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COLOR CONSCIOUS—Interior of the new Philco 9-cubic foot refrigerator has Key Largo green shelves.

Household Appliances Feature New Gadgets.

By JEAN SPICKLEMIRE “Times Homes Editor

AMA’S KP duty easier this year. She'll have a dairy bar and cheese keeper in her refrigerator, an automatic oven at two twists of her wrist and an elec-

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tric bottle “warmer to heat baby’s meals. In addition, there will be

color, an exciting pale green, to spice her appliances. These are some of the features of a group of new products unveiled here yesterday. # n = INCLUDED in the Key Largo green-shelved refrigerator by Philco are four door shelves to hold eggs, bottles and fruit. The cheese keeper will store cheese up to 90 days, simply by moistening a built-in sponge with water, salt and vinegar. The dairy bar keeps butter at table consistency. Interior shelves are adjustable and there are two crispers. The refrigerator is available in 9 and 11 cubic foot sizes. The quick set timer on the Philco range automatically regulates the oven. Two knobs

My Day— Points of View

do the control job, one adjusting the hours, the other the heat. Guesswork absolutely is eliminated. Philco also has added color to its freezer line. It's the same Key Largo green, a name derived from the color of the water at Key West where Philco has an experimental island. " a 2 ACCORDING TO appliance people at Radio Equipment Co., distributor for the Philco, and Bendix lines, automatic are selling faster than automatic washers. The dryer idea has “caught on” twice as fast as automatic refrigeration, - statistics show. The dryers have sold twice as fast as refrigerators.

Boby’'s bottle is inserted into |

an automatic warmer, -also shown. The appliance does the rest, heating the milk to the desired temperature. by Sunbeam. The new Philco show to state and city home

economists at the Equipment. [8 Co. It will be in local stores | The bottle warmer is in

soon. stores now.

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On Rearming of Germany

By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT . PARIS, Jan. 23—There are two points of view over here that one encounters constantly in conversations. One is that it is absolutely essential to rearm Germany and to recognize Germany as one of the Western Democracies.

The other is that Germany will never be a democracy, that rearming her is very danger- * ‘ous -and that _we should try the economic union first before we do much in the military field. One would expect this - second point of view to be held very largely by France. Such other nations as were invaded and occupied by Germany in World War II might well also have this opinion. But every now and then someone who comes clear from outside the European orbit surprises one by calmly announcing the real reason for not giving too much military strength to Germany is that no one ever will be sure on which’ side Germany will use her strength. When one suggests Germany must see that the Soviet Union is her greatest menace, one is told Germany might easily decide to join whichever side she felt was strongest—if it ever came to war between the East and West. . ~ Germany, it is contended, would base her decision purely on self-interest and not on any principles. » » »

~THIS SOUNDS like a rather cynical judgment. Yet Europeans may perhaps be forgiven as may Some of the other peoples who have lived in nearby Self-interest undoubtedly has motivated the power policies of all these countries for a long time. Sometimes one wonders if there is any really idealistic voice in the world today. . 2.2 a AS ONE TALKS to different people one grows to value high-

ly the men who seem willing to

face the truth about their own countries and their own people and still hold to the belief that, given certain opportunities, there is enough good in human beings to make it worth while to try to preserve and improve

our civilization. = » =

IF WE are going to do that, T |

believe it would be well to get groups of men together in dif-

ferent areas of the world to |

study the problems—economic, social and religious—éand from time to time, as they saw the need; to bring them together until there existed a certain number of men who actually

had a picture in their minds of | - global conditions on which some | kind of disinterested and valid |

plans might be built for the fe ture. These men must have imagination and vision, great integrity ‘and an understanding of practical possibilities.

Riviera Club Plans Supper

The Riviera Club’s monthly buffet supper is scheduled for 6 p. m. Sunday. Following dinner a film, of the 1951 World Series baseball games will be shown through the courtesy of Charles French, general manager of the Indian‘apolis Baseball Club. "E. W. Mellvalne, president of the Riviera Club Boosters, will be in charge of the event. He will be assisted by L. C. True, vice president; Albert H. Wood, secretary; Sam Huffman, treasurer, and Charles E. Corbin, sergeant-at-arms,

Hostess Announced

Mrs. Howard Kobusch, 5202 Broadway, will be hostess Friday to the Butler “100” Chap-

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When Playing With Fusty. U Use His Sysfer

