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CONTENTS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

TIL: WAY TO HAPPINESS IN lo4e
PsA~l Of MIND AND HOW 70 FIND 1T
EoW f3y Can STRENGTHEN YOUR MINT
AGAINST WORRY "'''A
CUP: TO HELP you CONQUER FIAT
AND TRIUMPH OVER Ev!L g
WEEK.-MRS. SECRET POWER OVER MAN
YOUR ccuRTSAlP-AND HOW TO PLAN II
THINGS Y2U SHOULD KNOW 70 WIN j
RCW TO P.cH a TRUE AND LOVING WE,
M. iM5-Tiit KEY TO LOVE AND 70.
HOW TO HOLD YOUR MATE
ENCOURAGING THE ADMIRATION ANr
KASP1Il OF YOUR LOVED ONES
WHAT TO DO WHEN JEALOUSY MINDED
MINES YOUR MARRIAGE
HoW CHEATING CAN Be DEALT WITT
SUCCESSFULLY WIN
SECRETS TO MARRIAGE HAPPINESS
PROMOTING PEACE AND HARMoNv u
YOUR HOME LIFE :"
ATTRACTING FRIENDS AND POWER
CONTROLLING THE INNER POWER Col
HAS GIFTED YOU WITH ~
HOW ONE MAY GAIN MASTERY ovrr
WHAT He WILLS
THE REALIZATION OF YOUR DREAMS
rHs KEY re FINANCIAL SUCCESS IN 1910
TIE LAW OF SUCCESSFUL GAMBLING
HOW to GAIN AND HOLD MONEY
MASTERING YOUR NATURAL TALENTS
HOW 70 GET AHEAD ON YOUR JOB
e SClsNIiFlc ASTROLOGICAL cHARAcTEl
ANALYSIS FOR YOUR BIRTHDATE
WHAT THE STARS HOLD FOR YOU IN 1874
WIEN UNHAPPlNEsS IS DUE TO THE Evil
OF DRINK
a SUCCESSFUL METHOD FOR FINDING 1
JOB
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-06-11
Things That
Interest Women
BY BESSIE r. BELL
HO DO YOU LOOK?

Our eyes are the sign post in
SO many ways, of ones physical
makeup. One look at the eyes
and theyy tell us much Of what
IS there, or what is not there
Also OF what we have or have
not. On the whole, they are SO
revealing it is time we'll Spent
IN caring for the eyes.
We pamper the eyes both for
beauty nd for health's sake, for
II the eyes are beautiful, they
are healthy, and vice versa. TO
have beautiful eyes, one must
protect them at all times. The
sun is beginning to shine bright
now, summer is just around the
corner and we will be sitting or
lying on the beach for a bit Of
sun bathing. And that is what
we all need, but never without
hrst putting on SUN glasses to
keep the strong glare of old Sol's
rays from the eyes.
Whenever you plan to sit out
for sun bathing, apply a bit of
special oil on top of your eye
lbs. (Your doctor will tell YOU
OF a safe one to use). Then put
on your dark glasses. This will
keep you from acquiring squint
lines or "crow's feet"
When you have been concen-
tratlng for a long time on a
task and your eyes feel tired.
relax for Is minutes and apply
pads of cotton to each eyelid, of
course each pad must be soaked
III witch hazel. One other good
and pure remedy for tired ewes
IS, to splash them with warm,
then cold water. ,.~, !
. Never use any so-called magic
formula for curling the Iashes.
However, if you wish to train
your laslhes to curl upward, keep
them well fabricated with a good
OIL and use a lash curler on
them. (This is a little gadget
sold at all leading drug and de-
partment stores.)
This care Of the eyes prevents
squirting and "crow's feet" and
keeps the eyes beautiful.
Send a three cent stamp for
each Of my Leaflets, TEN POINTS
ON fBE9NG ATTRACTIVE,
SHINING THE WAISTLINE,
and MINERALS FOR BEAUTY.
Address Bessie f.. Bell, in care
Of Global News Syndicate, Inc,
T. 0. Box Sc, ManhattanvilIe
Station, n. Y II, N. Y.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-06-11
Pearl Bailey for
Billy Rose Club

