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Evening star., 1942-07-07
.WhyGrow
Old?
By Josephine Lowman

The idea that beauty is skin deep
has gore with the 9Os. Today we
know that beauty begins with the
bones and ends with mascara.
Your beauty is more dependent
on bony structure, musculature,
body tone, weight distribution, your
blood stream, good elimination and
even the thoughts you think and
the food you eat than it is on any
cosmetic aid.
This doesnt mean that we should
discard the wonder of makeup. but
we must have the underlying foun-
dation for true loveliness.
A woman's figure depends largely
on how she uses her muscles. Un-
less she take special exercise she
is not likely to have a beautiful
silhouette. In classes I am teach
ing one woman lost five inches across
the stomach in eight weeks. This
woman did not diet except enough
to see thst she didn't stuff be-
cause of increased appetite. She
lost only four pounds, but she did lose
the five inches where she needed to,
because sne concentrated on the cor
rect exercises.
Another pupil, past so, was afraid
she would lose weight which she
couldn't afford to drop. She gained
four pounds, but lost in measure
ments. Exercise is the wonder dis
tributor OF weight.
This Is one exercise the woman
who lost five inches around the abb
domen did. Lie on your back with
your arms stretched out over your
head, legs straight. Bend both knees
up close to the stomach. Stretch
the legs, Strengthening the knees.
Bring the heels to the floor, but
do not touch it. Again, bend knees
close to tummy. Continue bending
and Strengthening legs, bringing
heels close to floor. but not touch
ing it. At first you may have to
let the heels touch, but later you
won't have to.
Evening star., 1942-07-07

of the
Moment

Reading over someone's shoulder
Is catching. Yet there's usually one
in every family. The minute you
pick up book or a magazine, this
black sheep Is leaning over the
back Of your chair reading along
with you and usually breaking
into your concentration by making
remarks. Then the next person In
the household who passes by thinks
that the article must be unusually
interesting, so he must take a peek.
Pretty soon the whole family Is
clustered about reading your book
or magazine. Your only recourse Is
to get up and leave, book and all,
and lock yourself in a closet with .
flashlight.
There's one other possible way
out. But whether or not you use it
depends on your family. You
could offer to read the thing aloud
to them. If yours is a family where
reading aloud is done often, and en-
joyed by all, then you're in for
something. But in some families
each person prefers to do his own
reading, and the very idea Of your
reading aloud will send them scat
tering rapidly enough. JEAN.
Evening star., 1942-07-07
Many Showers
May Be Given
For a Bride

A reader who is evidently much
upset asks whether it could ever be
proper to give more than one shower
for the same bride. "One young
bride" she tells me, "is having five
showers given for her. What is
your opinion of this?"
My opinion of this depends upon
how many different groups of
friends she happens to have. To ask
people to take several presents to the
same girl is not considered fair at all.
But if a girl-as may easily happen
belongs to several different groups
"a musical one, a business one,
social one, her own family one and
one of the bridegroom's family-this
might make five perfectly legitimate
showers given her by quite different
groups. II one unusual person were
asked to all five it should not be ex-
pected that she go to them all, still
less take five presents.
Emily Post
Evening star., 1942-07-07

1eellIlS lOI tIlc llctOS VI OtIiCl ioIhN
until they are taught to understand
a little.
BY giving up ones life to child
one takes from oneself and adds
nothing to the child that is worth
while. He alone can add to himself
through his own efforts.
1t is hard for loving mother to
understand that she must give less
and ask more of her child If he is to
grow in power for himself and in af-
fection for her. But that is so. A
child grows in proportion to the ef-
forts he makes.
When he struggles to put on his
shoes, button his coat. reach the coat
hook or the shelf, and helps himself,
he grows. Whenever he serves his
mother by so much as gesture, he
grows in affection for her. Each
time his mother helps him and puts
her effort in the place of her childs,
she grows in skill and in affection
for her child, but the child does not
gain.
When your little one begins to
dominate you and the other men,
bers of the family take it as a sign
OF too much given him and too little
demanded of him and begin, gently,
to do less and ask more.
Hard as it may seem to let child
struggle to help you and himself, it
is the honorable thing to do. He
does not want your life. He needs to
grow his own; you help him and you
increase his appreciation of you by
letting him find his own way and
learn a little of your difficulties at
the same time.
AS soon as a child can WELD a
washrag let him make the attempt
to wash his face. When he goes to
the market with you give him one
thing to carry home, sharing the
load. Do this even If you have to
put one potato in bag and let him
carry 1t. He needs to share your
work as well as your pleasured
| leisure.
| AS soon as child can lift toy
and reach a shelf teach him to lay
the thing where it belongs. Limit
Evening star., 1942-07-07
There's More to HOLLYWOOD
Than Stacks and Sables
Our Guest Columnist Reports
Fashion Significance Found
In the Land of Sunshine
By Joan Gardner

