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Detroit evening times., 1943-02-11
Give
Your Feet An
Ice.Mint Treat

Burning CsiIousss- Pu SWnE m fsw Sssp
Don't groan about tired. burning feet.
Don't moan about eallouses. Get busy and
give them an Ics-Mint treat. Feel the com
forting, soothing eoolness Of Ies-hint driv-
ing out fiery burning. aching tiredness.
Rub Ice-Mint over thoss ugly hard old
corns and eaIiousss, ss directed. See how
white, eream-like les-Mint helps soften
them up. Get foot happy today the lee
Mint way. Your druggist has Ies-hint
Detroit evening times., 1943-02-11
BY RUSSELL wHELAN
IS Chapter XXI

The Japs stayed away on the
twenty-sixth and twenty-seventh
.of December, possibly to count
their wounds and certainly to de-
wise a new strategy for dealing
with the terrible tiger-shark-faced
killers OF Burma.
The Tigers fretted at this en-
forced inactivity, especially be-
cause they now had a good supply
of tracer bullets, which had turned
up In the cargo of a Catalina flying
boat which landed at Rangoon on
Christmas Day. on its way TO Aus
tralia. The pilot OF this ship had
seen some of the fighting. and he
figured that If the Tigers could do
any better work against the Japs
with tracer bullets, they were the
boys to have them.
On December 28 the JapS inau-
gurated their new plan. The Tigers
had plenty of warning and 10 of
them went up TO engage the
enemy, who appeared in the sur
prisingly small force of 10 bombers
and five fighters. The Japs. how
ever. refused battle. and the en-
counter developed into a game OF
aerial tag with the Tigers having
TO chase their prey all over south
ern Burma.
RETURN TO REFUEL
After almost two hours Of this
In which the Tigers Had dewhed
only two Japs. the remaining 1a
raced for home and the Tigers re-
turned TO Mingaladon 10 refuel and
discuss this puzzling development
They were enlightened immedi.
ately by a new alarm reporting a
strong Jap force Of 30 on the way
10 bombers and 20 pursuits.
Only four Tomahawks could i'm.
r1ediately take the air 1.-THE Others
were being retueled. or under re.
pairl but dozen of the Raj
Joined the Tiger quartet and me'
lthe Jap force 40 miles TO th,
Southeast. The 20 japanese pur,
suits Immediately engaged the Il
defenders, while the bombers ig
nored the battle and steerec
straight for Mingaladon.
The intent was eieHf-to catcf
the remaining Tomahawks anC
Buffaloes on the ground, and bomt
them to perdItion while the de
fcnse was busy elsewhere. Blu
before the bombers could reaci
the airdrome. six other Tigers hat
raced aloft and from 10000 fee
dove into the thickest of the JaI
formation.
3 CRASH IN FLAMES
Within five minutes eight Of IN,
lap hnmherS had crashed In flames
Two Of them got through ant
dropped their loads on the edge o
the airdome where the patheti
cally weak anti-aircraft fire wa
not effective above 5000 fee
With the principal enemy fore
dispersed, the Tigers and RAJ
men went Oft 10 join their fellow
who had taken on the first ia
wave. II developed, however, tina
The sole duty Of this force ha
been TO draw the main strengt
of the AVG and the Raj we
AWAY from Mingaladon so IN
Detroit evening times., 1943-02-11

turned tbe switch. was breath
Ing hard and fast. We went
down almost vertical, but they
lodged us, and my bullets went
behind the one ! aimed at.
NEARLY BLACKED OUT
The others had told me how fast
the little devils could get around
on our tails, so l barreled straight
down. l must have had my
throttle wide open in, my excite.
ment, because when / started
pulling out and looked around to
see If any one was on my tail, !
nearly blacked out. eased back
on the throttle, leveled out and
climbed sharply. 1 spotted the
Detroit evening times., 1943-02-11

ming low on fuel and bullets, went
back to see whether they had an
airdome left TO land on.
They almost didn't. The other
Jap formation had bombed Minga-
ladon from end TO end; the Raj
buildings were in flames, and fires
rose from several planes and
trucks that had been caught along
the British end of the field. Head
quarters building was on fire, and
several shacks that housed the
tools and equipment OF the AVG
ground crew were already smok-
ing ruins.
Detroit evening times., 1943-02-11
GREAT ATTACK FORCE

