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sided. That awful nervousness was
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they could go smiling through"
the trying years of change life
without that dreadful misery!
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day. See how fast this special med
icine for women helps you feel like
your happy, active self again.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-07-20
Ortiz To Box PersIey
In Non-Tifla Bout

Manila, Philippines amp -
Carlos Ortiz, recently crowned
lightweight champion, will fight
Art Persley of Red Cross, La,
in a 1O-round non-utle bout here
on July 81, it was announced last
week.
Ortiz won the world title by an
upset, 15-round decision over vet
eran Joe Brown of Baton Rouge
earlier this year. The Persley fight
will be his first since taking the
title from Brown.
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Does Change-Of-Life Make You
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-07-20

Thursday with the Angeles
place..
it alan outeld for the MI representatives The
player generation,
thrdyear Angeles Dodgers
batting Roberto Clemen
Pittsburgh Pirates, right respectively.
both batting appears
solid contention this moment in the the leagues most
valuable performer.
argue against players pick Mauy
Wills shortstop Dick the think Wills
basesteft his ability outed his hitting
mark choice.
By why argue? Fifteen didn't have single player
really root for the That Jackie Robnsons
with
O. o boys
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the main reason the Twins such improved
ball club this year is because Power has welded the
infied. Meanwhile, Vic has been having a good
season at the plate
It's no secret that Vic is not well liked by most
AL players. So it was not surprising that he wasn't
rated one-two in the balloting.
We were sorry to see Manager Ralph Houk of
the New York Yankees, ignore Earl Wilson, of the
Boston club in making his patching choices for the
AL. team Wilson author of one of three major
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-07-20
WEST COAST SPOTLIGHT
BYL. BROcKENBURY

CLAY FIGHTS FOR BOXING LIFE
Angeles (ANP)-Tonght July Sports
Angeles Cassus Clay
attraction the Fight which City
Clay actually will be fighting his pugstc
he does not get strong feeling
might as well forget about fighting altogether.
Cassus is popular the West Coast the
writer's love him because gives them refreshing
write He makes no bones about his ability to win and boldly
he Alexandra
old like Archie Moore beat Alexandra rounds
his ought to be able to do it half the time AS
ston and Floyd Patterson he predicts that stOn will
knockout.
He said LOn hits too hard Patterson easy
hopes however
LsOn will be
be three before he gets his big chance
be the youngest heavyweight champion in history.
WILLS, ROSEBORO CHEATED
unquesionably National
Leagues Alstar John RosebOro
shortstop respectively Angeles Dodgers.
players
Wills perhaps exciting
As for John has become the outstanding catcher in the
of of Roy Campanella
great right No the League
better throwing arm and Johns bat is keeping him high on the list
htters Certainly Del Canda this year
any department only
caused the players to vote for Del over John
Wagner currently leading League
homn production is big Los Angeles these
shutled about by Cardinals
Perhaps only fate which brought the Angeles
Angels into being and his big chance
Lacquer He has performed magcenty with his bat and his
glove his selection the AL Alstar left field position
popular choice far the West Coast
This scribe will be travelling the next three with the
Dodgers reports
goes behind the
addition there will be the Jackie Robinson dinner
July o O at
COopersown NY
particularly being big
events because those who April of 947
wearing boy
play the leagues that most exciting
that will be excited
Jackie walking amnam with Bob Feer to be indicted into the
Hall July
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-07-20

HOURs-WKE When simple deficiency
take Pnkham Tablets Rich
blood within dayl Thus help restore vitality
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SPoR S
BY BILL BRoWER
REATTN THE GIN


