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Evening star., 1958-07-06

trio fry-pans offered in dec
orator colors-rust, green or
turquoise--as wen as gleam-
ing polished aluminium.
Utility also is predomi-
nant in the offerings. Ex-
amples include a food
blender with shatter-proOf
container. ranch styled
mailboxes and a portable
electric baking oven for con-
venient preparation Of hot
dishes. hot breads and des-
serts.
Also on display are plate
clocks designed to match
modern dinnerware. adjust
able shelving, canister sets
TO match kitchen decor, ana
a high-chair mat to protect
freshly scrubbed floors from
baby's spilled milk.
Rolling pins appeared ball
bearing with gold. copper or
natural aluminium finishes.
and for kitchen color corre-
lation in pink. yellow or
translucent white, with con-
Evening star., 1958-07-06
WHY crow oLDa
You Can Eat Cake
And Have 1t, Too!

we increase 1t with food we
lose our appetite. This Is why
the reducer should eat slowly.
In this way the blood sugar
Is raised earlier in the meal
and the temptation to over
eat is not so great. Another
idea is that we eat to keep
warm and feel satisfied when
the body temperature is
raised.
Il seems that we have con-
fused our appetite center BY
the messages we have sent It'll
It is a proven fact that many
folks overeat when they are
unhappy, emotionally upset
or under some kind Of strain
or tension. At the Endocrine
Clinic in Boston City Hos
pital a study showed that
more than half the obese
patients we're high strung
and nervous. Their histories
demonstrated the fact that
when they we're lonely, dis
couraged, bored or worried,
they turned to food for COM
fort. They actually are COM
pulsive eaters.
Another factor in over
weight is social eating. The
number of calorieS we con-
sumo in food and drink at
luncheons, dinner parties,
cocktail parties. teas, and
Evening star., 1958-07-06
YES

HENRY SCHULTHEIS of
Alexandria. Va. president Of
the Potomac Chapter Of the
American Society Of Land
scape Architects and general
chairman of the ASLA's 59th
annual meeting: Definitely
and our society has a con-
siderable number of land
scape architects who are
women and very proud of
their positions in the profess
sion. To the best of my
knowledge. we have two or
three trustees Of the national
society who are women prac-
ticing the profession and my
guess would be that at least
125 Of the 1,410 members of
the ASIA are women. The
profession is primarily one of
the applied fine arts and
women have an artistic bent
which makes them particu-
larry suited to the field"
Evening star., 1958-07-06
YES

SIDNEY N. SHURCLFF
of Boston. Mass, new presi-
dent and first American to
head the international Fed
Grafton of Landscape Archi-
tects: "Ah, that's q good
question. In many nations
women have advanced to the
very top in the field Of land
scape architecture. The gen.
eral secretary Of the FILA is
Miss Sylvia Grove of London
who operates her own very
successful Office in London
and is now doing most Of the
site planning for the Ameri-
can Air Force in England. No
longer are women landscape
architects merely doing gar
dens but they now do large
scale work such as housing
projects"
Evening star., 1958-07-06
THE SUNDAY STAR B-7
Washington, d. g.
SUNDAY. July g, 1888

trasting chrome ends and
handles.
Tahitian tableware In stain-
less steel with bamboo-like
handles, an outdoor grill that
permits simultaneous rare
and well-done cooking, q
patio knock-down bar. and q
barbecue accessory table were
among the products that re-
feet today's interest in casual
and outdoor living.
More than 100000 house,
wares items will be shown.
Mr.. Dolph Zapfel. NINA
secretary. said. "Our business
survey showed that 81 per
cent Of exhibitors spent from
/ to more than 10 per cent
Of their 1857 gross housewares
income on research to inn
prove products or create new
ones"
Evening star., 1958-07-06

practically every social gath
ering. Is staggering. So be-
tween social life and times
Of tension. our appetite con-
troll has gotten out Of hand.
In Che past many reputable
physicians have prescribed
drugs for their overweight
patients. not because the
drugs would reduce them
but because they made 1t
easier since they inhibited
the appetite. However, these
had their drawbacks because
they were too stimulating
and sometimes led 1t irri-
liability. nervousness and In
somnia. In a recent issue Of
the Journal Of the American
Medical Association q new
appetite killing drug was re-
ported which seems to have
none Of these defects. / do
not know how widely 1t viii
be accepted by the medical
profession. Any drug must be
taken under q doctors super
vision.
All most women need in
order to reduce is incentive
and a knowledge of self.
Once you realize and admit
to yourself that you are over
eating because of unhappi-
ness or Illustration. you can
control It.
The most powerful incen-
tive is the wish to be attrac-
tive for someone, or personal
vanity. However, there is
newer incentive. There can
no longer be any doubt that
we endanger our health and
perhaps even our life with
too many pounds.
Evening star., 1958-07-06

offices. One Of the reasons.
/ think. is that landscape
architects have to direct
men in carrying out their
work and people say. Why
a woman?'"
Evening star., 1958-07-06
YES

