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Evening star., 1949-06-05


largely based on bis lectures,
which he delivered TO great
crowds both here and abroad, al
though he always regarded him
self as poet. He was q benevo-
lent and salutary influence on
the literary life Of America due
TO his generous friendship for
other writers. even those Of
markedly different stamp like
Walt Whitman.
AS the subject Of a biography
such as Mr.. Rusk's which details
copiously the day-to-day exist
ence Of the Yankee philosopher.
Emerson might be regarded as
unpromising His adventures were
almost wholly OF the mind. He
complained often that he had
no skill TO live with the gen.
erality Of men" The SORROWS
which weighed him down from
childhood he bore with an
equanimity which puzzled and
sometimes dismayed him. He
lived in a rarefled atmosphere,
preaching self-reliance and the
cultural independence Of Amer
lea. He numbered among his
friends the greatest minds of
Europe. His countrymen vener-
ated him. His serene and ele-
waited existence was interrupted
only by his abolitionist sympa-
thies.
Mr.. Rusk's tireless pursuit Of
the external facts Of Mr.. Emer-
sons career. culled from hitherto
unavailable manuscripts makes
this study definitive. A greater
stress on the spirit Of the times
which made Emerson its spokes-
man would make his pre-eminence
more intelligible.
GO FIGHT CITY HALL
BY Ethel Rosenberg. fSimon &
Schuster;; $2.50.)
You like a book with schmalz?
You should look no further. This
Is for you. It's about q part OF
Brooklyn that Betty Smith never
got around to. and Saroyan him
self couldn't make 1t any warmer
or brighter. It's hero il Julius
Pasternak. a young man OF 30 who
loves the subway In rush hour.
dogs and people. especially young
people In love like his niece,
Hannah Rivkin, and her boy friend,
Howie Weissman. Uncle Julius in
PRODUCES them on the train. but
It's a rough ride from there on in.
Hannah's mother stuffs HOWE full
of fruit every time he comes to the
house and starts pushing him
down the middle aisle from the
first date.
She Is Uncle julius main prob
lem. But there are others. Kugel.
the landlord. for instance. and
Aunt Esther. who wears two corsets,
one for her stomach and one for
herself. and wears her galoshes all
the time. except to bed. But Uncle |
Julius operates with the skill Of
the true diplomat and cements
family relationships by finding
Howie's fathers teeth in the Lost
and Found Department OF the
BMT.
Ethel Rosenberg doesn't try to
reproduce sthe dialect. Just the
order in which the words are
spoken. It's very funny.-M. MEG. !
Evening star., 1949-06-05
DAY OF JUDGMENT
BY David Cushman Coyle. fHay-
per: So

per: So
A noted engineer and publicist
ranges over the many facets OF
freedom and democracy. present
ing social and political interpre-
tatioh of present-day issues In the
life OF the United States. and stig-
gesting the measures which offer
US the best hope for the future.
&C. b. nj. Z
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Morality Stories
In Two Patterns
TWO SYMPHONIES

i W. ~ kAAfSN4 A3NS
BY Andre Glide. Translated from
the French by Dorothy Busy
Alfred A. Knopf, sete York /.
s275J
Reviewed by
EDWIN TRIBBLE.
These two short novels were
frst published in TINS country In
1891. Now that Gade has been
awarded the Nobel Prize and one
The Pastoral Symphony"--has
been made into q successful NOV
ing picture. the book undoubtedly
will find the larger audience II
deserves.
The short morality" story Is a
form In which eide esceis and
these are excellent examples The
first story, Isabelle. Is an intense.
brooding story OF passion, But II
Is essentially a rather simple story
The Pastoral symphony" Is
more complicated. II Is q con-
tinental version OF the story Shaw
told in "Pygmalion." It gives Glide
q fine chance 10 discourse upon
theological themes. There Is subtle
irony In his picture OF q religion
which ignores the bad and induces
a state OF hypnotic goodness In
its followers. Glide. who has 10
often toyed with the idea Of con-
ventional morality---here assails
IL head-on. II Is q brilliant per-
formance. witty. wise and fright
ening.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Books In Review
Revolutionary War Naval Hero's Death
Ended q Career of the Greatest Promise