The human mind being it league
astar teams by the players made selections
criticism.
that would satisfy everbodpayers fans club The
would be regarding
the players designated
Washington this representative
We think for the virtual coor?-to
Nanny a
Jmenez only leading league batting.
The players picked another comparatively player
Inns Of the Minnesota Twins third
the although
of Baltimore Malone Of the Boston
Rollins has been the hltters
games he pacing
the early weeks Of the
might quarrel with the slight Power
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-07-20

management, writer's and players felt that catcher
John Romano deserved the nod over Earl Battey
of the Twins. We emphatically disagree, of course
since Battey is patiently the best al-round catcher
in the majors In fact, we rate Elston Howard over
Romano.
With Earl behind the bat and Leon Wagner
the starting IeftfieIder this marked the first time
in the history of the game that two tan players
have started for the AL. Wagner, of course, rated
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league year. currently the hottest
No doubt these players would have been chosen there
As Cleveland
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-07-20

Josie Taylor, a brother of the
Philadelphia Phillies' Tony Tay-
lor was signed to st. Louis con-
tract after working out with the
Cardinals in New York. The young
er brother is only 10, and a second
baseman like brother Tony.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-07-20

Speaking of second basemen,
one of the best, Jackie Robinson,
on July %, 1862 will be installed
into basebalPs Hall of Fame.
Jackie was named by the sports
writers just as soon as he be-
came eligible, with only five Big
League years of baseball behind
him.
Congratulations Jackie, there is
none more deserving.
Evening star., 1962-08-27

techniques to many who now
hold classes in several eastern
cities. I do not know whether
there is such a teacher in
the Washington area, how
ever. I have been able to de-
corate a Hitchcock-type chair
and a chest Of drawers quite
satisfactorily by following the
directions given by Mrs.
Brazer in her booklet Basic
Instructions for Home Paint
ing in the Early American
Manner" This booklet and
her Early American Deco
ration" should be available in
a large library.
Some years ago the Amer
ican Home Magazine had di-
rections and patterns for dec
Grating Hitchcock chairs. You
could ask for pattern number
A897 which was copyrighted
in 1947. I made my own stem
ellis by tracing the pattern
onto architects tracing cloth
and then used manicure scis-
sors to cut out the design.
This was quite satisfactory.
1t was tough and flexible yet
, clung to the tacky varnish
when the gold powder was
rubbed into the varnish. I
believe you can obtain a more
pleasing effect by rubbing the
powder into the varnish
rather than using the powder
mixed with bronzing liquid
and then used like paint for
the design.
Evening star., 1962-08-27
Too Big

Mrs. p. T., SilDer Spring
Please advise me. I made
q mistake when I bought a
large dining room table as I
now realize that I have very
little room left. My table is
60"x40" and my chairs have
arms, leaving only enough
room to walk past to get into
my living room. I was think
ing of selling the set but now
l would have to take a terrible
loss at this time, which I
can't afford. Have any of
you readers been in the same
boat? What did you do?
Do you think there is a
place in this area where l
could have this table made
into a round one or make it
smaller? I called the store
where it was bought, asking
the same questions but no one
was unable to advise me. I
Evening star., 1962-08-27
Here's How

Reoders' cIeorins House is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL os q public service exchange
of ideos between oreo readers. The
Stor eonnot accept phone coils per
toinins TO this column. All letters
must beor the writer's full nome and
oddress. No advertising Is printed.
Evening star., 1962-08-27

hill. A fellow student is some
times a big help because he
sees the subject through the
eyes of a student-they have
come along the same road.
This plan may be familiar
to some of the high school
principals in this area but,
if not, I feel sure a fellow
educator in Connecticut would
be willing to help. Perhaps
others feel as I do that this
plan has merit and will urge
the high schools to try it.
Evening star., 1962-08-27
"Drop-Out Idea
To Mrs. J. D.. Whentor