Editors York Fashion re-
porter interesting
making
surrey fashion trends-H. w.
LOS ANGELESHere Angeles there strip OF boulevard
hemmed
which California Mile indedwhy
City? within
cities, itself a miracle.
incosed a
pretty
difficult
executives directors and then the Tot which
dressing wardrobe buildings
particularly unlike legitimate
Evening star., 1942-07-07
Mildew Stains

Carefully inspect dark clothing
hung in closets for mildew and mold
stains. They often occur during
damp, hot weather. To remove the
stains, dust them off with brush or
cloth and hang the articles in the
air. Prompt care will remedy the
trouble with no serious results. Wipe
off mildewed shoes or leather with
a soft cloth and air them for several
days.
Evening star., 1942-07-07
Mother Should Give Less
And Ask More of Child
Let Him Discover His Own Way
And Learn Little of Your
Troubles at Same Time
By A neelo Pafri

little Of going g. He
children school but he Is
anything tell him to do He
all and his little
and slaps and makes
dreadfu ime. I him. What can do?
life him and his little brother and he does
fine III do anything 10 make
do all but 1t Is
him
hanger for what
do?"
their mothers
the inside
Evening star., 1942-07-07

with money import all the trim
mings for a big wedding from the
East. though there may be only
a half dozen people present. It
is a strange sight, this striving to
maintain a tradition under the
canopy of barrage balloons that
guards the city night and day, but
it indicates that along with some
Of the other "revivals" the war is
bringing to us. sentiment is not the
least important.
Evening star., 1942-07-07

the number Of things he takes out
at a time so his work will not over
whelm him. Move slowly, gently. a
step forward this week. another by
and by, and his growth will aston1sh
you. In time, by such cooperation.
you will have child who is intelli-
gent, helpful and your friend for
life.
Evening star., 1942-07-07
Repot Plants Now

Rubber plants, sanseveria, screw
pine and aspidistra can be repotted
now. 1t is best to use pots one or
two sizes larger than those in
which the plants have been growing.
and care should be taken to pat
the earth down firmly, particularly
at the sides, SO that the water will
not run down between the earth and
the pot. Cut out all wea.. folia"e
and branches. Water them moder-
ately at first, then plunge pots
into the earth for the summer.
Evening star., 1942-07-07
Tasty Desserts
Which Require
Little Sugar
Many Substitutes
Can Be Used to
Save Ration
Bv Edith M. Barber