After they had been up an hour
without look at a Jap. suddenly
out OF bank OF cloud 10 the
eastward came a great attacking
force OF about 40 bombers and 70
pursuits. When the Japs sighted
the Tigers and the Raj the gie
Evening star., 1943-11-05
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ADDING MACHS., Burrouehs. sundstrand,
Victor, hand ard elec Sale OF rent, low
pLl>GIfn, lI foI ClrGIe, llF lfth St. NV D1. 727?
.ity: PO, 376o, Apt. s03. -
ANllet ian1I lESSmStlpper rocker, stool, mirror.
amp oLentar rug, etc. BY appointment
only S,Ieo 5000.
hNTIoIE>-Andirons. large and small,
loned tea and coffee service Sets. English
f9nee }ne urn, MT nTeautHul brass and bronze Of all
a. G.oTgetown Brass Shop, 303} NJ st. n. ".
eornaS rTn6osaGiy hS6aaGiy American large wanu,
top table Si6o for three: exceient Sf m2T2f co6d-
Ton, Ho. 1852 after $50 pm. George
BABY BY COACH: steel wheels. like new.
BED; double, Murphy roll away; excellent
BTDRooM Ipyt ytSp SETS ,?S Gh :ptscc I4S@ maboganv
neW; $50; 5-ptece maple SO cH. = 500. TO-
l54l No. LongfelIow St. Arl., Va, Apt u.
BEDROOM SET with twin beds. $50:
sniq Col. mana, mah Shesf st." drawors s9is
$50: rare old fruitwood buffet, SIS: scat
ffa stado 5so 55s cohn Apt mirFors vd orTsns s"
BEDROOM SUITE. bookcase, vanity chests
sigdiq n1iq couch. wardrobe. rugs. WE DO
Rsf1}RNG sfDKW sIITF IETTTiman; i3o3 Ga ave s.
prewar built. new condition, pcs, Incl
dTouble bed. See it at $500 N. 9th st., Arl
BICYCLE, ,glrl's 26-in good balloon tires
good condition.; childS desk and char
sLoWnR s1 WnPe Eme7son n,sh Aisnjc osoa
BOX sfRING, Simmons felt mattress;
Tuop9ft RoXTs new; W., $40, o.. OR, OIL, .,-.,,
an hardware applied, paddock included:
i1c Tay 81 In 9ne dsa IN to wde I3a in deep
they oes ss5 5Gr s'RfaEs 8arker or LumbeT nqnh
s:tssoTcHH@ss at1 N5S H@sS ADDlsc AsniD MACHINE with
ICALCULATORS, Marchant, Monroe, Bur-
ronghs. hand and cleo, sale or rent. Priced
fG5AshIi GAMiERSsi SsiFGs: Gr,l dila l4th nv DI 32
color and Panatomic films Dupont oS53.
CAMERA AND ENLARGER-Eastman
EKTAR 35-mm. camera with flo 5o-mm,,
t3.:i 55,mm; wide angle. f3.5 9O-mm. teie-
Gfoot photo Elk EKTAR lens, fash synchronlzer,
and 4-inch EKTAR lens, complete acces-
sotT s9rleSi s.al al! factory condition. Box
CAMERAS boucnt. sold and EXCHANGED
csners Me pay you hlsheit cash price for your
Bring them to US today ] sommers Camera ri;
EXchanee, 1910 New York ave ME i7S.:
coat: broedtail Persian lamb, black. eX
TINES; timsTS; cost S495 90. Call Union 1910 !.
Goat; eseaarr black Forstmann. wooleH tuxedo,
a. sacrifice, for quick sale CAN RE
,CoATs-Green, size "a S6.75: woman's
brown coat. size 40, cost. $50, sell for S25,
COOK os sro7Es, SosY eosi and kerosene heaters
gas heaters, gas ranges. Used stoves and
heaters not rationed trunks. iceboxes
acme acme FURNITURE, 1Ol5A 1th St. NV. Ma
CORNETS-Reynolds, sterling silver bell
Ss9 30; Lemar. like new, S37 so. Call Re
public 62l2. KITS, 1880 G st. middle
DESkS-Ofhce desks. typewriter. Smiths
storage Co: 1913 You st. NV
DESKS, fat-top, two 36X26 genuine wal
nut, Colonial design, new condition: also
uGht and desk accessories. Phone EX
S36s. No dealers. s.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDION and saxophone wanted. STATS
ANTIQUE JEWELRY, silver diamonds. dem
| tal gold old watches: need for repairing
We pay cash Schlllcrs 444 9th II " i.
BEDROOM. dining, living room furniture.
contents Of apts or homes; ~ once: We DO
moylmg carefully: STORAGE. IA @937 s.
BOOKS AND LIBRARIES urgently wanted
goo6 prices paid. Ma. 114l
BOOkS-Highe%t prices paid for good
books Bargain Book Store, SOS 9th St
nv D!. 5O07. Open Sunday and ewes. %
CaMERAS. movie equip, photo supplies.
CaSh! Trade! Brcnner, 943 Penna ave.
H,T, z, orII Re 2434; Open 9 a m, to !:30 p m,
~, oLo Lo,lHiNG-Hishest prices paid for mems
HSsd HSs S!othins Berman'Ss; ll"2 ,7th st. NV.
MEMS BOYS USED cLoTHiNd, % SANS nH!4
3237 NJ st; NV. MI 27l5. Open eve viii cal.
CL0THING-Bester prices paid for mems
used Use Clothing. Harry S: l13S tn st. n. ".
CLOTHING, AND SHOES mems. women's.
chlldren's: best prices paid. Morris Cloth
Ing Store. III 4th st. s.w. EX 1858. So
ELECTRIC TRAINS, H o and o gauge,
alrplane motors: highest prices. Corr's
Hobby supply. $40 9th st. NV, RE. 2O7a.
EQClPMENT, restaurant, bakery and
KItGhen; liberal prices paid RE. 661l
FuRN., in gooo, clean condition; stoves,
coil sprngs Highest prices paid, i c.
FURNITURE-Bedroom living room, misc
prompt attention; highest cash prices Gail
any time. RE. 1904; ewes. Me 5317. s.
Continued on Next Pags3
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY AND FRUIT STORE for sale:
Sacrlflce to quick buyer selling on account
of health; profitable cash store, good living
quarters; closed Mondays; don't miss this
opportunity, 2427 Lee hwy, Arlington,
na OXloTq 4b44 TO-
BEAUTY SHOP. splendid location. doing
a good business. For information call
EHr 1894 from B to 7:3e; Sunday. GE.
ROOMING HOUSE. T rooms: good busj-
ness; ness cash or small terms; give me good
FOR SALE, newly furn. suesthouse in
best section downtown; income. ST 900 to
$1,000 month. RE 9413.
REMODELING, 10 years ex-
perience;- reasonable; call for free esti-
mates. J. A. Jordan. WO. 272s. lis
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PERSONAL.
ES HATS REMODEIED,