To Mrs. j. D., Wheaton
Mrs. L. D., SilUer Spring
I have been reading the
discussion on school drop
outs" and perhaps We can
give each other a helping
hand. A school in Bridgeport.
Conn. (BasSick High SCHOOL,
helps to solve this problem
by having remedial classes.
These classes are conducted
by the top grade students in
particular subjects. One room
may work on math, English.
chemistry or history -. the
student having difficulty goes
to the room of his choice.
The honor student gains in
teaching as this brings about
complete understanding of
the subject and it is an
honorary position. The stu
Evening star., 1962-08-27

tinguish cabbage and some
navy beans. I am hopeful
that some RICH readers are
familiar with this soup and
will send in the recipe as l am
anxious to make some this
fall.
Evening star., 1962-08-27
Portuguese Soup
NJ. H. G., ArIinuto1I

w II N'I NJ IIHyLUIE
Several years ago while
vacationing in Provincetown
on Cape Cod, I tasted a very
delicious soup called "Portu-
guese SOUP"
I believe the base was a
beef stock and I could dis
Evening star., 1962-08-27

wouldn't feel so badly except
that I bought the whole set
so I can't Just discard the
table. Any help will be most
appreciated.
Evening star., 1962-08-27
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Decorating Hitchcock Chairs, Etc.
70 Mrs. r. ~, BeltSUille

The most authoritative directions that know
of for decorating furniture tole ware and other
items are to be found in the writings of Esther
Stevens Brazer Mrs. Brazer has spent lifetime in
research on the methods used in decorating in the
Early American manner She has taught these
Evening star., 1962-08-27
TOPS Club

Mrs. G. U. H., Arlington
I am interested in knowing
If there is a TOPS branch
in North Arlington. If there
is. 1 wish some of you read
ers would tell me about it.
Evening star., 1962-08-27
WoffIes

M. G., Arlington
Can someone please give a
recipe for a really light waf-
files? Thanks.
Evening star., 1962-08-27
WEE WOMEN

dent having difficulty will be
helped over the hump that
often sends him sliding down
Evening star., 1962-08-27
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Evening star., 1962-08-27

Coffee in all their various hodnes from to doest
brown important color contributions to the foil fashion
scene Many Connecticut shops not only spot
lighting the coffee in mems and womens in
their windows, but will be serving coffee to their customers
through Thursday courtesy Of Wilkins These two
Cosuo Corner eft) tweed jersey coot solid
Jersey dress and (oht) Italian knit both in cote
Evening star., 1962-04-08

Most weight control programs fail be-
cause they are dull and extreme. They
attempt too much, too fast, and they
lean too heavily on will power.
On the other hand, the Special K
Breakfast is sensible and natural With
intelligent watching of the foods you eat
at other meals cutting down instead of
cutting out-there is no reason why the
Special K Breakfast can't help you reach
the weight you want-and keep it. Isn't
that important enough to make you want
to give the Special K Breakfast good try?
(f you haze any questions about yo2r. ~sigbt-
control program, your dOaOr is of course your best
source Of qfiatormation.)
Mlgsyes sfBenk Greek
Evening star., 1962-04-08
The Special X Breakfast Menu
q ounces of orange or tomato juice
or half medium size grapefruit
ounce (1la cups) Special X
with / teaspoon sugar
q ounces skim milk
Black coffee or tea
This breakfast contains complete protein
yet adds up to fewer than 24O calories

The Special K Breakfast is a meal that
is as quick as instant coffee No fuss. No
bother. It's ready before your coffee is
cool enough to drink.
And it tastes so pleasant and stays with
you so long, you are not tempted to
nibble in the middle of the morning.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
Quick AS Instant Coffee

The mainstay of the Special K Breakfast
is unique kind of cereal food-Kelloggs
Special K. 1t is crisp, light and quite de-
licious. When served with milk, Special X
provides 14% of an adult mans minimum
protein requirement for the day.
Evening star., 1962-04-08

When you sit down to the Special K
Breakfast you are sitting down to nor
NAL kind of meal You have variety. You
have food that feels substantial in your
mouth. And your body receives the nour-
ishment it needs to help it get going.
The Special K Breakfast supplies a
wholesome balance of vitamins and min
erals. As well as complete high-quality
protein. And energizing calories.
leading nutritionises agree that no
matter how low a calorie count you have
set for the day, you should get 2o% or
more of those calories at breakfast.
Evening star., 1962-04-08