Our first period of sugar ration
ing has had various results. In the
households where sugar Is not used
in coffee or on cereal 1t has been
possible to prepare most Of the usual
desserts for the table. Sometimes
the amount OF sugar in our stand
ard recipes has been reduced some
what without interfering with the
enjoyment of the result. This Is
particularly true when it comes to
custard and gelatin puddings.
When dried fruits are used sugar
may often be scanted, but when it
comes to rhubarb, corn sirup or
honey will be needed to replace any
reduction in sugar. The other day
a rhubarb pie appeared at the table
and without enough sweetening it
was just not eaten. That's not
thrifty. With an apple pie molasses
or dark corn sirup may be used in
combination with sugar, but the
light sirup or honey is better with
rhubarb.
Sweetened condensed milk makes
a delicious custard or custard pie
and will release your sugar ration
for other purposes. This already
sweetened milk Is an excellent base
for frosting and also for chocolate
sauce Diluted with water, it may
be used as the liquid for mullins
which demand sWeetening. This
will be convenient when blueberries
come in. What Is better than blue
berry muffin?
For quickly prepared desserts
which demand no sugar I suggest
various types OF marmalade toasts.
For these bread is buttered and
spread with orange marmalade,
strawberry or raspberry jam or any
other kind of jam you may have on
hand, then placed on baking sheet
and allowed to bake in a moderate
oven for 8 or 10 minutes until the
edges of the toast are crisp and light
brown. The time will depend upon
whether the bread Is fresh or stale
This may be served with a table
spoonful OF whipped cream. Bread
cut in lengthWise strips, one inch
thick, may be dipped in sweetened
condensed milk and rolled in COCO
nut before toasting in the same way
CUsTARD PIE.
"a cups hot water.
3. cup sWeetened condensed milk
3 eggs and 2 egg yolks or eggs
slightly beaten.
a teaspoon salt.
IL teaspoons vanilla.
l unbaked pie shell.
Grated nutmeg.
Add hot water to condensed milk
and blend. Combine beaten eggs
salt and vanilla. Add milk grad
ually. Strain custard mixture int
unbaked pie shell and sprinkle gen
erously with nutmeg. Bake in no
oven 425 degrees F. Is to 35 min
utes, or until knife inserted come
out clean.
INDIAN PUDDING.
cups milk.
II cup dark molasses.
u cup sugar.
a cup yellow cornmeal.
3. teaspoon salt.
u teaspoon cinnamon.
Il teaspoon nutmeg.
tablespoons butter.
Heat three cups Of the milk in to-
of double boiler. Add molasses
sugar, cornmeal, salt, spices ant
butter. Cook over hot water, stir
ring occasionally, about 20 minute
or until mixture thickens. Pour int
Ia quart casserole and add remain
ing cold milk without stirring. Bak
in slow oven 900 degrees F. d
hours. Serve warm with plain cream
or with small balls Of Ice cream
'YiAld: aax . aight segvmeA
Evening star., 1942-07-07
1913
By Peggy Roberts

ccheted into design OF birds ana
pillow white pillow
darkeoned pillow which be made OF san 1an or
other pillow fabric
blocks and simple to make
block
crochet diagram don-
method also full directions.
1918 Needle Warrington
Star P O. Box 172 Station D. New Yorl. X 7.
Evening star., 1942-07-07
Vegetables in Abundance

1t is possible to have vegetables
in abundance in garden that is
started now. Seeds of tomatoes,
lettuce and cabbage may be sown
now. Lettuce also may be started
from seeds II quick.growins hot
Voa$h1e kinds aro used.
Evening star., 1942-07-07

Dry, spiced sausage or diced,
Drowned bacon adds favor to lentils,
beans or dry peas when cooking
them.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
We're UnnerVed,
Declares Axis in
Reporting Attack

TOKYO, Feb. 25.-(Japanese
broadcast recorded by United
Press in San Francisco )-Toyko
newspapers today published ex-
pansive articles and photographs
on the training and activities of
Japan's undersea fleet in connec-
tion with the attack on the Cali
fornia coast of a lone submarine
Monday evening.
An Imperial headquarters COM
munique announced this afternoon
the submarine had bombarded mill
tary facilities along the California
coast and inflicted heavy damage.
A DNB dispatch from Berlin, de-
clared the lone submarine made a
daring attack, with oil wells and
refining facilities as the object
tive "
However" it continued. the
United States have failed to re-
veal the extent of damage which
has wrought by the unprecedented
attack.
The military feat has compile
tely unnerVed the entire Pacific
coast OF the United States"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
Film Star Seeks
Divorce Decree

HOLLYWOOD. FEB IS. up
Rita Hayworth, brunette film star
sought a divorce today from E. c.
Judson. Texas and Oklahoma oil
man, blaming failure of their mar
riage on careers which kept them
constantly apart
Due to the fact that Mr.. Jud-
sons business takes him to Texas
and Oklahoma so much Of the time
and my career is in Hollywood we
have just come 20 the parting oil
our ways" Miss HayWorth said.
There IS no one else in either
of our lives, and I certainly wish
him every happines in the world.
Eddie is a grand fellow.
But her complaint charged that
Judson was so cruel that his be-
havior undermined my health and
we'll being.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
Rangoon Defenders
Battle FierceIy

