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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-04

FURNITURE SAEA-On better grade
farm, some slightly used. from stor-
sgE. Also brand new bedEm Ily.
I'm. and tr, din. fm. from unclaimed
freight and factory door samples. etc,
Al e great savings. LION STORAGE
daily, 1915. Sat. I'LL 4. RE. 43l0.
Evening star., 1949-04-21
District Man Jailed
AS Rent SwindIer

Fred swiney. Sc. today began
an 1s-month jail term here for
swindling home.seekers out OF
rent deposits he had no right to
collect.
swiney. colored, Of the $500
block of Eleventh street NV.
was sentenced by Judge Walter j.
Casey, who refused to heed the
mans plea for leniency.
There is no room for leniency
in a case like this where you have
committed fraud on people hard
pressed for homes" Judge Casey
told Swiney.
Swiney was charged with false
pretenses In that he accepted a
total of more than $50 in deposits
from three home seekers to whom
he represented himself as Gus
todian of vacant apartments in
different neighborhoods In the
Northwest section.
He was arrested last February
on the complaint of one of the
depositors, who grew suspicious
when he failed to hear further
from the spurious rent agent.
Evening star., 1949-04-21

UsFia Soieoh' Gldt, Will LAC
right kind of approach. the or
chestra some day will have a
student audience that will fill
Constitution Hall" College STU
dents then can have their own,
exclusive concert series.
Features of Plan.
For next season, Mr.. Fulton s
plan includes these features:
A 10 to 20 per cent discount
for college students and faculty
members on season concert
tickets.
A student symphony committee
on each campus.
Forum meetings on the cam
puses with conductors, guest solo,
lists, critics and musicians.
The entire. program VIII be
managed by the National Sym
phony Forum. new organization
in which each student will obtain
membership automatically when
he buys a ticket to a concert
Evening star., 1949-04-21

concerts exclusively fer college
students" explained the youthful
organizer.
A Washington resident for Is
years-hts hoEne is OF 3ll4 o
street N.w.-he decided that the
National symphony needed some
thing like this So when he re
turned home from Stanford. ne
talked the idea over with Howard
Evening star., 1949-04-21

the groundwork for the new plan
His confidence that IL will work
is based on his own experience
as q member Of q similar organi-
zation In California while he was
attending Stanford University.
The San Francisco Symphony
Forum has been operating sue
cessfully for 10 years. Lost win
ter it gave II Thursday night
Evening star., 1949-04-21
chen. the symphony1s new con

Mitchell. the synphonys new ecn.
6ucso-.
With the blessing q beth Mr.
Mitchell and the symphony hoard
Mr.. Fulton Is planning 10 devote
fun time 10 the project between
now and juns asinr Tire symphony
ofsire Al iT37 X street NV. as
headquarters.
An even 600 SEASON tickets are
Evening star., 1949-04-21

a T e q CoueBe
students as 1--WE.
Youthful Mr..
Fulton. " n o
only recently
was graduated
from college
himself, h as
persuaded the
National Sym
phony Orches-
ira to launch
an about drive
for collegiate
eoncert-goers.
His theory is
Evening star., 1949-04-21
Easter SeoI compoisn
Is Extended to Muy !

The District Society for Crippled
Children has extended Its annual
Easter Seal campaign to May i.
It was announced yesterday.
Albert w. Howard, drive chair
man. pointed out the seals have no
reference to Easter on them.
Evening star., 1949-04-21
Youth Spurs Symphony Drive
For COLLEGIATE Concer-Goers

series. A symphony forum coun-
ell. with representatives from each
college, will govern the forum.
Mr.. Fulton now is visiting
Washington area campuses to lay
Evening star., 1949-04-21

o.esc !. n<asey . .AnS q re
for "Wednesday
q ~w.s
Evening star., 1949-04-21

II 21-year-old David Fulton has
his way. symphonies soon will be
Just as hep" with Washington
Evening star., 1949-04-21

Yes. only Ford has Ford's new King
Size "Magic Action" Brakes to give
you $50 easier stopping action!
Evening star., 1949-04-21

