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operated by the city recreation
division.
The second beach plans for a
beach to be constructed by
dredging at either Rest Beach
or the Roosevelt Boulevard area
at Bertha street. This is the
are\ the $25O,O0O beach bond is
sue is planned for. 1t will be
a sizeable project, designed not
only for Key Westers but also for
tourist needs in Key Vests plans
for a tourist future.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-22
gaaniy To Publish
llrlimaaenl Tax List

County aeiinquent tax list will
49, established In The Citizen
starting May z, IL was announced
fu1aV
Mfa. Johnson la county tax
eBiialtnr Howard Wilson's office
sald today that there were over
4 ma uarnem tn the list.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-22
Premier Shislelari.
Ian Cabinet Resign

TOKYO, April y -Pf'WItf
Shidehari and his cabinet resign
ed today.
lie issued a public statement
a.. w.h.i,n no said the reason tpr
his resigning was because mcm-
beers of his cabinet had hsen un
CONTINUED on Page Three
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-22
Commissioners
To Meet Tonight
COUNTY GROUP PLANS RE-
VISION OF LIST OF
ELECTION AIDS

Recessed meeting of the county
commissioners for the purpose OF
revising list of inspectors for the
May primary election will be
held 7:30 o'clock tonight at the
county courthouse.
The meeting is expected to be
a short one.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-22
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Cannon Address
On Air Tomorrow
SOLON DUE TO APPEAR AT
SPECIAL SESSION OF
CITY COMMISSION

Pat Cannon, representative
from the Fourth Congressional
District and candidate for reelec-
ton, will be heard over Station
WKWF tomorrow night at 6:15
o'clock.
Congressman Cannon is also
expected to be up at the special
city commission meeting tonight
to offer his aid in securing ferry
service between this city and Ha
Vana.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-22
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Associated Press Day Wire
Service and AP Features
For Sc Years Devoted to the
Best Interests Of Key West
Evening star., 1946-11-26

ference and demanded an immedi-
ate vote on the investigation itself
They voted for the investigation
and Chairman Kilgore and Sena-
tor Mitchell, Democrat, OF Wash
|ington voted against 1t. At the sug-
|gestion of Chairman Kilgore the
group decided to poll the full COM
mittee.
Democratic opposition repeatedly
was based on the stand Of State and
War Departments that a current
|committee investigation Of occupa-
ltion government activities would
interfere with the writing Of the
peace and inspire anti-American
ARTICLES In the German language
lpress in other occupation zones.
Senator Connally, Democrat, Of
Texas, committee member and q
Evening star., 1946-11-26

Senate adviser to Secretary OF State
Byrnes In the peace conference, tele-
graphed the committee that he
strongly opposes an investigation at
this time.
Senator Brewster, who has been
especially active in urging that q
subcommittee be sent to Germany
and Austria, indicated that the pres
Eent majority attitude Of the COM
#mittee meant only q temporary
delay. The committee last week
conferred with 1T. Gen. Lucius D.
Clay, American deputy governor in
the occupation zone. 1t also re-
ceived q report from its chief couri-
sci, George Meader, who visited
Germany several weeks ago on q
preliminary inspection.
Evening star., 1946-11-26

|bers were not available this morn
ing. committee oficials said the
voting seemed to be on straight
party lines-six Democrats reject
ing the proposed investigation and
four Republicans favoring It.
The issue came to q head late
yesterday when five members dis
cussed the matter In closed session.
Chairman Kilgore and Senator
brewster. Republican, Of Maine
had been scheduled over the week
END to confer with War Department
authorities.
The three COP members at yes
lterday's committee meeting. Sena-
|tors Ferguson Of Michigan, Ball oi
Minnesota and Knowland Of Cali
lfornia, protested against the con-
Evening star., 1946-11-26
War Committee Poll
Reveals Republicans
Favor German Probe