CALCUTTA, India, Feb. 25. up
Bitter fighting was reported along
the Sittang river today as British
Imperials battled Japans offensive
toward RangoOn.
The fighting front in Burma was
only Is miles from the Rangoon-
Mandalay railroad and the British
F~ere said to be fighting hard to
hold the broad, 5halloW river that
forms the last natural defense line
before Rangoon.
e Japanese planes, according to un-
official reports, bombed Mandala4
and Maymyo bo,h on the supply
~road leading to China. apparently
in an effort to draw British and
American volunteer group fighters
away from the main Sittang fronts.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
Diplomats Watch
For Hitler Move

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25. CUPD-
American officials today studied de-
velopments in France. Turkey and
Spain for clues to surprises Adolf
Hitler may be planning for Europe
this spring
Officials Wera watching closely
events in Turkey where German
Ambassador Franz Won Paren yes
tC.daY larroWly escaped death when
4 bomb exploded on an Ankara
street. Turkey long has been eX-
p"cted to figure in Germany'S plans
N the Near East The United Ma
tens have made every effort to
keep Turkey a acknowledgement or,
if she enters the war, 70 have her
come in On the Allied side
With the big stakes of the French
fleet and mediterranean naval bases
IN the background. officials are eX-
alnining every bit of information
dealing with possible trends in
France, French North Africa and
the Ibcrian peninsula
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
2o-WANTED REAL ESTATE

WANT TO BUY 80 to 160 acres
grain land. Make small down
payment. Write Post-Press box
No. BOOB. 3-4
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25

FOR RENT-Mar. 1st - Six room
house, unfurnished, block west
of city limitS-S. d. Highway.
Phone SOB.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25

POULTRY WANTED We pay reg
ular market prices. CENTRAL
FOOD Market, 4th city limits,
Phone 1878.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25

FOR RENT Small fur house for
couple Inquire r. Broadbeck
Quality Dairy. 2-27
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
27-FARM IMPLEMENTS

90 HEAVY 6-foot steel fence posts
and driver, $4,000. Phone 1174W
after D. m. 2-21tf
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25

USED TYPEWRITERS various
makes, priced for prompt sale
S1750 and up. Several Good Used
Portables $2250 and up. Bur
rough'S adding machine, $36.50.
REBUILT ROYAL, UNDER
WOOD, l. G. SMITH AND REM
INGTON T PEW r I T E r S.
GUARANTEED SAME AS NEW
MACHINES WE LIKE TO
DEMONSTRATE THESE FINE
MACHINES
McCoy's Office Equipment Co,
673 Main st. (neXt to Western
Auto Supply
FURNITURE MOVING, Packing
and Storing. ED ROYCE. 666
Broadway. Phone !23-W.
Put POST-PRESS Wantad to
work for you today.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
l3-ROOMS FOR RENT

SLEEPING ROOM for rent. 534
Olive Street.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25

FOR SALE OR Exchange: Improved
and unimproved ranches. Homes.
w. P. Capehart. Box 1913, ia
cumba. 1-lOtr
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25

SEE US for Cockshutt pillow parts.
Ell CENTRIC TRACTOR Co
Imperial at R. r. Phone 220
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
l0-APARTMENTS FOR RENT
iI-HOUSE FOR RENT

FOR RENT 2 bedroom house, near
town. Inquire Bill Ladd at 533 So.
9Th st. after pm.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25

ROOMS ARE NEEDED
If you have room you would
like to rent-list it in the Post
Press Classified section. Phone
300.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
26--POUlTRY

WANTED ALL KINDS poultry. Pay
highest possible prices. Phone $40
Balboa Hotel, El Centre. Holtville
112, I. v. Milling Co. S. & M. Poul-
try.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25

Use the POST-PRESS WANT
ADS for results.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
22-ELECTRlCAL APPLIANCES
23--Miscellaneous For Sale

STEP LADDERS, 8 it. $3.50; 4 it.
step ladders, S1.40.
WHITING-MSEA co.
1878 Main Phone 1872
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25

