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Evening star., 1946-05-05

hammer. Producers whose knowl-
edge of dancing was limited to the
buck-and-wing now looked into
the lives and works of Nijinsky and
Mary Wigman. The vapid chlorine
was sent into limbo, and the cry
went up for ballet girls.
BY common consent, Agnes de
Miles most ambitious dances are
in "Carousel," the next Rodgers
Hammerstein musical.
Recently l talked to the chorus
girls of the "Carousel" company.
l have not had such heady, in
tellectual evening with women
since my college days. The girls
are unusually glib, smart takers
- but don't get the idea they're
Ph.D. candidates.
Evening star., 1946-05-05
Married For Love

RUTH MILLER is typical of the
"Carousel" intelligentsia. She has
dark, lustrous hair. very white
skin. and large, intense, hazel eyes.
She is a graduate of Bennington
College, class of 1943. A drama
major, she wrote a thesis on the
significance of Ophelia's madness
in relation to Hamlet's motiva-
tions. After graduation. she stud
led modern dancing. married an
inferno at Manhattan hospital.
She married him because she loved
him, a thing which would have
shocked any respectable Ziegfeld
girl. Diamond bracelets don't
tempt her, but she does yearn for
five-room cottage in Connecticut
and several children.
Another dancer is Elena Sala-
Evening star., 1946-05-05
MAKE TINS SIMPLE TODAY

EYES TIRED? You cun rest them quickly.
Put two drops of gentle. soie Murine in
each eye. instantly. your eyes feel
soothed and refreshed You get
Evening star., 1946-05-05

had a radical theory
that the ballet could be
adapted to American
moods and American
themes.
When "Oklahoma!"
opened in March, l943,
and became the biggest
musical hit in the his
tory of Broadway. the
de Mile ballets struck
showmen like a sledge
Evening star., 1946-09-28

| ham. erection Of drug and grocery store.
one-half mile north OF Solomons on Route
2. Calvert County, Md, $4,000.
| william Guy Stalcup. amended appii-
| drive and Chesterbrook road. Chester
brook, Fairfax, Va, Sl6.4o0.
One project approved because 1t will
provide urgently needed veterans educa-
tional facilities:
Washington Missionary College, add
| ton to existing college classroom build
ing, Takoma Park, Nd, S35,000.
Six projects valued at S3o.45o approved
because of essential and non -deferrable
maintenance and repairs:
Evangelical Lutheran Church of Our
Redeemer, necessary sanitary repairs to
comply with District of Columbia health
regulations, 2255 Eighth street NV
Continental Sales, Inc, mandatory re-
pairs to warehouse caused by hre, 6101
Blair road NV, $4,000.
Morris A.. Rosen, mandatory repairs to
furniture sales store caused by FIRE, 1871
Seventh street NV, $500
George C. Merrill, repairs to restaurant
to comply with District of Columbia health
regulations, 1721 Columbia road NV,
50 900.
National Education Association, amend
ment to application for office space, 1929
M street NV. $3.50.
Group Health Association, Inc, neces-
sary alterations to building, 2529 Penn
sylvania avenue NV, $4,000.
One project approved because 1t has
no impact whatsoever on the housing
Cavalier Apartments, replaeement Of
street NV, S1,475.
Evening star., 1946-09-28

Complete restoration hos transformed this fine old Georgetown
into charming and spoeus hsme Boeo the solid and durobs
construction that choroetezes most Of the older Georgetown hos
two full modern tile baths and
heoting system Pointed VOLS curved stone with black rolls
etc First floor hos attractive hall library with
lovely dining spoeious we'll poporioned living with
attractive double door odg unusually large oeson
Completely modern and fully equipped kitchen Second floor
eontons three lovely od large bedrooms ond beautiful both
Open Sunday II to s
Evening star., 1946-09-28
1927 Bradley Blvd. Bradley Hills. Nd.

