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8OBeouties to Compete
ForMiss Universe Title
THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. C., July 10, 1859

LONG BEACH, Calf. July 10 (AP)-That annual madcap
promotion the Miss Universe Contest rolling again
and 80 girls hand to scramble for crown that now
seems we'll worth the effort.
All is not Just tinsel in this beauty business
The current Miss Universe Latin miss from Colombia,
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TRAILERS

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rm.; excel. cond.; S1,795 and
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ditioner. viii take cash and Tor
furn. for equity. HE 9-12S0.
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Relaxes A Bit

He relaxed, lit a cigarette
and began chatting with a
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Greeted by Big Sign

When he arrived at Ruidoso
Downs Gov. Long was greeted
by a large sign with Welcome
Governor" written on it. Sew
eral spectators at the track
said, Hello, Governor"
AS Gov. Long got off the
plane a young lad about 4
years old was standing nearby
with a toy yellow airplane in
his arms. Hi there, big shot"
Gov. Long said to the boy. but
the young fellow appeared to
be unawed by the Governor
and turned his back.
At the track Gov. Long was
taken into the managers Office,
where he was reported betting
blind on the races. The Cover
nor placed a $3.50 bet on the
second race by means of an
attractive, red-headed courier.
While in the managers Of
flee. Gov. Long began trading
off -colored jokes with the viSi-
tors introduced to him. He also
began complaining that the
young courier was missing
some of the bets he was asking
her to place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19

RUIDOSO. N. NJ, July 10
(AP). Louisiana's Gov. Earl
K. Long flew to New Mexico
from Ell Paso, Tex, by char
tered plane today for an after
noon of horse racing at Rui-
dose Downs.
AS the tempestuous Governor
left the plane he was helped
down by Lincoln County Sheriff
s. M. (Sallie) Ortiz.
The sheriff quickly gave Gov.
Long a brief shakedown for
possible weapons. The short
search was noticed only by a
handful. The sheriff later ad-
mitted that he made a quick
search for the weapons because
of recent incidents involving
Gov. Long in which there have
been threats to shoot photog-
raphers and newSmen.
Were just not going to have
that sort Of thing happening
in our county," Sheriff Ortiz
said,
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Lauds U. S. Sea Power
MONEY WANTED
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

INVESTORS for development of
subdivision of fine homes. Write
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End TRUSTS-Absolutely top spot
cash prices paid, Md, Va. D C.
Call daily or night. 10. 4-6566.
, 1959-09-04
Be ready for Saturday. September III
at the BAMBOO LOUNGE

conference to warn the pubic
against pi4ls, potions, freak
diets, vibrators and other CAD
gets being billed as weight re-
ducers. Whatever claims may
be made, he said, science has
yet to come up with a simple,
safe and sane food, drug or de-
vice that will, in itself slender
lie a user. There is no such
article" he said.
The only real way to lose
weight is to eat less and exer-
else more, he said.
George P. Larrick director.
Of the Food and Drug Admin
, 1959-09-04
FAT AMERICANA

aeeced Of $loo,ooO,oOo yearly
by resorting to fake diet, aids
and slimming devices to lose
fat.
Mr.. Flemming called a news
, 1959-09-04
PIRATES

road paved to Grapetree Bay rates for an average Of $50 per
and Of the installation Of tele- cent. The question is being
phone service and our hopes asked; Can the cellar jewellers
for additional airline service upset the Champions on Sun
to St. Croix need support, and day? Anything can happen
we appreciate everything that when the big hitters Of the
you are doing for US through Phillies get started.
such fine editorials as the one
~ Aun,c4 third
, 1959-09-04

.istration, told the news confer
ence his agency is inyestigat-
ing all products that claim
weight reducing miracles. The
agency moves in where a pro-
duct is falsely tabled.
, 1959-09-04
MGR. OF
be justly proud,

We intend to operate a hotel
which will coincide with the
old-world charm and atmo-
sphere Of ST. Croix, and we are
here for a long term Of proper
hotel management which will
provide good food, good ser
vice and fine accommodations
We hope to bring many thous-
ands Of new visitors to the
island.
Our problems of getting our.
, 1959-09-04

such me edltOTlaIS as the one
Of August third.
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BELL MOTORS
BELL MOTORS