MRS. LESTER A. COL
LINS. wife of a Washington
ton landscape architect: "Oh.
I think they have more op-
portunities. Landscape archi-
lecture is branching out so
that the men go rushing of
on the big engineering and
planning jobs and the least
they want to do is an airport.
That means there is a greater
opportunity for women in the
field Of small gardens and ]
think women are better suited
for this type Of work than
men are"
Evening star., 1958-07-06
YES

MISS DOROTHY MAY
ANDERSON, landscape
architect Of Washington:
Eyes, I think they do. al
though / don't believe women
have as great an opportunity
as men in any Of the profess
sions. But comparing land
scape architecture to law,
medicine and architecture. ]
think it offers as great an
opportunity for advancement.
If not a better one"
Evening star., 1958-07-06
YES
MRS. RALPH GRISWOLD

MRS. RALPH GRISWOLD
Of Pittsburgh, Pa, whose hus-
band won the first fellowship
in landscape architecture at
Dumbarton Oaks Research
Library and Collection: u
think the profession has
similar opportunities for
advancement as other profess
sions but also an equal num-
Der of handicapS. However,
a woman who is determined
to take the full 11ve-year
course in landscape archi-
lecture and is persistent can
find it to be a very rewarding
profession"
Evening star., 1958-07-06
NO

COUNTESS YELLA Won
BULLION, landscape archi-
tect of Munich, Germany:
mot in Germany. In the
past 20 years we have had SO
women enter the field and
only i've now have their own
Evening star., 1958-07-06
Club to Sponsor PIoy

The comedy. '"The King Of
Hearts," is being sponsored
at Olney Theater by the
Women's Suburban Demo-
cratic Club on July 20.
Evening star., 1958-07-06
BOTH SIDES
OF THE FENCE

Question: Do you think women have as
great an opportunity for advancement in
landscape architecture as in other profes-
sions2
At the annual "ss'nS Of the American Society Of Landscape
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03

deformitles Of their chest
like pigeon breast"
There's many y business
man who has unnecessarily
been pronounced "a corO-
nary" and has had TO give up
his business when the dag
nOsls was made upon tracing
alone. Many an athlete has
been forced to foregO his
sport. Many a dancer has
had TO give up her vocation
because Of a false interpre-
tatlOn."
In these ways, Mr.. e. NJ,
Is II possible for an electro
cardiOgram TO be wrong"
However. remember this. If
you have EGG changes and
these are supported by care
full history and physical ex-
animation, you should have
no doubts about your doc
tors diagnosis.
Except for the few cases I
have mentioned In which
there may be false interpre-
tations, definite EGG changes
are unmistakable evidence Of
actual heart disease. EIec-
acknowledgements are rarely
wrong"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03
LAW IN THE NEWS
There's Good Reason
For Legal Finicking

will alleged to have been exc
cuted by Mrs. Eva Teichman.
The will cut OF Mrs. Teich-
mans three married daugh-
tiers without a cent.
Then, after Mrs. Teich-
man died last year. nearly
two years after the date Of
the will. the daughters con-
tested It. They commended
that the will, which left
everything ($S5.000) to their
father, was forged-and that
the alleged witnesses to it
were never close to their
mother on the day 1t was
supposed to have been exc
cuted.
The whole thing blew up
into a grade-A battle, with
bitter charges and counter
charges flying back and
forth. Henry Teichman, the
father and beneficiary, COM
mented that these children
have turned into sinister,
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gist doesn't rely ON the EGG
to the exclusion of every
thing else in making his
diagnosis Of corOnary disease.
History, physical examina-
ton, laboratory findings are
essential considerations.
Most cardiOlogists are IA
miliar with straps" in read
ing q tracing. For instance,
there may be q T wave
change in the tracing that
''lOoks like" typical corOnary
trouble, Yet, we know that
II may be caused by drink
ing a glass Of ice water; or BY
smoking many cigarettes; or
occasionally by psychoso-
matte causes; or may even be
found when the tracing Is
taken In people who have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03

