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Evening star., 1949-05-29
FEATURES ON THE
AIR TODAY
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Ie:ee, wMAL-Messase Of Israel
Rabbi Jacob WeinStetn speaks on
"Immortality-Concept or Belief"
1880. WOOK-National Forum:
Evening star., 1949-05-29

The Memorial Day race at the
Indianapolis Speedway will be re-
ported by Bill Slater and Gene
Kelly over the Mutual network to-
morrow. Four broadcast periods
have been set aside for coverage OF
the annual 500-mile classic. The
first, for covering the start OF the
race, will be from 11:45 am. to
1915 pm. The contest will be
Evening star., 1949-05-29

AtlGl kCo . Ag1 6&t~ ~-@
nan, Secretary OF Agriculture: Theo-
dore w. Schultz, professor of agri-
cultural economics. University OF
Chicago, and Senator George D.
Aiken of Vermont.
Zoo, WQQW-viewpoint: Repre-
sentatives Burnside OF West Virginia
and Nelson of Maine, Stanley Rut-
tenbert, tax director, CIO. and
Daniel Casey, executive director,
American Taxpayers Association,
discuss Should Congress Increase
Taxes to Avoid a Deficit?"
Zoo, WTOP-Symphonette: Wal
ter Hendl is soloist In the flrst move
ment OF MacDowell's Piano Con-
certo No. O."
2:3o, WRC-University Theater:
Henry James The Ambassador" Is
dramatized.
2:30, WPIK-Farmer From WASH
Iington: Secretary Of Agriculture
Charles f. Brannan speaks about
the "Brannan Plan
2:3O, WTOP-You Are There: The
siege Of Leyden's re-enacted.
see, wTOP-CBS Symphony!
Norman Corwin reads excerpts from
Whitmans Leaves Of Grass" The
orchestra plays three works Of Bach.
$3.50, WMAL-Memorial Day Pro-
gram: Rear Admiral William N.
Tromas, chief Of Navy chaplains;
Col. Charles I. Carpenter, chief OF
chaplains OF the Air Force. and
Lieut.. Col. Matthew Imrie Of the
ONCE Of the Army Chaplains par
ticipate in q special Memorial Day
broadcast.
SEQ, WARL - Arlington Radio
Forum: Edgar L. Morphet. chief,
school finance section, United States
Once Of Education, and Charles o.
Pratt, attorney. discuss Should the
Arlington School Board Be Author
lied to Fix It's Own Tax Rate?"
500, WTOP-Family Hour Of
Stars: Ray Milland portrays a
newspaper reporter In Luck Is q
Lady"
500, WRC-Catholic Hour: Rev.
Francis E. Connell speaks on THE
Loyal Citizen"
500, WRC-Fred Allen Show:
Metropolitan Opera Star Helen
Traubel visits Fred Allen.
800, WTOP-Electric Theater:
Helen Hayes stars in His Name Is
Jason"
$3.50, WMAL-The Theater Guild
On the Air: Boris Karloff and Joan
Loring co-star In A. A. Mines THE
Perfect Alibi."
1000, WWDC-Proudly We Hail:
Susan Peters in Mary Had q Little
Crusade"
II:O5, WRC-Liying, 1s4s: A docu-
mentary dealing with the unneces-
sary toll of human life in traffic ac-
cidents, Death Takes No Holiday"
Il:15, WOI-The Veteran Wants
to Know: Secretary of Defense Louis
johnson speaks in honor Of Me-
mortal Day. ~
..7r Television.
500, WNBW--American Television
Forum: Senator'S Hubert Humphrey
of Minnesota and Harry p. Cain
of Washington discuss National
Health Insurance.
4:30, WNBW-Meet Your Con-
gress: Should the Marshall Plan
Be Cut-And How Much?" is dis
cussed by Senators James p. KEN
of Missouri, George w. Malone Of
Nevada, Brian Mcmahon Of Con-
necticut and Representative Mon
roney of Oklahoma.
6:30, WMAL-The Singing Lady:
The story of "Rumplestilskin" Is
dramatized.
7:00, WOIC-Mr. I. Imagination:
Premiere of q children's fantasy
starring Paul Tripp.
TOO, WMAL-Washington Cathe-
dral: A tour of the Washington
Cathedral and grounds is shown.
The Cathedral Boys Choir sing the
23d Psalm and other hymns.
1880, WNBW-Candid Camera:
Premiere Of the television version
of Candid Mike" Featured on the
first show are 5-year-old children
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Evening star., 1949-05-29