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ANNAPOLIS MOTORS

oLDsMoBILE, '5s Dyna, "ss. e
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0LDsMOBILE '57 super "a" Holt
day. hydra.. power steerlna and
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OLDS $50 Holiday $50: good cond !,
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OLDs '53 EOS" Holiday: power
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OLDS "a s "sS7 4-dr sed, hydra.
Wv. tires: owner. EM. s-6750
OLDs So "xS' eli white. ps.
ph.i Wv. tires; best ofier. GA.
4-63s6 any time
OLDsMOBILE 1873 Holiday "9S":
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1 ANNAPOLIS MOTORS
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0LDsMOBlLE 54 2-dr.; $500;
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oLDsMOBILE '57 Super "SS" Holt
day 4-door hardtop: power steer
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Wv. tires. This Is sharp, one
owner car. Priced 70 cell, today
only. $l,9g5.
KIRK MOTOR co.
CHEVY CHASE BRANCH
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OLDsMOBELE '57 super "sH" Holt
day. hydra. power steerina and
brakes, = and h. Wv. tires. excel
/ eond N 1~AQl1
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MERCURY 57 convertible; blue
with white top; $4,000 actual
miles: auto. trans. p. s., p, b.. r.
and g.: Immaculate conda. private
owner; S1,195 or best ofier. IKE.
S-2b20,
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-20
Consoles TITLES

No nay NADIA que nos obligue
a pintar las puertas las inte-
rioreS p-articularmente- de un
color determinado. En- este me.
hester es donde Sc puede de-
mostrar Ell buen gusto y la orr
ginalidad de cada quien, va que
pocas cosas contribuyen tanto a
la belleza y la felicidad en- es-
tie mundo, como ell colorido. Sin
embargo, la mayoria de noso-
tros no 10 usamos 10 suficiente
en- nuestros hogares iSin com
premier que 10 necesitamos tan
to como ell sol, ell aire, Ell aqua
y los alimentos! Sin Ell decae
nuestro amino por que en- am
bientes opacos, faltoS de viva
cidad nos faltan la energia y
ell estinulo.
Por ESQ, antes que por min
guna otra cosa, comencemos por
pintar la puerta de la calle de
un color que armonice con ell
resto del edificio que constitu-
We nuestro nogar. La bienveni-
da q cualqu:er vista comienza
por ahi, 81 es possible que ella
sea amable y cordial por ell solo
uso de una lata de pintura y
de unos minutes de trabajo ipor
que no emprender cuanto an
ties esa tarea? iPor que demorar-
la 81 es algo tan facil y da re-
sultados tan beneficiosos para
ell espiTitu?
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-20

Compromise AMBROSE
En- fecha reciente anunciaron
su compromise amoroso la gem
til y culta senorita Rieni Emous,
hija del senior Ruben ]. Her.
nandez y sonora, y ell correcto
caballero Jose EugeniO ROdri.
guez, hijo del senior Antonio
Rodriguez y sonora, de Ponce,
Puerto Rico.
La senorita Emous estudia en-
Barry College de esta ciudad y
SUI novio presta servicios en- Ell
Ejercito de los EE. UU. desta-
cado actualmente en- South Ca
rolina.
Ell compromise fue eelebrado
durante una calida reunion que
tuvo lugar en- la Residential de
Hialeah de los tics y padrinos
de la novia, senior Mario Villa
MARIO Robes y sonora, Gloria
de VillamarzO, y fueron muchos
los brindiS hacia la felicidad
eterna de tan gentil pareja.
Aun no Sc ha fijado fecha
para la boda.
De Pdnamd
Por la via aerea Hegaron de
Panama en- dias pasadoS a dis
frutar de una corta temporada
de recreo entire nosotros ell Sc
nor don Roberto de la Guardia
y sonora, dona Isabel de la
Guardia de de la Guardia.
Nos cemplace presentarles un
cordial saludo.
CumpIeofos
Nuestras calurosas felicitacio-
res pala ell apreciado caballero
senior Raul Sierralta Osorio, vi
ce Consul de la Republica de
Venezuela en- Miami, con mott
vo de la grata celebration de
SUI cumrleanos en- ell dia de hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-20