advised he get away for at
least a year. We are planning
TO do that, but we can't
afford TO spend much. Can
you suggest where the two Of
us might go? MRS. L. C.
I suggest you try q travel
bureau. They should have
the information. For what It
is worth, let me tell you about
a place l heard Of from a
friend who has been living in
Mexico for the last FIVE years.
Cuernavaca Is the city,
about 40 miles from Mexico
City. He says that for 500 q
month you can rent a home
1.-TWO bedrooms, two baths,
modern refrigerator, carport)
with q garden a block and q
half long. With 1t you get
the services Of a gardener.
Usually there is a swimming
pool shared by three-fOur
families.
For IFS per month you can
have q place with q private
swimming pool. You can have
two full-time maids: S14 a
month for q cook; second
maid for $40 q month. One
maid lives in maids quarters.
No heating is necessary ex-
cept the fireplace.
You might look into this at
your travel agents. Sounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Heart Disease and Diagnosis
By DR.. PETER }, sTEINcRoHN

Dear DR.. Steincrohn: Isn't
1t possible for an electrician
diogram to be wrong? Mr..
EN-.
Many people think. for ex-
ample, that taking" an X
Ray Is the most important
part Of X-Ray diagnosis. Al
though good technique in
taking pictures is essential,
what Is really the crux Of
the matter is the expert
ence in reading" the X
Rays. Only considerable ex-
perience makes for a good
x-Ray diagnostlcian.
Likewise with the electro
cardiogram. An electrOcar-
diOgram can be wrong only
In that its Interpretation Is
faulty. The good cardiOlo-
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evil characters. driven by q
mad, ungoverned greed for
money" He, his lawyer, and
the witnesses insist the viii
was executed and witnessed
on the proper day.
The daughters assert that
on the day the win was sup
posed to have been signed
they were with their mother
all day and that the two al
legged witnesses never came
near their mothers home.
Was II Bona Eide?
There is no suggestion here
that the Teichman will either
was or was not q bona fids
one.
But the case does illustrate
the sort Of situation which
lawyers run into every day
and thus why they insist on
seemingly picayune and re-
fined attention to "details"--
details which can. II need be.
subsequently proved in court.
It may seem like q lot Of
red tape to you at the time.
But remember-that red tape
can mean the difference be-
tween one dollar and a mil
lion, custody or loss of q
child. even between life or
death.
NnaAass Taaasaa 1890. s,.,. .......
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03
LAW IN THE NEWS
BY PHIL YEAGER and
JOHN STARK

1t isn't hard to get annoyed
with law now and then.
About half the time, or so
1t seems, law is overtechnical,
superprecise and just plain
finicking. Lawyers keep yell
ing at you to "get it in writ
ing" don't say anything"
read before you sign" "get
a witness"
Well, there are good reasons
for all this sort of thing. If
your lawyer seems to 60 to
unnecessary lengths in order
ito be sure"-just be glad.
He may be saving you from
untold grief and controversy
later on.
Moreover, even when things
appear to be in good and
careful order. legally. a lot
Of trouble can still brew up.
Extreme Controversy
In Mineola, N. Y, for in
stance, an extreme contro-
versy arose recently over q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03
Anxiety

Dear Or. Steincrohn: Is
there one person In this trou-
bled world Of ours who lives
without worry? I'd like to
meet him. Mr.. j. w.
Everyone lives behind a
gOssamer veil Of anxiety. Even
the best-integrated person is,
at least periodically, at the
mercy Of doubt and fear.
Worry is the largest pre-
MUM we pay for being
blessed with intellect. Unlike
our dog who seems concerned
only with tOday's bone (per-
haps he worries, too, because
he buries II In the ground for
tomorrow we humans relive
past discomfOrts; and even
when "things are good"
worry that they won't last.
The answer seems TO be this:
Accept anxiety as a part Of
existence; but develop a phi
lOsophy that will help keep II
down TO q minimum.
released By the Bell Syndicate. Ine)
TOmsrOw: Medicinal use Of
Iiquo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03
Awoy From 1t All

Dear DR.. Steincrohn: My
husband has had q nervous
breakdown. His doctor has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03

too good to be true. but I got
II first hand. Getting out Of
the country would be a real
change for your husband.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-03

Use for distont points in home, GO
rooe, Workshop must" for every
office! Master hos own volume con-
troll with on-off switch, seporote
"press-to-toIk" switch and pilot
light. SmortIy styled netol eose!
Milford chronicle., 1958-03-07
PUBLIC SALE!
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate
and
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