1927 Bradley Blvd Bradley Hills. Md.
ALSO BEING ADVERTISED FOR FIRST TIME TODAY.
Rambling type red brick home, poessF eo Approximately
Old First FoorCenter hail. living hpoce
dining Iarse den bedroom full both completely equipped
kitchen erse side screened living porch Second FoTwo orss
bedrooms and both plus small utility bedrooms Cuboom with bar
ond fireplace basement Btn Oil hofwater heot o
corner lot 77xl20 with mony fine shrubs ond trees
S26.500.00
Open Sunday to
Evening star., 1946-09-28
10% of County Forms
Change Hands in Yeor
specioI pjspoteh 10 The S,or

MANASSAS, Va, Sept. 28.--Ap.
proximately 10 per cent of Prince
William County farms have changed
hands during the last year, local
real estate dealers estimate.
While the turnover this year has
been somewhat less than in the two
preceding years, numerous trans
actions have involved lifelong farm
ers who sold out to newcomers.
Recent sales include several large
farms, but the majority of transfers
has been of the average and below
average size.
The 1945 Census of Agriculture
listed the average Prince William
farm as containing 1865 acres.
There are total of LIT farms in
the county.
Evening star., 1946-09-28
Veterans
Continued From Page B-1)

One project, approved because It will
increase production Of critical products: "
Of plant manufaeure fePes of anf badins sIie
block, east side of Roberts lane and south
$3.50 slas q Southern Railway Alexandria Va,
One project approved because it will
pToyide },'t minimum community facilities ab-
DEVELOPED as part Of the veterans ifu housins usia
Newton Properties, Inc. construction of
Hyattsviile Nd. $4,000. f'"ni'i'o'i S'''
-Four projects valued at s22,335 ap-
able maint enance and repairs: '-'0eAe''
reconversion of parking garage. New York
Christian and Missionary Alliance, neces-
sheriff Motor Co. necessary m, aH:yoH repairs to
garaeee' 900 Rhode Island avenue NE.
Weaver Brothers, Installation Of fire svs-
TEN. TEN IN ofilSe building to comply. with Dis
sT1fS Yofk 9f G0g6a eed and New
Projects approved during the week
ending September 10Th were as fol-
lows:
Six projects valued at S1a.5OO approved
on the basis of rare and unusual hardship
and with the use of minimum amount of
cfibIlea,ly be Manr,oe short msterisls; sbsdak
~
IONS to dental office, Suite 209, 2O25
Albert. j. Dunayer erection of auonset
7oI Forty-ninth street Ne, $500. S'0fe'
extension e. t; % oo to store. 2237 Georgia avenue
William E. Kingswell. Inc, addition to
ghodleesale store. 1920 Georgia avenue NV,
DR.. Andrews. tr. and DR.. Joseph A.
Darr. necessary alterations to dental ofice.
2025 street NV, $4,000.
DR.. A. J. Zeuer, necessary alterations to
dental ONCE. 2025 street NV, $4,000.
Two projects valued at S8,756 approved
because they were considered yitally neces-
sary to public welfare. health and safety:
Nonsectarian Church, construction of
Sunday school. 1924 Edmonston avenue,
Hyattsville, Md, S5.256
Nathan Seigal, addition to restaurant,
1906 Good Hope road Sc. $500.
Two projects valued at S2s,4oO ap-
proved because they will provide minimum
community facilities necessary for new
residential areas developed as part of the
veterans housing program:
b, L, DOWen, and YAninR-
Evening star., 1946-09-28

$3.50 Manning Drive. Bethesda. Md.
BEING OFFERED FOR FIRST TIME TODAY
White brick Coono obou yeo old beautiful condition.
First FooCenter entrance large bright living with fireplace
dining sized bedroom den with full oh completely equipped
kitchen with General Electric dwosh Delightful
porch Second foor-Two lovely bedrooms and both bedroom
26xZ6 Full basement with ooo heat Fine
lof 65x30 nicely Iondeped yord
inelosed by white picket fence. Detached garage.
$23,950
Open Today, / Pm. to 5P.M.-Sundoy Pm. to PM.
i0ht to home oni ieff " - ~ ' ' ~
Evening star., 1946-09-28

UP and the family is away on vaca-
ton for while. The preparation is
sold in liquid form to be diluted
according to instructions on the
container. 1t can be sprayed,
mopped or wiped onto the surface
to be treated, and can be applied
to any material that cannot be dam
aged by soap and water. The liquid
is colorless and will not stain. Shoes.
rugs, leather goods and clothing are
a few of the items that should be
treated and the basement is perhaps
the one place in the house that
Evening star., 1946-09-28

needs special protection because It
is below grade and consequently
apt to be damp and In addition it is
rarely properly ventilated. Refrig-
orators and breadboxes respond we'll
to treatment and no sign of mold
can be found in bread that is kept
in a treated receptacle. A few tea
spoonfuls of the liquid added to the
springling water before ironing will
keep the material free of mildew
and if used in the garbage pail it
will destroy all odors.
Released by Consolidated News Features,
Evening star., 1946-09-28

sure than it does not get into the
rugs and clothing. This is partic-
ularly true when the house Is locked
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-26
FLAG PRESENTED
TO HARRIS SCHOOL
BY LEGION GUARD


