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Evening star., 1942-12-18
BY Thornton w. Burgess

Chatterer did some peeklng himself.
He hid where Peter couldn't see him,
but where he himself could see both
ways along the old stone wall, and
so it was that he saw Peter crawl
out from under the little bush where
he had been hiding and sneak away
in the direction of the dear Old
Briar Patch. And he knew that this
time Peter really had gone for good,
Then Chatterer laughed and
laughed to think how he had fooled
Peter Rabbit. and wished that he
could pat himself on the back for
being so smart. He didn't once
think of how dishonest and mean
it was Of Peter to spy on him be-
cause, you see, he would have done
the same thing himself, and he was
judging Peter by himself, "One has
to have ones wits very sharp these
days to keep secret" chuckled
Chatterer.
But over in the Old Briar Patch
that afternoon Peter Rabbit sat very
thoughtful and very much ashamed.
The thought that he had found out
where Chatterer's new house was
didn't give him the pleasure that
he had thought it would. His ears
still burned, for he thought that
Chatterer thought he was honest
when he wasn't.
Il believe I'll 60 over tomorrow
and tell Chatterer all about it and
how mean I have BEEN" said he at
last. And when he had made up
his mind to do this he felt better.
Evening star., 1942-12-18

Chatterer the Red Squirrel is a
scamp himself, and not to be trusted.
Nobody in the Green Forest or on
the Green Meadow trusts him. And
people who cannot be trusted them
selves never trust any one else
Chatterer never does. He is always
suspicious. So when Peter Rabbit
had said good-by and started for
the dear Old Briar Patch without
knowing where Chatterers new
house was Chatterer had made up
his mind right away that Peter
would never be satisfied until he
knew, or thought he knew, where
that new house was. You see he
knew all about Peters dreadful
curiosity. Besides, not being honest
himself, he didn't believe any one
else was honest.
He watched Peter out of sight,
then he slipped down out of sight
between the stones of the old wall
Il know what Peter will do said
he to himself. Peter will come
sneaking back and hide where he
can watch me and so find out where
my new house is. I'll just stay here
long enough to give him a chance
to hide and then I'll fool him
You see, Chatterer knew that if
he had been in Peters place he
would have done just that thing So
he waited q little while and then
went back to the place where Peter
Evening star., 1942-12-18

of the root is we'll known as an
astringent. The rind of the fruit
is boiled and used for tenia. A
beautiful jet-black ink also Is made
Of the rind.
In our country this fruit is grown
in Florida. Georgia, Alabama.
Louisiana and some of the other
Southern States The fruit is
shipped to Eastern and Northern
markets and there is now said to be
a growing demand for it.
The pomegranate is a native of
Southern Asia Here it is grown for
it's fruit and as an ornamental tree.
It's natural trend is to become bushy
but by careful training it can be
persuaded to reach a height of Is to
20 feet Numerous shoots spring
from the base of the plant and
must be cut of.
The branches are slender, twiggy,
almost cylindrical and protected by
thorns. The leaves are long. narrow
and glossy green. with red yeinx.
The blossoms have q red thick calyx
Evening star., 1942-12-18
PROPOSALS.

WPW PRo5EGT 2T,sY2o5Iga N0 AIR1ITIoN d Its r M Re
ReI :sssa bid. wAsHaaTSs ss
Io.rda,rry,, sEIdinss, to be kp9yn as th,e the
LoFHSgs aosrt II H. daIdsn oe.las Est MU o
Nineteenth Street and south Of .'B'' Street,
Southeast s,an in Reservation No; l3)i Wash,
commissioneFs at TT Room 500 sos, District icp
f.si f;Ms dEwTS & n he DAY i've q, dsys after
preference rating referred to below, and
then publicly opened and read aloud The
InstTuctions to Bidders, Form Of Bid. Form
Forms of Bid Bond also Performance
Bond may be examined and secured at the
snt 0see q Rdan the Chief CLERK EnginssE Depart
eertihed check: payable tot to the Collector or
o.a hasss s. for on sssn shs 'um ss Of Not Tsos
any one general contractor. Upon return
ton said deposits will be refunded The
Commissioners reserve the right to waive
any bdi sda. IN or to reject any Or
i've per centum (5re) Of the base bid in
xId shs form IN and subject the conditions pro
vii not be material factor in evaluatinR
nids tsee paragraph II Of the Instruc-
tlons to BloderS) Attention of bidders is
to conditions of employment to be observed
and minimum waae rates to be paid under
the contract. The attention of the bidders
submission Of bids which shall be nve t5l
days from the date of receipt by same OF
preference rating. Written acknowledge
ment will be required. No bidder may
withdraw his bid within thirty 600 days
aiter the actual date Of the opening there
Oh tSee paragraph "A of Instructions to
Bidders1 g. NJ. THORNETT, Secretary,
Board OF Commissioners, D. c.
dell 112,14.16,17.lS
Evening star., 1942-12-18
NATURES CHILDREN
POMEGRANATE.
(Punica granatum. }

