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eolf Glib. ~ beep tn W. the
solf ceurue ~ Nm ! "a n. ev-
- seeking plhe q rs =, !
\ score = the boIa On ~ day lle
oeAnineo that GsIlhltibh y Ia, j.
u swooome with nfed Ma(n etRs,,
he scored 4 81. This w. tNh
u1suoEes below his lowest record
"a score of Il. 4
Cooper had one birdie, foGf
par5 and four bosies, eetEzAe fhe
Nnb-por score on the S5ssyakd par
four number three hole 81.
His partner, Fred Mathews, has
scored 70 six times, but has yet
20 break into the cfihrin1 ,tifs
cle Of under 20 scorers. sss 4. a
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work for the disabled men, with the
minimum expenditure for materials.
President Truman, who is mem
Der of the American Legion, will
buy the first poppy from Mrs. Nor
ton H. PEARL Of Detroit, Michigan,
President of the American Legion
Auxiliary, alta special ceremony in
the White House this month.
Governors of twenty-six states who
are Legionnaires will start the 1947
poppy campaign rolling in their re-
spective states early in May.
Twenty-Five million peoples have
been made by wounded veterans In
hospitals to be sold on the streets Of
American communities on May Gath.
Veterans are paid for their work,
the remainder of the money is de-
voted to the local child welfare and
rehabilitation funds of the American
Legion and American Legion Aux
iliary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-01

: May "a, he Saturday before Me-
mortal Day, will be observed as
Poppy Day by the American Legion
and American Legion Auxiliary.
For months. thousands Of wounded
veterans have been at work in the
Veterans Hospitals preparing mil
lions of poppies which win be sold
on the streets by the Volunteer
members of the two organizations.
The first instance Of wearing .pop-
pies in honor of the war dead oc-
Cured in New York City. November
8, 1918, when Miss Molina Michael Of
Athens, Georgia, distributed peoples
to men attending the twenty fifth
conference of the Y.M.C.A. The ma
tion-wide sale of memorial peoples
was begun by the Legion and Aux
Hilary in 1921.
The crepe paper poppy was Sc
1ected then as the official poppy of
The American Legion and Auxiliary
because it provided the maximum of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-01

4 Some 81 the prehistoric Pueblo
Indians Of New Mexico construct
I'd their houses with several hun
Fdred rooms on the ground floor
land terraced them to three and
TOUR stories. These might be call
ed Americas first apartment
houses.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-01

During the middle of the 10th
Century, hacks or large govern
ment wagons drawn by teams Of
mules were used by the travelling
public in New Mexico.
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Your Horols|col.e

THURSDAY, MAYS1, 1sl7 ..
|dsy gives indication of a. firhs
persuasive sort Of person, with
|domestic tastes. There is quite
d strain OF self indulge ce, hlchs
10 allowed full rein,' would 1S2d
10 a tendency to satisfy one . Sp.
|petises to the neglect of more ilns
|portant matters, and bring tt0tbde:'
|le careful that the associ6 tiohs
|are 81 the best.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-01

Brushes made from the leaves
of yucca, New Mexico's official
state flower, were used by prehis-
toric Pueblo Indians to paint de-
signs on their pottery
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-01

i The trees from which chicle for
rhewing gum is obtained must be
10 years old before they are
tapped and then can. be tapped
only every six or eight years,
yielding material for about two
and one half pounds of gum at
livery. tapping.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-01

II is the opinion Of some indi-
viduals that there Is no Nav az
wtt len bianket in New Mcxsca
wnl.h is more tran loo vc.srs OAi
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Organ Guild Sponsors
Annual Choir Festival

The District of Columbia Chapter
of the American Guild Of Organists
will sponsor the annual choir fest-
val in the Washington Cathedral
Tuesday at pm Katharine Fow-
Ter will direct, r. Wayne Dirksen will
be at the organ. The participating
cioirs and their directors are: CO.
lumbia Heights Christian, Miss Fow-
Ter; Covenant First Presbyterian.
Theodore Schaefer; Epworth Meth
odist, Robert Ruckman; First Bap-
tist, Adult and Youth Choirs, Alex
andria, George Ross; First Meth
odist, Hyattsville, John Wells; Nc
Kinley Mixed Chorus. Miss Fowler:
Rock Spring Congregational, Harold
Jewett; st. Johns Episcopal, Mount
Rainier, Marcelline Aiken: Trinity
Episcopal, Emily Pearse;; Walter
Reed Chapel, Marguerite Brice:
Western Presbyterian. Jean Appel.
and the following junior choirs:
Trinity Episcopal. Epworth Meth
odist, and Mckinley Girls Glee
Club
Evening star., 1947-05-18
Graham
CONTINUED From Page C-6.1