Only Ford has Ford's mid Ship"
Ride with sofa wide seats cush-
toned by new "Hydra-Coil'
Springs in front and new
"Para.Flex" Springs in back!
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THREE CASES

Continued From Page One)
ton agent, are Fabian Santino,
James Jenkins, Richard May and
Calvin Parker. They were caught
with the net on Maderno Bay, off
Tavernier.
Wednesday the trial of James
Williams, also charged by Knight
with violation of the conserva-
ton laws, will get under way.
Williams is charged with posses
sion of a net having understood
mesh.
The other cases will be docket
ed Monday by Judge Thomas S.
Caro- after consulting Cleare. E
y
The Federal tax on liquor has
increased over 700 peFoent since
YnYNno1
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W,ILL YOU SMILE?
No York!

Il A growing boy in an English
town had obtained a small job
his first--and. was boasting OF
are amount of work he did.
Il get up at half-past five and
has my breakfast" he said.
ANY one else get up, too?" he
was asked.
oh, yes, mother. She gets me
breakfast and then gets dads at
half past sixs'
And yourxdinner?"
"Oh. mother gets that, too, and
then she gets fathers"
HAS she the afternoon to her
self" ,.
ooh, no! She cleans up, looks
after the children, and gets tea
for dad and me when we come
home. Then we gets our SMOKE
and then we gets to bed"
And your mother?"
well, she does bit of sewing
then, when all is cleaned up after
/ tea"
what wages do you get?"
"Oh, l get ten Bob, and dad
gets thirty-five."
"And your mother?'
Mother? Oh, she don't get nc
wages. She don't do no work"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-13

The deepest salt wells in the
country are located ON the Ohio
River, about 80 miles south of
Wheeling.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-13

(P) Wirephoto
ALBERT ]. GROSS. Milwaukee
business man. tells senate
committee investigating five \
percenters" in Washington that
he sent a deep freeze unit 10
Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan. He
said the shipment to President
Truman's military aide was
paid for by the Albert Verify
Company of Chicago. One re-
port said President Truman's
wife was among notables who
received deep freezers from
concern figuring in the five
percenter" investigation.
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CHAMBER DIRECTORS
CONTINUED From Page One)

Continued From rage Onel
J ganization, the current applica-
ton for the bait house.
An invitation from the Miami
Chamber of Commerce for this
organized to be represented at
a conference to study proposed
tax measures, thought to be in
PRODUCED at the coming special
session of the legislature, was de
clined, for the time being.
A poll made by the Chamber
last month, to seek the desire of
the membership in reference to
proposed general sales tax,
brought returns from less than so
per cent of the members, thus the
directors cannot speak for the en-
tire membership. Results of the
ballot indicated that Sc of those
voting were against a sales tax
and Z for one. The ballot stated
that those who did not vote at
all would be classed as neither
for, nor against one.
At the request of members of
the Cuban promotion committee
named two months ago to launch
a publicity and advertising cam
paign in Havana, discussion was
held relative to setting up some
type of permanent organization to
further pursue this work. Cham
Der member Gonzallo .BeZanilla,
was added to the committee to as
sist in working out details of such
an organization.
In a report to the Board by Vic
tor Lang and F, w, Smith, Co
Chairmen of the Cuban campaign,
businessmen of this community
were praised for their cooperation
in financing the cost of the cur
rent campaign.
A total of $575 was raised to
underwrite nearly a page of
newspaper advertising in Hava-
ma, the cost of 5000 folders that
were distributed IN Havana, and
for the amount of publicity and
photos that were released to Ha-
vana papers and radio stations.
Over one hundred inquiries
have been received by mail from
prospective Cuban visitors and
several hotels have reported in
creased Cuban business during
the past few weeks.
The meeting ended with a dis
cusSion of how Key West might
be made a better liberty town"
for serWcemen. The Chamber,
one of the first to realize the inn
portance of the u. S. Navy here.
plans to learn what other Navy
cities around the country offer
for their men. 1t was the Chamber
of Commerce, it is remembered,
that was instrumental in getting
the YMCA for Key West, when
the USO organization pulled out
in l947.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-13
aFss fiiy - Eisis Relatives; Says He
$50 Nof - Rack; No Pastor
80 Te Replace Him