Once in a while the Northern
markets display tray or small box
OF pomegranates Customers size up
the odd-looking fruit and pass it by.
A few ask questions and are de-
lighted to see for the first time a
pomegranate. They have read about
this fruit, because there are refer
ences to it in the Bible. Theophras-
tus went into great detail about
it 300 years before the Christian
era. Pliny was loud in its praises,
considering it not only the most
valuable fruit of his time, but the
most beautiful. and he also extolled
its medicinal properties. The bark
Evening star., 1942-12-18
Take Ny Word for 1t
Bv FRANK COLBY.
French Names in the News

| Clip this column for reference, for
these names are sure to be of in
creasing Importance. The symbol
"(n)" stands for, not an m sound,
but for the French nasal sound
which has no equivalent in English.
Allow the nasal sound to come
through the nose, and do not give it
even the slightest sound of the Eng
lish consonant m"
VICHY. The French do not rhyme
the name with "flshy." The accent
falls lightly on the second syllable
thus: vee-SHEE
HENRI PHILIPPE PETAIN. The
III" of Henri is silent The first syl-
liable of Petain is like the English
word pay" The second syllable is
accented, and has the vowel sound
of pan, tan, but with the n" strong
ly nasalized. thus: ahGn -REE fee
LEEP pay-TA(N)
CHARLES DE GAULLE. There
must be law that compels broad
casters to say dee GAWL." But the
correct pronunciation is very easy.
The final IS" of Charles is silent,
and the "a" is almost as fiat as in
gal. pal. De is neither dee" nor
day 1t is rather like the word
dub without the "b." Gaulle rhymes
with hole, pole. Say: sharl duh
COLE.
JEAN DARLAN. In French. "j"
has the "zh" sound like the z" Of
azure, In Darlan, the first "a" is
fiat. Say: zhah tn dar-LAHtN>
HENRI HONORE GIRAUD. The
"o's" of Honore sound about like the
short ~ (uh) sound of 90 in
honey, money. The "h's" Of Henri
and Honore and the ID" of Giraud
are silent. Say: ah(n -REE uh-
MURRAY zhee-ROE
PIERRE LAVAL. Laval is not
"luh- -VAWL." Both as are ap-
proximately as fiat as in gal, pal,
Say: pyair laval
MAXINE WEYGAND. "W" in
French is pronounced "v.' The "a
of Weygand is silent, and the m
is nasalized. Say: mak-SEEM way
GAH CN.
Ask s. today for for my CONDENSED ed, and and
French, . valuable ana authentic rs
sddressed eenS .nVelops ien 70 rr.nR celey sem
care Of The Evening Star. ASK for
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Evening star., 1942-12-18
1000 Bags YuIe Mail
Destroyed by Cigarette
ne tAs Asor;at>S press

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES.-Fire, blamed
by firemen on a carelessly tossed
cigarette, destroyed 1000 bags of
Christmas mail at Union Station
The charred wreckage revealed
such gifts as sleds. dolls. baby
buggies, boxes Of candy. wearing
apparel and jewelry.
Evening star., 1942-12-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
PAUL B. ELCAN, Attorney,
Columbian Building. fI6 5th St. NV