NEW YORK-Pearl Bailey, the
Thrush voice singer-comedienne
will headline the sftill-going-
strong Damon Horshoe show, be-
ginning June l. Sharing billing
with Miss Bailey will be Gil
Lamb, the comic-contortionist.
The duo is booked there for
four weeks with options for ad-
ditional time.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-06-11
Sayings

"An interested friend is a
swallow on the ro6f.'
Friendship is the shadow Of
evening which strengthens with
the setting Of the sun"
mo one can bake cake for
for the world"
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-06-11

railroad nognote
Robert Youngs'
Greenbrier Hotel.
The occasion
the first onniver.
surY OF the joints
postwar reopen.
ing. Anxiety with
O c6pifr1 q Go1f
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-06-11
YOUR WEEKLY
TREAT RECIPE
BY RUTH +. HOLBROOK
Home Economist and Food
C0nsuIfant


ConsuItant
Grape Enchantment can serve
a dual purpose-as a salad and
as. a dessert. Favored with
CURED cream and topped with
fluffy quick whip it is a season.
able delight for your table.
GRAPE ENCHANTMENT
l cup Bowman butter cream
(soured creamy
l cup hot water
I package Of lime iello
l cup hot water
2 cups seeded white grapes
Bowman Quick Whip
METHOD: Dissolve jell in hot
water and let CONCEAL. Fold in
butter cream; add grapes. Oil
mold with salad oil lightly and
pour mixture into mold. Chill.
Chill. Unmold and, garnish with
Quick Whip
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-06-11
MEN:sk%::sdtenRARADE
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~OLF Tournament: We have q
~ soft spot for nice pieces - nice
people. Who doesn't? You find both at
White Sulphur Springs. Virginiu. and
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-06-11

READ TIE CHICAGO WORLD
EVERY WEEK..
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Dunn WooIen Co. Plant
To Reopen Tomorrow
Special pispoieh 10 The Stor

MARTINSBURG. w. VA, April
30.-Operations will be resumed at
the Dunn Woolen Co. plant here
Monday, after a two-week shut
down, company officials said yes
terday.
The dyehouse will be opened
first and 1t is expected that two
and a half weeks will be required
to get all Of the 500 employees
back.
Oficials said the plant had been
shut down because Of seasonal
changeovers in woolen goods
manufacture and because Of wait
ing on orders.
Evening star., 1949-05-01
VA OfficioI to Speok

George Holland, liaison ofiicer
with the Veterans Administration.
will discuss problems facing the
Negro veteran at meeting Of the
st. Peter Ciaver Center. Catholic
interracial friendship house. 1918
Y street NV. at pm. tomor-
row.
Venezuela still is one OF the
few nations with ample gold and
dollar exchange.
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Are You Having
Trouble Hearing?

Are you having trouble with your
hearing aid? If so come in and
see our instructor, regardless of the
make of hearing aid. If you have
an outmoded hearing aid that you
have failed to get parts for. we can
help you. Call for appointment at
the Washington Hearing Clinic,
ma. 9729 or MA. 1923. No obliga-
ton. See top of page 354 of yellow
telephone directory for the new ac-
cepted Vacolite and other hearing
aids. Complete repair service de-
partment for all makes of hearing
aids. Full time service man on
duty at all times. We can handle
your hearing aid problems what
ever they may be.
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Calendar Art Entries
Draw 1,500 Spectators