THE breakfast you eat can do much to
l. make or break your weight control
program. The Special K Breakfast was
formulated by nutritionists to make your
program work.
Ii is based on the common-sense con-
cept that eating sensibIy at breakfast can
help you eat sensibly at lunch and dinner.
And it recognizes the urge to start
your day with solid food which looks
appetizing and tastes good.
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EAST TABOR TIRE "
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Evening star., 1962-05-24
POTOMAC FEVER
By FLETCHER KNEBEL

Rumors of truce between President Kennedy and the
Nations doctors They may get together of
medcare for Wall Street.
Culture in Washington. The ballet. Billy The
Kid, is performed at the White House And the Agricul
ure Department Secretary Freeman is tong his
operetta, billie The Sol"
This is the centennial of the Homestead Act This public
lands giveaway passed under President Lincoln sapped
pioneer spirit that the country couldn't get rid of Repub
lican administrations for the next 20 years.
Helen II wonder why Sally bought of those expensive
wgs? Peg: She got tired of people saying she didn't have
anything above the ears"
These exciting days There's a between the
stock market and Billie Sol Estes which hit bottom
first.
The Weather Bureau says $4,000 thunderstorms occur
day around the earh300 Of which always aim
your back yard during a cook-out
Evening star., 1962-05-24
RALPH McGILL
Titov Story: Courage and DriveI

that Comrade Khrushchev
was proud of him.
He has a rebuke for West
ern journalists. They have
sought to make a hero Of him.
That is unworthy. 1t is not
he, but the Soviet people, who
are the real heroes of space
flights. (The United States
taxpayer, thank God, is will
ing to pay the bill without.
wanting to be called a space
hero.)
He wishes, writes this brave
young man, that his country
kept statistics on the courage
and honorable actions" of
Soviet citizens, "the way some
countries keep count Of mur-
ders, robberies, rapes, etc"
And what was his greatest
honor?
Not. he informs us, the feat
of riding Vostok II about the
earth II orbits. The real hon.
or was to be accepted into the
Communist Party.
This sort of stuff from a
courageous and skilled young
man is hard to stomach.
Evening star., 1962-05-24
President and the Stock Market

Council Of Economic Advis-
ers. But Mr.. Heller is less
outspoken about the ideal of
the balanced budget. Prof.
Harris contends that even
continuous budget deficits
year after year "are not nee
essarily harmful and in fact
may be helpful"
He says the President has
been sufficiently exposed to
these views to be convinced
Of their validity. He attrib-
utes Mr.. Kennedy's failure to
act accordingly to doubts of
the political wisdom of try
ing to go too fast.
This suggests that the
President has q considerable
job Of re-educating the pub
lie to do as and when the
economic system does not re-
spond to his current efforts.
It is natural that he would
shy from the cry of spend
ing by Republicans in this
few months before the elec-
ton.
At his press conference he
showed no disposition to dis
cuss the market. He said
only that the prospects for
the economy were good and
he hoped that the market
would follow it for the long
pull.
Significantly. he gave time
to discussion Of the deficit
argument as posed by Prof.
Harris and others. But he
was cautious. He invited the
debate without committing
himself.
Evening star., 1962-05-24
Red Propaganda in Account of Flight
And Lack of Facts Called Nouseoting

neither Of whom now has
much leadership in his own
country. The America about
which they wrote no longer
exists. The dynamics Of the
United States Of 1862 no more
resemble those Of the years In
which London and Dresser
were most productive than
those Of Nikita Khrushchev's
Russia resemble those Of Gar
Nicholas II. But for millions
Of the new literates in the
USSR their image Of America
is one extracted from books
written near half-a-century
ago.
Much of Mai. Titov's
biography has a sound Of in
nocence. It is naive In Sec
tions. 1t sounds boyish and
joyous. But when one reaches
the pages where something
might be said. there one en-
counters vagueness and the
saccarine sickness Of Commu-
mist propagandistS.
Indeed, In the last pages,
one meets with what is one
Of the more offensive aspects
Of communism 4. the neces-
sity to be sugar-sweet and
completely worshipful Of the
party and its masters. It is on
reading such sniveling drivel
that one wonders how any
self-respecting person can
long endure it.
What were brave and GAL
liant Spacem an Titov's
thoughts as he lay strapped
in the vehicle which was to
be flung into orbit about
earth?
Why, he was recalling the
days when he joined the
young Communist organiza-
tionS-the Young Pioneers
and the Komsomols - and
when he became a candidate
for membership in the party.
What else did his mind
dwell on in that moment be-
fore flame roared and he was
thrust upward?
He was, he writes. hoping
Evening star., 1962-05-24