DRY EUCALYPTUS wood 81 tier,
Athel So; some fireplace. Peddi-
cord. 3 mi. So Il w. Seal Heights
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25

20 gal gas water heater ....... $40
20 gal. auto, insulated water
heater, like new ................ $3.50
tank gas.
Gas range OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $2450
Gas cooker ........... .......... $3.50
BASEMENT
IMPERIAL, HARDWARE
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
CHICKEN DINNER

Auspicies Women's Club
IA State st
II a. m. to 2 p. ms p. m.--8 p. m
Thursday, Feb. 26th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14
Dressy types
Tailored models
Casual Styles
oil occasions and styled With sn7ortness thofs osnol

oil Fofs
OCo5 wills
REFER with rolled tailored oor and coore No black cuos
classic tweed blue REFERS Nooen
red blue no tailored coscs peory buoned red no gold blue
beige Sizes 9 to 20.
1000 wool crepe wills ond Uiord honcomb
button reefer beed box style with
embroidery black brown cosuosAogger slim box and REFER types
in cFevon woods
tobdc al properly obed beige nouo grey blue brown
Sizes 35I2 to 43K, IS to A.
aooe
qIo
Shops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14

Royon indies, Corsets-seeond Floor
5O-S1, Sl35 Brssseres, 89c-Ioce, lace and royon
sotin types, teo rose, white; 81 to 3d.
1913 GirdIes, Panty Girdes. Sl95-woyen of
"Lostex yarn, royon and cotton; some lace patterned,
others with supporting royon sotn. few with royon
Limo" poneIs. Teo rose, white, snoIl and large
sizes.
3o0-S3 TO $3.50 GrdIes, Ponty 6irdIes, l3S-
woven Of lose" Yorn, royon- ord- cotton; ocs pot
termed or oce with royon sotn, teo rose, white small
medium, Jorge,
3o0-s2, S2e5 Slips, S1sS-dscontinued styles raj.
Iored, Ioce- trimmed royon Jerseys in teo rose white
81 TO a in the group
l00-S5 Foundations. S4-loce patterned; woven of
"Lostex" yom, royon and cotton; tea rose, white.
black 3 10 s.
I40-Ss. $3.50 $3.50 GirdIes Foundations, S2e5,
S3o5 and S495-somples and discontinued styles in
Nubock Dorothy Bckum Skntex models; cotton boz
tjstes, royon hrocodes GirdIes "a 10 3; foundn-
tons Sc. 30. 40, So Only one or Two Of sbs or
type
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14

1915 t797S Farred Casual Coats-tS0.
Forstmonn, JuiIiofd, Croaleioh tweed and monotone
~ooens in boY styles with grey beige and Lynx-dyed wolf
coors Beige, grey, blue; sizes STA TO 4lh; 80 TO A.
Plus 1919 tox)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14
Clearing Handbags, Gloves, Royon Undies Corsets

20-S5.95 Hondboes, S39S-bIock brown, smooth
Golf ond Saddle Ieothers, tailored and hondIe types.
7o-s3 Hondboss. S2-ton, brown oIIqotor en-
bossed colts; wool gabordnes with potent touches;
red green ton doeskins (Ionb) wool types in green,
ton. red in frome, underorm ond hondIe pouches.
500 Handbags. Sl-os5orted styles in block, ton,
beige, soddIe Ieothers cowhide and copeskin (Iomb.
$50 Pr.-S35o Doeskin Gloves, Sl75-U1shobe
doe finished sheepskin; white. natural: 6button
lengths.
- pr-s2.2s to So Gloves 81 TO ss-ossorted STYLES
ond eothers; most white and slightly soiIed
l65 Prs.-Sl to s. Fobrie Gloves, 75c-royons cot
tons; assorted lengths; white, cycIomen.
80 Pr-S2 and $3.50 Fobric Gloves, Sl.2s-white
nyo0s, Cottons assorted lengths
III Prs.-Sle5 Cotton Gloves, Sl-whjte, gold block,
beige, red, 8-button lengths
10 pr.-S3 ond 81 Cotton Cloves. S2-poIko dotied
white types. s-button length
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14