IF you play a lot outside of your own circle, you run

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into quite a few players like FORTH » 4 Mr. Fusty. Nong of the Sok D Ble ‘‘super-scientific” stuff for him. H—Q 6 4 3 He prides himself on using old- D—K 983 fashioned bidding. methods. cC—Q J 4 Why, it is hard WEST EAST to say. Mrs. Keen Mr. Champion Givehim S—6 5 2 S—Ai7 4 3 enough (barely H—-K J 982 H—A 10 enough, some- D—J 105 D—Q 2 times) for an C135 C—10 9 836 2 opening bid, SOUTH strength in’ as Mr. ‘Fusty many as three S—Q 10 9 8, suits and no H—-75 suit of five D—A 7614 cards or ‘more C—A K 3 and he makes The bidding: what looks to South West North East him like the Mrs. Reen 1N T Pass. aM

natural opening=—one no trump. If you don’t know how to handle Mr. Fusty as a partner, it will pay you to learn. Mr. Dale says, “look at the players first, then look at the cards’. When playing with Mr. Fusty, he plays the Fusty system. = ” = FOR THAT REASON, he raised to two no trump, not three no trump, in today’s deal. He knew that if Mr. Fusty had a really good hand he would bid again and if he didn't, he would pass. : Against the two no trump contract, Mrs. Keen led .the

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2ZNT AI Pass eight of hearts. Dummy played small. and Mr. Champion won with the ten and cashed the ace. He returned a club which was taken on the board with the queen. Next came the king of spades and Mr. Champion won with the ace and led back a second club. Mr. Fusty won with the ace. He had eight tricks in sight at this point and the only chance for more seemed to lie in the diamond suit. un ” ” HE LED A small diamond, hoping to duck it into Mr.

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Champion’s hand btit Mrs. Keen put up the ten. Here Mr. Champion made a nice play, dropping the queen. If he had retained that card, he would have had to -play it on the next diamond lead and would have permitted to win with it.

Mr. Fusty could then have won any return and caused two more diamond tricks. As it was, Mrs. Keen won the third round

of diamonds dnd made her king of hearts. Two no trump on the nose. “Awfully lucky to stay out of three,” grumbled Mr. Champion.

“Why is it,” replied Mr. Fusty, who was getting on to Mr. Champion's style, “that when your opponents make a right bid or play, it's luck; but when you make one, it's skill?’ ’

Sorority Announces Recent Initiation °

A dinner in the Horizon Room preceded the recent formal {initiation of Iota Chapter, Alpha Delta Tau Sorority, in the W. Washington St. branch, Indiana National Bank. » Initiates included Mesdames Gladys Connerley, Mae Johnston, Marguerite VanHorn, Edna Sparks, Jean French and Katherine Pursley.

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From Penalties for Deceit

. By MURIEL LAWRENCE JT WAS just after Robbie's sixth birthday that he told his mother his first deliberate lie.

She faced him with it—but wiiéhs Robbie began to cry, she kissed him ard said, “Just

tell mommy you're sorry, dear, so that we can forget the horrid old lie.” ¢ This suggestion opened up fascinating vistas to- Robbie. Growing older, adventuring into them with increasing confidence, he became convinced that he could do pretty much as he pleased just so long as he said “I'm sorry” afterward. When he was 12 ‘years old, he was expelled from school for stealing from another boy's locker. To his mother and father the principal said: “Your boy feels no real remorse. for his dishonesty. His apologies are as deceitful as his behavior. Robert uses apology+to trick others into believing that he feels an emotion which he does not feel.”

Mrs. Lawrence

» » » PSYCHIATRISTS and social workers are now treating Robbie for this condition of emotional deformity. Why did Robbie’s mother insist on shielding him from remorse for wrongdoing? Because she had so little experience in remorse herself.

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her husband and neardy all her friends. This gave her more cause to feel herself a victim of others’ injustice and avoid the exertion of self-correction.. To teel remorse for the hurts she had dealt to otliers would have threatened her whole structure of unwholesome selfsympathy. ” ” ~ THEREFORE, SHE had no personal experi. ence of the joy and confidence that results from using remorse to correct mistakes. Instead of regarding regret for misbehavior as a beneficent. and invigorating emotion, Robbie's mother saw it as a threatening one. So she was afraid to expose her child to it. Since suffering for wrongdoing stimulates interest in doing right, we should never deny such suffering to children. Writes Dr. Frederick H. Allen, director of the Philadelphia Child Guidance Clinic: “In our efforts to smooth the way so as to rid living of conflict, we may take out of life one of its most potent developmental forces.” We should pursue this genuine feeling of remorse with all the firmness and tenderness we can rally. We should understand our child so well that we can judge the sincerity of his realization of his wrong. What we are after is not the words, but the awakening of the child's gompassion for those whom he has deceived. We wish him to perceive that in treating another unjustly, he has done himself an equal injustice,

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