SEQ, WOIC-
Toast Of the
Town: Comedi-
an Zero Mostel,
Songstress Kitty
Kallen, Athlete
Babe Didriksen
and the Univer-
sity Of Princeton
Quartet appear.
500, WNBW--
Leave 1t to the
Girls: Kitty
Carltsle joins
Maggi McNellis
on the panel.
$50, WMAL-
Evening star., 1949-05-29
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Evening star., 1949-05-29

TODAY.
z:30.
WNBW-Music.
SEQ.
- American Television
Forum.
$50.
WNBw-Eyewitness.
4:ee.
WNBW-Tne Eyes Have It.
WMAL-Previews and Music.
4:S0.
WNBW--Meet Your Congress.
Own Home.
4:45.
WMAI-That's OToole.
B:00.
WNBW-American Songs.
WMAL-Super Circus.
WNBw-Favorites in Art; Washing
ton Newsreel Digest. $40.
WOIC-Music; News-Ken Evans,
s::35.
$50.
WNBW-Hopalong Cassidy.
5:45.
WTTG-Concert Hall.
WOIC-Theater Of Vision.
Evening star., 1949-08-18

with HIRES! That's because
HIRES has that sparkling flavor
with the velvet edge afford
ing" tangy goodness and cool
refreshment in every drop! Easy
to see why that satisfies every
one from young "thirsters" to
old but here's why HIRES
particularly pleases US women
who control" the purse strings.
We can save from Is to 25e on
every carton Of soft drinks when
we buy HIRES for one carton
(six bottles) Of HIRES gives
Just as many glasses as 2 car
tons Of most other popular SOFT
drinks! So get HIRES today :. {.
see why I say it makes a min
ute mean so much!
Evening star., 1949-08-18

handled by separate Offices, ano
many veterans complained of be-
ing shunted from one Office to
another.
The Washington clinic was
opened officially yesterday at the
VA regional Office, 1925 H street
NV. 1t will be open from $50
am. to noon every Wednesday.
Veterans must make appoint
ments to attend the clinic by call
ing Edwin M. Brown, administra-
tive assistant of the clinic.
Evening star., 1949-08-18
VA Centra|izes Services
For CrippIed Veterans

The Veterans Administration Is
centralizing its services to vet
erans with artificial limbs and
orthopedic devices, such as special
shoes and braces.
For the first time since the war,
such patients from the District
and surrounding States will be
able to go to a centralized clinic
for various phases of treatment
and fitting problems.
Heretofore, treatment, fitting
and physical therapy have been
Evening star., 1949-08-18
PUC Weighs Objections
To New j Bus Schedule

The Public Utilities Commission
today has under Amusement OBJ
jections to a recent change in
schedule on the J-2 Kennedy
street busline, following an in
formal hearing yesterday.
The PUG scheduled the hearing
after a protest was registered by
a representative of the Manor
Park Citizens Association and in
vited others interested to attend.
Under the new schedule, the
time between buses of the J-2 line
Evening star., 1949-08-18

woolens, nylons, silks and all
kinds of fine fabrics cleaner and
softer -. yet this concentrated
liquid is so "energetic" it's ideal
for washing walls, woodwork.
linoleum, tile and even the fam
lily car . as well as making
mirrors and windows sparkle!
More economical than soaps or
powders, GLIM is sneeze-free and
beauty soap "kind" to your
hands . so get a bottle today
and see the helpful booklet at
tached for the easy way to
tackle" every cleanup job! It's
made by the makers of BAB-O!
Evening star., 1949-08-18

chocolate-y matted food drink is
considered a HUGE treat by
kiddies mealtime or any
time! And besides being a deli
cious "toast" to refreshment,
COCOMALT is jam-packed with
the nourishing BODYBUILDING,
muscle-making elements that
children need for heartiness and
good health. Many mothers will
no longer raise their children
without COCOMALT! So get a
lb. or " lb. can Of COCoMALT
and the sooner the better!
Evening star., 1949-08-18