BY William Bell louisiana State University Press oJ
Reviewed by REX COLLIER.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Author of 'Ox-Bow Incident
Pens Novel of Symbolic Power

THE TRACK OF THE CAT
BY Walter Van Tilburg Clark. random House; $500
Reviewed by CARTER BROOKE JONES.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Treatise Describes
Potterns of Growth
In Political Power
ON fx1WrE

ON foWFE
Fsy tseFssass9 * 1ssasees3 Tstsss
F~Vss 8
Exs sewxs -
aNNRN fNF4%
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25
Mr.. And Mrs. DarnelI HoIiins OF
Philadelphia Visited Here Sunday

We are mighty glad we did
said Mr. Hollins. This toSn is
like nothing We have ever seen
before We certainly passed
through no towns on the way
here that rcsembled KEY West IN
the least. Many Of the southern
cities have a Delighted atmos-
paeFe. especially Charleston apd
Savannah, but the rest 81 Florida.
az least the sections Ne traversed.
IS very. very unlike KEY West
~We arrived here durna the
heavy rain. bsas u Was q friendly
Kind of rain. not ai al depresslne
and II anything. 4 sccentuaied
the beautiful brilliant coloFS that
are tise moss striking we have
ever seen. Your royal p0inesana
trees in hl0ogn are magnificent
We saw only q few on oar way
down suuth. and seeing these
here was q rare treat for us We
we're SURPRISED 90 learn that they
have practically finished hiooFn
ma ior the year. for they look
very proius0 90 us
The Hollinses brought four
d0gs with them. friendly Crca.
turex that pruffcF paws urugn ~
- -. -. A.s.4a - sssasssts
paws In farewell when y0u tell
them Koodby
Nour repoFter was glad D. meet
such nice people and such nice
dogs. and was pleased to learn
from the Hoilinses that Il they
can ever find time - take an
other vacation. that vacation will
b. spent tn Key West
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25

Tlse pupularisy a the Sunday
evening dance ~ uso Noes is
attested hy the ever increasing
stiendance of servicemen. whose
nambWra taxed ire eapacity og
tlle elub last night
Entertainment was provided ~
t.nuia Anmstmsio. "A. who sang
"Aeain.s and Pierre Mlchelin.
w. who sans "Emhfaeeahle
You" Musie fur dancing was
Furnished b. the aeiiRhtiul Tune
Topp~fs Orchestra
Fif1y Junior Hostesses ard
Their quests we're daneing part
nefs in = variety IT fhumbas. two
steps. waltEes and polkas.
Young ladies present lneluded
ths MiAans Mary Saunders. Edith
knuck. Christine ssnefeK, Betty
AFinaym. fIeien crusoe Llliian
Stewart. Nuthnlle Valdez Rmee
Garcia. Gloria Roberts, Esteile
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25
The -
WEATTIERMAN
Says:

Key West sna vs 9sy. Parslv
cloudy wilh oecasiohal showers
thru Tuesday. Moderate 10 fresh
easteriv winds.
Florida Partly el0ady thru
Tuesday with wafssavd after.
noon and early evehInR thunder
showers Showers late a. nlght
and IN forenoon IN southeast
coastal reaion
Jacksonville Thru the Florida
Straits and East GAN Moderate
easteTiy winds thru Tuesday.
Winds occssionally fresh n
south portion Partly cloudy
weather with 3 few loesl showers
and thundeFsturEns mostly IN
south portion.
No small craft o. STERN warn
ln9s are being displayed
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25
Anasfaio And Micheiin Sang
Al USO.NCCS Dance Last Night

