.
Apply a foundation cream
or not, just as you wish.
Apply powder. Your skin
will feel clean and delight
full.
This paste may be applied
to hands and arms If de-
sired. This is an old beauty
remedy used when old fash
toned oatmeal soap could
no longer be bought.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

Youngstown and the April.
1857, Of the same magazine is
devoted entirely to Phoenix.
The mailing address Of the
publication is in Phoenix.
I have subscribed to the
magazine for years and do
not know If single copies
are available. Perhaps they
would be at a public library
or at the Library Of Con-
gress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
More effective in O few minutes
thon days of exhousting exercise

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manipulate in just one minutes Iime-dO this:
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5000 times minute . u. and you'll begin under.
stand how Vibra.Slim is so remarkably helpful in
cOaxing excess puffy flesh into taut smooth lines
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:. that aids in fast, effective, spot reduction
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measurements wherever it embarrasses you most !!
Your own measurements before and after starting
your Nibra-Slim slnderizing program will dra
maically prove that TO you
Every conceivable advantage of the finest salon
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so now is it any wonder why the Vibra.Slim
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what exhausting exercise only accomplish in
weeks, months. Or why it's more efficient
than professional rundown in an expensive salon.
Remember, no two hands &. or even a Dozen
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you'll know the minutes fly by that you're
creating a newer lOvelier you that each
luxurious REORGANIZATION is mOlding YOU toward
perfection and that its magic smming.aetion il
helping to take years of your figure as you arise
refreshed, alive, glowing, stimulated!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
Recipe Wanted

Mrs. r. E. L., Washington
Would any of you RICH
readers have a recipe for
dandelion wine? We are in
terested In obtaining one
and none of the modern
cookbooks seem to include
this among the recipes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

Mrs. =. b.. StlUer Spring
To Mrs. p. A. S., Washington
II you want TO make your
own skin cleanser and as
tringent. take two table
spoons Quaker Oats. un-
cooked. Pour enough hot
water over the oats to make
a paste. Apply to the face
and neck In upward strokes.
The paste will dry in a
tightening mask and viii
work wonders on sagging
muscles. The cost Of this is
probably about / cent.
Leave the mask ON for 10
minutes or longer. until you
feel it grip" Wash OF with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
A Thonk You
Mrs. J. H. X, v

MIS-. J. n. h,I WIeuLOH
My grateful thanks to all
the good neighbors who sent
me a recipe for pound cake.
Some of them were for
warded direct to my home.
1t will take a while but I
intend to try every one of
them. They all vary slightly.
either in ingredients or in
method Of mixing, I feel sure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

HIPS, THIGHS, CALVES. UNDER
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with delicious shower Of purring
pulsatiOns. Excess flab seems TO vanish
away like magic on your safe, scientific
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You look inches simmer -.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
Stretch Out Like q Pompered Princess
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Vibra Slim gives you the same spotreducing benefits
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Vicious "home salon" exerciser that the whole family
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

Large trial size at our cos
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now IN have some good re-
suits.
Re: Arizona
Miss A. M. H.. Washington
This is in answer to sew
eral recent inquiries con-
corning Arizona, particularly
Phoenix and youngstown.
The January. 1857, issue of
Arizona Highways magazine
contains an article about
The Arizona post., 1958-10-03

emperors celebrated stoppng-pace the traditional
route of the Crusades-then Stambou capital of the
Ottoman Empire No other city is like this metro
polls, made of nimitabe spendours. The population
is gay and kindly the old streets exquisitely pic
uresque-they along the hillsides beneath grace
full mnarets and through colourfu bazaars stuffed
with million marvels
There is an immense port the sea embraces the
city with multiple arms cradles it with bird cries and
boat horns-and the songs of the sailors from all over
the world The air is translucd and bathes the city
in light which changes from hour to hour. Saint
Sophia grandiose monument of wealth and majesty,
stands like queen over the beautiful city
A QUEEN And Her Ladies' . When the Roman
Emperors were constructing Saint Sophia, temple
dedicated to Divine WISDOM they searched the shores
of the eastern Mediterranean and sent their builders
far as Phryga and NInnida to find the most beau
tfu stones the most magnificent statues for the
cathedral on the shores of the Bosphorus. Visitors
from all over the world admire this marvel of archi
lecture; marble live flesh--extracted from the
Paros quarries, coonnades from the Temple of Zeus
of Phalas Athena and Appollo, heavy gold incense
bearers, affairs of ivory borne cameback from the
depths of the Chad, diamonds from India brought by
Ethiopian slaves. -
The Arizona post., 1958-10-03
Hearing slofed
By ALLEGATIONS
Committees