LADIES' HATS REMODELED, blocked.
vogue Hats, t31 18th ST. NV. EX. :;9l1 D.
MOTHER will give loving care TO children,
n nrhree to FIVE years, IN refined home.
WILL PARTY who answered advertisement
in Oct. % Star. Box 1SO-H. send name
and address to this box Letter was not
i-WAY WEIGHT REDUCING. spot reduc-
| uon: self-applcation assures results; home
vi WATSH ToEk RTPAIRNG snpAl1IcsS to Day 1sryice
PHONE SHEPHERD 1850. ask Tor MISS
Powell If you are in need of loan
up to $500 on your signature
HEMORRHOIDS eradIcated bv my own
method, Results effective for life
time or money back. Write for booklet No
drugs or surgery. DIR. SOMMERWERCK,
1855 Columbia rd Adams O3SS
PROXY PARENTS PLAN-A service de-
Slened to aid parents attend their social
fT71nctions fl day and nisht service operate
al over the city, TR. 1870. -
DR.; LEHMAN, PLATE SPECIALIST.
Plates Repaired While You Wait
431 7th ST. NV, ME. 1856. H.
NEED EXTRA MONEY?
Only requirement is that you be en-
ployed. 1t costs you nothing to investigate
just phone DAVE PENNEY. CHI 1924
DENIAL IABoR2ToRy ARBooRR22TTooRy
Room ?O1. Westory Bldg. sos l4th ST. NV
DIR. H. W. JOHNSON, DENTIST.
False Teeth Repaired While You Wait.
Room 6O2. Westory Bldg. 6O5 l4th NV.
Evening star., 1943-11-05