NsaNNNNa 4 fmAlD Rf SsEfI AND CHAPLAIN
MNNt8E $50 - EfA az FIRST CONCRECA-
$3.50 A - 80 q. uERRHL FELTON, WILL
- N2NsT - aAfa az FIRST METHODIST
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-13
nv. PEYTON QUITS
IS PASTOR OF 1ST
coNGRE GATIONAL
INDIANS MOVE
FROM BURMA

NEW DELHT--tAPl-The gov
eminent of India announced that
up to mid-July 10000 Indians
had been evacuated from the
troubled areas of Burma. Eight
thousand of these, it said, were
destitute.
The government has appropria-
ted $4,000 for their repatria-
ton. In Burma, before the
troubles began. there were about
100000 Indians of whom about
100000 are reported to be in
Karen-held areas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-13

In Chinese mythology the
dragon Is generally a beneficient
being
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-13
REFUGEES IN
DIAPROTEST

NEW DELHl-EAfa-DnInln
full o. rains. aiouf &C. ENIuNEs
in rags sqnatsed Ia the wwn D.
fore the relief lninislEIA lla1s
They demanded tuuedle -
habilitaiion and rceoseEY 81 49,
abducted wamen lroln Pals p
These refuses saf - 80 -
evening shontins siozana TlwN
refused 60 bksslee until @nlAiAN
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AerOrias %"
Passenger List

TIE failow'ag passengers left
&C. MayanA on Aerovias 90:
Raa Cohen. vera Yacken
q sia kefgf Sallie Chapman
nfgan sanders Sarah Sanders
Matha sanders Maurice Dunno,
Ahaa Dunne George Patrol
flfnne Patrol. Lucrecia Decalo
1se Aura. Myrus Bauza. Con
fsa Anaar Ctcero Tapp. Mary
Fsup Maria Tspp. Billie San
aes Huth Apear, Helen Patrol,
Asa Hernandez. Gloria Nunez,
"a siie1ia Noigt
taxafo Amino. Raimundo Pal
au isaf,el Ruiz Del. Bertha Felix,
niza FeiiN. Orlando Estrada,
Harry IsIeal. Manuel Acosta,
0miietmo Aeosia. Guillermo
Vets. Jalsn Judge. Edward Hunt,
ilsatefs ~ kiullen. Roy Hutchin-
asn. Percy liyrnes. John Pelezo,
tifmEe Hussuru. Irwin Maryer,
Ffancrs Maryer. Florence Judge,
Mafnaiita i.ahfe. Ana Carnero,
Nmma ppfdomO. Walterio Noigt.
Ramon i.ag0ria. Sergio Rodri-
NueL Para L0bato. Fovio Lagoria,
Orlando Canales. Aleida Azpetia,
u1lores Rodriguez. Maxine Ru-
hiella Robert Plazibat, Elwood
hohsfts Olga Roberts. = Minnie
Adams. James Adams. Janet Ho-
Ean souti Hogan. Francisco Mar
fern kosaura Rranque. Micaela
Nnaere. Cfcsencia Torres. Hilda
Cefvantes, Mario Hoyos, Yolanda
PueFtas. Marearita Lopez, Igna-
Ciua Noigt
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s1Ruco BUYING
AZ Photos
CONTINUED From Page One)

KOOlitIHuFU rIUIIE d5S S~.AIVJ
had for a long time. At long last
that time has CONS"
Sirugo added that the lots
will require considerable fill in
places, and that along Roosevelt
boulevard will be held for future
development and construction of
luxury type homes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-13

~ ~ Ms# $3.50 Aho haa been sewing as poster
#.# Ekssseh - the lasi yeaT. has resigned
y - M#W - NwVsom visiting Fel0uves In other
# aaa mAa ~ 49, 90 laoxmg Key West that he would
FNNw ~ hnsn appnutsd as yet oT the Congre
NNM kMMsnsnn usasnlna ne will be de-
MN ~ Ma8 MManaN maa AZ ha evening services Chaplain
# 8s ~ Wew Auxai haae vii be IN the pulpit
~ f4ss# Ws Ws4h NanaeEa students OF Bob Jones
#M atanA msaasoM and every evening until August
3 #NassMa MassaM ChaF<h These wll Be special music
ae# a4eee EAa reanQ siadenis all proclaim God s
$50 NNse wHes ana aassuges
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-08-13