Entries in The Stars Annual
Student Calendar Art Contest
drew more than $500 spectators
yesterday as they were being set
UP in the lobby of the Commerce
Department Auditorium.
Howard Bailey. assistant to the
managing editor. said crowds
poured in to see the paintings as
he and two assistants were still
placing them on racks. They
managed to get 400 pictures
placed in the lobby and 131 more
are yet to be put on exhibition
when tables are available.
Each Of the six winners in the
contest-to be announced tomor-
row-will receive q 500 Govern
ment bond. The contest each year
is open to students in Washington
area junior and senior high
schools.
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Denham Is Reversed
On Farm Union RuIinq
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A trial examine Seq tssr Ma
taaaal LAesct Relations RaAFgs gz4Ae<s
yesterday thA; a s4naon q :~rEn
workers eAnno; ssr pyas<< a,ee os
unfair Labor Practice ctsArrrs
NiRs General Coansel g&sssett y
penhsn had held That lt can
1t Is shs arA lime ttaIs eases&4SAss
has ARISEN under TIE Tar. Hartley
Act
Examiner A Bruce Hunt made
the ruling in a easr involving
long and bitter STRIKE al The u
Giorgla Fruit CoTp near RSkrtS-
field. CAla-. oie ot the laYgrss Ag-
racQltural prodQerF$ Ia the sosle
The case Is expected so So nrNl
10 the ffye~man NIRR tog ap-
proyal or rejection OF the rxansli3~
erS findings
MT Hunt recommended dsxinls-
sal OF the cognpanys $ charges that
a local ot the AFia National Fafrn
Labor Union, also Local s. ot il1e
AFL Transfers Union. were gllllty
Of eoerclnE employees He said
they we're representing only agTi-
cultural laboregx IN this ease and
therefore acre not labor orgRnl-
xailonS" III the neanIng Of the
Taft Hartley Law.
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Police Wives TO Meet

The Police Wives Club alil
meet at SIS pm. tomorrow at
Friendship House. sls II stree,
NE,
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Young
Continued From First Page.)

Selective Service director. and
head of the District Parole Board
The Greater Washington Area
Council of the American Veterans
Committee asked the President to
appoint as commissioner one who
is "a vigorous supporter Of home
rule" The letter said a candi-
dates stand on home rule is the
number on criterion"
The AVG said also it is polling
all those prominently mentioned
for the commissioner post as to
their stand on the home rule issue.
The recommendation Of Col.
johnson for the position by the
ADA was contained in a letter to
the President from BENJAMIN c.
Sigal. president of the ADA
Washington chapter. The indorse-
ment was agreed upon at a meet
ing of the organizations executive
board.
There are few men in Wash
ington as we'll fitted for that post
(of commissioner as this one of
it's sons who has spent more than
Is years as a soldier, attorney.
teacher, social welfare worker,
Government official and COM
munity servant" Mr.. Sigal's
letter said.
Mr.. Sigal said also that Col.
johnson has been a vigorous
proponent of home rule for the
District for many years and a
champion Of civil rights through
out his career"
Col. johnson was born in the
District and resides at 1925 Col
umbia road NV. He is a grad
uate Of the college and the law
school of Howard University. In
May. 1945. he received the Lay
mans Annual Award of the WASH
ington Federation Of Churches for
the previous year. He was hon.
ored at q dinner at the Hotel
Statler in March. 1947. for his
25 years of activity in the religi-
Gus, cultural and charitable activi-
ties of the city.
He is q veteran Of both World
Wars and has received the Army
Distinguished Service Medal and
the Army Commentator Ribbon.
Mr.. Sigars letter also pointed
to these facts in Col. Johnson's s
background: He is a vice presi-
dent of the Washington Fedora
ton of Churches, OF the Citizens
Council fors Community Planning
Of the Council of Social Agencies
and Of the Washington Housing
Association, and was chairman OF
the first city-wide housing confer
ence held here.
Evening star., 1949-05-01
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Evening star., 1949-05-01
Capt. Ellis Middleton Il
To Be Reburied; Body
Found in hazi Grave

