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APRIL 27. 1950<br />
YWY Make Better Communities "Y" Program Is Varied to Meet the Needs of All Women<br />
By Helping the Individual<br />
This week the nation's YWCA's<br />
are celebrating National YWCA<br />
Week..<br />
To "Y" members, the organization<br />
is many things. To the teenager,<br />
at may be the Friday night<br />
canteens, for the dewey-eyed bride<br />
it may be the place where she<br />
learns how to cook for the first<br />
time, to the young mother it may<br />
b* the place she can take her<br />
energetic offspring one day a<br />
week while she enjoys a Kaffee<br />
Xlotch upstairs, and lor . the<br />
plumpieh matron the "Y" may be<br />
her reducing salooa.<br />
"TheY's" in tils area, in Elizabeth,<br />
Summit and Orange, although<br />
their programs might astound<br />
the original founders,<br />
nevertheless are following the<br />
general principles upon which<br />
th* "Y" wa« founded some 96<br />
yc&ra ago.<br />
The YWCA, although it wasn't<br />
sailed that until several years<br />
later, originated in England in<br />
1855. It was an outgrowth of the<br />
mechanical age, and the consequent<br />
social upheavel it caused.<br />
Women, for the flrat time, were<br />
leaving their homes to work in<br />
the factories and mills.<br />
To help working women lead a<br />
fuller life In their transition<br />
from home to factory two English.<br />
Sadies, Mt» Emma Rofcetts and<br />
the Hon. Mrs. Kinnaira formed<br />
the General Training Institute In<br />
London.<br />
A few year* later » group of<br />
New York women opened a,<br />
boarding house for working- girls<br />
and combined it with a prayer<br />
circle. A year later, in, 185B, a<br />
group of Boston women under the<br />
leadership of a Mrs. Boyd formed<br />
the first TWCA under that name<br />
agsiost the advic* of the Boston<br />
clergy who Voiced thft opinion<br />
that "women couldn't take on<br />
«uch responsibility."<br />
History has proved the Boston<br />
clergymen in error. Today the<br />
YWCA has over, 3,000,000 members<br />
in the United States alone;<br />
has associations in 434 towns and<br />
cities, 599 YWCA's on college<br />
campuses, 378 clubs in villages<br />
and rural centers and works in 69<br />
foreign countries.<br />
Through the years, the "Y" has<br />
spread its interest to include not<br />
just the working girl, but to in-<br />
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clude all women. The "Y 1 ' Is<br />
now interested not in just the<br />
transition of women from the<br />
home to factory, but also, among<br />
other things, to help newcomers<br />
fee] at home in a new community,<br />
to give teen-age girls opportunity<br />
for wholesome recreation, to help<br />
the bride with her cooking problems,<br />
or to teach a secretary how<br />
to play tennis.<br />
The "Y" philosophy was broadly<br />
summed up by Mifia Dothory Sa-<br />
biston, executive director of the<br />
Summit's new YWCA.<br />
"The 'Y'," (She said, "tries to<br />
make it possible for women and<br />
girls to understand others that<br />
are different and to include not<br />
just their own community, but<br />
the whole world."<br />
And Miss Palmer, director of<br />
the Elizabeth "Y", summed up<br />
the philosophy By saying, "The<br />
fundamental purpose is to help<br />
tie individual through group participation<br />
and by building better<br />
individuals, a better society."<br />
. Activities at the "Y'e" range<br />
at the Elizabeth "Y" Where o<br />
speaker talks on problems of<br />
current interest, to classes in<br />
In between there are activities<br />
In between there are aotivties<br />
like the weekly morning Kaffee<br />
Kkrtch at the Summit "Y'Vwhere<br />
young mothers listen to a review<br />
and discussion of a currant book<br />
or play -while a "I" baby sitter<br />
looks after their infants, or ltke<br />
the classes in (painting and ceramics,<br />
or the weekly luncheons for<br />
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something to toss over your pa<br />
jamas or rua down the village in<br />
for the family groceries.<br />