California - which is a hop,
step and pump from the Govt.
dam ~ shasta. and where the
ioiks are close enough to same
20 see what Is in the wood-pile,
thsY had an election. The folks
there voted not on your tin
type no Govt kilowats for us
Ne will stay with the private
mfiiii that has been here for
wears. we know EN-" The local
company, the Redding folks
said. don't blather and brag Sc
much. bat the lights are okay
ana bright - we will keep EN- so
iiumumlnating. | calls il.
Yours with the low-down.
10 SIERRA.
Evening star., 1949-08-15
By Peggy Roberts

This pretty jumper is equally at
home when worn as a sun dress
or teamed with the bolero as q
back school or Sunday-best
suit. Little girls love the flared
skirt, scalloped neckline and gayly
colored embroidery details, while
mother appreciates the back but
toning.
Pattern envelope No. R2860
contains tissue pattern sizes 4, s
and 8 included; material require
ments. sewing and finishing in
structions, hot-iron transfer for
embroidery plus stitch illustra-
tions and embroidering directions.
To obtain this pattern send 20
cents in coins, giving pattern
number, your name. address and
zone number to Peggy Roberts,
The Washington Star, P. 0. Box
100, Station G, New York 10, N.Y'
Evening star., 1949-08-15
By Josephine lowmon

Lovely eyes are \perhaps the
biggest beauty asset any woman
can have. The beauty of an eye
depends partly on its expression
but sparkling eyes are healthy
eyes!
In the summertime eyes re-
quire special care because we
spend so much time in very bright
sunlight, wind and heat. Today
am going to list few aids to
lovelier eyes for your considera-
ton.
|. Give your eyes plenty OF
sleep, rest, and good lighting when
reading or doing close work OF
any kind.
2. If you have difficulty reading
without glasses. have some pre-
scribed for you or you are apt
to find yourself with red rims
and squint lines and old-age
restures, which are definitely less
attractive than glasses. Exercises
can overcome many eye difncul-
ties. You might see a trained ex-
pert in this line before getting
glasses.
8. Give your eyes little rest
periods during the day. There
are several good ways OF doing
this. Close the eyes few minutes
every hour or so. II you have the
opportunity, place cold pads over
them for 10 minutes in the middle
Of the day. Cup your palms
lightly over your eyes while you
relax them. Look at the fzr
horizons periodically when doing
close work. All Of these will help
and are fine when taken as pre-
ventive measures.
{. Some authorities feel that
the sunglass fad can be taken to
Evening star., 1949-08-15

the spice bag out when you think
1t has enough of the flavor. Fill
clean jars with the rind, but save
the juice and divide into two
pans. Color one green and the
other red, heat and pour green
over one and red over the other
jar. This amount will make about
two and one half pints. BY not
cutting off all the red rind 1t
looks very pretty showing through
Evening star., 1949-08-15
Why Grow Old?
Sunmerize Your Eyes

extreme. One said. IF you have
normally healthy eyes. you should
be comfortable in ordinary bright
sunlight without special tinted
glasses" This does not mean that
these glasses do not have their
place. When you are to be IN the
bright sunlight for long period,
or when the light is reflected from
sand or snow or water IN an ex-
treme way, sun glasses are very
restful to the eyes. However.
some women put them on In May
and wear them until September
almost constantly. 1t is bad for
your eyes to wear them in the
house or constantly when OUT
doors.
S. After a day of wind or dust.
give. your eyes an eyebath.
+ s. Keep the natural line and
breadth of your brows but tweeze
out the stray untidy hairs. You
can get professional type twees-
er which is curved SO that you can
see the area you are working on.
It is good idea to hold a hot
cloth over the brows before tweez-
ing them.
7. Eyelash curriers' make your
lashes sweep upward and there
fore look longer. There are creams
which give sheen to the lashes
and brows. Daily brushing Of the
lashes with a little brush stimu-
lates growth. Mascara Is glamor-
izing to the eyes.
Eyes require grooming. care and
makeup to look their very best!
If you would like to have my
eye exercises which are restful to
tired eyes, send a stamped. self
addressed envelope with your re-
quest for leafiet No. 8 to Josephine
Lowman In care Of The Evening
Gtavh
Evening star., 1949-08-15
Readers Clearing House