Capt Ellis s. Middleton II. a
PAT fighter pilot reported rsisSsnS
near Arnhen. Holland. OF ssp-
temher y. issS. whose body VAS
found three and hall wears later
in an isolated grave IN q Ger
man forest. will be reouraed to-
morrow with military honors. The
services will be held al IL am
In Arlington Cemetery.
Capt. Middleton. member Of
the 3Soth Fighter Squadron
credited with destroying SIX enemy
planes in 81 combat missions over
Germany. vas found by a German
forester near Materborn. The
cross over the shallow grave eore
the inscription Unknown German
Soldier"
The 25-year-old fighter pilot S
body vas identified tentatively By
the serial number OF four machine
guns recovered from the wrecked
plane nearby known 10 have been
on the Thunderbolt he had fio~n.
Positive identification Was estao-
hshed when q key found with the
remains was sent 10 his father.
Ellis S. Middleton. a patent at
torney OF Stamford. Conn. who
after tracing his sons automobile.
found the key fitted the ignition,
Among Capt. Middieton's dec
orations were the Distinguished
Flying Cross and the Purple
Heart.
A native of Washington. he at
tended the Bancroft School here.
In 1895 he entered the University
OF Virginia and was graduated
with Bachelor OF Science degree
in 1910 He later attended the
University OF Virginias Law
School and passed the Virginia
State Bar examination prior TO
entering the service.
Besides his parents. he Is sur
vived by his widow. since remar-
ried. Mrs. Garrett Patterson; a
daughter. Eleanor Hart Middleton.
and his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Blake. all OF Fairfax.
Va.
Evening star., 1949-05-01

Victoria. Australia. hopes to re-
cruit l,100 unemployed British
railway men.
Evening star., 1949-05-01
.Non-PoIiticaI Board
Urged by Grange 10
Aid u. 5. Farm Expert!
by the Afxoeiofsd Press

The National Grange yesterday
recommended creation Of a Fed
eral marketing commission" with
broad powers for keeping the
American farmer out of trouble
and in good economic health.
At the same time. although not
in so many words, 1t rejected Sec
retary Of Agriculture Brannan's
program Of direct subsidy pay
ments to farmers, and for substi-
tuting an income formula in place
of the present price parity form
ula.
A. s. Goss, head Of the Grange,
told a House Agriculture subcom-
mittee his national farm organ
ization favors non-political
board to work with the Secretary
of Agriculture in anticipating and
dealing with farm crises.
Subject to Confirmation.
The board, with authority to
use a variety of devices" for sus-
tanning both production and prices,
would be composed of representa-
tives of producers, professors and
distributors appointed by the
President and confirmed by the
Senate.
Mr.. Goss recommended that the
board be given authority to use
marketing agreements on any
commodity which could advanta-
geously use them. and such other
devices for making a two-price
or multiple-price system effective
as the Congress may determine,
such as an equalization free. ex-
port debenture, the parity certifi-
cate plan. or the use Of funds for
export taid." "a777@ f7'''
Mr.. Goss said the board could
make recommendations from
time to time to producers and pro-
cessors as to production, and to
distributors as to pushing items
in surplus supply and withholding
items in short supply"
In proposing his board, Mr..
Goss told the committee there
was no single program-or cure
ALTO meet all farm problems.
Asks Standby Devices.
mo single remedy will meet the
complex problems of diversified
commodities under all kinds OF
conditions and locations" he said.
ANY program should consist OF
an ample number Of standby de-
vices with adequate flexibility and
latitude Of use to assure maximum
results"
On the score Of cash subsidies,
Mr.. Goss said they ordinarily in
yolve greater controls than are
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Air Reserves to Train

Twenty-eight officers and en-
listed men from the Washington
area, members OF the Ninth Air
Force reserve, will begin Is days
active duty tomorrow with the
2238th Air Force Reserve Training
Center at Andrews Air Force Base
This group is the first OF four to
receive flying and ground training
at Andrews Base on two-week
shifts.
Evening star., 1949-05-01

wise and tend to make beggars
of us"
Subsidies would throw agricul-
ture directly into politics" he
added. I'VE do not believe that
the Government should furnish
food to the public below cost as
a means of holding down living
costs and the general price level.
IF this theory is sound, We
should start with labor. establish
ing a low basic wage. with sub
sides from the Treasury based on
living costs. We advocate no such
plan. but 1t would be far more
sound than starting on food
or
Evening star., 1949-02-20

