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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-09
CITY Finance Directors
Report Given Commission

The rys financial balance April $286550l5 City III
Director Charles reported 10 the CITY
Commission Tuesday night Disbursements from the general
unusually high because Of $4,000
ng-standing claims against the city
finance directors summarized report far March fnlnvs
Evening star., 1947-02-23
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
value ovE OPINION gA,tNbhRs sHsailss ne Go oelNsss-
Realtors Test. 1882, 1919 K st. NV" d.
IMMEDIATE Cash for your property. pc
or s.e.. white or c9lorsd, Msryland or VIZ VIZ
ffREh fiRREIsh e22ffR&IsGalsss e2fR 4 GG p taSs SE lss
6o fys':; rot "a, wasT asSP- SPEEDY ACTION. List
your house with US. Have cash buyer: who
will pay top price. ENTERPRISE REALTY
Co. 1924 Eye st. NV. Ex-- 3400.
/ Will BUY. RENT Oh SELL your prop-
sEN. ASp MN N.E. SPR6PEEaRTisY7Ewe: W: vii win pay
all cash or viii sell for you. We set
results, quick action MAX MILLER. 800
ni 1Ish & rR6s m 219o rss SELL your house 1t
n M ysqs free 4ss sspfssa s w caH kes sf Esass
biRkcr 81 f II fhoM NsfeosWsNR oosWsNER, no commission.
ali cash. -to. s rooms and bath. gas. elec.
Reply BOX 13o-K. Star.
CHARLES 3. GUM mas clients waitins
70 purchase homes IN any section Of WASH
HAVE V sUBsTANTIAL CASH to buy bun
transp. and stores. McCuNE, AT. 1890.
Nd. property. WILLIAM A. KEMP. 2705
MxsNAs REALTY Go. can sell your nsuss
at todayS value Our estimate without
csnsssion. 2sls wilson blvd oI. Or
OK. 278A.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-sov.hwe...

FOR SALE BY oWNERm5Enlslisbb .n. Dsmt:
upstairs, S rms, and bath. furn. and
mediate possession to downstairs apt.
with pvt. bath; oil h.. centrally To-
Gated home priced right to responsible
buyer; no agents. Telephone ME. 224535
M NEAR aDpa1h'Msn' sth AND INDEPENDENCE aye.@s-
story semidet brick, arransed as 3 apts:'
to Government depts. and within walking
distance to downtoyn; PRICED TO sell
sPECIAL s.w. BARGAIN-A real nice
comfortable home, 6 rooms and bath, Just
around the corner from wholesale row. With
easy walk to business; price. $3.50. HOW
ENsTEIN REALTY CORP, 141s H at NV
Pssi FOX ssiEriIiLiEMENr OF EsTATE-a28. Za5
and 227 st. sy % and y es,ss g st. ,is s.w;;
homes or as investment. JOHN D. F1Iz-
4aeAN 44AaeeAANP neGnai nssrn new ssso s1oeso; e5 For
rester st. s.w.-semidetached brick, bed.
papered, painted, in and out; floors
scraped: real bargain. SAM RoSEY. aD.
27O0 -23
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southsost.