HAY, timothy. GOOD. baled: . tors OF a
H,,!e over. $50 per ton a. barn. Rockville
MANURE. poultry. tor flowers and Victory
Sardens, contains no weeds. Cal Nor.h
FEED HOGS on shares. III furnish truck
and hog YOU hau! GARAGE ard feed
hen. FCy "p5-If. Star So
ROAD GRANEL-D-!vevav streets and
roads Dr.voways built. De-, Nd. and D c.
VARIED 3gi s'
TOPSOIL, A. Gu ycs IS re- load de-
lIvered Phone h.eEanc-la -|HI
PRUNE FRUIT TREES NOW.
Have healthy aruECa.' Croo- 0ey'
year. special rE'es on - O. move '-oer.
PrUro O. c. down trees o. I'll kinds;
lawns revira..ze6. Free est!na.es Cal
Evening star., 1943-11-05
WONDERGRO

No'h:n- he..e-. you- rs.sa5o~ s-vs 50
and 50 VII YOU vhen you have rod -ou
Of th's >u0er rely tc-.,,.-ad aur f-o,"
ground black l-mu.. axes 7Cr~ SOIL,
5000 and oOod SOILS ce-t~r. acts quickly,
holds moisture. hlEhlv ofec, ve ~ sra e.
'-eeS. shrubs, roses. vines and A0VCES. ma
idea. plan. food you have .C-E been locking
for SIS TON delivered. lawns seeded re-
pared or Eeuyera-cd. bsar'..u. specimen
eyerggeenS. fOwt".uE shrubs, trl!' and
shade trees: co,o:tul Aaes;ona walk ter-
races, rock gardens. lily pools on do0-
tlrepiaCes. drainage. m".ChluE. SCrsv:Hz,
pruning and tranSplantlng, free eS.ima' 2.
Evening star., 1943-11-05
DOGS PETS ETC

FREE TO coon HOME-4 healthy mixed
breed puppies. mother has excellent Gis7o-
SItiO0. Phone WI 9"5g.
DOBERMAN PINSCHER PUPPUS. ped
greed, from champion stock. CAL Tayio-
Sl4G
RABBIT DOGS. pei-. broke. w....am Ma
eTud@r. FalriauG. Mo
PUPS, rcgIs.er,d hench-'rcacd beag,s,
come from blue ribbon h4rr.re Stock.
SI5 Gai:hersburE A"-F-2
PUPS. Shepherd-Co,.'e. &, females. very
playful, idea! companions - each. Falls
Church S.il-M-H
Evening star., 1943-11-05
BOATS.

CABIN CRUISER, owens e. IUTe IH46,
DerfeCt condition. fully eoulpDec $4,000,
VII deliver 70 Wasl.Nf' f'On. S!CrOy Wen
man, y. FleGer.C: s.. Baltimore, Nd.
LeELrp-ol --HO. Forest |eG5
GtTBOARD MOTOR. I'll Ey..~udr cot
~.n :! wears ago never been used. sell for
800. cash only. Pc. $50 s. or sun. =.
NANTED-OG'boaId motors. regardless II
s!ze or concl.Cn: casn FOR same. 137
ll'h s. sc
CRIISTR Elco of-l. GRAY motor; sleeps
four. eXoelleN: CoTC FR 4Hl1 or inquire
Yacht lore 1900 Maine ave
Evening star., 1943-11-05
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

WANTED. private instruction in Portu-
g.ueSe one or two lessons weekly BOX
i3O-H Star -
SPANISH, native teacher. conversational
method; beginners. advanced students
small groups. Senor Ramos, RE 3O16 "a
QUICK review course in shorthand. type
WWaning, bookkeeplne, calculating machines
New classes now starting Enroll at BOYD
SCHOOL, 1888 F St. MA 133S
Evening star., 1943-11-05
COAL, WOOD, FUEL Oil.
CATTLE & LIVESTOCK.