A telegraphic poll Of Senate War
Investigating Committee members
today showed the Democratic ma
jority opposing an inquiry into the
American Military Government In
Germany, but the vote indicates the
Republicans plan such an inyesti-
CATION when they gain control of
the committee In January. sia
Although replies OF all 10 mem
Evening star., 1946-11-26
Kiwonis Club to Be Host

Members Of the Rotary Club will
be guests Of the Kiwanis Club at
q luncheon meeting at 1880 pm.
tomorrow in the Mayf1ower Hotel
ballroom. The Rev. Nell J. Gargon,
pastor OF st. Aloysius Church. will
Evening star., 1946-11-26
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. C. A-9


deliver a Thanksgiving message.
The Telephone Company Glee Club
will sing.
Evening star., 1946-11-26

Prices eRectiDs Tuesday
Nov. rs Til close of business
Wed, Nov. ~, 1916. Ws
rsserDe the right to limit
quantities. NO SALES TO
DEALERS.1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-08
COP Decision
In Morganton
Helps Cherry
Democrat Unopposed
In Special Election
To Fill Erwin Seat
BY LYNN NISBET
Daily DiSpatch RvrPau

Raleigh. Jan. 8.-Decision Of the
Republican committee in the tenth
district not to put a candidate in the
special election to fill out the term
OF the late Joe Erwin simplilicd the
problem of the governor and the
state board of elections.
Absence Of any bipartisan cam
palgn precludes necessity for a long
waiting period, and the election has
been called for Tuesday, january
p. The governor first announced to
reporters thIt he thought he would
call it for Saturday, the Goth, but
after conference with election Off
Gals the date vas moved up to
Tuesday. Saturday is traditional
primary date, but Tuesday is the
usutl day for the final election.
Much Capital Interest.
There had been a good deal of
interest hereabouts in what the Re
publican committee might do. 1t is
generally agreed they were smart to
fore9o a campaign in Janul.y to be
followed by a more important pri-
mary campaign in May and a rcg-
ular election next fall. Odds we're
too much against a Republican VIC
tory in the special election to justify
expenditure of money and energy
required 10 put up a real fight
Voters in the tenth district VIII
find only one name OF the printed
ticket-that of Sam Erwin of Nor
canton, bat they will have the phi
Vilege Of writing in other name II
tla,, Il-,,, u Ln, t,a. at,,..- !
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-08
HENDERSON SOLDIER
GETS BRONZE STAR

Sergeant Thurston N. Aysl1c, -
of Mrs. Sarah Ayscue, Route |,
Henderson, North Carolina, was this
week awarded a Bronze Sta Medal
at O'Roil'y General Hospital, Spring
field, Missouri, where he is a pa
tent.
The Bronze Star Medal is given
for heroic or meritorituS achieve
ment or service not Involving par
ticipating in an aerial flight in con
nection with military operations
aaginst the enemy, on or after De-
cembcr Z, l1l.
O'Reilly General Hospital, a fore
most surgical center is treating
thousands Of patients, most of whom
have been injured in combat. 1t is
spread Over 100 acres Of 4 former
beautiful golf course.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-08
FOR RENT

RENT ON SHARES-A GOOD
tWo-horse farm one-half mile south
of Gill Siding on Bobbitt road. II
acre tobacco allotment. Plenty land
for cotton and corn. Good build
ings. r. A. Rowland, route one
kittrell. 7-4ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-08

IT JEWEL WALTHAM WATCH
lost last night. Reward. Phone
702-W. 1885,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-08
TITS If

About 95 per cent Of all work
stock have some form OF internal
parasites. These work stock can be
examined at the horse nd mule
clinics arranged for January nd
February.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-08
LOST-FOUND

LOST POCKETBOOK CONTAIN
ing $1,000 in Wilkerson's Market.
Finder please return to George
Aston, SAG Fourth street. 7-4ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-08
BURNS AT
V. ~. u HOME

Several articles OF clothing were
destroyed by fire when a closet at
the home of '. NJ, Duke, on Har-
rell street, caught fire at $40 o'clock
Monday night.
No damage was crlsed to the
closet or the rest of the house, only
damage being to the clothing 1T
was reported.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-08