Flag raising ceremonies were
conducted this morning at the
Harris E1e m entary school
grounds by the Key West Guard
Of Honor Of Arthur Sawyer Post
No. 20, American Legion.
A beautiful U. S. flag was pre-
scented to the school as d gift from
the Arthur Sawyer Post.
All the pupils Of the school
were on the grounds with their
teachers for the ceremonies. II
The following program was
presented:
america, by the entire group
Invocation, the Rev. Grant
Duncan, First Baptist Church.
Presentation of the flag by
Post Commander John B. VIM.
Acceptance remarks, Prof. w.
E. Fowler.
Raising Of the Flag, Guard of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-26

Neaked through the doors of
- anunflum which has been re-
mn1eled hy The Navy and see II
a. flne condition. Both Of the
aaniaf ponds have been replaced
$50 lka tank glass has III been
ms in earnfully. The building on
N m4lzlhs has been painted a
Ma&9 cream color. the farpan at
So san a lhn building q silver
aNlsM ana TIE beautiful wooden
Anlsh safe "A the entrance a
M4&mn coIpf. Then there Is
Mit4 WINNING Captain Ralph
&iAn& has asked ns 70 get pic-
laa4m st postcards Of the mufA1s
Aal ahas may be replaced as
M4 ~eEe The captain says he
m ~ artist. Captain. there is
a@As ane artist Ia the city right
MM mko can replace the mural
a. i man and that Is Cyril Mar
amlk Key Vests top resident
z.sl The murals In question
Aeoke oui when plaster was
1hlepsA of and requires a spec
- ANehniQue 10 get Il replaced.
A h ioh for a real artist who
MaAlerztands that particular kind
- sarhnlqsae.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-26
Key West-Hayana Ferry
Would Bring Increased
Highway Traffic Here

and 239,824 passengers in those
cars. Toll revenues totaled $685.
COG.
Motorists stopping at Miami,
or Key West before embarking
here on the car ferries for Cuba
will find excellent hotel accom-
modations. Arriving in Cuba after
the six-hour trip from Key West
they will have an excellent high
way traversing the entire Island
from Pinar del Rio to Santiago de
Cuba. The National Highways
scenery Of picturesque villages
and interesting towns gives the
traveller complete idea Of the
agricultural activities Of the
country.
Along the highway are seen
pineapple plantations, sugar cane
fields, and the smokestacks of
the great sugar mills that have
made Cuba the sugar bowl of the
world. The highway will run
through the plains of Camaquey
where cattle is raised, and the
valleys and mountains of Orien-
ia Province which make the en-
tire highway pageant of beau
ty.
Branch roads also lead to beau
tiful beaches and bays where 700
varieties of fish have made the
tropical waters of Cuba a verIs-
able anglers paradise. Interna-
tional motorists will be able to
see Varadero Beach, one of the
most beautiful in the world;
beautiful Whales Valley, the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-26

We have very definite infor-
mafinn that there has been con-
m4erable discussion of the Gulf
Aflnntic Transportation COM
cry within the company on
mnvina 20 Miami. t. is signifi-
ennt too that Mr.. Williams mens
nuned 20 our Commissioner
Casper that the ferry cetila 90
aDernted from Miami with Enly
fExl costs the difference IN oper-
~1Son. Il il absolutely imperative
gAet Mr. Williams, president of
- .cpmpany come 10 Key West
am1 tel mass meeting just ex-
ne<'v how he wishes the city,
eaonty and civic bodies to c.
esefnie wilh him. Mr.. Williams
~ find that progressive lead
- = this city viii be with MIN
~ percent Tor cooperation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-26

quaint village of La Esperanto
in Santa Clara Province, and the
City of Cienfuegos. Motorists
stopping at Matanzas viii see
from the heights Of Monserrat,
the Yumuri Valley, one of the
loveliest valleys in the world.
Cuban officials have made ar
rangements to make the entry Of
tourists cars most simple. A
delegate of the Cuban Tourist
Commission meets all bookings
and handles all details for final
clearance. No charge is made for
this service. Permits are free
from customs and other charges
for period of 1870 days. Tour
lists are permitted free entry Of
regular baggage, amateur photo
and movie cameras, portable ra-
dios, typewriters, etc. American
citizens need no passport under
peacetime conditions.
(To Be Continued
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-26