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Co.
lumbia--Amos g: Patch, 21s John Mar
shall Place NV. Washington. D. c..
Plaintiff VS.. Elizabeth Madge Patch, A.
Hamilton Road, Brighten tSX), England.
Defendant.--Civil Action No. 17so2,-The
on,eet OF this suit is to obtain decree Of
of voluntary separation for Ave consecutive
years without cohabitation. On motion
Sember; 1912, ordered that the defendant
Elizabeth Madae Patch, cause her appear
snce to be entered herein on or before the
fortleth day, exclusive OF Sundays and
lesal holidays. occurring after the day of
the hrst publication of this order: other
in case Of default. Provided a copy Of this
order be published once week for three
successive weeks in the Washington Law
before said day. (S) MATTHEW F. Nc
GUIREr, Justlce. 1SeaD Attest: CHARLES
LOBE. Depntv Clerk dei 81 u - -
Evening star., 1942-12-18

stsses for F ne 6istriet Dt of aE cofumBs BsrifR II
Known as II Lpee pee5 so
Afidavit Albert Viauit ESQ. Being duly
sworn according to law, hereby deposes
Of this Honorable Court: that he is attor-
ney Of record therein Of the above-cap-
TONED limited partnership: and that he is
Partnership. said terms beng as follows:
The frm name of the said partnership is
,1Te se as ,p 4U The
insry' somen's apparel and ready .to- wear set
urS o{ wasRaptdss faa ssab B 'cd e.
ury Is ofntEai of bpnsrs Of the m Gens
Nsw yo!k New YORK ar. spssisi i PsftneTs sssa rs
$500 t. as sap5a 81 tfs Il. sm speea
Sy Ury: $4,000; George Blssr;, $4,000: and
ysmber IS: 1872 10 Decem6er 81, 1919
ei.d ns pan1ps al Pa 9es Of ne firm ar are To-
Of WASHINGTON, D. C. The Washington
kS1.,, Loan 4 TTus; w c9mpany at 9th and F
has been desisnsted deposi,sry ''tat Of she the
nrm. ,Msnagement Of the affairs Of the
firm shall BE- under the exclusive control
bility of sl three Special Partners Of the
hrm for any losses that may be sustained
shau be limited TO the amounts OF their
The Article, OF ASSOCIATION of the Am
we're recorded IN the olflca Of the Clerk
h {h daS S99Fi y 50P pg9c 81 Ne
AULT STATE Of New Yor, County Of
New York Subscribed ard wcrn TO be-
fore me. Notary Pubic. on this Goth
day of November, 1912. tSeaID BENJAMIN
WOLPER Notary Pubic, Bron: Co. Clk
No. g6. Ras. No 65-W-i"; New York Co
elk. No. 551, Ror No. 3-W-3la Comms-
sion expires Marc.l 30 1913
de3,4 5,lu,lll3,l.,lS,l 1874, "5,"6
Evening star., 1942-12-18

The dollar Is . war weapon with
the advantages Of . boomerang,
Put into War bonds, 1t will return
TO you later With interest
Evening star., 1942-12-18
LETTER-OUT


called column opposite
Answe to
ROUGHS-SOUGH
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Evening star., 1942-12-18

West opened the king of hearts
and continued the suit. On the third
round OF hearts South ruffed with
the nine OF spades, and West over
ruf1ed with the queen. West shifted
to the jack of diamonds, East WIN
nm g with the ace. At this point East
mad the curious idea that he could
get a club ruff, so he led his single
ton club.
South covered with the eight OF
clubs, West played the nine and
dummy won with the queen. De-
clarer next cashed the king and ace
OF trump and casually led the four
OF clubs from his hand West made
the mistake Of playing the three Of
cluos, Whereupon dummy played the
deuce!
The next club was won by dummy's
ace, and East made the mistake OF
discarding low diamond. He could
have saved himself by putting up
the diamond queen on dummy's next
lead, but he played low, and South
won with the diamond king. A third
round OF diamonds forced East to
win. At this stage any return al
lowed South to ruff in one hand and
discard the losing club from the
other. South lost only a trump. two
hearts and two diamonds, making
his doubled contract.
Yesterday you were Oswald ia
4 cobys partner and, with neither
side vulnerable, you held
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Evening star., 1942-12-18
DAVID L. RIoRDAN. Woodward Bldg.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Co
lumo In Re Application of Arlin Morris
Gardner for Change of Name.-Civil Action
filed a complaint for a judgment changing
his name to Clifford Arlin Gardner, jr.,
and having applied to the Court for an
by law in such CO ses. it is, by the Court
this 10th day of December, 1912, Ordered
that all persons concerned show cause. if
any there b.. on or before the 9th day
of January, 1913, why the prayers Of said
complaint should not be granted Provided
a week for three consecutive weeks before
SAID, day in. The Evening Star and The
Washinston Law Reporter. ,S) MATTHEW
Test: CHARLES E. STEWART, Clerk. BY
HIIDA MARIE GOWEN, Deputy Clerk
delS,24,3l
Evening star., 1942-12-18
Fronk willard
BY Will Eisner
BY Art Huhto
BY Paul Foqorty