Delgado. Janioe Ross. Gloria Saw
yer, Geraldine Kupnick, Netts
Valdez. Nancy Ross. MsrEie Ban
w.. Mica smith. Isabelle o'C0nnor.
Margie Hill. Beverly Hill. Oneida
RamoN. sharon Mardis. pem9y
psnder, Joyce Bradley. Grace
Tollokson. Syhil MardlA Beverly
ANhur. Marguerite Smith. MAG.
aalena Russell. Betty Caring.
Dolores Moreman. Betty More
loek. Jeanie Arrange. Aida Ben.
nett Euasnio RivaN. Teia FRANK.
Carrie Uomex. MARY Anne Stauf.
fer, Doloren Gomez Rosemary
Melley. Elaine Qsaesadn. R0salie
Camaliar. Kitty RaHos. We'd =
Thomp@on. Lillian Weaver. Mar
ina Arrange. caroline caInaliar.
Madeline Berry. Hilary johnson.
and Jacuaeline MywF
Chapefunes were the Aesdames
veFa wood. Lillian Saunders and
a. A. Crusoe.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25
Coming EUenis

TUESDAY. JULY "a
Meetiug. Sparkling Waters Re
bekah Lodge No. ~ 1se y.
NJ a. knights of Pythias
Hall
Practise session. Key West
Community Singers. 7 - Y
NJ at Congregational Church
Meetlng Everrsady star Club.
$50 = NJ. home of Mrs. Ro-
land Adams. 240i seidenberg
avenue
WEDNESDAY,. JULY ~
Bathing Beauty Contest
Fashi0n Show and Amateur
Night. 400 p NJ. a Harris
school Auditorium Sp0n-
sorpd by Young People :
service League ol 81. Paul's
Church.
Meetina Ia Concha Navy
Wives Club 10. ss l0.0o a.
n. IA Clubroons. Building
lTB. Naval Station.
MONDAY. AUGUST !
Il Concha Navy Wives Club.
Monthly Hospital Party Y ;
Naval Hospital
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25

The family u the lsae Edward
D. Archer desires 60 express rs
deep sense II grasituae a. the
many friends for their kind and
tholKhtful expressions of sym
pathy Also d. we wish 81 thank
the donors Of the healstilul flural
tributes and those Who donated
the use 81 their caFM
ily2s-it THE FAMILY
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25
AerOUias "Q
Passenger List

The following pas@ngex left
for Havana on Aerovias o.;
Carlos Gonxale2 leabel Alvar
eE. HerSninia DobaFganes. iSFnael
Callslas. Anthony Savtckss. Aud.
rpy saviekak. Howard Synons.
Ann Symon& Marion Cahan.
Odetie Cahan. Lydia Canalelo.
Armando Cansieio. lii. Aramis
Betmncouft. Virginia Mclntosh.
Amy McQuown Ada Lee Billy
IA slatham.
Doroihy N. Ststham, Luis Fer
nandpA Lucila Bent Merle Nil
Ne. Kathleen Mike. Norma Miles
Franres Miles Eida Miies Lee &.
Miles. Lee NrghUprA Dolores
Bucko. JaCy v. Coffi. MayFV Al
len. Myrtle sellerA Annsbelle
Underwood. Jose ~ Rodriguez.
Enos n Thornlon. Tuby Bruce.
Regla VellL Jose Ramirez
Beate Nlendelson. Crete katz.
Mildred Stafford. Virginia stai-
ford. sylvia Crooks. klinof Dunn.
Mavbelle Suiter Ernest Bian-
chard. Eleanor Bryson. Lucy
ssnon. Marcos Hernandez Is
trella Rubio. James Lockaft.
Mary Ann Lorkart, Aursh Torn.
Ruby Sanford
Euilia Moran. GuilleFmina BE-
navente. Aracelio Curbelo. Jose
Baaur. Maria 7 Mestre, Asuida
Mezlre. PlaCido NavaA Arturo
Navaz. Francsca Costa. Silvia
Navas Zolla Quintero. Abei Car
CA. Noemi Cardenas. Rafael Far
mas Adellna Puig. Renee Cape
hart. Maria MieT Jewell PcrFy.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25
Fifth Practice Session OF key
Vest Community Singers Tomorrow