HEREFORD CATTLE. registered Fsn7n-
SHIRE ram lambs PIGS. frylna chickens,
ducks and geese for eating purposes and
oGGS. Mulberry Grove Farm, Port Tobacco.
FOR SALE. young heavy farm horse 2
Guernsey cows and helter, corn in shocks.
ChIckenS. ple. cat hay. Phone Vienna
IA on Saturday,
SADDLE HORSES Cer. one 5-galted. and
western saddle very reasonable; horses
boarded. Call MI 4u43.
FARM HORSES, young, sound: jersey
hc'ter rich mixer Guernsey Dull.
PlerSon, Olney. Nd Phone Ashton %S"l.
|" BIG MULES. work and rIding horses.
PONIES. buGGieS, carts. WaeonS, double and
SINGLE harness. new and used saddle and
birdie, horse blankets, straw rides hv The
hour Hay by bale or ton. Rear 80
10Th ST. Sc
HOLSTEIN BULLS, purcbrcd. with papers;
one 3-ycar-Old three 3 months. Can
Falls Church SlS-F-l3
Evening star., 1943-11-05
MOTOR TRAVEL.

WANTED, Army or Navy officer and family
being transferred to West Coast TO drive
late model car for delivery to owner. Jack
Taub. National 52GI. Rm. All.
| Going TO El Paso, Texas about / 1th Of Nov
! VIII give transportation in exchange for
some one to do all driving. Refs Call
HI O555
Evening star., 1943-11-05
POULTRY & EGGS

NEW HAMPSHIRE RED laying hens and
bullets. purebred Phone Hillside Ol45-J
PtILETS, fancy New Hampshire Red,
Church o6oH
Evening star., 1943-11-05
VENETIAN BLINDS

Buy Direct From Manufacturer
CASH OR EASY TERMS
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND CO.,
Evening star., 1943-11-05
SAILING DINGHY,
FAPkA r. EhPNEN

IN GOOD CONDITION
Wr..e nr Phone Ens!gn J. c Conner,
Nv. RcsearCh Lah-ra .orN.
Evening star., 1943-11-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tco,,.)

GROCERY BUS, ,se50 wkiy-; excellent
ss9sutp6mento s9s t6T looo nice living quarters; price,
With Fred Kogod, .RA. 6527 ma. 93sa.
HOME AND BUSINESS, my home. 2-story
brick. gas heat, used as a nursery for
children. Mr.: Reiss, TR. 1870. r.
BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP for sale
years: Write Box 4Ol H, Star o.
NElGHBORHOOD BUS, oldest, with liv-
ing quarters; low rent; 90 yrs same loc T;
childrenS, ladies' and mems furn Must
sell acct. sickness. No agents. Box 1856
H. Star S.
KALORAMA RID. NEAR CONN AVE
rooms, apartments. redecorated
monthly income approximately $3.50;
500 down.
HARRINGTON MANAGEMENT CO.,
lois Vermont Ave. NV EX 6g39
Evenings. SH s43G.
LuncheOnette Concession,
Fully equipped in Washineton'S busiest
bowling establishments excellent opportu-
NIFTY for experienced person TO double pres
ent Sl5,OoO gross. Box l2G-D, Star
Evening star., 1943-11-05
VENETIAN BLINDS.

AS LOW AS 81 so AND UP
FREE TES-PROMPT SERVICE.
NO INSTALLATION CHARGES. b
Evening star., 1943-11-05

repair all make refrigerators and
washing machines. Oliver ais
SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS.
We inspect, oil and adjust any make ma
chlne: b9c. Replacement parts for all make
machines. Famous New Home sales and
servlce.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
SeTiny Machines IND Efnn- IL 11nn
Evening star., 1943-11-05
TYPEWRITFR RFPAIRING

All makes, portables and standards; II
yrs. exp; skilled mechanics; work guaran-
tecd; QUICK service. fair prices. Machines
purchased. TYPEWRITERS HEADQUAR-
IERS, BOND Bldg, cor. l4th and N. Y.
ave. Republic 2syS
Evening star., 1943-11-05
- :. :, =. "
REFRIGFRATORS

Radio Trouble? SFss mo esE Hons95 ve5f 1s},s sgs:
MlD-CITY Radio Shop, o. pm; Friday
anO SATURDAY. 90 NA o.
Evening star., 1943-11-05
PAPERING
RADIO SERVICE NET. RA