except in grimace. I was told It
would be permanent, that my face
would never straighten. At that
time I wanted to be an opera singer,
but I couldn't sing opera out OF
the side OF my mouthl ! used to
lock myself in my room-not to
cry-but to try and move the muscle
in my face. I Icouldn't even smile. :
When she arrived In Hollywood
after years Of exercising her muscles
until she could move her mouth
easily, there was still trace OF
the paralysis which became more
obvious when she was tired or un-
happy.
II suppose that's why they always
considered me q tragic actress
because I was afraid to smileP
Jane smiles and even laughs at the
memory of her tragedy. But what
an inferiority complex 1t gave me!
Honestly, I can't believe I'm the
same girl today"
Nor can T.
(ReIeased By North American Newspaper
Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1947-05-18
lW er(1ateS schedule
i Nears ( on1pletio
l18 Concerts iii All

Plans for the 18th season ot
water Gate concerts by the National
symphony Orchestra are near COM
pletion. Six weeks Of events will be
held on the banks Of the Potomac
beginning Thursday, June 10, at 8::3o
o'clock. There will be is programs
| Id all held every Thursday, Sunday
and Tuesday. Richard Bales, who
has been named musical director OF
1.-THE Water Gate season. will lead the
first concert and conduct halt the
programs. Mona Paillee. popular
mezzo- soprano of the Metropoli-
tan Opera, will be the soloist for
the first concert.
DR.. Hans Kinder, who is strong
enough to return to the podium
after his recent illness, will direct
/ the Sunday concert. June % with
Jesus Maria Sanronna, pianist as
soloiSt. Alexander SraallenS, How
ard Mitchell, associate conductor OF
the National Symphony and Franz
ces Madeira, director Of the Rhode
Island Symphony Orchestra are the
other conductors engaged for the
summer season.
Todd Duncan, famous Negro bar
itone, who made an extensive tour
| of England and Australia this past
season and sang in opera on the
European continent will appear on
one of the programs. Angel Reyes,
Cuban violinist; Irene Mark, Hun
garian pianist: Gen. Platof Don
| Cossack Male Chorus and Dancers
Joseph Fuchs, yiolinist; Hilda Som
er, American pianist; William Chal-
mers, baritone; Abbey Simon, pian-
list, Jan Tomasow, violifiistS and
Sidney Foster, pianist, will be among
the soIoists. There will be three or
chestral programs on each of the
Thursday, Sunday and Tuesday
| series available in strip tickets OF
], series farm
Evening star., 1947-05-18
A Money Maker
BY the Associated Press


HOLLYWOOD.
Broderick Crawford knows how tc
make money in the movies.
He was hired for one Of the -four
starring roles in THE Flame" He
received his salary as an actor and
also, because he's big guy and
hard to fit, the studio paid him fo1
wearing his own wardrobe in the
film. The studio in addition rented
Broderick's high-powered automo-
bile for one scene.
Almost every day, Brod had an
argument with a property depart
ment over whose props were whose
After one of these arguments q
friend, making conversation, asked
him when he was going to bring
his wife to the studio for visit
Now wait q minute" said Brod
1--WE got to draw the line some
where" f,,a.a -
Evening star., 1947-05-18
Coming Attractions

NATIONAL Lutte Song. with
Dolly Haas. starting May 20.
AMB As s ADOR Calcutta, Z
with Alan Ladd. starting
Thursday.
CAPITOL Blaze Of Noon, z
with William Holden and
Sterling Hayden, starting
Thursday.
COLUMBIA California, with
Bsrbara Stanwyck and Ray
Milland. starting Thursday.
EARLE Calcutta" with Alan
Ladd, starting Thursday.
KETTHS Honeymoon with
shirley Temple.
LITTLE The Well : Digger's
Daughter, !" with Raimu, start
ing May q.
METROPOLITAN-aStai W ay
to Heaven" with David Niyen.
PALACE Duel In the Sun,
with Jennifer Jones.
PIx-.Prisoner of Zenda, : with
Madeleine Carroll, starting
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1947-05-18
$50 Voices in Chorus