Warren street NE, and 1924 Ben.
ming road NE.
The petition sought a 1872 per
cent increase.
Adjusted rents would range
from $40 to $45.50 a month, as
compared to the previous rents.
from $36.35 to $41.35.
Evening star., 1949-08-18

is extended from - to 20 minutes,
outside of rush hours. The Capt.
tai Transit Co. explained this was
done to coordinate the J-2 and
the M-2 Military road lines, and
as result of traffic checks indi-
eating curtailed service is war.
ranted.
Evening star., 1949-08-18
1917 Rent Raise Approved
On 202 Apartment Units

The District Rent Control Ad-
ministrator's Office yesterday ap-
proved a rent increase Of about
10 per cent on 202 three-room and
bath apartments. as the result of
a petition by Wire Properties, Inc.
The units are located in the
220O block of Ontario road NV,
100 block of Sixth street NE,
100 and 1900 blocks of H street
NE, 700 and 800 blocks of Six
teenth street NE, 200 block of
Evening star., 1949-08-18
Dormitory to Be Built

HARRISONBURG, Va, Aug. 18
R.-Work on new tWo-story
dormitory at Madison College will
begin Immediately, school officials
announced here. A Richmond
firm, Graham Bros, submitted q
low bid of $324,300 for the job.
Evening star., 1949-08-18
sPANKINGs are out of fashion

SO Why AoI
try a n e W e r,
smarter way to
get children who
hate the sight"
Of milk to drink
lots and love
every drop Of it.!
Just serve them
COCOMALT
~
Evening star., 1949-08-18
GOT A MINUTEe Then you've

plenty OF time
ito enjoy deli.
5cious. cooling re-
freshment . (.
provided you do
as I do and keep
your refrigera.
tor well-stocked
Evening star., 1949-08-18


enough good things about our
Frigiddire." The wonderfully
easy-to-keep-clean,- no-tip alumi.
mum shelves rate her special
praise. (MINE, TOO!) She's en-
thusiastic, also, about the full.
width Super-Freezer Chest and
BIG easy.sliding Hydrator
and finds that the plastic divider
shelf under the Freezer provides
"the easiest way ever" to keep
Ice cubes in ample supply! 1t's
no wonder that more people find
more features they want-more
VALUE in Frigidaire Refrigera'
tors, Is it, Mrs. Henderson?
Evening star., 1949-08-18
FORGIVE ME for "holding out"

on you but
I've been so en-
thusiastic about
GLIM as a grease
less "dishwasher"
that I've neglected
to tell you about
it's many other
talents, and they
are endless! For
ipafancp II gets
Evening star., 1949-08-18

Sphagum (peat) moss is some
times used for bandages because
the moss is antiseptic.
Evening star., 1949-08-18
PROOF OF THE PUDDING

10 Ill luC CdtlhS
and the eat
ing depends SOLE
ly on flavor! So
next time you
whip up" plain
old ia s hioned
bread pudding,
he sure Won add
Evening star., 1949-08-18
MY ENTHUSIASM FOR my

new Frigidaire Re-
frigerator isn't
unique, it seems.
Mrs. ]. r. Hender.
son of L a guna
Beach, Calf, writes
of her new De Luxe
49,. or >.~,$ .,u
Evening star., 1949-08-18

SUN-MAID Raisins for these
sun-drenched nuggets" make a
world" Of favor difference!
That's because their natural fruit
sugar absorbs moisture gradu-
ally then releases it after
the pudding is done! For a truly
scrumptious Raisin Bread Pud-
ding recipe plus many other
treats, send today for a FREH
copy of downright Delicious
SUN-MAID Raisin Recipes" .
addressing Nancy Sasser, Dept.
so, 271 Madison Ave-, New York
16, N. Y! And ask for SUN.
MAID Raisins at your Grocer's.
Evening star., 1949-08-18
WANT TO DO ME A FAVOR