I heard baby tellin' the kids how
you kin question a sleepin' person
and they is bound to tell ever.
thing they know. I am pertendin'
to be asleep and I'll mischief EN- by
tellin' EN- somethin' redickless!
Evening star., 1942-12-18
Bridge SwindIes-No. 12o

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It's a mystery to us how South
wound up playing the hand at two
spades, when East should have been
making three hearts for game and
rubber. Some Of East's defensive
plays are equally mysterious, but
South still needed a swindle to bring
his contract home.
East dealer.
EastWest vulnerable.
Both sides 60 part-score.
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Pass Pass SSS
Evening star., 1942-12-18
Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.

David Bruce Burnstone, Oswald Jaco-
BY, Howard Schenken and Theodore
A. Lightner worlds leading team of
four, inventors of the system that
has beaten every other system in
existence)
Evening star., 1942-12-18

Ask today for my condensed and
simpihed rules for pronouncing
French, q valuable and authentic ref
erence Send 4 3-cent stamped. self
addressed envelope to Frank Colby, in
care OF The Evening Star. Ask for
French Rules pamphlet.
released by the Bell Syndicate. mc.)
Evening star., 1942-12-18
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE coNTR o [
1912. Notice is hereby given that the fol-
loving persons have applied for Licenses un-
eraee Control Act, and that protests will be
received on or before December 90 1912
at 9:15 am, in Room 225. District Build
q. public hearing OF such protests: S6.
Philip s. Helig,. TIA Georgetown Tobacco
Company rsfaliers A 3aq7 street
ket. retailers b. 1900 9th street sw
THOMAS ELLIS LODGE. AGNES K MA
BON, WILLIAM p MEREDITH, Alcoholic
Beverage Control Board. de1l,1S
Evening star., 1942-12-18
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Answer: Bid three spades. Your
opening bid, two doubles and raise
should show your full strength If
your partner has just a little high
card strength, he will 60 on to game
Raising just to three gives him a
chance to stay out Of trouble if he
happens to have a very weak hand
with something like four small
spades five hearts to the jack. three
little diamonds and a singleton club
Score 100 per cent for three spades.
10 per cent for four spades, so per
cent for two no-trump.
Question No. 1883.
Today you hold the same hand,
but the bidding is different:
Schenken You Lightner Jacoby
Pass 10 ~ Pass
Pass Dbl. Pass IA
Pass 90
What do you bid? ANSWER to-
morrow
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t3-cenD, self addressed envelope is in
Ssse dressed TO" to the 80 Four Hces care of RI.
Evening Star. II you desire the pocket
outline of the Four Aces system OF
contract bridge. send with your request
Star, stamped f3-cenD, self addressed,
laree-sjze envelope and you will receive
an outline without any charge.
Evening star., 1942-10-06

Parcels for the Forces" in three Grand
assortmenfs of practical items heW need
and also delicious, good things to eat.
They're mailed free from factory.
The Boeing-l lib. box oondied fruits,
l. lib. box chocolate and vanilla cookies.
box qoce- -morshmolow- fruit oonnbino-
ton, lib. box rum and butter toffee,
box morshmoIows, ! box hard candies,
box kroft Swiss cheese, | box tosty crack
ers ond these handy items as we'll -.
large comb, eoseI-booked steel mirror,
! TEX tooth brush, IS double edged rozor
blades, or Officers Club shampoo and
| jar Officers Club mediooted foot bo!n
Plus q thank you cord for his reply All
for only MAILED Free Prom FoctoryJ -----5.95
3.95 Assortment. Contains large Old
fashioned fruit coke, Ioree box assorted
cookies, jor Port wine jelly, ior strawberry
jam, package California figs, jor New
England spice relish, package fruit bon
bons, package sour bolls, box Florida
crystolIized fruits, complete first-oid kit,
Gillette rozor bIodes. Z hondkerchiefs,
pocket size current novel, sturdy non-in-
fIommobIe comb and thonk-you cord
for his reply MAILED Prom roetorYJ --3.e5
2.79 Assortment. With delicious | -Ib.
roisin coke, complete service mendine kit
with scissors, five double edged rozor
blades, Dupont tooth brush, steel shaving
mirror in oose, jar Port wine jelly, box
fancy cookies, box mixed fruit bonbons,
box mint droeees, box candy nut crunch,
package sour balls. and jar California
orange noornoIode. And q thank you
cord for his reply Mailed Free From racsory) 2.79
Rookie Cookies" carton of assorted
delicious cookies the boys reolIy like
Substantially packed and ready to be
shipped ------------------1,75
Gift Ca~tses. Main Floor. Tie Heehf Co..
Mems Fitted Travelling case. Contoins
complete showing outfit, ronicure set
ond sterIized clothes and hair brushes
Patented slide Fastener closing In OK
ford, horness brown and sunton; genuine
leother II h. II oxnees)----------15.O
Others 6.95 to $35
Dopp Kit for toilet articles and occes-
sories Washable lining with hyperion
new Victory closing. Russet and tunton
shodes in smooth top-eroin oowFlde
8 to is os~e-,) 81 TO $50
Luggage, Main Floor. The Heeh Co.
Evening star., 1942-10-06
DON'T FORGET THE GIRLS