HORIZONTALES
1-Hermano de Abel
4-Parte de los tejados
Ode las Antillas, por ejemplc
12-Rece
13-Ingerir alimentos
14-Circulo o redondel
15-Que devuelven
18-Volumen
19-Colonia portuguese del
Oriente
20--Region de la Antigua Gre
cha.
22-Domesticas
26--De temer
27-Poblacion de Indonesia
28-Arbol ~leguminoso
29-Remuevo la terra con e
arado
30-Hermoso
31-Hilo de soda POGO torcido
32-Coloca
33-Clara
34-Existira
35-Cclorante
37-Bccobrar la salud
38-Vocales fuertes
39-Obstruccion intestinal, Inv
40-Movimientos organizes
46-Piedra de sacrificios
47-Clase de flota
disqualification
49-Interieccion
50-Perros ca~lleieros
51-Hoja purgante
VERTICALES
1-Hermana o religiosa
2-Letra castellana
3-Ofrecieras testimonio
4-Sin levadura
5-Flor oriental
Save corredora
7-Monarca
8-Condimento
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-20

I'LL 5HE zEEEslE[z 5 Is
soI2lIIBlA ElsIA
NIolRlL AlElElM ,SlElAl.S.
l6I3IklTIEH DILL Also.
la o:,IIlM[A POL ELS.
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NQIE EIsL II n
IElAlA All All 4 81 al II 81 VI
p q QtSlQ
GlSlAAAL.lllaEla
Hls
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-20
FL TUIipdn Negro

Hay dos epocas en- la vida del
lector aficionado. La primera
cuando lee a Alexandra Dumas,
padre. al segunda, cuando relee
nuevamente a Dumas, es decir
cUando 10 vuelve a hojear para
recordallo. Entire estos dos ITEM
pos ha efectuado otras lecturas:
clasicos, modernos, etc.
En- la primera epoca conoce
a D'Artsgnan y continue con
los demas espadachines hasta
lIegsr al "Tulipan Negro" que
como las demas novelas suyas
there historic, ficcion y meras
coincidencias en- dosis habil-
mente equilibradas.
Esta noveia Sc desarrolla en-
Francia y es descrita de modo
tan minucioso que parece uno
de los cuadros de Terboch o de
Vermeer con sus casas de la
drillo colorado, suS canales y to
rreones, sus costumbres senci-
LA y austeras, como supo reali-
carlo en- cine Fleyder, cuando
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-20

B @rssaamsaAo b bss IN menssie dslot Bssqse b&o - asno Del zo&sco
- qe ddkSsain 80 hsuna psAos ssnos eopespooden q ~ echa de nseinsenao
q AoaArA Dc Eneso 22 Feb. 20 ~ Pso. De Febseso FL a Msszo 2
- Area d Msno Fl sAx. 20; ~, Tsuu. de Abnl FL a Mayo 9
= Gsmiaa. De Mayo 81 Q bun FL; 20, Cancer De Jonio 81 a Lo 9
/, Leo. De Lso ga Aeo. 20; tru) Virgo, De Asoso % a Sepbse. z
~ LA~. d Sepbe. "A Oct %; r9w6p Eseopa De Oct "a a Novbse. 2
y SasAnsa De hW. 23sD6e - N~ob espneouio. Dbse 23 a Enepo 3
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-20