Tie fifth In The series of prac-
tico sessions of the KEY West
coFumanlty Singers for their
presentation oi q popular concert
on August 30 wlli be held Tues-
az evening. August q a. T.&s at
the ConaFtaaiional Church
tbs Is the next ca last rehearsal
that viii take place prior - tire
dress rehearsal on August "a. and
a has been urged that al mem-
beFa attemd.
The conccrt which Is eagerly
l0slked forward % by music lovers
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25

To each anc evsrY ens who ex-
pressed sympathy and ard a. IA
on occasion ui ouF recent b.
reaVement in thc loss - oar be-
loved Esmie PindeF we wish %
express car heartfes thanks q
pecially do ~ wish - thank the
donors ui the lively flural re.
membranes and those Who do
mated the use of fheir ears.
hv2s-lt THE FAMILY
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25

~ the city win feature popular
selections sung by the group. and
not of = secular nature a. we're
the two previous presentations u
the KEY West Community sing
ers
These practice sessions have
been held each Tuesday evening
a the Congregational Church.
and the next session Will alNo b.
held a that place The concert
plerformance itself however. wlll
take place AZ the KEY Wet High
school Auditorium
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25

= safer EAssiRa' No~ shr cnelnrsrs
sha Tiaueefei fhs hrss aA-steei car
hslirs hatedet flassol . sisll aaisf haAy
and ffars AestEu ~ mafe nEia.
Hau have full cautral e fouf suasHnaf.
e. reaf shlltsnG car AHh frsstumaiae
fiuaa Urite Ffansaasssaau, ths ssistT
uaish snshles taa ia taAe ossf e
ruas Eemtics. select the scar Fpa nee8.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25
Daughter Born To
Mr.. Mrs. r. Yado

Mrs. Hersfei Hudson. i924
White street has received inior-
nation from her brotheF. Fslix
Yado. tlsnt . daughter was h-srn
10 him and Mrs. Yado N Miami
rhe baby weighed ssv~n p-sunsis.
eight ounces, and has hFen named
Gale Doris. Mr. and Mrs. Yado
arp ioruneT Key westera
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25

II has becn announced that the
of1eerz Wives ciab ~ill not nuia
their next luneheun Until FRIDAY,
August u. dae " shs fart shag
the Officers Club i cio~ea ssssas
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25

sponsor their reaular monthly
hospital party Cos the patients II
thc u s Naval Hospital here.
Entertainment and refresh
ments ALL h. furnished the pat
ients. and members ID the Navy
Wives Club viii act as hostcsses
foI the occasion
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25

Nr. and Mrs.. DaFnell Hollins.
~ 80 Philadelphia. were visitors ~
keY West Yesterday. and on thia,
their first visit. expressed tisem-
elves as completely charmed
with TIE Island
They are tfe owners and Op.
orators "a chain % dos kennels
ia the north. and their Snrk. theY
say. has been 80 arduosls that this
~ Their very flrsa vaeasion ln a.
most fifteen years and even ca
thls trip. they add. they almost
had a. hging z6 domS with them
Neither of tls. said Mrs. Hol-
llnA. has ever been anywhere ex.
csps tlle states ~ Pennsylvania,
New YORK and Delaware IN oar
$ entire lives We were always
hard al work and never seemed
a. have more than Ss ready cash
a any time
Any time we planned even
week end trip Il looked a. though
eVerythAnM eonSpATed against q.
:. -. alher 80 were threatened mo
~. n4ntaFily Wilh . litter oi pups
=" fhai weren't due for two more
- 4eeks. 0f one II our special pups
'@me tiwvtluped distcmpeF and couldn't
q hfi.
- Th6 tinae We decided ws
s~v4Aild takf ) vaealiun and moth
"a would stand IN car way We
am&alrd on the direction % take
b. tossing up penny 80 q hap
pened b. b. an Indian penny ~
and the Indians nose pointed
suuth. 80 we druxe south And
just kept right 0n driving until
sc arrived here
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25

norarsly - 2nFnn4t = wnEaklen De
the operators - tlse Club
IRE uTxMFmn ~ tsken piafN af
tle next iunehNan mse&tsnN ~ re
Offsaerm Waxe. Ciah wtH h. ans
nsAissred "a 4 iatx4 aate
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-25
Nary Wires
Club To Hold
Hospital Party

Ia Concha Navy Wives wiil On
next Monday evening. August l.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-10-06

Mrs. Ethel Thompson and Mrs.
Ruth Burnell have returned from
a few days trip to Atlantic City,
N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Anderson
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Love
at Silver Spring on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendrick CLANCY
of New Jersey spent the weekend
with the latter's sisters, the Misses
Mozell and Ida Mae Downs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell O'Keefe
were the guests Friday evening of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Richardson.
Some of Mr.. R. E. Priests visit
ors the past week have been Mrs.
Eli Leishear of Woodfield, Mrs.
Ebert Richardson and Sue of Ed
nor, Mrs. Charlie Lichlider, Miss
Helen and Edgar Zeiglear and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. T. Harriss of Wash
ington. Mr.. Priest, who has been
sick for several months, is much
worse.
Dinner guests on Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. William Hobbs were Mr..
and Mrs. French Hobbs of Olney
and Mr.. Denton Hobbs.
The Young Adults will hold their
October meeting in the basement
of the church on Tuesday at PM.
Mrs. Ruth Burnell, Mrs. Ethel
Thompson and Miss Lucille Priest
motored to Harpers Ferry on Tues
day and came home by way of Ha-
gerstown.
Mrs. Hazel Oberlin is visiting
relatives in Missouri for a few
weeks.
Mrs. Ola Smith of Damascus is
at the home of Mrs. Granville
Thompson for while.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-10-06

recipe is a hostess delight = it
can be made well ahead OF time;
1t takes only few minutes to pre-
pare, thinks to quick cooking
tapioca; and 1t makes a rich, luxur-
ious dessert that is sure to satisfy
even the hard to please among
your guests.
Coffee Carnival
u cup quick.cooking tapioca; u
cup sugar; " teaspoon salt; III
cups water; "a cup seedless raisins;
1 cup strong coffee; / teaspoon
vanilla; / cup cream, whipped.
Combine quick-cooking tapioca,
sugar, salt, water, ard raisins In
saucepan and mix well. Place over
medium heat and cook until mix
ture comes to full boil, stirring
constantly. Remove from heat.
Add coffee and vanilla. Cool, stir
ring occasionally. Chill. Then fold
in whipped cream. Serve in sherbet
or parfait glasses. Makes 6 to 8
servings.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-10-06
Washington Grove
Mrs. James Schroeder
Gaithersburg 442

A birthday party to celebrate
her sons 18th birthday anniversary
was given on Saturday by Mrs.
John w. Dodd for John Wesley,
Jr. Guests who enjoyed the games
and dancing included the Misses
Mildred Ratten of Rockville, Mary
Moore, Louise Schmidt, Norma
Jean Grosheim, Beverly Thompson
and Shirley Dodd. Also Dick
Moore, Will Linthicum, Robert
Linthicum, Kirby Tmith and little
Caroline Ray.
Mrs. Edith Emmons has had
several guests lately. Miss Lee
titia Hanna of Norfolk spent
several days at the Emmons home.
Mrs. Edward Cryer of st. Mary's
County had been a house guest for
a week when she left on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Emmons
spent Sunday with the formers
mother.
George Young spent his first
weekend away from school with his
mother, Mrs. George Young.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-10-06
Gaithersburg 442

Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Stiles, their
daughter, Mrs. Edward Elliott and
family of Kensington are spending
the week in Chicago with the Rev.
and Mrs. James McCollum and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merhle King with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Reed and Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Gartner are enter
tanning at a buffet dinner tomor-
row evening in honor of Mrs. Mil
bred C. johnson Worthy Grand
Matron and Price E. Wilson,
Worthy Grand Patron of the Grand
Chapter of Maryland. Other guests
will include other Grand officers
and the officers of Pentalpha
Chapter. Following the dinner, the
Grand Matron and Grand Patron
will make their official visit to
Pentalpha Chapter in the Masonic
Temple.
The Gaithersburg Free Public
Library Board of Trustees wishes
to thank all who contributed or
helped in any way to make such a
success of the Bake Sale on Satur-
day morning. This success means
more books for the benefit of the
town.
Mrs. William Christie has been
appointed member of the Board
of the Library to fill the unexpired
term of Mrs. Howard Miles who
recently resigned.
Residents of the locality who
purchase books, either habitually
OF now and then, are urged to
make this purchase through Mrs.
John Engle, Librarian, so that a
small percentage of the purchase
price will go for the benefit
of the library in their purchase
of new books. Stop in during Lib
rary hours and ask Mrs. Engle to
help you select your Christmas
gift books.
Mrs. w. N. Hurley spent the
weekend in Wilmington, Delaware
visiting her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Frye and
their two sons spent the weekend
in Hagerstown with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Frye.
DR.. and Mrs. R. King Shirley
were guests at the Canadian Club
of Washington, on Sunday evening.
The group met at the Women's
National Democratic Club, 1926
New Hampshire Avenue, NV, in
Washington. DIR. Shirley was for
merry Canadian.
DR.. Shirley has been made a
member, of the American Academy
of General Practice and attended
an all day meeting of the Academy
in Hagerstown on the 10th, at
which many subjects pertaining
to the modern practice of medicine
were discussed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Clagget
would like to thank all who were
so kind to them during Mrs. Clag-
gets illness, and for continued
kindnesses. Mrs. Clagget was in
Suburban Hospital for about three
weeks, and those who sent cards,
flowers and have helped in the
home have their deepest apprecia-
ton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-10-06
COtESVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. George Hitchcock
motored to Westminster Sunday
and spent the day with relatives.
I Guests on Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Burriss were the lat
ter's brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Patterson, ST., of Bal
timaxe, their son and his wife,
IT,. Albert Patterson and wife
of Andrews Field, Miss Hazel and
Marion Patterson of Baltimore,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Burriss
of Berwyn.
William Barker, who was oper-
ated on at Takoma Hospital for
appendicitis. came home on Mon
day and is doing very well. On
Sunday night 20 of the Youth Eel
lowship members went down to see
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Snow left
Saturday in their new car for a
three weeks trip to Colorado to
visit his relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Cooke and
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Priest of
Arlington were dinner guests last
Sunday of Mrs. Granville Thomp-
son. In the afternoon Mrs. Bertha
Sharp and Miss Mary Mann of
Chevy Chase called.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bradford
and Mrs. Ruth Burnell were sup
per guests on Thursday of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hobbs.
1 Mrs. C. E. Nichols of Ednor
Spent Monday with her sister, Mrs.
TNR, Cissel.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-10-06
Why Fire Prevention Week?

Fire Prevention Week is set aside each year during
the week in which October 9th falls to focus public
attention upon dsgraceful loss of life and destruc
ton of property by fire.
Fire Prevention Week is time when every
munity in the United States and Canada dramatze
fully effective, Fire Prevention Week should be utilized
the starting point for year-rOund fire prevention
activity by public officials in the schools in the
factories and stores-by the Fire Prevention Committee
of the Chamber of Commerce and by all civic Organiza
tiOns working for the beterment of the community.