It's getting so you don't know<br />
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Several years ago, this formerly<br />
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So sensible — but who's to buy<br />
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After all, it is a sports item. On<br />
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350 F. about 10 min. These cook- seed, substituting instead 2 tsp.<br />
these nice spring days the ies scorch easily, so do not over- caraway seed.<br />
school set will spend afternoons bake.<br />
Quick Filled Poppy Seed Cook-<br />
skipping rope, playing hop Scotch When cold, frost cookies with ies: Place 1 pkg. white cake mix<br />
and circling the neighborhood on different colored icings and deco- in' ' bowl. Add milk, 1/3 c.<br />
skates and bicycles.<br />
rate with colored sugarettee or melted shortening, tsp. ground<br />
business girls, the Mr. and Mrs.<br />
club, and the Teen-Age canteens,<br />
There'll be frequent stopoffs, of icing put through pastry tube. cinnamon i and Vi. tsp. ground nut-<br />
and the Charm course for teen-<br />
course, to raid the cookie jar. If Makes i to 5 doz. cookies. meg. Beat thoroughly, about 1 Practical Advantages<br />
agers which covers a multitude<br />
you're wise, you'll keep yours Anise Icebox Cookies: Beat 1 min. Drop from greased teaspoon For the laas on a budget, though,<br />
of topics ranging from the proper<br />
well stocked.<br />
egg. Add 1 c. sugar gradually and ojito greased cookie sheet. Cook- it ha3 it's practical points, once<br />
beat well. Add 2 tbsp. lemon<br />
make-up to boy and girl relation- Here are . a few new cookie<br />
ies spread, so place about 3 in. she gets used to the idea that de-<br />
juice, % c. shortening (soft), and<br />
ships.<br />
recipes to try out:<br />
apart and use only 1 small spoonpartmental designations don't<br />
Yi tsp. crushed anise seeds.<br />
Gingerbread Cookies: Bring 1c.<br />
ful batter for each cookie. Drop necessarily limit that section to<br />
Varied activities for varied needs<br />
Beat well. Sift 3 c. sifted cake<br />
molasses- and Vz c. shortening to<br />
about Vz tsp. filling into center selling only the item listed in the<br />
flour, % tsp. soda and M tsp. salt<br />
But ail directed to that end which a boil. Remove from heat. Stir<br />
of each cookie, spreading over title.<br />
together and wcrk into egg mix-<br />
was aptly expressed by one Sum- in % c. milk and» cool. Mix and<br />
the dough a little with back of<br />
ture. You may have to use finger<br />
Designers of lingerie and neglimit<br />
"Y" member who had to earn<br />
mtt to. sifted flour, VA tap, bak-<br />
spoon.<br />
tips toward the last. Shape into<br />
gees get their ideas from the same<br />
ing powder, % tap. soda, H tap.<br />
Bake at 400" F. for S man. Let<br />
her own living. While In the "Y"<br />
roll about 2 in. in diameter. Wrap<br />
sources designers of outerwear do<br />
salt, 1% tsp. powdered ginger, hi<br />
stand 2 to 3 min. before removing<br />
she went to their summer camp.<br />
in Wax paper and chill until firm.<br />
and the difference between a taf-<br />
tsp. each powdered cloves and<br />
from pan with pancake turner. feta negligee and a taffeta eve-<br />
It was- her first vacation la 28 cinnamon and Vt c. sugar. Add<br />
Slice and place on greased bak- Makes about 4 doz. 3 in. cookies ning gown is often more in name<br />
years. When she returned, she to molasses mixture and mix well.<br />
ing sheet. Bake at 400 F. about Poppy Seed Filling: Put 1/3 c. (and price) than in fact. It is often<br />
•happily exclaimed tojthe director,<br />
Chill until firm.<br />
10 min. Remove from pan and seedless raisins and 3 dates entirely possible to pick up a nice<br />
frost while hot with simple icing through food chopper. Bring<br />
Turn out onto lightly floured<br />
little evening gown in either the<br />
'I'm so gle(J I went to eamp. While<br />
made by moistening "powdered c milk to boil. Add % c. poppy<br />
boara. Roll Vt in. thick. Cut<br />
lingerie or negligee section for<br />
I was there I learned how to pley<br />
sugar with & little milk. Sprinkle seeds and boil gently 3 to 4 min.,<br />