4. ana yourselI,
E-Ttoo? Then get
II 7EfE ::fpackage of KNOX
ln<..ee 90. Gelatine and try
%I,~-/I the recipes in the
pooNss.: package for I
want you to prove
something to your
self, as I did many years ago.
And that something is this
KNOX is the real gelatine that
produces four different, finer des-
serts or salads from each pack
age with a minimum of time :. ..
giving your family health-giving
protein, minerals and vitamins
you don't get with factory fla.
vored brands! And for a "host"
of economical n elegant treats,
let me send you brand ne1o
recipe book. It's FREE just
address Nancy Sasser, 271 Madi.
son Ave-, New York 16, N. VI
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Stiffness Is Danger Sign
By Anaelo Potri

loses control and acts foolishly
Failing children are very likely to
cover up their confusion by act
ing this way. Children who feel
neglected, or inferior, inadequate
in some way, are likely to try to
hide their distress by acting in a
way to attract attention. They
do not know that this looks silly
to the people looking on. They
think they look bright and smart.
Stern treatment of this behavior
does not serve too we'll. 1t is
likely to add to the fears that
already possess the children. The
best way is to direct their atten-
ton in a definite fashion to some
thing that makes them get into
action. Send him to bring some
thing from the next room, to
carry something out Of the room.
Send him to his room with a book
to read. Send him on some errand
that makes him change his posi-
ton and place and at the same
time, his thinking. A new thought
changes the direction of his be-
havior.
Don't stop there. The cause
must be found. Study his daily
program to see if he is doing too
much for his strength and en-
durance. His strength, not any
other child's. Have the specialist
60 over him to make sure his
physical being is in good shape.
Ease any pressure that is on him.
He needs help.
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Beauty
ROUNDUP
SHADES OF THEDA BARA

SHADES OF THEDA BARA:
There was a time when applying
eye shadow meant one either had
or wished for sirenish looks
around the eyes. There was 2
time also when applying eye
shadow meant a pigmented nail.
Little bits of color also managed
to stuff themselves underneath a
manicure. Latest news on the
eye level is that famous beauty
house has just introduced an eye
shadow stick. The shadow comes
in pencil form. but is soft, creamy
and adheres to your lid as soon as
you touch it. There are four
colors from which to choose.
There's jade, a shamrock colored
one; blue gray, just what it's name
implies; brown, no comment; and
amethyst possessing deep lilac
tones. When properly applied the
eye shadow transfers color to
your eyes the way lipstick brings
color to your lips. During day.
light hours put eye shadow on
the soft part Of your lid. For
evening use brighter color in
stead of a muted one. The shadow
stick comes in a golden case that
is tapered, long. and contains a
generous supply of the shadow.
It's easy to use and possesses q
nice fragrance.
FRESH AS A DAISEY: The
only way to retain the freshness
Evening star., 1949-11-17

Royal Greek Embassy function.
Desses' impressions of New York
figured largely around the many
chic women who wore fabulous
jewelry" and the skyscrapers
which he feels 'have poetry"
Regarding Paris designer rivalry
he said that only the other day
he had seen Molyneux in New
York. Christian Dior also posed
for pictures with him at a recent
party given in his honor. I'VE
did not look beautiful" said
Desses. Competition is keen ac-
cording to him, but the young new
names in French fashion manage
to get along quite well. The old
houses remain aloof.
On this trip to America he Is
travelling with his cousin who Is
also a business partner. Constan-
tine Salvage his wife, Kiki, and
their daughter, Irene. Also travel
ling with the party is Madame
Lillia Ralli, the manager Of his
"boutique," the little shop In
Paris that compliments a de-
signer's couture salon and may
feature lingerie, leather goods,
hats and jewelry.
The designer began his dress
making career at 10 by designing
a garden party frock for his
mother in Alexandria, Egypt. Since
then he claims he lost his peace
of mind" M. Desses finds Amer
lean women want clothes that
really enhance them. French
women are prone to dress in the
latest mode but in something
that may not necessarily be fiat
tering to them. America. he
finds, has q greater percentage OF
better-dressed women than Eu-
rope.
Evening star., 1949-11-17