economic cliches. Depending
on their closeneSs to the
President, they are more or
less discreet in suggesting
what new ones.
One certain to have a
large audience, in part hos
tile. because he is senior con-
sultant to the United States
Treasury and Secretary Dill
lon, is Seymour Harris Of
Harvard. His views are firmly
on record in a new book,
The Economies Of the Polit-
ical Parties with Special At
tention to Presidents Eisen-
hover and Kennedy"
Prof. Harris argues that
the difference between the
parties turns on economic
style and emphasis, with Re-
publicans welded to q bal
anced budget and Democrats
committed to full employ
ment and growth. He sees
an irony in Republican at
tacks on initiation since, he
says, "they represent busi-
ness primarily and profits
seems to be that what this
country needs is some new
economic cliches. Depending
on their closeness to the
President, they are more or
especially respond to infla-
ton"
This point has been less
abruptly made by Chairman
Heller Of the Presidents
Evening star., 1962-05-24
DORIS FLEEsON
Creeping Anxiety Believed Posing Need
For New Economic Policy by Kennedy

The stock market is suf-
fering from some form of
creeping anxiety. Without
any identifiable catastrophe
to explain matters, stock
prices have hit new lows and
brokers are saying this re-
fleets a growing change in
investors attitudes.
Thus it appears that Pres
ident Kennedy must shape
and defend a new economic
policy which could prove to
be his most difficult political
problem.
II he had thought he
might get help from the
economic conference Just
concluded here, he was disap-
pointed. Labor and manage
ment stuck to their prepared
positions and apparently
are prepared to pressure
their respective friends in
Congress in the same old
way for the same old policies.
The Presidents party has
never suffered from a dearth
of articulate economists, and
they are stepping into the
vacuum with increasing
force. Unless the situation
rights itself. which seems un-
likely, their views will re-
ceive considerable promi-
nence,
The net Of their opinion
seems to be that what this
country needs is some new
Evening star., 1962-05-24
RALPH MeGHL

When Mai. Gherman IT,
tov, the Soviet cosmonaut
who rode Vostov II in II or
bits about our shrinking
earth, came to America, the
Russian propaganda presses
distributed, free, a paperback
autobiography of the gallant
young man.
In many ways. it is q
charming story. His boyhood
was not unlike that Of boys
in other countries, including
our own. The young Titov
spent his boyhood in the Al
tai region Of Siberia. CThis
is in southwestern Russia,
the Asian region. The Novo-
sibirsk region, the capital city
of which Vice Presidents
Nixon party visited in 1859, is
north Of Altai.O His home was
by the small Bobrovia River.
"I am sure that 1t is among
all the most beautiful natural
beauty spots in the world
. :" he writes. 1.-THE woods
are rich in game, the rivers
in fish, the meadows in
matchless variety Of flowers.
-.
He tells Of his father, his
teachers, and the coming Of
war and revolution. The
young Titov went to school:
robbed apple orchards; swan
in the river; had a fight with
the school bully; wrote
poems; liked machines, eSpe-
cially tractors and trucks;
went to an aviation school,
learned to fly, was gradu-
ated; fell in love, and mar
ried the young Tamara who
was with him in this country.
Spaceman Titov has known
Joy and sorrow. He and his
wife lost two children. They
share o common interest in
poetry. music, reading. He
writes that she likes to move
the furniture about in their
home. She has read books by
the American writer's Jack
London and Theodore Dresser