Ne. 1G1l, corner 9th st. near Hecht' S
All makes o. radios repaired by expertly
teed. g4-hour service Bring in your
radios and save money.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
Garden Club Lunch
At Gaifhersburg

GAITHERSBURG. Oct. 23-The
Garden Club luncheon Wednesday
was one of the attractive parties here
this week with Mrs. Bates Etchison,
Mrs. Norman Belt and Mrs Charles
E. Crawford cohostesses at Mrs.
Etchison's home
Garrison w. Bell, jr,. who is in
boot training at Sampson, N. Y.
Naval Training Station. is expected
home this week for a Today fur
Tough with his parents.
Miss Susie Bell Cronise enter
tanned al a buffet supper at her
home in Washington last evening in
compliment to Mrs. Alan Lorraine
Drew, formerly Miss Dorothy
Phebus.
A surprise miscellaneous shower
for Mrs. Drew, who was recently
married, followed the supper with
Miss Cronise and Mrs. Garland
Turner of Washington as CO.
hosteSSes.
Included among the Is guests were
Mrs. George w Cronise. Miss Josie
Eleze Clagett and Miss Mildred Lee
Byrne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Thomas
closed their home on Walker avenue
this week and are now at 26 College
street, Frederick, Md.
Mrs. William E. Riley. who has
seen visiting in Purcellville. Va,
is now with relatives in Harpers
Ferry for an indefinite stay
Mrs. James H. Haley lett Wed
Evening star., 1943-10-24
Notes From Rockville and Vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Henderson
At Wedding of Son in Missouri

ROCKVILLE, Oct. 23.-Mr. and
Mrs John w Henderson attended
the wedding at Neosha, Mo, a few
days ago of their son. 1t. Joseph
Henderson, to Miss RebecCa Geuer
of Neosha 1t. Henderson is sta
toned at Camp Crowder, Mo.
Mrs. John o. Shuckers of Wash
ington spent part of the week as
the guest of Mrs. Kate Talbot.
Mrs. Lamar Kelly has been visit
ing her husband, 1t. Kelly, in New
York, where he Is stationed
Mrs. Luther White of Norfolk has
been visiting her father, the Rev.
Forrest J. Prettyman.
Mrs. E. Chris Ramey spent several
days during the week visiting her
brother-in-laW, Mr. Blaine Ramey,
and Mrs. Ramey at Towson.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
|Dorothd D. Hayes
Is Recent Bride
OF 6. A. Hoeflich

The marriage of Miss Dorotha D.
Hayes, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| H. D, Hayes Of Fairmont, w. Va,
to Mr.. G.. Arthur Hoef1ich, son of
Mrs. Arthur Hoehich of New York
City, took place october in Ar
| lington.
The bride wore brown velvet
dress with huntcr-green accessories
and corsage bouquet of orchids.
Present at the wedding were Mr..
and Mrs Louis Hatcher of WASH
ington, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hide
brand of Alexandria and Mrs. Nancy
Shively of Arlington.
The bride. who is a graduate of
Fairmont Senior High School, at
tended the Washington School for
Secretaries and for the past three
years has been employed by The
Evening Star.
Mr.. Hoeflich is a graduate of
Evander Childs High School In New
York City and he attended Man.
haitian College. He is a pilot with
Transcontinental and Western Air,
Inc, Intercontinental Division.
The couple are making their home
at 1914 Abingdon drive, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
Residential Notes
From Sandy Sbring

SANDY SPRING. Oct. 23-Mr
and Mrs. Mahlop Kirk ", Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas Whitlock and Maj,
and Mrs. William Kricker are spend
ing this week end in New York.
Mrs. Robert c. Gilmore. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs Josiah Jones, has
Joined her husband, 1t. Robert c.
Gilmore. in Lincoln, Nebr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Van A. Mills
of Ponca City, Okla. are house guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Farquhar
at the Cedars.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
". d. Carfwrights
Hosts This Tuesday