Honor
Salute and Pledge led BY II.
Robert Daniels Of the Guard Of
Honor.
Star Spanglcd Banner" BY
entire group.
Benediction, the. Rev. Gran.
Duncan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-26

EDITORS NOTE: This is
the second of a series of ar
ticles on the proposed Gulf-At-
lantic Transportation Com
panY's ferry service between
Key West and Havana. giving
the Pan-American Highway
an eastern approach to Central
America, Mexico. besides di-
rect service to Cuba. Jamaica.
Haiti. the Dominican Republic
and Puerto Rico.)
The citizens of Miami and Key
West are proud of the Overseas
and contemplate a
highway which not only links the
mainland of Florida and Key
West, but one which, by means of
ferries, will bridge the sea to Ha-
vana and .will make the entire
Island of Cuba available to motor
travel over the Cuban National
Highway
The Eastern Branch of the Pan
American Highway through Mi
ami and Key West will place the
great industrial sections of the
United States on an average APP
proximately LOO miles closer to
their South American markets.
The Pan-American eastern
route win connect both icontin-
ents with the West Indian Island
and give the rnotorist the great
est loop drive over one of the
most picturesque routes in the
world.
An indication of the enormous
amount of travel over the Over
seas Highway is seen from the
1912 Overseas Road and Toll
Bridge District record. In that
year there were 1870 busses, ST.
8l2 trucks, 69,033 passenger cars,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-26

Now I'm going 70 let YOU in
ua tne inside Of this paper short
&C. qnesti0n regarding news
p8aaf Night now we have prom
aua 0niy three weeks OF news
pFsnf for cur regular newspaper.
We Just don't know what we're
nwkslg % do az the end Of these
1nSHe weeks. We have wired and
pnoned eli the major paper coin
penaos Ia Florida and they are
a. tearing their hair out. It
ssmgns that the larger newspapers
hawe BY passed them and gone
Straight 10 the min and bought
enf huge stocks of paper, thus
eS>stlng a shortage. All the small
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-26

have been congratulated
~ . little bit on accom-
'.inefis this week which were
Ren impetus by publicity start
~ 1itst m ms column. The pos
@maiilss Of q column Of this
aNz Mere first seen years ago
w@en ! iirst began reporting for
me Citizen. In making q around
- en- city on news beats, I'd
afHnt deai Of stuff Is uncovered
w'seh may not be Quoted be-
eepst e Is controversial ard 9be-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-26
CORAL ROCKETS

papers are now in the soup. Lake
Worth for instance has sent a
man all the way to Atlanta to
beg, borrow or secure newsprint.
We have also sent to our news
paper manager in Point Pleasant,
New Jersey, giving him similar
instructions. Right now we have
our fingers crossed. AS reserve
we have ordered some flat stock.
enc wnl run the paper off on the.
JOB pfesseS.if need be. You might
get ~ daily paper the size of the.
Outpost but wen get it out as
long as there is paper to print.
'on. Keep your fingers crossed.
This business would have to-
come at time when we were
actively planning increase rather
than decrease Of the size Of the
MANY CITIZENS
Well, we got the kid brother"
married this morning. Sylvia
Busto Gwynn and Norman Dom
aid Artrnan. The wedding was
solemnized at a nuptial mass at
81. Mary's Star. Of the Sea Cath
olic Church. The wedding dress
Sylvia wore, which was beauti-
iul, was also worn by Marjorie
Barrett. Sylvia's sister at her
wedding four years ago. Was the
young couple nervous? Well,
weren't you all? Incidentally Il
switched from strong Cuban cof-
fee at the reception this morning
10 red port wine. Guess that wine
must have been good because in
the toast we wished them much
happiness and production of
many ~citizensn. e8
.l---si .as.s ~ F
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-26

Subscribe to The Citizen--25c
weekly.
Smyrna times., 1946-10-24
NEW AIR-MAIL POSTAGE
Five-cent Rate Has Brought Sharp
Rise in Air Mail Volume