Persons wishing to speak
in behalf of national organi-
cations before the Com
bined Jewish Appeal alloca-
tions committee, were told
to contact subcommittee
chairmen Immediately.
The various category
chairmen are Stanley Kat
cher, overseas section; ]. c.
Fruchthendler, religious
agencies section; j. E. Ze-
vim, cultural and education
al section; William Gordon,
national service agencies
section and Mrs. Elmer
GoldWyn, health and well
fare agencies section.
David Kramer is chair
man of the overall allOca-
tions committee.
The Arizona post., 1958-10-03

teach courses in practical
Spanish and also in conVerSa-
tional Spanish.
Also on the Center adult
program for the fall are Wom-
ems exercise courses taught
by Mrs. Cohen; painting and
art classes by Neil Meyer; a
Center instrumental group
directed by Thor Kalman;
sewing classes by Mrs. Ruby
Young; beginning and ad-
advanced bridge by Mrs. Lee
wner; arts and crafts
workshops; a great books dis
cussion group led by Dick
Hall; Women's golf by Mrs.
Mildred Faulkner; and a fam
lily life series offered by Jew
ish Social Service.
MANY OTHER course S
also are planned and they are
all open to the general COM
munity.
All classes except inter
mediate and advance dance
instruction require a registra-
ton fee of only ST for Center
members. The fee for non
members is $40 per class plus
registration.
Registration may be made
by calling the Center at MA
4-8603.
The Arizona post., 1958-10-03
Busy Athletic
Program SIufed

A full schedule for sports
for all age groups from 6 to
26 will be offered this fall by
the Center, Athletic Director
Ed Jones announces.
Flag football leagues begin
play Oct. II and here is the
schedule of activity:
College league, ages 1926
Sundays at II and II am.
at Randolph Park.
High school league, ages
15-18-S Sundays at 9 and 10
am. at Randolph Park.
Junior high school league,
ages Sundays at 1:30
pm. at Iimmel Park.
Biddy league, ages Gil
The Arizona post., 1958-10-03
Mi Art BoWIers
Leading League

Mi Art, newest entry in
The Arizona Post Bowling
League, is out in front this
week after a 40 sweep over
LaScco boWlers.
In other results this week
Ben Shein Realtors defeated
National Health Studios, 81;
National Cancellation Shoes
won over Beacon Lighting,
81; B'nai Birth defeated En-
canto. Drug, 81 and Team 10
split with Auto Plane Elec-
trio, %.
Ike Kuropatkin rolled the
high game of 225 and Harry
Epstein came in with a $40
series. B'nai Birth had high
team game of 954 and Ben
Shein Realty high series of
2677.
Here are the current stand
The Arizona post., 1958-10-03
Center To Offer
Finest Program
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modern dance. Mrs. Charles
Webb, Arthur Murray studio
dance director, will teach
courses in ballroom dancing
and also instruct in popular
Latin dances.
The Center Choral Group
will 60 into its second season
under the direction of Mrs.
Fac Sonenblick, former Chi
cago musical artist.
DR.. Renato Resaldo of the
University of Arizona will
The Arizona post., 1958-10-03

Fridays at 3:45 pm. at Him.
mel Park.
Persons interested may reg
lister now at the Center.
Basketball leagues for the
same age groups will open
after football season.
VolleybaIl games for girls
14-18 years will be staged on
Sundays at the Center from
% pm. In addition game
room tournaments in pool,
ping pong and chess will be
held Nov. 1880.
The Arizona post., 1958-10-03

This predestined piece Of earth with
ose-covered hills, this sea with it's
emerald waves compose the most
beautiful landscapes on earth.
1t explains the miracle of Istanbul,
symbol of three civilizations under
three successive names: Byzantium,
opulent guardian of the treasures of
Greek culture, pious Constantinople,
SOVEREIGN citV of the first Christian
The Arizona post., 1958-10-03
ADVENTURE ES
IN TRAVEL
By JACK SCHNEIDER