At my home in Bridgeville, Della
ware, on Delaware Avenue, on
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 18th. 1865
AT 900 O'CLOCK p. M.
RAIN OR SHINE
REAL ESTATE
Home consists of apartments OF
Is rooms and baths, electric and
running water. So #. frontage, 100 #.
depth. 275 gallon oil tank, oil burn
erS.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Four beds and mattresses, 3 tables,
20 chairs, l red leather platform
rocker. sofas, easy chairs, l Dex-
ter washing machine. 8 gas cook
stoves. kitchen cabinets, l ward
robe, 2 dressers, ? refrigerators, lots
Df other things too numerous TO
mention
The above mentioned Real Estate
and Personal Property viii be sold as
a whole. This property can be in
spected any time before day of sale.
TERAIS-209c down day of sale,
balance ia 30 days The purchaser or
purchasers will he required to pay the
cost of transferring the deed and
revenue stamps. Being sold with
clear title.
GEORGE n. BLOOD, Owner
Bridgeville, Delaware
Dickerson Bros, AuctiOncers,
S-7-itp
Milford chronicle., 1958-03-07
Age Shows Up;
Right In The Neck
AP Newsfeature

This new scientific age holds out
great prospects of discoveries to
help keep us young. Some scien-
tist aiming to find out secrets of
the universe may stumble on that
magic formula for eternal youth.
But, in lieu of that miracle some
where in the offing, we have made
great strides in the world of cos
metics where chemists have engi-
neered preparations to help ward
off aging skin. One such discov-
cry in recent years has been in the
field of essential polyunsaturated
fatty acids. These are found in GER
tain fatty foods known to be es-
sential to skin health for more
than three decades. Experiments
by bio-chemists' proved, however,
that maturing women do not assim-
ilate fatty foods the way younger
girls do. Then, too, older women
on diets have tendency to min
imize their intake of fatty foods.
The first, polyunsaturated creams
hit the market many years ago,
and it was hoped that these creams
would supply the vital fatty acids
lacking in the skin.
New creams claiming to have
solved the problem of polyunsatu-
rates are touted as compensating'
creams, supplying skin essentials
that may be insufficient in the diet
Scientific talk is that the new
polyunsaturated creams may be
used effectively on either dry or
oily skin since the formula is de-
vised to correct skin imbalance.
How is this new cream used?
1t may be worn overnight, good
skin protection during the winter
months.
1t may be used under daytime
makeup, by coating the skin with a
thin film of the cream before using
foundation cream.
The cream is absorbed into the
skin in a jiffy, so that there is no
problem in. applying foundation
cream over it or fear of staining
pillows if it is worn at night.
One good use for this type of
cream is at the throat. 1t should
be ideally suited to the baggy or
crepey throat, and other facial
areas that have tendency to sag
as we grow older.
Milford chronicle., 1958-03-07
Additional Facilities for

delaware stare COlic96
Dover, Kent County, Delaware
College at the Presidents Office, Do
yer, Delaware, until 800 p. M. e. S.
T., Thursday, 27 March, 1858, and then
publicly opened and read aloud
Copies of the plans and specifications
may be secured by General Contrac-
tors at the office of the Architect, w.
Ellis Preston, 903 jefferson Street,
Wilmington, Delaware, on or after
Thursday, 6 March, 1858.
For the use and convenience of
Contractors bidding directly to the
Owner, two sets of plans and specifi-
cations will be loaned by the Archi-
tect upon the deposit of $4,000 each
set, which will be refunded upon re-
turn of the plans and specifications in
good condition. Contractors who take
plans and specifications but do not
submit estimates to Owner will be
charged the amount of S25.00 each set
to cover cost.
Bids for Classroom and Administra-
tion Building and Library shall be eff
fective for thirty 500 days after the
opening date, and bids for the Faculty
Residence and Presidents Residence
shall be effective for sixty (60) days
after tn opening date. Bids shall not
be Withdrawn within these limits.
Each Bidder must deposit with his
bid, security in an amount of not less
than ten 00H6) percent Of the total
Bid, subject to the conditions pro-
vided in the Instructions to Bidders
Delaware State College reserves the
right to waive infOrmalities in or to
reject any or all bids.
DELAWARE STATE COLLEGE
jerome n. Holland, President
SILT
Milford chronicle., 1958-03-07
ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
DELAWARE STATE COLLEGE

Dover, Kent County, Delaware
Sealed Proposals for:
General Construction
Plumbing, Heating, VentiIating
and Air Conditioning and Elec-
tricaI Work
Milford chronicle., 1958-03-07