1719 D ST. s.E.-Brick rms. and bath,
a!Skx 'yssEsi tssa soS
s.: s.: BaRNABas Ans slsz RD., near St. saTnabas
church-.Niee frame bungalow. bedrms. =,
fun bath Nv s1,o s I've s.tsr s sgssem nsl n0rfa o
asS1n-s ssi NJ. AaFtmsn, AT. 44so, Or Or
G6HGaafss G6N 4 s. Ri pas1ahrs-1nvestment aSR1r and
apts.: tastefully .furn.; front and back
sass saEa. sa s MS n fs ssssen ssa II hsas $685.
ffnxEBbrSfE f3x 8 GRl: p 9fEosasaISsss1os-1sa7 South
ssisss Ss5s'1i lssyas S5ss sss
NkISs pTees; eo 1sis PFsef N se D fissse ssss
eyes, and Suns. call Mr.. Romer. wo.
ssos o rAIRLAwN AVE. s.E.-spbstantisslly
fully convenient location Just OF Penna.
ave- gas heat spra9mIpt oRnpT MaasE on sx
G. {! D. MIUhKPHHY has /. diversified listing
Of ali types Of properties in the Southeast
sBe sBs pss ana NszsRa sEsesns
sF os sss z9sl ga0l occurrences sssh Il. e. St
coNGREss HEfeHrs, 4o1 oakwoed St
S;Sf,s sSS $ sss; I!
CLosE-N Sc. LoCATIoN-This home,
nicely converted! into 3 apartments ,a and
bsse vaae az ca aUfcK hD D sssI ut
pm.
bIsf has Of ssse1tonaf : aua, e Fss
lures pre-war construction yet Is only 8
yb Old Lee ~ .1 yts sns ff1 RI. ssn1
ssaR Rses EE REss ssff J! 2Pz r. sless0 sss ..
$50 B ST. Sc, nr. Capitol and Library
hardwood floors, full bsmt. gas heat;
AGAR brick gar. Price. reduced for quick
aeeoa sDs oasr 5S apponens ssyng hs oyy sfy WILLIAM An
], DAVIS, 800 H st. NV, Ma. 1856; eyes,
HnLCREST AREA-Truly q lovely home,
built Of prewar material. fully det. brick;
ana npf Esh s sD eauipDea ss e sx
bedrms., finished attic, rec rng laundry
.caned gsar a es5 oSn.r s ,e Beautiful , hS nS
8 priced right for immediate sale, FLOYD
21o 18Th ST. s.E:-srick. 2.story, Ayeola M
500 9Th ST. S.W.--S1 900 down, bal, like
rent; rooms. bath, c.h.-w.h.; row brick.
Cali Morris Cohen Or Mr.; vinnlck. with
A. M DRAIsNER, 1404 L st. NV. Ma;
so3e, ewes. GE. 02e7. Once open Sun. 12
to 4.
OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO 5-congress Heights
area. .10e Forester st. s.w.--2-family
semidetached brick modern apt. for owner,
consisting Of rooms and bath: other apt.
consists Of ? rooms AZ and bath stoves .ss
heat, porch. yard: only S13,5o0: terms.
HAMPTON REALTY CO., Elk. 5656; ewes.
GE. 1854.
NEAR ALABAMA AVE. and D. C. line. Sc.
-8-yr -old semidet. brick, 8 rms, tiled
bath, gas as; heat: deep lot; p pos;sss,1n !, 9
Atty. NC, 1345 Good Hope I'd. s.e.
TR. 1852, 5976. -25
Two-sroRY ROW BRICK. good Sc. 10
porch. h.-w. heat, electricity. full base
meat wsasnsrs,tsriDpsa nriSsd e o1 ~
Cali Mr.. Absher, AT. 1885 A. r. EACAS.
Realtor, 1114 Il st. NV. D1. 6234. 6236.
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sIDNEY j. BROWN So Co. 1So1 Gns st St. NM IVA
sun. y to 8: The following houses must
nesS s.isa5.d Sh 57s oasssa 1sta st a1 az
I5o lot, S b bedrms,. 3ta Baths. fireplaces.
2 recreation rms, library Gear garage;
vafnnn aome Tsmarhass snd naomesss buy parkwood p
in basement. Completely reconditioned
FGn RoomnE saE ous1 sS rSo 5gs 5en5 5fs rd
This is one Of the finest, rooming houses on
Columbia I'd. It is newly redecorated. has
Sc 600 per year. The owner occupies one
apt; and will sell the buiIding furniture
and business mes fer an vo low
property for the same down payment you
f9dsy a. pS SlDkEY kE as & PaoTS r w s4So &C. l$O7
VICTOR WICKERsHAMs ABC REALTY
n.W.. nND En-. EN- 47os, EN- oSsS. Open to = 3
daily.
Attention. yeteransLFirst time offered
firepl., full basement, oil heat. copper
plumbing; $3.50 down. First come, first
For. the more discriminating vetrean we
have one 4-bedrm, and two 3-bedrm.. 2
Ing, oil heat priced to sell, $1,000 down,
S1o0. per mo. These homes in good NV.
For modern uvins-Modernisti white
brick large picture windows -throushout,
large mirrored liv. rm. with hrepl.. study
with adjoining sun deck, 3 bedrms. and
dressing room. 212 baths. located on taste
fully landseaped corner lot; recreation rn.
throughout. Priced to sell today. :
yust OF Conn, ave aye-BriSk is3 6ungalow' !, 2
hest. esfi PFiced to e sell f'i for SD. $50 'i'
Cleveland ParEALaree brick. bed
rms tue path slate s s9ot opr pricea TO sell
Custom -built-Illness forces this sale of
what is undoubtedly the most substa ntially
constructed new house in the Washington
area No wood, no termites. Built by a
private individual for himself. This white
brick house has steel beams and toists
Fthroushout.. all-steel door frames, alumi-
mum window frames and floors are parauet
in the ltY. rm., a den with picture window,
nice din. rm, and kitchen, two baths
upstairs are bedrns. and fun baths;
other features will convince you of the
worthiness Of this investment and the
satisfaction to be obtained from owning it.
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WooDRIDGE-Beautifu corner Diet. Eng
lish-type, brick with very. attractive