TURKEY 1STANBUL Jewel of the BOs-
phorus &. Your plane flies over the Marmora Sea
and slowly approaches the Yesilkoy airport. Beneath
your eyes, stupendous view: The Golden Horn old
Stamboul with hundreds of pointed minarets, the
Bosphorus link between Asia and Europe It's strate-
gic Importance has been recognized for centuries
The Arizona post., 1958-10-03
BOWLING NOTES - HerE

Salmon, winner of last years
most improved bowler award
by boosting his average from
131 to 147, is seeking the
award again. He has start
ing average of 129. In
league bowling Sept. "a Ted
Karnofsky and Ben Meyerson
tied for high game honors
with 213 while Karnofsky had
the high series of 613.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07
New Cominform?
For almost a de

For almost decade, until its hQ-
uidation in 1856, the Cominform (tae
Communist Information Bureau) pub
lished dreary little propaganda weekly
whose job was to lay down the Soviet
decreed theological law to all party
members on both sides of the Iron Cur
tain. Because of the Cominforms own
sharp decline after Stalin's death, this
publication had no real influence in its
last years, but 1t served as an unpleasant
reminder of the Kremlin'S effort to make
itself the supreme master of independ-
ence-minded Reds everywhere So there
is nothing surprising about the report
that these Reds-notably in Yugoslavia
and Poland-have reacted unhappily to
the Prague Warsaw-Moscow announce
ment that certain Of the party's ele-
ments have decided to issue an inter-
national monthly journal dealing with
Marxist-Leninist doctrinal matters.
The prime reason for this reaction
seems to be that the more or less NAV
erick Communicative ones opposed to
the StaliniSt idea that their countries
should be completely subservient to\the
Kremlin-Suspect that the advent Of
such magazine may mark the begin
ming Of an effort to resurrect the Com
inform. Their feelings on that score are
understandable. For revived COMM
form, even If organized under a new
name, might well signify Soviet deci-
sion to resort again to systematic polit-
zeal and economic pressures aimed at
forcing every Red European regime,
whether now puppet or not, to follow
Moscow's orders without deviation. Such
presSures, however, failed so dismally
in the case of Yugoslavia that it seems
doubtful Nikita Khrushchev would wish
to try them once more. But one never
can tell. Conceivably he may think that
issuance Of yet another party-line jour-
nal may somehow help him to impose
his will on the dissidents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07
Too Much CoddIino

We heartily agree with ]. Edgar
Hoover that there has been too much
coddling of juvenile hoodlums and that
the time has come to crack down hard
on "teen-age terrors." Laws which were
intended to save youthful first offenders
from being branded as criminals. have
been stretched to protect incorrigible
young gangSters and other outlaws from
proper punishment. The result fire.
quently has been to breed complete dis
respect for and defiance of the law by
youthful yokers, rapists and killers. We
have seen evidences of this trend in our
own city. And New York City is Strug-
Cling to cope with serious gang warfare
that has disrupted schools and terror
lied whole communities.
The FBI director spoke from first
hand knowledge of the shocking rise in
juvenile crime when he called on all
adult citizens, particularly fathers and
mothers, to join in the fight to combat
delinquency. He correctly summarized
the situation in declaring in the cur
rent FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin:
THE time for theories and test-tube
treatment is past Only fair but stern
action against delinquent parents and
snarling young thugs can bring halt
to the present plague Of youthful law
lessness."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07
Warranted Allowance

The Treasury Department has
made sound decision in liberalizing
income tax deductions to be allowed
teachers for costs incurred in adding
to their own educational qualifications.
The action followed recommendation by
the Department of Health, Education
and Welfare that some provision be
made to encourage teachers to employ
their summers and other spare time In
furthering their own professional COM
petence. Secretary Folsom has pointed
out that enrolment in organized courses
of instruction, sometimes at substantial
cost, is often necessary in expanding
teachers knowledge or in learning new
and improved teaching methods.
Actually, the new regulations are
included in broad liberalization of
comparable allowances in business and
professional occupations for maintain
ing or improving required skills. At a
time when there is increasing emphasis
on the need for raising educational
standards, It's special applicability to
teachers Is in the national interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07