Joe is 7 years old and in the
second half Of the first year in
grade school. He does well enough
in his work. getting q B in his
reading and arithmetic, but he
gets a G, maybe a D in conduct
because, says the teacher, HE
acts silly to amuse the other
children"
IT know it," says his mother,
"At the table at home, for in
stance. his father will ask him
q question, just to make him feel
he is being counted in. Maybe
he will answer nicely. maybe not,
but first or last. he will begin act
ing silly. Grinning, giggling. say
ing something foolish. I've gotten
so I dread having anybody speak
to him or notice him. don't
know what to do with him."
When a child behaves that way
he is out of his depth. He has
lost control of himself and the
situation. The cause of his diff
Guilty must be searched by an
understanding psychologist or pro-
fessionally trained teacher. There
is q cause and it is what we must
reach and remove. It is useless
to treat the Stiffness because 1t
is only the result of some dis
turbance in his mind.
Tired children are likely to be-
have in this fashion. Often a
school child is 50 tired that he
Evening star., 1949-11-17

from your bath is to insure 1t by
using one Of the latest deodorants
on the market. It's new kind
Of liquid that dries instantly and
needs no rinsing. The bottle is
made Of plastic and features q
built-in bellows for q finer spray.
Your fingers never touch the de-
odorant and you do away with
messy creams getting underneath
your fingernails. The whole fam
lily can use this delicately-scented
liquid that is so easy to use. Carry
the bottle of deodorant with you
when travelling. It won't spill,
break or leak.
NEW PERFUME MEDIUM: The
perfume experts are always up to
Evening star., 1949-11-17
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER u. 1919

something new In the develop
ment Of their products. Expert
menting, testing, mixing and sniff
flng is all a part Of their Job to
present American women with
something new in the perfume
field. What they conceived is a
new liquid skin sachet that has
the beauty of perfume and the
long-lasting quality of sachet. The
fragrance carries the appealing
scent Of the perfume named in
honor Of an exquisite lace. This
LIQUID skin sachet is designed to
act as a complement to the per-
Evening star., 1949-11-17
Fashion Notes
By Eleni
Fa shion Editor.

People who hold with the zone
world" idea in fashion can point
to Jean Desses as leading ex-
ample of how fashion is not re-
stricted to one country or to one
country's individuals.
The Egyptian-born Greek, who
since 1887 has been leading
French fashion figure, arrived re-
Gently in Washington for brief
two-day visit. This is his first
trip to America.
The 45-year-old designer quick
ly stated his position on the is
sue of the American wholesale
designing ventures that so many
of his colleagues, including Schia-
parelli, Dior. Faith and Balmain
find themselves part of.
Before a designer can say he
designs clothes for any country,
1t is necessary that he know the
way the people live, the land, and
how they DRESS" he said. This
trip is strictly not for business, u
according to M. Desses. II have
come to look, to see. and to learn
about America. I will return
again In March," he went on to
say. It is understood that he is
taking an American designer to
France "just in case"
During his two-week stay in
America, M. Desses has visited
New York, Philadelphia, Pitts
burgh, and is on his way to Dali
las and California. He is i'm
pressed with American women's
figures and American fashion
shows. Those shows featuring in
expensive clothes which he thinks
are quite well made and never
could be done in Europe, are his
favorites.
While in Washington he visited
the National Gallery of Art, the
Lincoln Memorial and Mount Ver-
non. He was entertained by the
fine fashion store that features
his clothes here in Washington at
a reception at the Mayf1ower. He
was also an honored guest at q
Evening star., 1949-11-17

Leftover vegetables may be
pureed and combined with thin
white sauce for a nutritious soup
Use two cups of the vegetable
puree to three cups Of the thin
white sauce and season with salt
freshly ground pepper, and a lit
tie onion juice.
Evening star., 1949-11-17

fume. It smooths on the skin
easily and imparts q delicate.
lingering fragrance. The product
features a sachet base enabling
it to have a slower rate of diffu-
sion. It's a wonderful gift-giving
idea if you're looking for some
thing new In the way of fra
GRANGE, e. S.
Evening star., 1949-11-17