Here ore appropriate Christmas Sits for X
the WAVES, WAACS and NURSES. +
YardIey Soop Chests. Two foce. three
toilet and two bath size soaps
u lbs, S ossJ Plu. 1922 tox Z.35
Horriet Hubbard Aver Beouty Kits. Night 4
cream, cleansing cream ond skin fresh 4
ener( II H., 9 o.s.) Plus loeo tox-------l.5O 4
Dossett and RomsdeII Beouty Kits. Skin =
lotion, hand lotion, cleansing cream, =
foundation cream and foce pow y
der II ID. II oxs) Plus 1917 tox------l.OO =
Fomous Bath Sets. Select her fovorite \
brand. YordIey, Lentherio, ShuIton's \
Old Spice, Dorothy Groy, Harriet Hub 4
bord Aver and Richard Hudnut, 4
nB. oss. xb) pu, loas tox 81 to SIS \
Toilet Water IN oa~e.s) ----59e to s.
Plus 1917 tax.
ToiIetries, Main Floor
Hondke erchiefs to ST =
Womess Hdkts. Mais Floor \
Lounsins Robes IN to 2 lbsJ $50 to
Robes, Third Floor ZZ.oO =
Bedroom Slippers III to II easees) $50 :
to $50 :
Womes's Shoes Main Floor. The HeeAf Co. Z
X X 4 + 4 \ X \ X 4 4 X K X \ X \ X X K K
Evening star., 1942-10-06

Manhattan Tie and Handkerchief Set.
Already boxed for moiine. Contains
hand tailored, resiIient-oonstructed tie Of
cotton -nohoir and fine cotton hand
kerehief II sxxee,) ------------l.5O
Army Slippers ore fine, too, beoouse they
fold up into small space. Waterproof
lining, cushioned heel Il on.ees) ---l.25
News Furnishings, Main Floor. The Hreht Go.
McGreeor Sleeveless Sweoters in 1OO9o
wool army khaki and navy blue All wool
knit Slipover, Wee neck style ----3.95
IN onrees)
Some Sweater with sleeves (l2 ounces 5.o5
Assortment Of miniature games. SmoII
ond compoot for seNicemen. Chess,
checkers, backgammon and ohine-peg
Is to ! omsees)- 90 to 2.96
PIeyins Cords n .a.e.,) 25e 10 3.z5
per deck
Me~'s Stert Shops, Mas Floor, The Heeht Co.
Slippers. Wool lined for wormth and
comfort In tan with hard |eother soles
Sizes 7 to ! ne ossees) es)----------3.50
Ms~'s Shoes. Msis Floor. The Heeh' Co.
Evening star., 1942-10-06