against the majority Republican posi-
ton. When last reelected, in 1852, he
was Endorsed by the Non-Partisan
League as well as by the G. o. P. Sig
nificantly, he carried every county in
the State on that occasion.
North Dakota has its primary on
June "a. The State Republican conven-
ton has Endorsed Lieutenant Governor
Clyde Duffy for the senatorial nomina-
ton. Party primary fights are not UNI
usual, but it is unusual for a State
organization to refuse Endorsement to
an incumbent Senator seeking re-elec-
ton. On this basis, and even more so
on Mr.. Langer's record as hard and
often successful fighter, the North Da-
kota campaign promises some extraor-
binary fireworks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07

was uceply uISLTcSScu 70
learn of the attitude Of the
State of Virginia in regard
to funds for the preservation
of Fort Marcy. This has been
the native State of my family
since the first settlers arrived.
I am told that someone
asked why Virginia should
pay to help preserve a fort
she tried unsuccessfully to
destroy during the War Be-
tween the States. AS the
granddaughter of a Confed-
crate surgeon whose beautiful
home in South Carolina was
destroyed by Gen. Sherman.
I think I am qualified to an
swer that question. True
SouthernerS are good sports
and dignified losers. led by
the fine example of Gen.
Robert E. Lee, who accepted
defeat without bitterness. and
dedicated the remainder OF
his life to education in Vir-
ginia. Emotionally the war
is over. But history is indel-
ible truth! The fact that we
"rebels" lost has not made
the State Of Virginia elm
mate Civil War history from
school textbooks. nor should
itmake US willing to see his
toric sites destroyed. History
Is more meaningful to- our
youngsters If they can sup
plement the written word by
visiting historic sites andisee-
Ing them as they were at the
time history was being made.
Furthermore. these forts were
q tribute to the Confederates,
tangible proof of Federal fear
OF their might!
A bulldozer can destroy in
q day what 1t took hundreds
of men, nearly a century ago.
a year to create. Fort Marcy.
guarding Chain Bridge. was
extremely important as the
western end Of the chain of
Virginia Notifications pro-
tecting the National Capital.
We. in Northern Virginia.
have contributed very heavily
to the fine historic preserva-
ton work In other parts Of
the State, and it does not
seem fair that Fairfax County
is denied assistance in this
instance.
Eleanor Lee Templeman,
Secretary. Society Of the
Lees Of Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07
End of a Drob Quarter

Preliminary statistics marking the
end of the first quarter of 1858 provide
anything but cheerful reading on the
economic front. In the final two weeks
of March, for example, the Labor De-
partment reports that new claims for
unemployment compensation resumed
a rising trend that had halted tempo
rarily in the first half of the month.
Jobless workers covered by this type of
limited-length insurance now total '3.3
million-about double the figure of a
year ago. Other significant indiceS show
steel production scheduled at only 48
per cent Of plant capacity-the lowest
level in years; automobile output down
and inventories high, and department
store sales lower than year ago.
Even so, there are other measure
mentS that offer some encouragement
for the near term. Spending on new
construction was higher in March than
in February and higher for the quarter
than in the comparable period Of 1857.
While increased costs, rather than in
creased volume, accounted for most of
this showing, impact of the $1.8-billion
housing bill and the implementing steps
authorized by President Eisenhower late
last week are expected to boost building
activity for the remainder of the year.
Another index that additionally pro-
videS a reliable clue to future industry
activities is that involving machine tool
orders. The monthly trend in this quar-
ter has been upward from the eight
year low recorded last December. Still
to be felt, of course, are the helpful
effects Of speeding up the highway pro-
gram, authorized by the $1.5-billion
measure awaiting presidential sigma
ture, and Stepped-up defense spending.
Among proposals awaiting Congressional
consideration is the administrations
recommendation for experimenting the
unemployment compensation system.
For many lines of industry, the
spring and summer quarters ordinarily
are months Of revival The next few
weeks should show whether the cur
rent recession has "bottomed out"
enough to make this pattern prevail in
1858. Secretary of Labor Mitchell al
ready has revealed that March employ
ment figures, to be released this week,
will show improvement and that the
spring upturn is reliably indicated.