washer, lse refrigerator deep freeze unit
Bendx washing maehins and
home that any one could be proud to own
Other Woodridse properties b o-rm
Pa. h condition oca
ton: 6-rm Colonial front-row brick.
For appointment to inspect; call r. g.
euHhE, eS4iiSs At: A5. 74Ss; sRSs; ewes and Sum- MI
MODERN HoMEs-PossEssIoN-Wood-
autS eentesahalf asat bridE rooms auto heat
coIonial row brick. rooms. rec. room
ADf Hillcrest rest %s.e.-Det. brick. large rooms
2 hreplaces,, rec. room. auto. heat
Nearby Md;;N.sBunsalow' auto. heat; nice
lot homes won conyenent to bus and stores
or o nspees see or pone a Mo
Bfatssa Be- s5a5 S1a9 q Nj Il sesS sye me- 40. oozo
WOODBRIDGE SPECIALS rooms, 4 bed
rooms: large corner lot; must be sold;
s10,25o, $1,000 cash required; -
9ysy ysT9om nrtos bgnsalfGws nnfy
Smart six-room brick, 8 bedrooms tile lie
bath. shower; $1,000 down payment. 81 0Q
mon thly: price, only Sl4,oOU. see US LoudS
n. c. MAYMoR 4 GO. 2o02 Rhode Island
COLORED-,vACANT, 1928 Morse st, ne
-Semidetached, 8 rms, furnished, bath
- Dq6fhsgs nf gGx1 Tdth .sn sTss sy Ssiss sS1o
ment only. MICHAEL WALSH & SON
1911 Eye st. NV, RE. s2s2; ewes, GO
CoLoRED-wELL-BUILT HOUSE. 1422
i4th st. ne. in Kenilworth--9. rms. 2
baths oil heat; I rms aos4 and bath sa1.as on Is!
priced low for quick ~ sale; Pnone ,5as meDSn, N,
| inspection of house. -23
| CoLORED-2 NEW homes Division ave
| Just completed; & rooms, modern kitchen
! modern bath with shower, oil air-cond
lheat, hardwood floors, lavatory in bsmt. :.
act quickly, these won't last long: Shown
by appointment only. DE. 1872. GE. 445l
Sunday and ewes. METROPOLIS REALTY
& INVEsTMENT CO., 1913 N. Capitol st
CoLoRED-DETACHED BRICK. 18th ane
3 SITS. n.e.-6 lovely rms. aad bath. 2.
story brick; h.-w,h., coal; property in A.
condition; very reasonable terms can ot
arranged. Call till 8 pm. weekdays, sun
70 to 5. CALOMIRIS PROPERTIES, 10la
18th st. NV. DI. 1855. 20
COLORED-320 4th ST. N.E.-Brick..
rms. and bath, good condition; h.-w.h;
NhY iHs aoyn nwRsfoGasY SsasS ses Mass
ne. AT. s763. -2o
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BRIGHTWOOD-Open Sunday, 2-6-Row
immed poss: rms. and incl. porch on
1st. f.; 4 nice-sized bedrms. with ~ tile
baths on End A.: ample closets: nice
Law, oil heat: very deep fenced yard with
garage; priced low to. allow for redecora-
tion; 427 Hamilton st; Mr.. Bartlett, FR.
DU. S55S. -23
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CONTINUED on Next PassJ
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MA9NOR Co., 2oo2 n. l. ave. ne ~
3-FAMILY APT-Bargain; very well con
structed and completely modern 3-famil!
apt. building; only q few years old; 10
section; very suitable as investment or fo
occupancy Of l Of the 4-room and, "
t S neoe p sd @ sSod yeafy and FOm
owner has priced very low for SEi 9nick ssie sl.
sSs Ss.y yits 81 5Ess s 5saSs Co. ksateTs
oPEN olT T. fopxS AZ nT 10 Ss ssoos sSsS South Da
bath first floor, in this ,4-bedroom. 2-batl
aspsy GS1ss n aas SELL reah Dotoa
R. I. ave. to South Dakota ave; and TiEh
elsfkf to open sSia s1Fn esrsia 81 SS1o aVe
WOODBRIDGE rooms. 8 complete baths
corner lot; to be completely re@deeorated dec
sossaR fs E P0sEae MhoES r. 10Y ant aSs
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE-oIering a clean
cut. Colonial brick home. Of nice rooms
possession. Don't miss I'll Call QUICK
nIcHssaN ri assi p9.sl 9p.AsRappPossessop Pos in week
rms, bath. extra layatory in basemt., gas
q; C.. rec: rn;: southern & exposure. ay 5nspss ss;
fNc., Inc SIS i1th st. NV. pi. 1857. 81
VACANT; poss. with settlement-l1936 IN,
st. n.e.-Row brick home, near ScnooS an
throughout; thoroughly redec.: priced $40.
$50. reasonable terms. THOs; .: WALSH
VACANT BRICK, ZOO block L St ne.
6 rms, 1h baths, newly decorated. gar.
EDWiN l. ELLIS Reaitor. 1o1o vt. ave,
Why M. S15 rAT III fkiESasffs-Modern Ssf?s s-rm. house
best section College Park. down payment
bal. like. rent. near transp.. lge. lot oi
1900 BLK. OF SUMMIT PL. N.E.-colonia
corner brick home, 8 nice rms. bath, fu
bsnt; convenient location. Priced righi
Terms. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO., Realtor!
pEETACHED-This Def home is loc. in a mos
attr. and desirable community in ne. 1t
a det. red shingle house with 8 liv. rn.
T.. a.D' with ltf' 2 porches. There are 2 bedrms
and bath upstairs. Oil h.-w.h. pet;. gar
The house sets on beaut. 50x1S1-tt. 10
with matured fruit trees in lovel:
orchard. Priced at only $4,000. RIDGE
REALTY CO., 101s VT. ave. NV. RE
81 900 DoWN-2100 blk. 4th st. ne
semidetached 2-story brick, rms. ant
bath. fun basement; h.-w,h., coal; conv
to stores and transp.; priced to sell a
lsoP % g. WM WI eh1oRis "a R TssaSpzi' PsoPksTlEs is
1012 18th St. NV. DI. 1885. rs
Evening star., 1947-12-12