10 Tons Calcium Chloride
900 L. F. Parkway Rejecting
Curb. Standard
$50 L. F. Parkway Rejecting
Curb, Modified
"a Each Crossable Traffic Sepa-
rators
270 S. Y. Grouted Rip Rap
1900 S. Y. Removal
1850 Gal rel Asphalt Tack Coat
10 Each Special Junction Box
Each Conduit Junction Well
500 L. F. 21 Galv. Conduit under
New Pavement
30 l.. F. 81 Galv. Conduit under
Existing Pavement
Each Traffic Signal Pedestal
Base
IA Each 6u Traffic Signal Detec-
tor Ehcasement
100 c. Y. Select Borrow (TRM
100 Tons Cold Laid RitunlinouS
Concrete (TRM)
100 Tons Quarry Waste (TRM)
l. S. Maintenance of Traffic
Attention is called to the Special
Provisions in the Proposal, the Speci-
fications and the Contract Agreement.
The Provisions of the Federal Aid
Highway Act as amended are appli-
cable to Federal-aid projects.
The employment agency for these
Employment Service whose offices are
located at sol Shipley Street, Whining
ton, 135 South Bradford Street, Do
yer, and North Race Street, George
town.
Performance of contract shall COM
mence within ten (10) days after exc
cution of the contract and be complet-
ed as specified.
Monthly payments will be made for
ninety 900 percent of the construction
completed each month.
Bidders must submit proposals upon
complete forms as provided by the
Department for bidding purposes.
Each proposal must be accompanied
money to the amount of at least ten
(10) percent of the total amount of
the proposal.
The envelope containing the pro-
the construction of State Highway
The contract will be awarded or re-
jected within thirty ((3O days from
the date of opening proposals;
The right is reserved to reject any
Prospective bidders who have SUBJ
mitted to the Department thirty (3O)
days prior to the opening of the pro-
posals the complete forms "Contrac-
tors Financial Statement" and "Ex-
perience QUESTIONABLE" and who have
been prequalified twenty (20) days be-
fore the receipt of the bid may obtain
one set of contract documents from
the Highway Department once room
203, Arden Building, IL E. North Street,
Dover, Delaware, upon the payment of
five dollars ($5.00). Contract docu-
ments need not be returned and the
above payment will not be refunded.
Make checks payable to the Della
ware State Highway Department.
DELAWARE STATE HIGHWAY
DEPARTMENT
BY: J. Gordon Smith, Chairman
RI A Haber, Chief Engineer
February 20. 1858
Dover, Delaware 2-2s-2t
Milford chronicle., 1958-03-07
Herdsmen HOnOred
For Outstanding Work

David Hauck and Daryl Har-
man, supervisors for the Sussex
County Dairy Herd Improvement
Association, were honored recent
ly, at the annual Farm and Home
Week Dairy Day program, for their
outstanding work during 1857.
David was selected as Della
wares Top Supervisor" and Daryl
was close behind in third place.
Albert Lank, Milton, president
of the association, in making the
announcement stated I'VE are
proud of our two supervisors and
are very happy to see their fine
services recognized"
MIR. Lank went on to state, that
dairying is rapidly changing and
1t is becoming more and more es-
sential for dairymen to have rec
ords on their herds IL they are to
operate on a profitable basis.
Mr.. Lank pointed out that "the
business of the Dairy Herd I'M
provement Association is' to help
interested dairymen to keep COM
plete and accurate records on each
COW i'm their herd" From this in
formation more efficient manage
ment of the herd can result ac-
cording to Mr.. Lank.
Presently there are 80 members
of the association with 1888 cows
on test.
Interested .dairymen are invited
to contact Mr.. Lank or the County
Extension Office, Georgetown. for
further information on the DIIIA
program.
Milford chronicle., 1958-03-07
Grass, Legume
Seed Plentiful

Pasture grass, legume and lawn
seed is plentiful this year, mean
ing prices should be low and choice
wide, according to George K. Va
paa, county agricultural agent.
A report to the agent from the
U. S. Department of Agriculture
said current supplies of some va
rieties are twice the average an
nual amount planted. Those include
Merton Kentucky bluegrass, bent
grass, perennial ryegrass, Sudan
grass, Ladino clover, and Chew
ings fescue., Seed for these varie-
ties should be widely available at
very favorable prices, compared to
recent years, the county agent said.
Supplies also are abundant for
buyers of Kentucky bluegrass,
smooth bronze grass, white clover,
alsike clover, alfalfa, orchard grass,
common ryegrass, and lespedeza
Less abundant are red fescue and
red top, Mr.. Vapaa said. For few
varieties-red clover, tall fescue,
timothy and sweet clover-local
shortages could develop because
the supply is close to average re-
quirements. This could happen, too,
with alfalfa seed of specified state
origins.
II you are planning to plant va
rieties in shorter supply, it would
be wise to get your order to the
seed dealer early Farmers who
wish suggestions about the best
pasture seeds are welcome to call
the county extension office.
Certified seed is always a good
buy, the agent reminded. The GER
tification tag and seal is insurance
the seed will be true to type.