with fancy cutters. Place on<br />
considerably less than a similar<br />
each cookie with colored deco- stirring constantly. Add Vt 0. sug-<br />
tennis. Now I have something in greased cookie sheet. Bake at<br />
one would cost In the more usual<br />
rettes as you ice it before icing ar, \i c. honey, 'A tsp. ground<br />
common with other people."<br />
location.<br />
hardens. Makes 60 cookies. allspice and boil gently 2-3 min.<br />
Far Carawy Cookjes, omit anise stirring constantly. Cool.<br />
And for summer frocks, try the<br />
Spring Greens<br />
lingerie department. The current<br />
mode for sheers has created an<br />
Are a Good Tonic<br />
entirely new type of slip which<br />
can easily be impressed into serv-<br />
For Spring Fever<br />
ice as a sun dress for leisure hours.<br />
It isn't sulphur and molasses Playing the Cards Ofen done in prints or such non-<br />
which is being recommended today<br />
slip materials as shantung, the<br />
'BONDED<br />
for spring fever—it's a bowl of<br />
new slips make a nice change<br />
salad greens.<br />
By ALEXANDER SPENCER pected to bid unless your hand is •u-nder plain sheers.<br />
For a health premium in vita-<br />
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Two out of three is a good score not' suited .to the defense of one<br />
mins, you can't do better than to<br />
Forecasts for fall indicate some<br />
on today's quiz. - no trump. This hand will furnish<br />
nvest in a large variety of greens,<br />
of the types will be a good invest-<br />
1. You are South and hold plenty of help to partner in beat-<br />
aye your County Home Agent.<br />
ment on a year 'round basis, too,<br />
A. AQ954<br />
ing the no trump bid, so you<br />
FURS,<br />
They are' not herd to find right<br />
which will justify the purchase of<br />
». K64<br />
should be glad to pass, letting<br />
now and they're wrtfain the price<br />
• . K8<br />
declarer suffer -the headaches,<br />
f all.<br />
*. 84 2<br />
you would take the double out<br />
When selecting greens, stay away ' The bidding goes:<br />
with a long, worthless suit and<br />
from the limp ones end choose SOUTH WEST NORTH BAST ' and no other tricks in your hand,<br />
:hose which are frpsh and crisp. 1 A pass 2 * 2V «s, for example, seven clubs to<br />
And remember, the darker the What call do you make? the queen, three little diamond^,<br />
green the higher the vitamin con- 2. You are South and hold two small hearts and a worthless<br />
tent.<br />
*. AJ864<br />
spade. That hand might be value-<br />
Grouped together the greens can V. 8<br />
less at no trump, so you would<br />
resemble a spring bonguet, and • . K62<br />
bid two clubs, expecting partner<br />
can be used in so many various *. J10 6 5<br />
to pa-ss and let you tjley it there.<br />
ways. Watercress is not only grand The bidding goes:<br />
CANASTA<br />
for salad, but is good as an edible WEST NORTH BAST SOUTH The overall strategy in canasta<br />
garnLsh or for sandwiches. Use 1 * double pass ? is to play in such manner that<br />
the young tender inside leaves of What call do you- make ? your side will control the dis-<br />
the spinach in a salad, use the rest S. You are South and hold card pile. It takes a lot o{ cards<br />
as a plain cooked vegetable, pureed *. Q953<br />
to make several canastas, and<br />
for cream soup, or top it with V. 109 4<br />
the only way you can get those<br />
cheese sauce. Both the chickory • . KJ7<br />
cards is by taking the heap.<br />
and the endive may be the founda- *. A5S<br />
The chief advantage in melding<br />
tion for a main dish—wilted by The bidding goes:<br />
is that from then on (unless the<br />
pouring over the greens a cream WEST NORTH EAST SOUTH pack is frozen) either you or<br />
sauce containing pieces of smoKed 1 K. T double pass ? your partner can take the pile<br />
sausage. Take this mixture and<br />
pour it over white potatoes and<br />
What call do you make? with only one card matching the<br />
you have a different dish.<br />
ANSWERS<br />
up-card plus a wild card. Until<br />
3'our side has melded you can't<br />
All of these greens are a natural 1. Pass. If East hadn't bid, part- take the pile unless you have<br />