1t. Col. and Mrs. w. D. Cart
wright will be hosts at dinner Tues
day at their home in North Airing
ton in observance of the birthday
anniversary Of Mrs. Cartwright's
father, Mr.. Thomas S. Phillips
Flowers of the season used in deco
rating will carry out color scheme
of pink and green.
The guests will include Mrs
Phillips, 1t. Col and Mrs. w. Car
mine, Capt. and Mrs Fred E
Tucker, MI. and Mrs. Roy E. Hard
man, Mrs. Howard Norman and Miss
Sue Armentrout.
Evening star., 1943-10-24

the COLD WAVE TO our Nations
Capitol He now speclalizes in the
Wanda and "Circlette' Cold
Permanents which successfully curl
hair that has never before taken a
good permanent Especially Won
derful for very fine baby-flne hair,
coaxing it into soft ringlets. No
electrical, chemical or dryer heat
is used. Make an appointment for
a test curl without obligation)
1921 CONN AVE. Phone DI.
1916 EMILE. JR., 52S 18th ST.
Phone MA. 2O2S.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
Miss Betty Sobel
10 Wed NOvember Z

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sebel an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter, Miss Betty Sobel. to Staff
Sergt. Alfred J. Wolf OF Paterson,
N. J.
The wedding date has been set for
November 7.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
Mrs. ". II. Geddes
'GiveS SezCing Party

Mrs. w. H. GeddeS was hostess
Wednesday evening at a sewing
party at her home in West Falls
Church.
The guests we're Mrs. w. B. Day.
Mrs. William Fisher, Mrs M Brewer,
Mrs. Robert Walker, Mrs. M l..
Thompson, Mrs. C. J. Curry Mrs.
Charles Toone, and Mrs. T. w.
Harrell.
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nesday to attend the annual Meth
odist Conference in session in Roa-
noke, Va, this week. Before her
return home she plans to visit her
son, Mr.. James Haley III, and fam
ily III LynChbWg. Va; Mr.. and Mrs.
Gayle Haley and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Bunger in Richmond, Va.
She will also visit her son, the Rev.
Carl Haley and family in Hampton,
Va, en- route home.
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fun of sitting IN a high chair, rel
ishing each delicious bite of q
thick. juicy, grilled hamburger.
They will talk about the marvel
Gus homemade Vegetable Soup.
that soothed and warmed them on
cold brisk days. And they will
dream of those wonderful little
Pick Up Lunches and Dinners"
that they could take home with
them-each Pick Up Package"
containing sizzling grilled ham,
burger on . toasted bun, an indi-
vidual cup of green salad and q
slice OF yummy chocolate cake
all for SOC. Open from II am. to
2 am. Located Just west Of Con-
nscticut Avenue 1T 1888 l.
STREET. Phone tx. o77S.
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delicious luncheons and dinners.
Complete dinners are 85c to sl,50
and there's soft dinner music
every Sunday evening from 5 to 9.
It's really a family type restaurant
and every member of the family
from tiny Sue to Granddad will
enjoy it. Open every day from II
am. TO II pm.-but closed all day
Monday. Located at the corner OF
Glebe Road and North Washington
Blvd, in Arlington. Phone OK.
Evening star., 1943-10-24

y Sono.Mt. is the closest thing
you'll ever have to naturally curly
hair. Plan to get your beauty work
done on your lunch hour, if you
can. You'll save time by enjoying
a sandwich under the dryer. 1923
CONN. AVE. Phone DE. 5sll.
Bethesda shop: 724s Wisconsin
Avenue, phone Oh 1915.
Evening star., 1943-10-24

SSllNol vi " " -
W ar dro be. L.
F R A N K CO M
PANY shows you
h ow with I h e
most wonderful COL
lection OF sweaters,
skirts and blouses.
They're practical,
colorful, wearable
wardrobe filters
Evening star., 1943-10-24
Mrs. Jameson Here

Mrs. G.. H. Jameson, wife of Mai
Gen. Jameson, has come from Rich
mond for a visit with her son and
daughter-in-law. Col. and Mrs. M
Jameson of Arlington Village, and
to meet her new granddaughter, who
| was born on october IL.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
H0rfense Clifford
To Become Bride

Mr.. and Mrs William Bond Gif-
ford, il, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Hortense
Elizabeth Clifford. to Mr.. Edward
Norman Schultz of Washington and
Dunkirk, N Y.
The wedding will take place in
the near future,