-, George Manos, director, assisted
the Washington Choral Society in
the performance. The musicians
in this new ensemble played the en-
tire score with pleasing assurance
and were heard to good advantage in
the Pastoral Symphony" played
"con sordino."
In the recitatives and arias, the
simple text of which invites SYM
pathy with the subject and a nat
ural expressiveness, each singer had
an even chance to show artistic
perception, technique and range.
On the whole the second part of the
oratorio ran smoother and with
greater appreciation of Its musical
contents. The famous soprano aria
II Know that My Redeemer Liveth"
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was given forth by Miss Stevenson
with all the infections Of seasoned
singer. Miss McGovern was at hey
best in "He Was Despised and Re-
jected Of Men," Although her voice
is not overly strong, 1t has q pleas
ing velvety quality and is used with
ease.
Mr.. Huehn was more convincing
in why Do the Nations so Furi-
ously Rage Together" than in the
beginning Of the performance where
the arias required greater agility
and perfection Of detail. Mr.. Haugh,
who did most Of his work in "The
Prophecy" part, was in excellent
voice and sang with good effect.
Both he and Miss Stevenson took
part in the Messiah" last year.
The evening was climaxed by the
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Choral Society Gives Handel's
Messiah to Large Audience

the oratorio drew a house which
will 60 on record as one of the best
this season.
The excellent work of the chorus
fully justified the public interest in
the production. Two hundred and
fifty voices strong, it has quality,
natural flexibility and a pure in
tonaticn Difficult entries and swift
f1orid passages, which form the
greater part of the music, were sung
Evening star., 1947-12-12

with clarity and ease. Had it not
been for the lack of nuance in the
singing and in the accompaniment
and for the monotone uniformity
of the tempt, UNMARRIED until almost
the end. the performance could have
been well nigh perfect. 1t took the
silvery sound of a trumpet to spur
on the performers to greater ami
nation and to enliven the pace
when the part, entitled THE Defeat
of Christ's Enemies" was finally
reached.
Four soloists: Barbara Stevenson,
soprano; Florence, McGovern, con-
tralto; Harold Haugh, tenor; Julius
Huehn. baritone-and Lyman Nc
Crary, organist; Sally West, pianist,
and the New Washington Sinfoni-
Evening star., 1947-12-12

singing Of the final "Hallelujah"
chorus. The regular body Of sing
ers was doubled by the assist
ance Of the Alexandria Choral So
ciety. American University Glee
Clubs, George Washington Univer-
sity Glee Clubs, Maryland Univer-
sity Glee Clubs, Foundry Methodist
Choir, Faith Luthern Choir and
Metropolitan Memorial Church
Evening star., 1947-12-12
By EIeno de Soyn