enjoyable. Perhaps you can help
me as you have helped 10 many
others.
I have q large lot with little OF
no shrubbery around 1t. II any
of your readers have extra flower
ing shrubs or hedge. I would Ger
tainly appreciate receiving 1t. ]
will be glad to dig 1t up.
Evening star., 1949-08-15
sos.

(Fron. Mrs. M. D., Wdshin0tonJ
A. blind friend has written verses
for cards suitable for all occasions.
and has asked me to hnd some
place where they could be sent for
approval, hoping to have them
used for publication. Any infor-
nation will be very highly
appreciated.
Evening star., 1949-08-15
WATERMELON PRESERVES
From Mrs. II. r. A.,
Eniyfnr Sfdfion

Mrs E. B. NJ. Of Washington.
wrote in a request for watermelon
preserves. Here is one Of my own
which all Of my friends like very
much. and I think that it is de-
licious.
Cut off green rind and a little
of the red, then cut into strips.
Evening star., 1949-08-15

Cover with hot water and boil
until very tender. When done
drain of all but about "a cup
water. To 4 cups rind add 1 cups
sugar and / whole lemon sliced.
then also juice Of half lemon. II
you like a little spicy taste, add
about l teaspoon cloves and all
spice mixed, tied in cloth. Let all
this boil until quite thick and the
juice is jellylike. You can take
Evening star., 1949-08-15
y y y
SHOWER.
Contributions and requests
mast ho acconnna,,ied nv the

Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
sender's full name and ad-
dress. We will withhold both
and use only initials. Please
address mail to the Readers
Clearing House. Woman's
Page, The Evening Star.
Washington 4.
Views expressed in the
Clearing House are not neces-
sarily those Of The Star and.
as it is obviously impossible
for US to test all recipes sub
mitted. we cannot assume re-
sponsibility for them.
Betsy CassOeN
Evening star., 1949-08-15
SHRUBS?

~ crommed with the finest for girls returnIn to
~w Ieonin' or on the ladder Of careers!
coIorfu Clan Pods veety coduoy dote duty Veveteens,
and that sor on the horizon worsted Jersey.
Suits Seporoes Coo Hats, Accessories even shoes tnot
stot you off on sure footing.
Don't .ort poekns til you tracking to see the new things
in Jeeffs College Shop!
Evening star., 1949-08-15

the jars. Don't boil too long, only
until thick and jellylike. The
rind turns dark II cooked too
long. I hope this is what the
reader wants.
SHRUBS?
(From r. S. S., Arlington
have read your column for
some time now and find 1t most
Evening star., 1949-08-15
COMMENT.
(Fronl Mrs. r. D. p,
SilUer Spring.

Attention, Mrs. M. c., Silver
Spring, re telephone advertising.
When I wrote in answer to Mrs.
v. c. of Arlington I had no idea
of keeping up correspondence.
but I wish to correct a few er-
roneous ideas Mrs. M. c. Of Silver
Spring has gotten from my reply.
I did not suggest in any way that
I would leave my baby in the
tub while answering the phone.
I hope no one would do that. I
carry baby with me, either drip
ping wet. or wrapped in a towel.
Why do I answer the phone? Be-
cause 1t may be something very
important or an emergency.
I have been called while in the
midst OF preparing an evening
meal, $50 to be exact. I know
for a fact that the two most per-
sistent advertisers who call me
are not handicapped persons nor
are they housewives calling from
their homes to make a little extra
money. The infuriating part
about it is that they will not take
mo" for an answer. I tell them
as politely as possible that If and
when I am in need Of their serv-
ices I will call them. If I don't do
50 (Which I never have), within
couple weeks time they call
again.