Inauguration of the new five
cent United States flag rate Octo-
ber 1 Immediately brought a sharp
rise in air mail volume, Postmaster
Mary c. Goldsborough said. Rapid
air mail service, offered for the
first time at a low postage rate,
should stimulate commerce, busi-
ness leaders here believe. For that
reason, they are encouraging large
air-mailings during the nationwide
air mail promotion week. The five
cent air mail rate was approved by
Congress upon the Post Office De-
partment's request. The Depart
ment contended that commerce
would be fostered by making avail
able rapid air mail service at re-
duced cost and wider use of air
mail would reduce the unit cost OF
delivery. The Post Office Depart
ment has taken a leaf from the
book of American business, reduc-
ing the air-mail rate from 8 cents
to 5 cents an ounce and simultane-
ously offering better and faster
service. The Post Office has bor-
rowed the proven principle that by
getting more customers for good
product at reduced cost the unit
cost of delivery is cut. A lower
price requires one thing to succeed
larger volume.
Anywhere American Flag Flies
Meanwhile, Postmaster Mary S
Goldsborough reported, air mai
letters are being received at the
post office with incorrect postage
affixed. The five-cent rate applies
anywhere that the American flag
flies, including all United States
possessions. It is also applicable
to the armed forces abroad, and t.
Canada and Mexico.
Smyrna times., 1946-10-24
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Report of Church Services For the
Coming Week


First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Wilmington, at Park Place and
Van Buren Street: morning service
IL a. M, Sunday School, IL a. m.
Christian Science Society, Milford,
meets at Grange Hall: Morning
service IL a. M; Sunday School IL
a. m, also meets first Wednesday
evening of each month at s p. m.
Subject for Sunday, october 27, is:
Probation After Death" Golden
Text: James 1: IL. Blessed is the
man that endureth temptation: for
when he is tried, he shall receive
the crown of life, which the Lord
hath promised to them that love
him. A Bible citation from the
lesson-sermon is: Psalms 27: and
%: 4. The Lord is my light and
my salvation; whom shall I fear :?
the Lord is the strength of my
life; of whom shall 1 be afraid;
Yea, though walk through the
valley of the shadow of death, 1
will fear no evil: for thou art with
me; thy rod and thy staff they
comfort me. A correlative pass
Smyrna times., 1946-10-24
Assembly Program
Elementary School

Elementary school assemblies
have taken on new life this year.
Following is the program given on
October Is:
Master of Ceremonies = Patsy
Ryan.
Piano march for assembly was
played by Mr.. Osbon.
The program opened with the
Bible reading, Lords Prayer, Flag
Salute, and the first verse of
America"
A group of first graders then
went up on the stage, sang and
acted out the following songs:
Good Morning
Knock at the Door
Failing Leaves.
Another group of first graders
then went and stood in front of the
audience and did the following
Rhythmic Exercises with the VIC
trola:
Beating and counting
Clapping
Sliding Palms
Slow Walking
Fast Walking.
Ten more of the first grader
Smyrna times., 1946-10-24

though they cannot make the
team until the end of the first SEM
ester because of state regulations,
should be of great help to the
team. Last year we lost only
about three men from both the
Varsity and Junior Varsity. So
with the material we have, plus the
new material, we hope to have a
very successful season this year.
Francis Kitchens
All teachers report an inspiring
and satisfying two days spent in
attending the sessions of the D. S.
E. A. in Wilmington last Thursday
and Friday. During the sessions,
Superintendent George w. Wright
addressed the Delaware Secretaries
Association meeting in the Hotel
Dupont at noon on Thursday.
Smyrna times., 1946-10-24
High School Assembly


The first high school assembly
to be given under the direction of
students and teachers of the var
ious homerooms was held on Tues
day, October Is, at 1:30 when
members of the tenth-grade home
rooms told the story of the Amer
ican Navy. The program, design
ed to give background material for
the observance of Navy Day on
October 81, used a total of ten
speakers, each of whom was dress
ed in the costume or uniform ap-
propriate to the part he played in
the presentation.
Jane Dukes was master of cere-
monies, assisted by Suzanne Pratt,
pianist, and the following active
participants: Leonard Pleasanton,
Earl Harris, Neil Tilghman, DON
aid Heinold, Bobby Collins, Smith
ers Snow, Audrey Messick, Clifford
Craig, John Shetzler, and Dotty
Burge. Mrs. Viola McGill and Miss
Marian Brown of the faculty di-
rected the students.
Smyrna times., 1946-10-24

age from the Textbook Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy is:
Up. II and 500. Existence contin-
ues to be belief of coporeal sense
until the Science of being is reach
ed. Error brings its own self-de-
struction both here and hereafter,
for mortal mind breathes its own
physical conditions. Death will
occur on the next plane of exist
ence as on this, until the spiritual
understanding of life is reached. e.
The true sense of being and its
eternal perfection should appear
now, even as it will hereafter.
Smyrna times., 1946-10-24

California has the largest amount
of developed water power of any
state in the Union.