The National Lutheran Chorus OF
|15O voices will present its. spring
CONCERT of religious music Wednes-
day at $3.50 pm. in the. Presidential
Ballroom of the Statler Hotel. r. E.
Snesrud, director of music for the
Augustana Lutheran Church, is con-
Iductor of the chorus. Six Washing
ton composers: r. Deane Shure,
Jean Slater Appel, Dorothy Radde
Emery, Paul Galloway, Adolf Torov-
sky and Lynn Gillchrest, have con-
Itributed numbers to the program.
The balance will consist of anthems
written or arranged by F. Melius
Christensen. The Chorus sings a
cappeIIa.
Evening star., 1947-05-18
Cathedral Groups S
Bach Work Nav 28

Bach's Mass in B minor" will be
presented by the Cathedral Choral
Society May % in Washington Ca
thedral under Paul Callaway's di-
rection. The work will be accom-
panied by chamber orchestra, con-
sisting of members of the National
Symphony Orchestra augmented by
Jan Tomasow. violin; Howard
Mitchell, cello; Wallace Mann, flute
Lois Wann and Engelbert Bremen,
oboe damore, and Jacob Wishnow
horn. The soloists will be Laura
Slower, soprano; Nell Tangeman,
alto; William Hess, tenor, and Cliff
ford Harvuot, bass Maurice Ben
Stadt, harpsichord, and Richard w.
Dirksen, organist, will assist.
Evening star., 1947-05-18
The Safest Way
Nv The Associofsd Press

HULL \ WOA(O. 4
The selection of names for motion
picture character is becoming q
tougher job by the day.
If you picked out name like
Hiffelsteiner Fuffelgrub, sure
enough somebody would pop ur
somewhere. prove himself Hiffel-
steiner Fuffelgrub and sue for defa-
nation Of character. 1t happens
quite often.
When Director Robert Rossen was
looking for a name for a delicates-
sen owner in New York's East Side
for a scene in Body and Soul" he
decided to play safe. He used the
name Shimmin Rushkin.
The actor who plays the part i
Shimrnin RuShkin.
Evening star., 1947-05-18
PRESBYTERIAN Chorus

The New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church choir and chorus OF
160 voices combine in singing the
last Of series of choral works to-
night at 8. Members of the United
States Army Air Forces Symphony
will assist the chorus in presenting
Mendelssohn's Hymn of Praise.
The soloists will be Shirley Winston
of New York Avenue Presbyterian
Ivan Genuchi of Mount Vernon
Methodist Episcopal Church and
Walter Hosmer of st. Matthews Ca
thedral. Charles Dana Beaschlel
will he the conductor.
Evening star., 1947-05-18

nlng HYMN, James Fsaum Aovt
All Our Ways Sowerby's Toe
cata."
IRIS BAILEY, JoANNE POOLE, song
recital, Arts Club. $50 pm.
WEDNESDAY.
WADE N. STEPHENS, organ recital,
LID. s. Chapel, 8 pm.
NATIONAL LUTHERAN CHORUS, r.
e. Spesrud. director: Statler Hotel,
$50 pm. shure,,s Thus thu Went rl1s ths
Wonar9Ys senr se,,d TRoa hoat ziona znIple
ARee, 4Bee. Emsry.s nslsAs thou 10 Art Art My NJ Coo.
f Toroysfy,s sofsiy tht stars Were
shining,. oilJehrsst,s, I, [Tns ns Heaysns ant,as
AHoks Hossnna,~ sas Sachs = come me sooshins
Death" arr Christensen orerhys
Rock and Refuge"
THURSDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME MILITARY BAND,
Franklin B. Charles, bandmasteT:
Eishs Fagmand Eoymara osfssara Kontskis Il hoh
ssfesi ssife's Y aTne Bohemian Girl" Pro- pro-
vost.s a Love Story Story. frcss.s PES s.
ETtdnass Wdtutc0IEfS 1<ss2di0h.
tina" Boisyert's Peace Centennial"
ST. AIBAss' CHOIR, walter Mash. d.
rector; Arts Club, $50 pm. ~
FRIDAY.
BONNIE SMITH. sonrano; NINE. Ca
MILE CHAUTEMPS, pianist; bere-
At recital. Washington Club. go
pm. SONGS By Handel. Mozart. VIC
tor Staub. Bishop, arias by Deiibes.
= Donizetti. Miss Smith. Works BY
Bash. Chopin, pebussy Strauss
Dohnanyi. Mime Chauternps.
SATURDAY.
SOLDIERS, HOME MILITARY BAND,
Franklin b. Charles. baudmaster.
bardstaTsd. 6.30 pm. RestorfisS
The Paramount March. overture to
FiotoW's Martha" Lakes Yankee
Rhythm .Frim1 Fevorites, aTr.
Grofe: Pryor's An Arkans4s Hu!kin
Bee" Knnzakss .sYouthful Spirits.
Geruertss Con Moto.
WADE N. STEPHENS. 0rEan rseitals
LID. 3. Chapel . pm.
Evening star., 1947-05-18
In Local Music Circles