Kristen Air-cooled Pipes TO $40
g ounces, with case
Loektite Tobacco Pouch with room for
pipe in the bottom. Oilskin, zipper-lined
top. In black or ton leather 4 o.s.)l.5o
Other pouches 81 to $50
Nomination Shirts, Army or Navy regu-
Iotion, in khoki-coIored broodoloth. Sizes
IA to II 10 ounces ------3.Oo to $50
Cotton Kheki Ribbed Hose. Fine quoIity.
Sizes lO-l2 9 ounces )------------75e
Other hose Soc to $50
swonk Pocket Kit with handy tweezers,
scissors, file and comb q ounces ---l.5O
Other kits 81 to $50
swonk RoH-Up, convos, Waterproof.
Lined Utility Kit. Consists Of comb, file,
hair brush, metal non-b breokoble mirror,
tooth poste, shaving cream, rozor ond
blodes (9 oanees)------------
Leather, oilskin-Iine Utility Kit. Roonoy,
but compact. Ideal for holding the boys
personal needs IN ounees) --3.95 to o.So
DuffIe Boss with | 7 practical items. Sew
ina kit needles, toIoun, soop. nail tile
comb, tooth brush, tooth powder, foot
powder, shoe polish, Bond-Aids, shoe
brush, shoe douber polishing rag, blades,
xtyptic pencil and oolored threods In
navy or khaki (2h toands) -------3.SS
swonk Utility Kit. Leather with Upper
cIosinq Complete with set Of brushes,
comb, nail file, rozor, blades, tooth poste
and shaving cream. Space for other
small, essential items Il tonsd) 300
Swonk AlI-Leother Travelling Kits with
inner compartment containing comb,
slippers, nail file, tweezers, non-breok-
oble mirror, hair brush, lotion bottle, soop
dish, holders for tooth paste, shaving
cream, tooth brush and rozor
nB. B.13o.sy $50
Other travelling kits 3.S5 to $40
LektroIite FIameIess Gs hter. ldeol tor
the services. Eosy to operate and one
fiIIino Iosts for months. Made in nickel
with silver finish Is oMnees -------5.95
Other lighters 81 to 1.s5
Swonk Writing Pad. khoki-ooIored con-
vas, leather bound edge. Contains paper,
envelopes, address book and colendor
. IN o~~e.s) $50
Other pads at 3ss
Mem's Furnishings, Main Floor. The Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1942-10-06

Money Belts in navy or khaki. Very es-
sentoI for money or small ortices. Also
in simulated Leather q ss~e.s) loo
Sewing Kits Army or Navy. Aneot, COM
poet kit containing thread. needles, thinn-
Bile and buttons In khaki or novy
Il e~.e.s) 81, 1.5o. 81
Khoki Wrop- p-around Fitted Utility Case.
Small ond compact but holds lot. Con-
toins necessoY utilities for men in the
service IN o.xces)
Gift Cn~.ee~. Main Floor, Tie HeeAt Co.
Stationery, specially packed for service
men, IS sheets, so envelopes and "a post
cords They'll need several boxes
e toa.ds) l.95
Dunh;Ii Lighter. White metol--4.75
Jereiry Detaytmesf-Mnis Floor
Writing Coses (6t 5 onners) 1913 to 1926
Pen and Pencil Sets. Nationally known
makes, most welcome with seNiceren.
With clips at the top to hold them securely
ond inoonspicuously in his pocket
Is {. 3 easee,) IS to 2z.5o
I0o6 tox on pencils and some pen,
Sfaiossyy, Mais Floor. Tie Heckf Co.
Evening star., 1942-10-06

OCTOBER 81 is the otes doe for gifts The Post
office department will make every effort deliver gifts
marked "Christros Porce" before the hoidoy To be
toin Of delivery mail eory in October
SHOE BOX SIZE the best because shipping space needed
for essenos e-b. weight suggested but packages
up lbs. and inches in length and AZ inches in length
and erh combined will be accepted Only parcel week
for oddressee Mo week if you to send them
than gift.
Evening star., 1942-10-06

WRAP SECURELY Of If you could the heops Of
poceIs the holds Of ships you'd to- Tie package
it, No perishobes inomr'oble materials
or-intoxiconts.
POSTAGE NEEDED just necessary to send parcel to
posoffice core of which addressed (Noe Packages
be addressed in New York San Francisco Post
moster)
GIFTS FOR THE BOYS this country should be moiIed to their
comps.
Evening star., 1942-07-26

ALI THROUGH MEALS-From soup
to nuts, Krispy Crackers point up
the flavor of every course and make
each one taste much better!
Evening star., 1942-07-26

FOR PicNIcS = Take q package of
Krispy Crackers with you on your
next picnic! It's fun to make ap-
petizing snacks right on the spot.
Evening star., 1942-07-26

FOR PANTRY RAIDS - When little
panes of hunger demand satisfac-
ton, top of q few Krispy Crackers
with any handy tidbit in the icebox!
Evening star., 1942-07-26

AND IN CASE OF BlAcKoUTS-
Krispy Crackers are ready for any
emergency. And the wax-wrapped
package keeps them fresh for days!
Evening star., 1942-07-26


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