Dressnoker models with short or
longer Jackets; ! TO 6-button clos
lnos. Navy ond black twill weoves
with doImon sleeves. Link and g.
button tweed fobrjcs with patch
pockets. Congratulated pIoids.
All fobrics either 1000 wool or
properly lobeIed os to fibre content
Aqua, gold, noW, black, pink, red,
beige, royal, oQuo. Misses ond
Juniors broken sizes.
Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14
20 Women's
1897 and SllO
Fur trimmed
Winter Goats
80 F! 's'' 20 -

W-Vomss's 1925 Casual Coah-J2S. Forst mann
and imported tweed fobrics in box styles Grey beige.
black and white; 36-42
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-04

Men who volunteer for the Navy
receive additional funds for their
dCpCndaDt5.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-04

minor aches and
pains develop. Use
only as directed.
Consult II phySi-
clan when pains
persist.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-04
Relief At Last
For Your Couch

Chronic bronchitis may dcyc.,p Z
your cough. chest cold, Or acute bvuu-
chitis is not treated and YOU cannot
ford to take chance with any mUJIUrHn
less potent than CrcomulSiun H..r.
goes right to the seat OF the trDI
help loosen and eXpcl a,rrH
rhlcgm and aid nature to SuOlA
.Ical raw. tender. inilamcd bYu. u'..ri
mucous membranes.
CreoinulSion blends bccChWOJG .rou-
Solc by special process with uIhp. 'r',.-
tested medicines for coughs. II ,u....u,
10 narcotics.
No matter how many m"GiClu'. "Du
have tried. tell your druggist Iu sell ..g
4 bottle OF Crcomlils!on viii. III, ..tt.v-
standing you must Ike tho va? 1t D'.j.,:
~ allayS the cough. p"ru,:tting l,... M
Slcer, or Won are to have youl ..rurY
back. tAdyp
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-04
NO NEW BUILDING
PAPERS SINCE JULY

$50 H..tHH@ permits were iSsi:cI
... ..- N.N,.uusr. Inc Tire Chief
...',.. .aJI.. II Nds tirc fourth con.
..,H'.,' H..ij .HICr any sut ui per.
r.. wg. -.Ilivd. tn" Idst Uein2 u,
.Ia.. su.,.ums1t tan uH ncW CON
........ t..' sc reason.
t.n b. rm. ilmU n;w construction
a.. .tj.I. fifteen permits were is
..i.a w 49, iur .dluCs al S22.G5U.
"u.,..u Nu..u'hcr last year there
.... o. nrmi. tor u"w building %.
.,a..Ea".
&C.," .I'laniC minor repairing
.,H- uu. uut permits arc not rcquir-
cd l.I .t,. i>pc Oi work.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-04
Buys Guernsey

rhoHu> Alfred Morgan of Hen.
d...nV recently purchased Il regis
."9oJ Guernsey bun from o. l.. Mcr.
nIo"' and fr.nk II. Burgin Of Ar
GrI. y G.. 10 add 10 his local heard.
Ergcd1lr Kings Dean 3lOT88 is
~" rH"lc ndcr which this animal is
tered with the American
Guernsey Cattle Club.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-04
ExftU-EaSt Relief
HEADACHE. NEURAIGIA

Headaches. the pains Of neuralgia.
muscular aches and functional ne
riOGIC pairs are quickly relieved by
Be. Why? Because the prCscrip-
ilon-tyDc ingredients III BIC" are
readily asSimllatcd. Such quick &C
ton naturally speeds relief.
Keep Zoe or 2lC package of
BIC" handy. Be prepared when
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-09-24
Annapolis And
West Point
Exams Oct. 3

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Con-
gresham ]. Harry McGregor, of
the 17th Congressional District
of Ohio, announces a preliminary
competitive examination for An
napolis and West Point, to be
conducted by the Civil Service
Commission. The examination
will be held on Saturday, Oct. 3,
1912 at the Post Office building,
in Mansfield.
The examination will be open
to all young men of the District
who are interested in appoint
ment to the Naval or the Mill
tary Academy. From the results
of the examination Mr.. McGregor
will select the principal and the
alternate candidates to fill one
vacancy at Annapolis and one