will sing in the opera house three
OF the most popular and best known
Czechoslovak folk songs. two in
Czech language and one in Eng
lish.
During the gath Biennial Con-
yention, held in Detroit, Of the
National Federation of Women's
Clubs, HarWood v. Hall, president
Of the District Of Columbia branch
was elected secretary and treasurer
of the District and State Presidents
Council. Margaret G. Smith was
named national chairman of legis-
lation. Mary Howe, composer
took out life membership.
Marvin Gardner sang the roles
Of Marcello and Alcindoro In La
Boheme" recently, when the opera
was given by the Peabody Opera
Company May 2 and 8, in Baltimore,
Norman Frauenheim, pianist, will
give a recital at the Washington
Club May 26.
Danish Nook Polka" composed
by Robert n. GreenweH in cellabo-
ration with Victor S. Scharbau OF
the Marine Band. retired, has been
recently published by the Astoria
Verlag in Vienna. 1t has been
heard frequently over the European
radio.
The Gault String Ensemble will
give a concert at Thomson Recrea-
tional Center, Twelfth and L streets
NV, Friday at 8 pm. Robert A.
Atkins will conduct. Hilda Gladwin
and Stanley Gaub, violinists, viii
be the soloists.
The senior choir Of the Nine
teenth Street Baptist Church, as
sisted by chorus of so junior1high
school girls, will sing Gaul's THE
Holy City" today at 5 pm. Soloists
are Ursula Holmes and Anna Gross,
sopranos: Mary Thomas, contralto;
James o. Holmes, tenor; Ar1lna
Tildon, bass, Aubrey Maurice
Murphy, boy Soprano George w
Murphy, conductor; Hortense Pace,
organist. The public is invited.
Evening star., 1947-05-18
TODAY.

PENTAG0N CHORAL CLUB. whitford
L. Hall director: Marilyn Merkel.
Lynn jacobson. Billy Balee, Ed
win Keck. soloists: Barker Hall,
GAUL,s THE HOLY CITY, senior
Chorus assisting: George w. Murphy.
conductor: Nineteenth Street Baptist
Church, pm.
ROBERT GROSS. violin recital. Ma
snsl. ,ional Gallery q art. Az. 8 eIoas. Pm.
.sonsta for Violin and Piano
Prokofeff.s Sonata. Cp. a4'',,. Hin-
demith's ..sonata. No, z for Violin
ss;s as.sss1l,ss st5sslpskys 'EaeFIe. RaEov's
MENDELss HN's "HYmN OF
PRAISE,,r New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church Choir and Chorus
Charles Dana Beaschler. conductor;
TOMORROW
WADE N. STEPHENS, organ recital,
paLNiIRPlIs LiIR E pGEseRSuRs. pGasRSsl piano Ban recital
.,SlsIade. wv Fssas; !: + g. 81 ss5a. ~
~. sn chopinss Three Posshumons n
Etudes. sarcaroile. raves Noe
tnelles.s aoiseaux Tristes oebussy' :
Prefude, SaIdoAnoe, 1oceasa,
TUESDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME MILITARY BAND.
Franklin B. Charles. bandnaaster;
bandstand. $40 Pm. Lienhard's $
'Lfndbergh March" Marie,s Len
chanteresse. Carmichaels Star
Dust. selections from Hernerts $
honey. Cars South Of the Bor-
der" Ivanoyici's Danube Waves :
Fields Follow the Stars"
ANACOSTJA HIGH SCHOOL BAND,
Horace Butterworth director: Ana
costa High School Stadium. pm.
CHOIR FESTIVAL. Katharine Fowler.
director. Washington Cathedral, 3
pm. aAllezro Moderate" from
Bach's Concerto No pupress s
saCortege ct utanie." Elmore,s All
Ye Servants 81 the Lord, Byrd s
Locke DoEne. Q Lord, Be Unto
Ne Tower. Greyor- niteoon
to Prayer Davies 20 Thou That
Nearest PRAYER. CsllAWays Hark.
Evening star., 1947-05-18
Tanirof Signed
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD. Z.
AKIN Tamiron has been signed
by Milton sperling, president OF
United States Pictures, for an I'M
portant role in the Independent
units forthcoming Ever the Be-
ginning" which Warner Bros. will
release.
Lilli Palmer and Dane Clark are
co-starred in Ever the Beginning, =
story Of an immigrant girl who
comes to the United States In the
fl900s. Elliot Nugent viii direct.
Evening star., 1947-05-18