The size of the audience which
turned out to hear Handel's Mes
aah" in Constitution Hall, given by
Washington Choral Society last
night under the direction of Louis
A. Potter, served as the best evil
dence of its ever growing local popu-
larity. Whereas visiting artists have
been playing to empty seats of late,
Evening star., 1947-12-12

Choir. Seated In the auditorium,
the singers and the audience rose
to their feet in response to Mr..
Potter's motion.
When warm air expands and rises
1t cools at the rate Of about one de-
gree for every 180 feet Of ascent.
Evening star., 1947-10-30

pm. both days to handle filing Of
the declarations. Mr.. Bowie was at
the Greenbelt Fire House yesterday
for the filing of declarations.
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Food Urges
Drive 10 Self Cheap,
Plentiful Products
BY the Associated Press


President Truman's Citizens Food
Committee has disclosed new tao
| tic in its food-saving campaign,
calling for economy food weeks"
to utilize products in plentiful
supply.
Don Belding, committee vice
chairman, told a reporter that the
Nations retail grocers will be asked
to feature "grocers' baskets" of eco
nomical, plentiful types of foods.
THE idea is to feature protelns
such as cheese and fish instead OF
meat, poultry and eggs" Mr.. Beldlng
said.
I'VE want to shift the emphasis
onto foods which are both cheap and
abundant. If fish is plentiful in one
area, we want the retailers to plug
fish instead of meat"
Detailed Program Planned.
Mr.. Belding said the detailed pro-
gram is now being worked out and
will be made public within the next
few days as a supplement to the
whole food conservation program.
He said the plan was evolved by
the Ohio Food Conservation Com
mittee headed by Joseph B. Hall,
president of Kroger Co.
The Agriculture Department an
nounced today it will put its hold
ings of 61,0O0,000 pounds of frozen
whole eggs on the market for do
mestic use.
It will receive offers on Tuesday
of each week, beginning November
4, until further notice.
Useful for Professors.
Frozen whole eggs are used prin-
cipally by bakers and other food
professors. They are not the shell
egg type used by the housewife.
The Food Committee also an
nounced the types of foodstuffs to
be collected by the friendship train"
which will leave Los Angeles No
vember 7 for New York, picking up
donations en- route for distribution
in Europe.
The committee said those most
critically needed are bulk wheat,
wheat flour, dried beans, dried peas,
macaroni, spaghetti, sugar and
evaporated milk. 1t said oats, barley
and soy beans, though not as urgent
ly needed, are acceptable.
Can Goods Uneconomical.
The shipment of most canned
goods, especially those containing
large amounts of water, is not
economical for export, the committee
said, adding that glass containers
cannot be accepted on the train.
In another food conservation
move, the Internal Revenue Bureau
joined the Agriculture Department
in a search for means to coax
stored grain supplies off the farms.
George j. Schoeneman, Internal
Revenue commissioner, advised Sem
ator Wherry, Republican, of Ne
braska that the bureau has under
study" a plan to let grain producers
apply part of their 1947 receipts on
1913 incomes
Senator Wherry had informed Mr..
Schoeneman that ANY number of
farmers" are holding their wheat
and other farm products until next
year because of the high income
taxes"
Evening star., 1947-10-30
30-Stafe NAM Conference
On Labor Policy Continues
By the Assoeiofed Press

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va, Oct. 3d.
Business and industrial leaders from
30 States gathered here today toI
continue their five-day conference
on industrial relations OF the Ma
tional Association of Manufacturers.
Yesterday the NAM men heard
w. G.. Gables, industrial relations
manager for the Inland Steel Co.
of Chicago, charge that manage
ment had "bargained away" lot
of it's rights in the past few years.
Labor unions, he said, have con-
stantly invaded areas which are
properly management responsible
ity."
This dilution of the management
function has been brought about
frequently through negotiations" he
added, but much encroachment Of
this character takes place in the
daily application of the contract
either through commission or onlis-
sion"
New Zealand exports more cheese
than any other country in the world,
and almost as much butter as Den
mark.
Evening star., 1947-10-30

Feckham, Newport attorney. Gen.
Tobin is bachelor.
Mrs. Webster's husband died in
September, 1899, leaving her an es-
tate valued at $3.50, 900 to be held
in trust during her lifetime. The
will also granted her lifetime use
of the Webster $120,0o0 Newport es-
tate, Pen Craig.
Mr.. Dring described the pro-
ceedings as full age adoption"
and said Gen. Tobin would retain
his own name but would gain all
the rights of a natural son. Mrs.
Webster has no sons or daughters.
Gen. Tobin, then a colonel, was
commander of the old 7th Regiment,
New York National Guard, when it.
was activated and sent to Camp
Stewart, Ca, in 1941. The Army
Department said he has an inactive
commission of brigadier general in
the wartime Army.
HE was president of a commercial
crime commission in 1885 which
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Truman to Get Album
From Cast of Show

The cast of the Grand Ole Opry,"
which will present a concert tomor-
row night at Constitution Hall, will
visit the White House at 9 am.
tomorrow to present an album of
records made by the shows star,
Eddy Arnold.
William D. Simmons, White House
aide, will accept the hand-tooled
leather bound album on behalf of
President Truman.
The performance tomorrow night
will be the first large ff-the-air
program by the troupe. The show
began as radio program % years
ago at Nashville. Tenn.
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Wealthy Woman, 80,
Adopts Gen. Tobin, 81,
Gives Him Son 'sRights
BY the Assoeiofed Press

NEWPCHT, r. l., Oct. 30.-A ST.
year-old former Army commander
has been adopted by an 80-year -old
wealthy Newport widow and social
leaser, with all the rights of a
natural son under inheritance tax
laws.
The adoption of Brig. Gen. Ralph
G. Tobin by Mrs. Hamilton Fish
Webster was disclosed last night by
John M. Dring, clerk of the Newport
Probate Court. He said the papers
completing the adoption were filed
more than week ago by William A.
Evening star., 1947-10-30

drafted q series Of bills presented
to a crime conference called by Gov
Herbert H. Lehman of New York
Active in Democratic politics here
for many years, Mrs. Webster was
elected to the Newport Representa-
tive Council in 1888 and is a past
president of the Garden Association
of Newport. She is a stockholder
in the Newport Casino Theater Co.
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Victory Medals to Go
To Police at Ceremony

Victory Medals will be presented
to 1853 World War II veterans with
the Metropolitan police at special
ceremonies scheduled for 2 pm.
Monday.
The awards will be made on the
grounds of the Municipal Center,
300 Indiana avenue NV. Commis-
sioner John Russell Young, Rabbi
Norman Gerstenfeld and Col. E.
Goring Bliss, World War I veteran
and member of the Officers Reserve
Corps, will speak.
Evening star., 1947-10-30

to vote with Brice Bowie, Circuit
Court clerk, at Greenbelt yesterday
may do so today and tomorrow at
the County Service Building, Hyatts-
vile, it was announced today.
A deputy will be at the County
Service Building from am. to 4:3O
Evening star., 1947-10-30
beware OF
PlN.W0RmS

Medical reports reveal that an amazing
number Of children and adults are victims
of Pin-Worms.
Watch for the warning signs, especially
the embarrassing, nagging rectal itch.
After centuries Of Pin-Worm distress a
really effective way to deal with them has
been established through JAYNE'S P.W.
the new Pin-Worm treatment developed
in the laboratories of DR.. D. Jayne & Son.
The small, easy-to-take F.W tablets give
satisfaction or your money back. So why
take chances on Pin-Worms If you sus-
pect this ugly infection, ask your druggist
fer P.W and follow the directions.
BIS easy to remember P.W for Pin Worms
Evening star., 1947-05-25

There should be no vacant spaces
in the garden as long as there is
chance for new planting to mature
Where radishes, spinach, peas and
other early crops begin to run out,
other planting should be made in
same rows and, as soon as the earlier
crops have passed their prime. 1t
does not pay to allow planting of
beans, for example, to bear to the
end"; remove plants and replace
with another crop.
Two for one! We have success
fully worked this: just before ma
turity of row of snap beans and
before plants have been removed,
plant row of beans on both sides
of the standing plants. BY the time
the first planting is through bearing
the two new rows are well on their
way. Actually the production on
these new rows was superior to any
other paintings.
In most cases it will not be neces-
sary to respade the areas for the
successive paintings; our general
practice is, however, to be certain
that the soil is not packed and is in
proper condition.