for a big tossed salad. You'll have a ner's two club bid would force two such matching cards in your<br />
better salad if you wait until the you to bid again; but East's bid hand. In effect, the pack is, then,<br />
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very last minute before you add assures North of another chance, frozen for.your side until you get<br />
the dressing. If you're tired of a so you can pass if you want to. a meld down, but if the oppon-<br />
plain dressing, try something a Holding a minimum opener you ents have melded they can take<br />
little fancier like:<br />
should pass. If you bid over the the pile with a wild and a match-<br />
Indian Dre§sing two hearts North will have every ing card. This is why it is so ad-<br />
2 hard-cooked egg yolks dash right to count on you for more vantageous to get the first meld<br />
each of paprika, cayenne, white than a mere opening bid, so to do on the table.<br />
pepper and salt.<br />
so would be misleading. After you<br />
1 teaspoon powdered sugar hear North's next bid you may The advantage of the first meld<br />
1 tablespoon lemon juice re-enter the auction if it then largely disappears when the pack<br />
1 tablespoon finely chopped wal-<br />
seems wise. Rebidding the same is frozen, since you still need a<br />
nut meats<br />
values is a fine way to get into natural matching pair to take the<br />
EAST ORANGE 2 tablespoons tarragon vinegar<br />
trouble.<br />
discard pile. So, when the pile is<br />
frozen, either initially or inten-<br />
^s cup oil<br />
2. Two spades. You have' contionally, there should be no rush<br />
1 tablespoon each finely chopped siderably more than North has to meld. In fact, if you do meld<br />
pimiento. green pepper and any right to expect, and the way. you may make things easier for<br />
pickled beets<br />
to tell him so is to make a jump your right hand opponent, as he<br />
1 teaspoon finely minced parsley bid. You have a really fine hand then knows he can safely discard<br />
Press the egg yolks through 3 opposite a takeout double and a what you have melded. For in-<br />
fine sieve. Add the seasonings, game seems probable.<br />
stance, if you hold 2 A K Q 9 9 9<br />
sugar, lemon juice, vinegar, and 3. Pass. Unlike the double of 8 7 7 5 and need 60 to go down,<br />
oil and shake thoroughly. Add one of a suit, a double of an it would" be a bad play to lay<br />
all remaining ingredients and opening one no trump is meant down the nines and the deuce in<br />
chill.<br />
for penalties. You are not ex- the face of a frozen pack. The<br />
meld wouldn't add much to your<br />
Solution To Lasi Week's Pnzxle<br />
sccre and it would make life that<br />
much easier for your right hand<br />
|R_ i F E. 0 1<br />
1 P A T<br />
opponent. Every nine in his hend<br />
1 E. X 1 L t- 1s<br />
T R<br />
r E A|C H 1<br />
would become a safe discard,<br />
R U<br />
i L M t> 0 E 1M<br />
since, when the pack is frozen,<br />
h A NO R<br />
A L LLN1<br />
1 1 D F.<br />
you can't take the pack merely<br />
t<br />
R B because one of your "players" is<br />
MJO" vfr<br />
A N if AINTIs<br />
N 1UN I the top card—you must have two<br />
P<br />
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matching cards in your hand.<br />
N A P 1 R|A 1 Sis<br />
The situation would be differ-<br />
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little fancy and meld three of<br />
V N<br />
P 1 EE 1 tk the nines and the deuce. Your<br />
P<br />
KIN E r U R 1<br />
1 S- right Sand opponent might then<br />
1 0 A 'R" T RlU F HH 1<br />
be lulled into making the "safe"<br />
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discard of a nine, and you would<br />
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have the heap.<br />
TO R U [t JTj•<br />
DIRJO • S<br />
There are some situations<br />
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H Rftf i D 1N<br />
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HCiffl you should put the minimum<br />
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meid down so partner won't have<br />
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