In our Southeastern University Choral 0o-
ciety preparing concert-operR ploxfAMs:
opportunity for serious members Give
voice and phons no. Wocdley 325e.
| WARREN r. JOHNSON, ofsaniss
CHURCH or THE PILGRIMS
22d d sts. NV. 7.30 O'C1sek
Tocesfa, Ricercare, and Fantasia
Johann J. Freberrer
Evening star., 1947-05-18

Marvin Gardner sang the roles
Of Marcello and Alcindoro In La
Boheme" recently, when the opera
was given by the Peabody Opera
Company May 2 and 8, in Baltimore.
Evening star., 1947-05-18
Programs Of the w eek

the Glad Sound" GARDENERS Eve.
ming Hymn James psalm l50,
Baumgartner's I'm Thy Hand Are
All Our Ways" Sowerbys Toe
Evening star., 1947-05-18

Norman Frauenheim, pianist, will
give a recital at the Washington
Club May 26.
Evening star., 1947-05-18

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Dick Haynes, Vera Ellen, Cesar Ro-
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Technfcolor), at 1925, 1925, $40.
7:30, $50.
Evening star., 1947-01-14
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so lais 81 M Ma approa asoG isoo g.
hood: : E rental, $3.50 mo. r. A. HUMPHREYS,
ssaItor SOS Gap,tGI st. nA e5se frei ls oos
Of new bldg. approx. LOO 50. f.. lay;:
uSs onsh tights psuRa as6i aha sEaITa ssfii cosP
sis st. as6 rs lb JIG s.h ST. SwAy.eisss,e .,s
soon; owner retiring. Apply ols otn 81.
ssXTNpwIcH sBoP-REsTAURANT. fully
sai1ipped; fixtures can be bought or rented;
excellent location: immediate possession.
BOX 425-D, Star.
Evening star., 1947-01-14
SUBURBAN sALE-yIRGINIA.

ATTENTION! ATTENTION! GIs-.We have
the home Of your wife's and fam,ly,s
financed. financed a new Groom Colonial OF brick,
large living Im. with fireplace, large ha,, din,
Ing r bright master bed
fun basement 81, aH.9ma.ic MM sTH beat; he1s lagEe
MsGn HXSfhEENT 1aya 0A SNAIL lDl HONE. @ r detached
brick, living room, dining, room, also Den
floor, 2 nice bedrooms and bath; dry
sslsa aaasfy sSsf q Co. 0ff5 fSis SeFts
Thhs ThTs Is Is n n assn Completely modern e;room
home in, best residential neighborhood:;
dining room and beautiful kitchen, End
recreation @ room and complete bath, ALSO
ssRa5z u hz#Y saisFsnt co. 81 Rsfs hsis aosh
St. OK. 1880 Id
$500; NEW Frame bedrms., tiied @
bath It and utility rm m lss in v. bsat 5 Win lo
Gated on s;scfe lot; 81; 500 viii wlll handle, "a i,v
New WITH dea has ieadns dfas Gso as M
3 ige. bedrms.. tiled bath and plenty Of
closets; full bsmt. has outside entrance
acre sna na'S lot; o can nes handed landed With
lots n Bfyer1yy @ oa
NC. NC 81 s1o6 5: Vdie6e I'd. Arl.. ya.-I6
BUNGALOW-Nice 2-bedrm., all brick; in
q good neighborhood, close to everything;
and S1,400 will handle. m
Semidet. all brick with 2h bedrms:; with
all conveniences; brand-new, ready for oc-
cupancy; $4,000 win handle.
Lovely 3-bedrm. all frame; North Arl.,
close to d. c., ideal location; suitable foT
handle.
Russell road-Here Is 9. 4-bedrm. home;
finished in detail to suit the particular
buyer; Centrally located. elite neighbor-
hood; $4,000 will handle. ~
centrally located and showing excel. re-
turns, for those who want place to live
and realize an income. Il interested call
j. LEE PRICE. INC. 310D s. Glebe, I'd,