June 4 is the date selected for
the wedding of Miss Eleanore
Dent Yer Wiebe and Mr.. Harry
J. Noyes. Their engagement is
announced by her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Kennedy.
with whom Miss Yer Wiebe makes
her home.
The bride-elect went to the
University Of Maryland and is a
member of Delta Gamma Sorority.
Her fiance. the son of MIR. Harry
]. Noyes and the late Mrs. Noyes,
served with the Navy in the South
Pacific during the war and at
tended the University of Mary
land
Evening star., 1949-02-20
Margaret Mitchell
Engaged to We'd

Col. and Mrs. Hugh Mitchell of
GriffiSs Air Force Base. Rome, N.
Y, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Margaret Hayes, to
Mr.. Joseph Shepard Miller, son of
Mrs. Joe j. Miller of Red Bank, N.
j., and the late Col. Miller, U. S. A.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Miss Mitchell, the granddaugh-
ter of Mrs. c. Willard Hayes of
Washington and Bethesda and the
late DR.. Hayes. attended King
Smith Studio School.
Mr.. Miller went to South Kent
School and Brown University.
Evening star., 1949-02-20
hibition with the Children's Mu.

hibition with the Children's Mu-
scum.
Among those expected to at
tend the tea are Signora Tarchi-
ami, Lady Franks, Nine. Koo,
Nine. Erkin, Sonora de Martinez
Vargs. Sonora de Esquivel, Prin-
cess Wan Waithayakon, Sonora de
Vallarino, Mrs. Charles King. DR..
Mica Trbojevic, Nine. Hyde, Sc
nora de Corominas, Sonora de
Meyer. Sonora de Baraibar, Mime.
Sadeikis and Nine. Heyne.
Receiving the guests will be
Nine. Rybar, Sonora Rovira, Mrs.
Mercereau, Mime. Benitez. Mrs.
Henry Lewis. Sonora de Osuna,
Mrs. Leon A. Tashof, Sonora de
Garcia, Sonora de Diaz, Nine.
Toutorsky and Sonora de Liboro.
Evening star., 1949-02-20
I eenagers to Meet

Teenagers of the Army Medical
Center from 13 to 10 years old
will hold a meeting at the Officers
Club on Friday evening at 8
o'clock. The purpose of the
meeting is to get acquainted and
to make future plans for teen
age activities which the club will
sponsor.
There will be dancing to the
juke box and refreshments served
after a short business session. In
terested parents are invited to
attend:
Evening star., 1949-02-20
Tea Will Honor
Dolls OF Nations

Wives Of q number Of foreign
Ambassadors and Ministers are
planning to attend the novel tea
honoring Dolls Of All Nations" to
be given Friday at 4 o'clock at the
home Of Mrs. Morris Gewirz. At
this time dolls costumed in typical
national dress and especially Or
dered by the diplomatic ladies
from their respective countries
will be presented. When the col
lection Is completed. It will be
placed in trust for permanent ex-
Evening star., 1949-02-20

where he was a member Of Delta
Epsilon Fraternity. During the
war he served in the Naval Air
Force as lieutenant q. g. and ts
presently af1iliated with Eastern
Air Lines In Washington.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-08
WHERE PLAYERS GOT INsTRIJeTIf,N=

! CHICAGO - Only 2O.2 per cen
OF all present players of musica
instruments received all or part
Tn elr instrumental training il
school, according to recent ma
-nonwide survey Of the public's in
terest in music, which was con
Quoted for the American Musi
Conference. This chart shows tn,
field for expansion Of instrumental
school music instruction which tn
American public has indicated j
wants. According to the survey
85 per cent of the people believ
such training should be part O
every school system. Increasin,
school music instruction will in
crease the need for private teach
ers, since half of all who take les
sons in school also seek instruc
tion from private teachers.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-08