LOST IN OR ABOUT HENDER-
son billfold belonging to David
Lee Aston, containing drivers
license, ownership card ihd
money. Finder return billfold to
l.. Il. Harris Gulf Station and keep
money. S-ltl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-08

Only n South player in the
big duplicate passed the 1-Club
opening bid, and he got a top score
for his side because of it. Bottom
for North-South vent to a l.
Spade ~over@aller, who got himself
set two tricks doubled by West,
and the intermediate scores went
to the ~ovcrcallors who then tried
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-08

WALLET LOST CONTAINING
Chauffeur's license, Social Sc
curity Card and Registration Card.
Reward. Napoleon Bullock, care
Box 225 Route g., Henderson. 7-4ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-08

If popcorn does not pop well add
a tableSpOOnful of water 10 Il quart
of corn in a glass jar, and let it stand
for about ~ hours, shaking the jar
several times.
The Homer homesteader., 1946-10-21
:. ANIMAL FopND. .CN BeA'

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Evening star., 1946-09-30
Broiled Quails Are Epicurean

The English, as a rule, do not
believe in drawing quail-they pre-
fer them "innards and ALL" but few
of us in this country care for this
Quail should be drawn, clean and
singed and should be quite fresh
when cooked, although they may
hang for short period if the
hunter prefers them a bit high.
Simplest of all is broiled quail.
Simply split the cleaned quail down
the back, rub well with butter or
oil and put good bit of the lubri-
cant in the hollow of the rib cage.
Broil the birds for about minutes
in hot broiler. Sprinkle them
with salt and pepper and serve on
toast with wild rice and current
jelly. They also may be pan
broiled and served in the same way.
Next week I'll give you some
recipes for roast quail and the
really fancy ways of preparing them
Evening star., 1946-09-30

will seat more than six are unsatis-
factory. 1t is next to impossible to
follow the trend of conversation in
larger groups, so hostesses are ad-
vised to arrange furniture in a room
so that there Is one main group and
several smaller ones, if the room is
sufficiently large.
In selecting the different pieces,
it is we'll to balance them as to size
The sofa and tables should balance
the side chairs and coffee table.
Due thought should be given to
selection of color and fabric. If the
sofa is covered in a light cool solid
colored fabric, the accompanying
chairs may be covered in a warm
color or in a fabric that has an
attractive floral pattern, a multi
colored stripe or a plaid. Pairs of
chairs or sofas placed facing each
other should be covered in the same
material.
Evening star., 1946-09-30
What's YOUR Hobby?
By Betty Miles

It's an established fact that the
hand is quicker than the eye. Ano
Carmen Ortasic, of Washington, ar
amateur magician who's been per-
fecting his art for approximately
80 years. proved it to us conclusively
recently. Mr.. Ortasic feels that the
amateur actually has to be better
and more resourceful than the pro-
fessional. The amateur is right in
the midst of his audience, without
benefit of distance, a stage, and
other assets which aid and abet the
professional magician.
Mr.. Ortasic confines himself to
the kind of tricks that can Just
fit into the palm of ones hand
leaving the pulling of rabbits out
OF hats and so forth to the pro-
fessional gentlemen. If we hadn t
made a point of being particularly
skeptical, we'd have believed that
he actually could guess the number
OF cards we had picked from a deck
by weighing them in his hand-or
that he could guess individual cards
by touching our wrist, claiming the
whole business was possible via
impulses set up by the mind.
Still using cards as his medium
he did this: He took a deck, had
us pick out card. He then glanced
over the deck, claiming that, by
memory, he would be able to spot
which card was not present. He
did the trick-and it's your guess
as to whether or not the man has
master memory, or clever tech
nique.
We can't quite explain away
however, the business of passing
literally rubbing-a lighted match
over his fingers. We saw the flame
and we saw his fingers-and we're
even inclined to think it could be
possible through mind over mat
ter, since he obviously came out
unscathed, and that fame was nc
mirage
To perform an old trick, such as
having coin disappear up ones
sleeve, requires no ingenuity, says
Mr.. Ortasic. Having it disappear
and come out the other sleeve puts
new trist to it. He spends some
Of his time taking old tricks and
developing them a little bit fur
ther.
Born in Alsace-Lorraine, Mr.. Or
tasic began his magic making Wher
he was 10 years old, and circus
that the local small fry were put
ting on was in need of a magician
He confines himself to strictly
Evening star., 1946-09-30

Soon now plump quails will be
coming to our tables-and where
could one find more delectable eat
ing? Bob White" are delicious
birds and the hunter who gets his
bag is a fortunate man. He'll be
proud of himself, too, and want to
show off to his friends, so his wife
had better bone up on her quail cook
ery-uf1less her lord and master
prefers to turn chef and attend to
them himself.
Quails have an ancient and
honorable lineage. They first were
mentioned as birds of passage in
Exodus, xvi.13: The Children of
Israel were wandering in the desert,
complaining of the scarcity of food
Then the Lord, through Moses, told
them they should eat meat "at
even." And sure enough, flocks of
quails came up and covered the
Evening star., 1946-09-30
Conversational Grouping
cocoa brow

Should you be furnishing or re-
furnishing your living room this sea
son, you will be interested in ideas
for conversational groupings. Nc
living room is complete without one
and the average room has a group
where four or six may congregate
easily and a smaller one where a
twosome may converse comfortably
The furniture selected for these
groups may vary, as the size and
shape of the room are limiting fac
tors. A standard recipe" includes
sofa, two sofa tables with lamps
6. pair of small or medium chairs,
and coffee table.
Ingenious people, however, have
created many different groups. A
pair of love seats or sofas facing
each other, separated by a low table,
is not only convenient and COM
Portable. but in small room may
seem less confused, as there will be
fewer pieces.
Evening star., 1946-09-30
Bv G[advs Miller

Sectional chairs may be arranged
in many different groupings and
still be inviting and attractive. 1t
is particularly easy to utilize the
corner space with sectional units
and a surprisingly pleasing group
may be set up in what in most rooms
is lost space.
"A long sofa; corner table and
chair can create an L." which is
another suggestion. Two extra
chairs on the opposite side of the
room may balance the group.
If the home is fairly informal, a
pair of chaise tongues may be used
in front and at right angles to the
fireplace.
Sofas do not always need to be
rectangular The semicircular type
is very popular and pair of semi
circular sofas is very adaptable.
Conversational groupings which
Evening star., 1946-09-30

This smart two-piece frock pares
inches from your waist. The high
slit neckline Is youthful, scallops
finish the off-center closing. Picture
it in striped fiannel-perhaps grey
or brown with white stripe. You'll
wear 1t everywhere all winter.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1871 is
designed for sizes IL, IA, 16, Is, 90;
40 and AZ. Sizes IA requires 2h
yards of 54-inch material for short
sleeves.
For this pattern, send rs cents, in
CONS, your name, address, pattern
number and size wanted to Barbara
Bell, The Washington Star, P. o.
Box 80, Station G, New York, 10,
IN, Y.
Evening star., 1946-09-30

amateur status, performing his
tricks on planes. at house parties.
when the spirit moves him. and an
interested audience is available.
He learned tricks through seeing
them done, through books on magic.
Some tricks he buys readymade
from novelty store. He says the
beginner can purchase an mex
pensive book on magic, master some
of the tricks in it, buy another book.
learn some tricks in that one, until
he has built up quite a repertoire.
Some tricks require considerable
practice until the hand actually
IS quicker than the eye. Others
can be learned in a few min
utes. One trick leads to another.
setting the stage, as it were, while
the audience concentrates on the
business at hand. A line of chat
ter" completes the techniques with
which Mr.. Ortasic entertains his
public.
Although he's never had time to
really concentrate on it, hypnotism
has now caught Mr.. Ortasic's eye.
1t may be fortunate for us that he
hasn't become a master hypnotist
or we might be in the grip Of
levitation this minute!
What's YOUR-hobby? II you
haDe one that is unusual and in
teresting, call Betty Miles at Na-
tional 5000, extension 396-she'd
like to hear about it!
Evening star., 1946-09-30
PAINTING VASES

(Fron Mrs. r. C. c., Alexandria. J
To Mrs. R. E. N, Hughesville.
Md: In regard to painting vases.
etc, on the top of water. I, too,
saw demonstration in Grand Gen.
Tal Palace years ago at the Annual
Garden Clubs Show. I bought the
set OF paints intending to do all
Kinds OF things, but never have
used it. No container deep enough.
constant movng and so many things
have kept me from trying. Then 1
had forgotten them entirely until
saw this request. I got out the
box, packed away; I found the ad-
dress on a folder in the box. It
is Wave-On Art Colors ad-
dress, Peter Henderson g. Co., IS
Cortland street, New York, N. j.
There is a zone number, now. of
course, but 1 don't know it, and
am sure this will reach them all
right. l think now 1 will really
try them if 1 can find anything
would like to change the color of.
! know friend who dyed, or painted
evening slippers with them; how
tnat worked I never heard, but it
doesn't sound reasonable as they
would have to be submerged in
water But candlesticks can be
made lovely this way, and flower
pots.
The paints are in little bottles or
walls. 1t says on directions to put
a hairpin or wire through each
cork, clear to the bottom, and
SUR thoroughly.
Begin by using black first; gently
drip two or three drops on the
water, holding wire close to sur
face: after black use whatever colors
you wish, placing the colors on the
water near the edge of your con-
tainer; they will spread toward
the center, intermixing themselves.
Should you wish any color to pre-
dominate, use a little more of it,
about II drops in all is sufficient
for average-sized article. Should
,colors not spread evenly, gently blow
them together.
Hold article from inside. If it,
is a jar or flower pot, slowly and
gently immerse it down through the
colors, turning it with a twisting
motion. When fully immersed, keep
under the surface till you have
blown the leftover colors to one
side, so that in extracting the arti-
Gle, 10 more color will be taken
on to spoil the original design.
in immersing fiat articles, move
gently back and forth Always clean
the surface of the water off with
a paper before adding fresh colors.
Evening star., 1946-09-30
By the Chef

camp. Some authorities dispute
whether the birds were quails or
sand-grouse, but that would seem
captious at this point
Quails finally crossed the Mediter-
ranean, thence spreading to South
ern Europe and on. They were
considered delicacies at the ancient
Greek and Roman feasts and when
the migratory focks appeared, whole
villages rushed forth with stones
and nets to catch as many of the
birds as possible
In the United States of today we
are most familiar with the Bob
White in the Eastern part of the
country and the California quail on
the West Coast. Either bird is an
elegant bit of eating, but tends to
be dry and therefore should be
cooked with plenty of fabrication.
Evening star., 1946-09-30

Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
sender's full name and address.
We will withhold both and use
only initials. Please address
mail to the Readers Clearing
House, Woman's Page, The
Evening Star, Washington 4.
Views expressed in the Clear
ing House are not necessarily
those of The Star, and as it is
obviously impossible for us to
test all recipes submitted, we
cannot assume responsibility for
them. Betsy Cas,DeH
Evening star., 1946-09-30

High-style fashion often costs
so little you can have a variety of
accessories to match different cos
tunes. This matching hat and bag
will add glamous to old clothes.
Just Out! Our new 60-page multi
colored Book of Needle Arts" con-
tanning five free patterns, and
many other suggestions for dress
ing up your home and yourself, is
just of the press. Send your re-
quest for this book to the address
listed below, enclosing 20 cents (20c)
in coins to cover the cost and mail
ing charges.
Send Is cents (coin) for Pattern
No. R2333 to Needle Arts Depart
ment, The Washington Star, P. o.
Box 100, Station G, New York 10,
N. Y. Please include your postal
zone number.
Evening star., 1946-09-30
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