70 no la habla de matrimonio.
70 no lie puedo aconsejar que
Sc case con I'm hombre que no
anna, pero tampoco que rea-
nude las relaciones que tuvo
con I'm joven que pocos dias
antes de la boda la dejo a u.s.
te plantada y en- ridiculo. De
I'm holnbre ash no puede espe-
Tarse NADIA bueno.
PARA CLAVELITO
A los % amos tiene listed
una hija de dos y Sc halla di.
vOrciada hace uno. Averigu6
listed IuegO que aquel cabaIIe.
70 de alguna manera hay
que lIamarlO- estaba casado
autes de contraer matrimonio,
es decir que S bigamo (deli.
to que tiene pena de carceI,
como listed pr0bablemente sa.
be-, Ahora Sc lie presenta a
listed la opOrtunidad de casar.
sc con otrO joyen de 81 amos.
Creo que es muy joven para
listed y que, en- consecuen-
cia, lie convene esperar a que
Surja otra OpOrtunidad mas
adecuada a sus Circumstances.
Precisamente porque fue US.
ted victima de un enganO Y
fracaso una veg, debe evitar
por todos los medios fraeasar
nfro .,a-
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-20

TERNERA CON ~GUIsANTEs

TERNERA CON
3 cebollas
2 cucharadas de manteca
/ lomo de ternera de 5 a 6 II.
bras
IA taxa de harina
! cucharada de sal
Piment6n
"a de taxa de crema agria
"a de taxa de aqua
/ cucharadas de vinagre
s pspas
manojos grandes de zana-
horias.
D6rense las .cebollas en- dos
cucharadas de m~anteca, reboce
la carne ligeramente en- harina
y dorese, sazonando con la sal
y ell pimenton. Anadase la ere
ma agria, ell aqua y Ell vinagre.
Coloque las papas y las zanaho-
rias cortadas en- ruedaS. Sc cue
ce a fuego lento durante una
bora y media.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-20

Seduction al Crucigrama de Aver
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-20
Para CORRESPONDENCE P. q. sOx ss. MANN. rlonpA
Despedido

Por la via aerea salem hoy
hacia Lima, Peru, a disfrutar de
varias semanas de esparcimien-
to en- la bella capital inca, el
senior Domingo Ramos Tzquier.
do y sonora, Lola Jimenez de
Ramos, acompanados de sus nj.
nos Romeo, Julienne y Roberto,
y del senior don Alvaro Jimenez
Gil padre de la sonora de Ra.
mos.
Los despedimos cordialmente
y les deseamos una feliz traves
STA.
eodos de AIsod6n
Aver celebraron la grata oca.
sion de sus Bodas de Algod6no
segundo aniversario matrimo.
NAL, ell senior Arthur NJ. Bixby,
y sonora, la estimada dana Pc
ruana ROsita Arrus de Bixby.
Hasta Oak Park, Illinois, en-
donde fijan su residential, les
enviamos nuestras c~alurosaS fe-
licitaciones y deseos de que dis
fruten de largos amos de dicha
conyugal. r
Nos place enviar nuestras fe.
licitaciones muy sinceras al Sc.
nor Ronald E. Phillips Y seno.
"a, la gentil dana Guiana Geor.
gina Photo de Phillips, quienes
celebran en- Ell. dia de hoy la
grata OCCASION de sus Bodas de
Algodon, Segundo aniversario
matrimonial.
Bodos de MarfiI ?
Celebran hoy sus Bodas de
Marfil, catorce amos de venture.
sa union matrimonial, Ell senior :
NOvOa y sonora, Hilda
de NOv0a, miembros estimados
de nuestra colonia hispanoame.
ricana.
Nos es grato enviarles nues. :
tras sinceras felicitaciones y de.
secs de que cumplan muchos
amos mas de dicha conyugal.
cumpleonos
Extra hoy en- un nuevo ano
de. vida la gentil dana Guiana
sonora Ana Tulsa Gomez de
NGnez, esposa del senior Pc.
drO Nunez Rogue Y con tai
motive nos es grato enviarle
sinceras felicitaciones
a Ia vez que aprovechamos la
OCCASION para desearle que dis
frute de largos amos mas de
existencia, plenoS de bienesta-
res y gratas sorpresas. ;
Extra hoy en- un nuevo ano
dc existencia ell apreciado ca
ballero senior Ramon Vasquez,
motive por ell cual nos complsce
felicitarlo calurosamente Y de-
ssarle muchos y muy venture
sos amos mas. "a
Llega hoy a I'm nuevo ano de
vida la preciosa nina Irene To.
rruella, hija del senior John To.
rruella y sonora, Inez de To.
miembros estimados de
nuestra colonia hispanoamerica.
ma.
LIE enviamos nuestras mas ca
ras felicitaciones, que hacemos
extensivas a sus padres
y abuelita amanttisima, Sra. do
ia Virginia Gonzalez vida. de
TOrruella.
Hey celebra la grata OCCASION
de su cumpleanos ell estimado
caballero puertorriqueno, senior
Rios, a quien nos pla-.
ee felicitar cordialmente y de.
searle largos y dichosos amos
mas de vida.
(Pasa a 10 pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-20

Pasa a 10 pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-20

9-Muy viejos, en- sentido figu
RADIO
10-Del verbo arar
11-Gorra militar
16-De lidia, por ejemplo
17-Impar
20-Jornada
21-Dictador depuesto
22-Grita
23-Contrario de buena
24-Orilla para peatones
25-Emitir sonidos
27-Del verbo leer
30-Llenas de vida
34-Puerto de Nueva Guinea
36-Del verbo leer
37--Anagrama de elevadas
39-Aceite
40-Tranquilidad
41-Epoca
42-Madera resinosa
43-Articulo, Adv.
44-Exclamacion taurina
45-Apocope de santo ,
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-20

sentimental
Por Amaramta

Dirijanse las consultas n BUzON SENTIMENTAL, p. o. BOX 3ss.
International Airport, Miami as, Fla. Rogamos a los Iectores o
Actoras qps firmen ss cartaS con un pseud6nimo o iniciales.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-20
PARA INESITA

La duda de 81 listed quiere
a SUI actual prometido o al no.
vic, que estando a punto de
celebrarse la boda sali6 corrien
do y ahora lie pide perdon, es
prueba de que listed no quie-
re a SUI novio actual. 81 listed
10 quisiera no abrigaria dudas.
Este hombre es generoso y
eomprensivo. como 10 demues.
ira que no lie importa que es.
tuviera listed a punto de ca
sarse con ell otro. Por SUI par
tie, ell otro lie pide perdoh, Pc
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-20
PARA ELIZA

PARA ELIZA
Esa amiga de listed esta
equiy0cada. Ell hecho de que
un buen espOSO, un hOmbre
que siempre Sc ha cOmp0rta.
do bien, haya cometido un
error, un solo error, no es eau
sd suficiente para echar a per-
der an m%atrimOniO. La espOsa
que Sc yea en- un case ash, 10
que debe hacer es ayudar a SUI
espOso a salir del lilo en- que Sc
metiO en- un momento de atur.
dimiento, teniendo en- cuenta
que 81 todos los matrimOnioS
que han pasadO por una tor.
menla de esa indole Sc hubie.
ran divorciadO, lutheran que.
dadG inc6lumes muy pocos.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-20

CANDDATA.-Nos complace publican la ~fotografia de la
culta e interesante senorita Gloria Lopez, otra candidate al
concurso de Miss ALBANIA Interamericana", cuyos admirable.
res lie auguran un rotundo exito.
Gloria nac6 en- Cali, Colombia y reside en- Miami desde
hace siete amos. Es gran aicionada a los deportes, especial
mente la natacion, la esgrima y Ell "water.sking".
Cursa estudios en- Ell primer aho de la Universidad de
Miami. Ha viajado extensamente por los Estados Unidos y
siente grandes deseos de papar la maraviuosa cultura europea.
- (Foto GORT).
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-20
poema oe hoy
DE LOS MoTIVos DE TRISTAN

tie amo a tt o al Amor? iAmo tn esencia,
tn ser, la carne de tn cuerpo humane,
o la emoci6n de amar que me ALA a I'm plano
en- que ell sentido es TODD inteligencia?
les mi estado de alma o tn presencia
10 que me hace pensar, siendo I'm enano,
que tengo ell infinite entire la mano
y toda la Creaci6n en- la conciencia?
5Toda esta sensation que me conmueve
mas que Ell propio vivir, es algo breve
y finito que ACADIA en- un escombro?
90 dejara su marca en- cada hueso
como cuando, tus manos en- mi hombro, r
me quemaste los ojos con I'm beso?
JOSE ANTONIO DAVILA
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Sweeping 4port secono SOTO plus three convenient tobes
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-13
BY ELEM
Star Fashion Writer

NEW YORK. N. Y, July 10.
Americas secret weapon
might well be unveiled on
July Is in Moscow. Yester-
day we were combat cores
pondents covering the war Of
unrest.
This seasonal occurrence in
the United States may be the
thing political strategiStS
hadn't figured on.
The unrest that sets in
around this time is a potent
force in launching new ward
robe campaigns and maneu-
verS.
Russian women are apt to
catch this mood and declare
Sputnik not near as i'm
portant as a new suit when
they see the American FASH
ion exhibition.
On Offensive
Right now in New York the
milliners have moved on the
offensive against hatlessness.
Says Walter Florell: "A hat
is an emotional thing, reach
women and they will wear
more Of them"
Part of the reason for the
confusion over new hat
shapes each season is that
people in the trade know
what they are talking about
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UDC to Mark
Anniversary

Ceremonies commemorate
ing the 9Sth anniversary of
the First Battle of Manassas
will pe held at the Manassas
Battlefield Park at 2::30 pm.
Saturday under the auspices
of the D. c. Division, United
Daughters of the Confeder-
acy, Sons of the Confederacy,
Children of the Confedcracy
and Southern Relief Society.
Mrs. Benjamin Yancey
Martin, UDC president, will
preside over the ceremonies.
Representative William Jen-
nings Bryan Dorm will deliver
the address, and the Rev. j
Jacqueline Amber, pastor OF
the Emmanuel Episcopal
Church in Alexandria, will
give the invocation.
The LIST Missile Battalion.
180th Artillery, commanded
by 1t. Col. E. L. Black, will
be the honor guard.
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OAR Elects

At its last meeting of the
season, the Emily Nelson
Chapter, D. c., OAR elected
the following officers: Regent,
Mrs. Mary Anderson; vice
regent, Mrs. Ella Paul; chap
lain, Mrs. Lillian Cameron;
recording secretary, Mrs. Cor
rine Salmon: corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Willfred Phil
lips; treasurer, Mrs. Helen
Everitt; registrar, Mrs. Mar
garet Love; historian, Mrs.
Rachael Weldon; librarian,
Mrs. Mabel Jaycox; delegate,
Mrs. Nell Kimbell, and alter
mates, Misses Bessie L.
Hughes and Edna Gruebele
and Mrs. Alice Smith and
Mrs. Ella Paul.
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juts out from under the
brimS.
Women desiring a do not
disturb" sign worn on their
hairdos can achieve this by
wearing new-again snoods of
velvet or the hatwig by Sally
Victor.
Incidentally, she made a
strong fashion point by
stating hat shapes in her
collection were "pre-revolu-
tionary."
Said she, there isn't any,
thing in the modern Soviet
I'd want to copy except the
children-hey're adorable"
The kupol shape is copied
from st. Basil's Church, now
a museum, in Red Square:
the Czarina is a wide-sided
hat silhouette, and the bro
cade theater caps laviShly
cuffed with sable are from
RuSSia'S past, not present.
Perhaps, the strongest mil
linery revival is spotted in
the hats with a decided 30S
look to them. SLOUGH hats in
beautiful velours and stitched
satin are "Garbo-ish" with
their softly draped high
crowns and flexible brims.
Mr.. John BalkS
One milliner not being
taken in by the 'be friendly
to Russia" movement cur
rent in the fashion business
is Mr.. John.
Says he. I'll teach them
how to make a hat when they
want to be good friends"
At John-FredericS, the
Carlo SLOUGH hat in leopard
underlined with gold felt is
a pace-Setter.
Turbans, beretS of cro-
cheted pearls, SLOUGH hats of
lame trimmed with sable
belts" around their brimS,
and cavalier-looking hats
with fancy feathers are just
a few of the ohn-Frederics
hat suggestions for fall 1859.
He even does ostrich in a
tailored way.