I recently had the interesting ex-
,erience of "previewing" a Model
Home! One of my good friends,
i'm Blake-a contractor-invited
ne to see this home and to offer
IDEAS on furnishings for it. Well,
# course, / was thrilled to play
'art IN decorating this completely
up to the minute home and.
While going through it / learned
some very helpful things about the
new homes. u. u.
AS we went from room to room,
I'm told me about the very new
features which made this particu.
ar home outstanding. We all know
hat good plumbing is essential ia
rood health-and Jim told me that
rood plumbing calls for Red Brass
pipe or Copper water tube-which
we're employed for both hot and
pld water lines in this Model
home. He explained that Red
Grass pipe and Copper water tube
rive long service and deliver a full
low of rust free water for many
Eears. Rust in a pipe discolors the
water and reduces the rate of flow
land, as Red Brass pipe and Cop
per water tube do not rust and d,
resist corrosion, they are the mosl
satisfactory. - -.
Another aspect of this Mode,
home which interested me was the
Radiant Heating system. Copper
ube with soldered fittings was
'uilt into the floors of the Home,
md through these steam is circu.
ated in order to heat the home
lin told me that he always recom4
nends the use of Copper for heat
ng systems because its efficiency
las been proved - and, being rust
rec, naturally made the system
more practical. y
Well, after learning about all
hese new features, I resolved to
ave Jim plan our new home for
IS and when we build in the,
'pring, all these ideas will be in
orporated. For we all want to
aake sure that our home and the
quipment in it is the most practi-
al and durable obtainable, don't
re?
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-08
ceived II with delight expressed in
bonfires. the ringing Of church-bells
and general merry -mGking.


On the fashion front. men are like
wise celebrating their Independence
these days from those high stiff collars
and tight clothes Of YesterYeur Nowo.
Days the stress in men 5 clothes is on
comfort as well as style. Some style
hints for looking smart end feeling cool
for this time Of yeor-You could wear
ia light-brown single breasted tropical
! with 4.potch pockets; q light-blue-
grey single breasted Shetlond sports
cooi with a. patch pockets and medium.
blue sheen gobordine Stacks and last
but not least q plutinum-greY single
breasted 2-button sheen guburdine
SUIT with J. 4,potch pockets hand
stitched
/ And q happY fireworks to you TOO!
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-08


Philadelphia on
July 4th. l776. But
it wusn't. Actu-
ally the Indepen.
dence Resolution
introduced by
Richard Henry
Lee ct Virginia
IL
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-08

The secret of beautiful hair is
he simple trick of remembering to
use creme rinse after your sham
300 and certainly after your home
permanent. It lends a fascinating
ilky softness to hair, makes it faI
asier to manage, and helps elimi.
,ate scalp odors. If your hair is
Inclined to be dry or is baby fine,
'oull discover that a creme rinse
Will give it body and new lifei A
easpoonful added to cup Of water
8 all that is needed. Pour it over
,our head - wait a half. minute .
hen rinse.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-10-08
MEN,s&* = 'is'! p! BAD!
==kJ S4 the EAGLE STYLE REPORTER

Utmost every hterote American
"A believes that the Declaration OF
was adopted by the
Evening star., 1949-12-18

spring the majority approved the
Oregon parental delinquency
plan.
Murder - or other serious
crimes-would not come under
Eugene's new parental delin-
quency control. 1t applies only
to the, light offenses with which
a child usually starts delinquent
career: Petty theft. disorderly
conduct, other misdemeanors.
Eugene thinks it will work. It
has in the small city of Baker
Ore. where Police Chief Guy v
Church proposed the idea two
years ago.
Chief Church was being plagued
by teen-age club known as the
Panther Gang" whose purpose
was stealing and whose entrance
requirement was theft and the
killing OF a certain number of
cats.
The members used an aban-
doned movie house to hide loot
from their thefts. The boy who
committed the most crimes was
rewarded by election as leader.
After taking these boys into
custody on numerous charges of
burglary and house breaking, and
turning them over to the juvenile
courts, it seemed to us that little