Diced cooked yellow turnips are
delicious when mashed with but
ter or margarine, seasoned with
salt and pepper, and mixed with
grated American cheese.
, 1949-04-21
COL. OxHoLM

tLL.rr
One Of the projects brought
about in St. Thomas as a result
of his work was the organiza-
ton Of the Virgin Islands Fish
cries, Inc, in addition to other
commercial and industrial ac-
tivities which have started at
his initiative.
Increased food production
is of vital Importance to the
welfare and economy of the
Virgin Islands, he said, and
that water and soil conserva-
ton in conjunction with mech
anization Of agriculture will
bring about these improve
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oxholn will
leave for the Artic regions of
Norway, Mr.. Oxholm's birth
place which he had not seen
fer 80 years, in the latter part
of May.
We very much regret leav-
ing these beautiful islands and
their courteous and friendly
people," the Colonel said.
, 1949-04-21
EATHE FORECAST
for the
Virgin Islands = Puerto Rico

Partly to occasionally cloudy
with occasional showers today,
and Friday.
Moderate to occasionally fresh
easterly winds.
The same as above for the coast
Al waters of the Virgin Islands
and Puerto Rico.
Maximum temperature -. IS
Minimum temperature -. Y
Precipitation:
"a hours ending midnight ....
Total this month ........ 0.48
Total since January 80. 11.39
Total April 1948 ........ ass
Relative humidity
at II a. m. 66
Wind dir. & velocity ..ESE 10
, 1949-04-21
Communists Dolnuge
British Worship On
Yunqste River

Chinese Red artillery have
struck and seriously damaged
the British frigate Amethyst"
and many of its crew were cas-
ualities. The British Consul at
Peiping has been instructed to
inform the Communist author
tiles that it is important that
medical treatment for the
stricken vessel go through af-
ter a second ship the Des-
troyer "Consort" was hit sew
eral times while going to the
aid Of the first ship.
The United States Naval
Commander said he would
place the hospital ship Ere
pulse at the disposition of the
Royal Navy to care for the
casualties. The "Repulse" is
due in Shanghai tonight.
, 1949-04-21
JOHNSON

JOHNSON ;.
this latter clause, pointing out
that it left the door open for
the heads of the forces to stall
indefinitely in complying with
the order.
MIR. ] ohnson's memorandum
apparently intended to meet
this criticism. He has request
ed the report by May l, in
which the department head
will say just what has been
done by each and to examine
its present practice and what
forward steps can be made in
the light of its present policy.
, 1949-04-21
BASEBALL

J.
dulles fcFthe coming year will
be made. The meeting was
called especially at the request
of the Cricketers, for which
Mr.. Leader thanked the Com
Mr.. Sealey also ex-
pressed his thanks for the
courtesy extended them.
, 1949-04-21
PABENA

bearing United States Patent Office trademark registration
No. 4O0,561, dated March Is, 1913, and now owned by Mead
johnson g. Company, Of Evansville, Indiana, a corporation
of Indiana, which has made a showing of ownership Of the
said trademark.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Seal of the Government of the Virgin
Islands Of the United States to be affixed at Char
lotte Analie, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, this 18th day Of
January, 1949. n
MORRIS T. DE CASTRO
Government Secretary for the.Virgin Islands
, 1949-04-21
FOR SALE

L. 10 qt. Ice Cream Freezer
I'm perfect condition.
L. Home made Ice Box
For information apply a
the Avis Office.
, 1949-04-21
FOR SALE

New rowboat, built in Tor
tola. Can accommodate engine.
Dimensions: Keel 10 feet 8k
Beam: 5 #. 6 ms; Depth 2 #.
PRICE $4,000
For further
1siah Griffith
Papa g.
, 1949-04-21

visited the mainland recently
where she gained first hand
knowledge on operation of the
kind of business she now oper-
ate6.
, 1949-04-21
GOVERNMENT OF
TIE VIRGIN ISLANDS Of THE UNITED STATES
Charlotte Amalie. St. Thomas

Charlotte Amalie. ST. Thomas
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION
TO ALL WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME
GREETING: t
THIS is TO CERTIFY that these has been registered in
the Office of the Government Secretary of the Virgin Islands
Of the United States in accordance with the provisions of the
Regulations governing the registration Of Patents and Trade
marks in the Virgin Islands, approved April ], 1916, the fol
lowing TRADEMARK: