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Evening star., 1943-01-18

@. Why did spices suddenly become
popular in Europe In the Middle Ages?-
FL.
A. Food at that time was exceedingly
monotonous, and usually so bad-tasting
that it required strong, hot flavor to
disguise 1t.
@. What is the origin Of the term
capital punishment"2-D. B. x.
A. Capital is derived from the Latin
"cspitus" means head" and was ap-
piled to criminal law from the fact that
beheading was the early form of execu-
ton.
O. What States are included in the
Deep South?-H. F. J.
A. The term is applied to the tier Of
States stretching from South Carolina
to Texas.
@. When did the Russian feet visit the
United States?-N. G. B.
A. In 1863. While the ships were an
chored in the Potomac, President Lin
coin entertained the officers In the
White House.
@. Is there grave of an unknown
soldier who served In the Revolutionary
War?-C. M
A In April, 1929, monument over the
grave of an unknown soldier of the Revo-
lutionary War was dedicated in the
burial ground of the old Presbyterian
Church of Alexandria, Va.
@. When was the first citizenship law
passed in the United States?-F. w. N.
A. The First Congress of the United
States on March 26 1870, enacted a law
establishing rule for the acquisition of
United States citizenship by those Of
foreign birth.
@. How many Speakers have died in
offce?-N. r. G.
A. Four. They were Michael c. Kerr
Of Indiana in 1876, Henry T. Rainey of
Illinois in 1884, Joseph w. Byrns Of
Tennessee in 1886 and william 3. Bank
head of Alabama in 1910.
Evening star., 1943-01-18
Pleasure DRIVING Trials

Widespread publlc support or the
OPA's pleasure driving ban demon
strateS the peoples willingness to
deny themselves customary privileges
when there is an obvious and under
Standable need to abandon them. At
the same time, the number of viola
tions shows the necessity for COM
pulSory enforcement of rationing.
Without it there would be the in
equity of a minority's continued ex-
ercise of privileges which a loyal,
compliant majority has surrendered.
But enforcement of the nom
pleasure driving edict is leading the
rationing authorities into compli-
Gated situation which plainly was not
fOreSeen. In the enforcement of
some of the other OPA regulations
there is immediate access to the
courts for determination of guilt or
innocence of suspected violators. But
the enforcement of the ban against
pleasure driving was begun with the
immediate contradiction of funda-
mental Anglo-Saxon precept, in that
the suspect is held to be guilty until
he proves himself innocent. And the
machinery for deciding the guilt or
innocence of the accused is being
hastily improvised, in the form of
hearings this evening before local
ration boards which as yet have re-
ceived no uniform rules of procedure,
or even a decision regarding the i'm
portant consideration whether the
trials will be open to the public or
conducted behind closed doors as
star-chamber proceedings.
Complications invited by this
method may not be essentially i'm
portant, in relation to other things.
but they certainly are widespread.
All along the Eastern seaboard hun
dreds of motorists are being reported
for alleged violations of pleasure
driving. The ration boards are al
ready over-burdened by other de-
mands. In Washington the only time
available for the trials" is in the eve
ming. And the need for hasty dis
poSal of the cases invites manifest
lnjuSticeS. For while the possession
of gasoline ration books may be con-
ceived as privilege" and its with
drawal justified on the ground that
the privilege has been abused, pos
session of ration book in many
cases is more than privilege; 1t is
a necessity. It's loss can be as severe
a penalty as revocation of a drivers
permit, which in the District nor
mally follows conviction in court of
an offender whose guilt was proved
beyond reasonable doubt.
There should be some method of
utilizing the established machinery
of justice-the courts-for deciding
guilt or innocence, with action by
ration boards to be governed by find
ingS Of the court. There is no greater
danger of swamping the courts with
these cases than there is of Swamping
the rationing boards; certainly there
IS much less danger of abuse. For
the further along we go in impro-
vising methods of dispensing justice,
the further away we will get from
accepted concepts Of justice.
War imposes a series of unantici-
pated necessities, which must be dealt
with quickly and effectively in the
public interest. But with so much
law being written now through ad-
minlstrative agencies, it should not
be difficult to channel as many
rationing violations as possible into
the courts.
Evening star., 1943-01-18

tanks who might be entirely out Of
oil. But, even with this defect, the
modified order is a great improve
ment over the original, and the OPA
is to be commended for acting so
promptly.
Evening star., 1943-01-18

The Bureau of Home Economics
advises that the most suitable cook
les for sending to our forces overseas
are the rather soft, thick ones, and
not the thin, brittle snaps" Why
not? Our overseas forces are COM
posed almost entirely of the male
sex, and it's taste in such delicacies
is, or ought to be, we'll known.
Evening star., 1943-01-18

Dreams-We sre told that dreams
may mean much or nothing at all.
Many are trivial-most are transient.
But we are all curious to know the
meanings of our ever changing
dreams. The booklet on dreams in
cludes rules for Interpretation, a
dream dictionary, gives dream lore of
the past, and the meanings Of many
dream symbols according to the an
cient practice. You will find this
little publication fascinating. To Sc
cure your copy inclose 10 cents in
coin, wrapped in this clipping, and
mail to The Star Information Bureau.
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Evening star., 1943-01-18

There is stirring Jacobite song
running: Il once had sons; 1 now
hae name; I bare them toiling sairly.
But would bear them all again to
lose them all for Charlie" 1t re-
minds one of that. Mrs. Sullivan,
mother Of five, all listed as missing
from the same ship, except that the
ones she has lost were given for a
far better cause.
Evening star., 1943-01-18
Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor must
. bear the name and address of
the tUriter, although the use OF
a pseudonyn for publication Is
permissible. The Star reserves
the right to edit all letters trith
a Uie1O to condensation.
Evening star., 1943-01-18

We hear much these days Of
"Rommel's rear" Like that of the
once-amonth equestrian, 1t seems to
be bit sore from the steady pound
ing 1t has received.
Evening star., 1943-01-18
Hoskin's Answers
To Questions
By Frederic J. HdSkir.

A reader can get the dnstDer to any
question OF fact by tDrittrp The Ece-
ming Star Information Bureau, Fred
eric J. HaSkin, director, Washington,
D. C. Please inclose stamp TOR return
postage.
@. Why is the British Army in North
ern Africa called the sth7-F. M. l..
A. The British Information Service
says that the term British 9th Army
designates an army operating in GER
tain area.
c. What is the smallest mammal in
the world?-W. M.
A. 1t is the crocidura, a shrew which
is smaller than an elephants toenail.
@. When George Washington was
placed In command of the Continental
Army, who signed his commission7--
S. C. I.
A. 1t was signed by John Hancock,
President of the Continental Congress.
@. How many words are there in Sir
William Beveridge's plan for social Sc
curity?-S. P.
A. With its appendices, the report con-
sists of more than 200 900 words.
@. What portion of milk consists Of
solids7-A. v. D.
A. Milk contains 13 per cent Of solids
by weight, which is more than is con-
tanned in many of the commonly used
vegetables.
O. Who was the first woman writer Of
mystery stories in the United States?--
B. r. N.
A. Anna Katharine Green was the
first writer Of detective stories. Her book,
The Leavenworth Case" preceded
Sherlock Holmes by number of years.
@. What is the best time of the year to
ring trees to kill them?-C. l.. r.
A. There is no particular time to ring
trees for killing. 1t Is important that the
cut be made deep into the sapwood, and
this may be done at any time.
@. How much disability will veterans
of the present war receive?-E. L. H.
A. The amounts payable to veterans
of the present war for service connected
disabilities will range from $40 per
month for 10 per cent disability to 500
per month for total disability, depending
upon the degree Of disability in the in
dividual case.
Evening star., 1943-01-18
Offers Suggestion for Debate
OF Postwar Problems.

To the Editor OF The Star:
Early agreement among the United
Nations on definite postwar program
is essential. This would avert much
wrangling later. 1t would hasten in
ternal Nazi collapse, by reassuring war
weary Germans that defeat would not
mean Germany's "annihilation
Such agreement can only follow wide
Evening star., 1943-01-18

A.. me Associated Press is exclusively entitled to
ns use Tor repu6lica ton of all news dispatches
credited TO 1t or not otherwise credited in thjs
paper pa snd also the local news published herein
herein also are reserved
Evening star., 1943-01-18

c. What is the smallest mammal in
the world?-W. M.
A. 1t is the crocidura, shrew which
is smaller than an elephants toenail.
Evening star., 1943-01-18

A reader can get the dnstDer to any
question OF fact by tOritiHo The Ere-
ming Star Information Bureau, Fred
eric J. Hdskin, director, Washington,
D. C. Please inclose stamp TOR return
postage
Evening star., 1943-01-18

@. Why is the British Army in North
ern Africa called the sth7-F. NJ. l..
A. The British Information Service
says that the term British 9th Army"
designates an army operating in a cer-
tain area.
Evening star., 1943-01-18
Member of the Associated prass

Entered as second-claSs matter post office,
Washington, D, c,
Evening star., 1943-01-18

@. When George Washington was
placed In command of the Continental
Army, who signed his commissionp-
Evening star., 1943-01-18

A. 1t was signed by John Hancock,
President of the Continental Congress.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-14
8Ihertti6

(SdmtIid5e i'm ..Obto y8a1ientreuno" be-
Iprohene giid)er uno 8roidiiren t0nuen
ltets nur bon Dem 1eneils angegeberen
8erleger. unb n6t bon Der 0teoaftlon
oes ohio @aiienfreunD" be5oeen neroen,
Condemned To Hang By Fred.
erick The Great. By Rev. Nicholas
Pfeil, DID. Foreword by Most Rev.
Joseph Schrembs, Archbishop Of
Cleveland. Price 10 Cents. Central
Bureau Press, 1885 Westminster
Place, St. Louis, Mo.
9ie Mnltdt, oaB sic Sage oes M6r-
tpriums iib auf Sic &atatomben in
oen eriten driitliben Sabrbunoerten
hei6rdntten, ooer oaB oas Mdrtprium
er1t ipie0er inn mooernen SeiOentrm
iid tpieoerbolt, lit elm SsSrrtllm. ginen
8eDeis bafiir liefert Ser preuBiid)e
&0nig 6rieoricb Ser @robe, als er i'm
Sabre 1857 ben Briel ter Mnoreas
Saulbaber 5un Sooe our9 Sen
Strang berurteilte.
Jeb. Saulbaber muroe I'M Sabre
1857 berbaftet 1no tpieoerbolt ber-
bort, neil er angebli9 Soloaten in
ser 8eidte @eiiungen gegeben babe.
Sbglei6 ser gegen i'm ins Selo ge=
fiibrte 3euge feline @usiagen ipioerrief
uno iotpobl bas 3ipil= als audi bas
Militdrgerid)t bon ieiner l1nidulO
iiber5eugt mar, puroe Ser iunge Brie-
iter auf oireften 8efebl 6es &onigs ge-
benft:
9ie 8roldiire lit iniofern duBerIt
aeitge1naB, als iie uniern Soloaten
i'm Sel6e 6as beroiide 8eiipiel zines
fatbolii6en srmeefaplans Dor Iugen
fubrt, ser lieber fem 2eben opfert,
a1s 6as 8et6tgebein1nis perlebt uno
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-14

tet, aber es ideint, oaB Die 0aois ii6
einem Problem eeseniiberieben, Die
Stimmung iener 0eutl6en gu beben,
oie in BEN Sbeorien ser aril6en l1eber-
leeenbeit 1no BEN Segnungen ser
nelten Sronlng feinen Sroit finoen.
X X X
Sn NorDegen baben praftild alle
@eiltliden lno Sbeoloeie1tuoenten III
re Wobiliiierung fir BEN Irbeitsoienlt
51 ertparten, na6oem oas 9uisling.
&egime neue S6ritte rnternommen
bat, sic ltanbbafte Oppolition ser
Stride 5ll bre9en.
X X X
Gin 8riiieler Brieiter, @ater gma-
nuel oe Neders, tpuroe unter ser Be-
l6uloigung, Die Sa6e ser @aiierten
gef0roert gu baben, eridoiien.
X X X
Oie antiflerifale fai6iltii6e 3ei=
tung ,,&eeima Sasciita" eob anlaB=
li6 zines slngriffes auf oie Stride gu,
oab fiinf i6=fatbolii6e 8iidofe
- sic 8il60fe bon Surin, Mailano,
Srielt, Siume 11no Baoua - 8rotelt
bel Muiiolini gegen Sic @erfolgune
ser Suoen in Stalien einlegten. Oas
8latt beflagte iid au6 oariiber, oaB
Sic neu gei6affenen fal6iltiiben 3en=
tren fir ,,oas Stuoium ser iiioil6en
Srage' ouf grobe Sdtuierisfeiten ITO
fen, neil MIR ,,tpenige Stuoenten an
bieler brennenoen Srage intereliiert
iino uno es an antiiemitiibem Mate-
rial mangelf'.
* X X
0ie 8uoapeiter 3eitung uSugetlcn
@iagparoiag' beri6tet, baB sic 9fer
ligionsperfolgungen ser Na5is 1no
bie Sinri6tl1ng bon @eiieln bl1rd Sen
&aroinal Sereoi beftig perllrteilt
Duroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-14

itigfeit, 5lt geben tplBten. Ser re6te
Demofrat bat 5u piel geiunoen poll
tiiben Snitinft, Inn ni6t ben Dingen
unter Die Wasfe 5u i6auen. 60 Iieb
er it6 bon feinen 8ertul6ungsfiiniten
oariiber tdui6en, baB Der 8oli6eipis-
mus cine in Der gan5en 8eltgeI6i6te
ME baeetpeiene, ielbitbetpuBte uno fol-
geri6tige 9eipotie ins 2eben serufen
bat; Die io5iale Srage in &uBlano to,
ii berfebrt, alio in anti>io5ialer 8eiie
gelolt miro; oaB oas golt in &uB-
lano, gan5 beionoers Ser enteignete
uno gefnebelte Bauer, aber al16 Ser
a1fgetpedte Irbeiter unb Sanoper.
fer, abgriinoig oarunter leioet; uno
oaB iiber HuBlan6 erit nit Ser boil
i6etpiitii6en Wa6tiibernabme cine
uniibertriebene &eaftion, oieienise Ser
ertremen 2inten, bereingebro6en lit.
9ie @ei6idte miro ipater einmal
5uiammenbangeno oariiber beridten,
pte IN oen Sabren 1919-1939 gan5e
Sdparme aus ber politii6en 8obeme
uno ser inobiitii6en uSalonelite'
8elteuropas iib ins Sotpietparaoies
begaben un6 bireft uSabelbaftes'
iiber Sic io5ialen grrungenibaften oes
Sitens gu beri6ten puBten (bie Ser
rem Serriot uno Bierre Got tparen
cu6 barrtnter). Weni6en Oieies
S6loges perluden aud iett tpieoer
oen 5dben uno blr1tigen &f an Der
Sitfront in boll6epiltenf frel1noli6em
Gimme 5u beuten. @ttpa 10: Die &e-
gierung, oie ibr 2ano auf iol6e 8eiie
herteioigt, bat it9 boual1f betpGbrt; oie
Sopietregierllng bat it9 NUN gere6t>
fertigt, uno ale 2aiten unb @ntbeb=
rungen, sic 6as ruilii9e 8olt 25 Sab-
re binour6 gu tragen batte, miiBten
iett als ~5tpedmaBig' uno uridtig'
anerfannt tperoen! SSsn @irfli6feit
ieoo6 lit, 1pie nirgenos ionit, in Sin=
it6t auf Die 8eurteilung Ser ruiiiiden
&fleiitungen oie oenfbar groBte
Goriid)t un0 8eititdt geboten. -
(SbluB folgt) - Get. 5. g.-8.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-14

berurteilte insbelonoere sic &efrutie=
rung bolanoii6er Sugenbli6er fir
3pangsarbeit in 9eutl6lano un6 bie
SSnternierung Sauie6er bon Stuoen=
ten IN &on5entrationslagern.
* x X
Ser uSe6eral Council of gburdes
Of gbrilt in @merica' bei6loB, Cont
tag, oen 2. Mai, als uSag bes Mit=
leioens" fir bie berfolgten Suoen IN
europa at beitimmen. Ser @orl6lag
i6loB nit Dem folgenoen @ebet: u2ai=
let uns beten, oaB @ott in ieiner @na=
oe ben 8eg fir oie 8efreiung bes iii=
oiiben 8olfes bereiten moge, 6oB bie
Ser5en aller @briiten bon oen 2eioen
Ser Suoen mitfiibleno betroffen, fir
oieie i6lagen m0gen, oaB oie gbriiten
in Mmerifa ii6 itan6baft alien 8eitre-
bungen na6 @ntiiemitismus in unie-
REM eigenen 2a6e ui6eriese m0gen
nno oaB Der @eilt Der Eoleran5, Ser
@ere6tigfeit uno Der Meni6li6feit
nnter alien @eniden in Ser gan5en
Welt mie6er herri6en m0ge."
X X X
Cine Ser eritaunlibiten atia6en
bieies &rieges lit bie 9iidfebr Ser
gea5is in 9euti6lan6 gum 6rii itli9en
@1auben. &eligioie 8otidaften tper=
oen tpieber berbreitet. 9ie 8erliner
,,8elt- -2iteratur' gab unlangit 5l1,
6aB sic 9feligion ale Sdi6ten 6es
8olfes, @ebiloete lpie l1ngebil6ete, er=
faBt, un6 ite be5ei6nete bieie @nttpid=
lung als ,,eine tpadienoe @efabr fiir
oen neutrality-suspicious." &eibnii6e
@e6anfengdnger iper6en nod reeel-
mdBig in Der 6eutiden Hreiie berbrei~
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1tnentpegter &tr@entampf int beietten @mropa

Na6 elmer MeIoung ser SSge be-
ri6tet Ser amerifanil6e &orreiponoent
Mlfreo 8bite iber sic bon ben gta5i=
beb0roen in oen beribieoenen beieb=
ten 2dnoern @uropas bon elmer gr=
neuerug bes Samples gegen oie &e-
Itgion. Sn Sollano lino iiber 10000
- nad einem 8eri6te 6es ,,@ieutue
&otteroami6e Gourant' - 5ur praf>
tii6en &eligion 5uriidgefebrt.
X X *
Die ,,National Catholic @elfare
Conference oie offi5ieue Srganiia=
tion ser r0mii6-fatbolii6en Sierar6ie
in Sen Ser. Staaten, bat eine neue
sgentur fir gfa6friegsbiIfe beim
8ieoeraufbau guropas gei6affen.
X X X
Ser gbrenborliben0e 6es uSSSnter>
national Wiiiionarp Council foroert
bon oen Ser. Staaten uno bon @ng-
Ia6, oie 6olioaritGt nit NuBlanb
tros Der beri6ieoenartigen Sbeorien
iiber oie 3ufunft Ger @eligion uno Der
8trtidaft aufre6t5uerbalten. Cine
dbnli6e Muffaiiung bertritt ser @abl-
hii6of bon Montreal, &ep. Sobn
&urfneB Diron, Der oie leber5eugung
duBerte, 6aB aus Dem gegentpartigen
&onflift Elm beiieres gegenieitiges
8erltdnonis 5pii6en &uBlan0 uno
Dem &eit Der 8elt berporgeben tperoe.
Gin beftiger Rroteit gegen Die laus
fen6en WaBnabmen Der beutI6en 8e'
iablngsbeb0roen tpuroe un1angft bon
boudbiide proteitantii6en uno fatbo-
Iii6en Siibrern berausgegeben. Ser
8roteit, ser bon ben &an5eln aller
boudnoiiben &ir6en berleien tpur6e,
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Mfittmodl, ben IA. April 1943

untertan madten unb oie iie big gum
bentigen Sage, oer5eit eigentlid mebr
oenn ie, io5uiagen als SdIiiiiel gu Ell
ner beiieren iroii6en 8elt betra9ten.
8or Dem lebten gSeltfrieg tpur0e
oas oamalige biitorii6=nationale Stub
lano iabroebntelang als Snbegriff Ser
Deipotie uno Der &eaftion an ben
Stranger eeitellt; es salt als gerf0r.
gerl1ng bes politiiden uno io5ialen
&Iditanoes, als Burg Der l1nfreibeit,
Die erleoiet iperoen miiiie uno ipdter
ourb Die boli6etpiltii6e &epolution
,,enoli9" erlebist tpuroe. @etpiB, iagte
man, iei es babel gu l1ebertreibungen
unb Gusidreitungen gefommen; aber
tpann un6 mo batte it6 0enn al9 ies
mails cine l1mtpal5ung anoers boll5o'
gen? Ser uSorti6ritt" berlanste NUN
einmal bon 3eit gu 3eit nad ,,etmas
8lut'', uno oas oiirfe man linn Inn
Der boberen 3iele millen idon gonz
men. Dafiir forge aber bie Sotpiet=
regierung fir ,,@lei6beit" i'm 2anoe,
uno @lei6beit iei ia iopie1 tpie Sc
re6tigfeit''. Somit iteuere bas boil
ibeuiitii6e &uBlano NIT 8oqoampf
vbortuarts" uno peroe iid bal6 gu
elmer ridtigen ,io5ialen 9emofratie'
un= uno ausbauen. 8as Die &iid.
Itdn0igen ettpa nod gegen bieien
uneuen Staat" porbringen, entlprinee
eben Dem offenen ooer beimli6en
@rou Der ,,l1nbelebrbaren'', Die bon
ibm iiber 8orb getporfen tuurben.
@s lit ebenio tpabr tpie lebrreib,
1penn berporgeboben miro, baB iid
feinesnees bie bobene6ten, Traditions
hetuubten, nationalgeitnnten 9emofra~
ten @uropas cine oerartige boll6etpi-
itenf nfreunoli6e Saltung bor5utperfen
baben. SSbr buloigten bielmebr iene
enttpur5elten uno meiit international
eingeitellten Bubli5iiten, bon benen es
Dor Dem neuen @eltfrieg iiberau mimi
melte uno bie lt6 balo als marriltii6e
9oftrinare, balo als Salon=Snobi=
iten, als 8ertreter ser eleganten @ur>
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-14

Gin Na5iblatt, ,,9ie 8eltliteratur',
ma9t 6as @eltanonis, OaB Elm tpa6.
ienoer relieioler 3ug Ourb aue ge'
biloeten rno ungebiloeten 8olfsflai-
fen itd berausgebiloet bat uno oieie
8etpegung cine tpa6Ienbe @efabr fir
SEN Na5ismus BARTLETT. Gin anoeres
8erliner 8latt, 6ie u9euti6e Mage=
meine 3eitung', bat gea6ri6ten uno
g(rtifeI perbreitet, bie bon Der Na5is
l5eboroe als gu religionsfreunoli6 uno
na5ifein6li9 angeieben moroen iino.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-04-14

sic ibm anbertral1ten Soloaten BLOB
ltellt. ginen leltiamen 3ufaa muB
man es nennen, OaB oas prielterlide
Spfer oes 8ei6tgebeimniiies oeniel-
ben Namen tragt, als Ser gegentuar-
tige 8efennerbiidbof 5al1lbaber bon
Wiin6en.
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cher Linderung Won Hartleibigkeitsbe-
schwerden wieder wissen wollen und
zur selben Zeit Ihrem Magen guttun
wollen, besorgen Sic sich noch heute
Alpenkrauter.
Falls Sic es in Ihrer Nachbars schaft NIGHT
kaufen k0nnen, sender Sic fur unser
Alpenkrauter Einfuhrungsangebot u n d
erhalten Sic
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Hartleibigkeit
leiden

Wenn funktionale Hartleibigkeit an.
dauert und Sic miserabel, nerves und
irritiert fihlen und an deren Symp-
tome Observation-Disclosures, iiblem
Mundgeruch, verstimmtem gen, Yer.
dauungsstorung, Schlaf. und Appetit-
losigkeit und Ihr Magen fiihlt voll Won
Case und Blahungen-besorge Sic sich
Forni's zeiterprobtes Alpenkrauter.
Mehr ais Elm Abftihrmittel, es ist auch
cine Magentatigkeit anregende Medi-
zin, hergestellt aus l8 der Natur eige.
men medizinischen Wurzeln, Krautern
und Pflanzen. Alpenkrauter bringt
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UMSONST Sefi,..Ssa Sod wfst Pro; ,n,

FORNPS HEIL-OEL LINIMENT - anti
septisch-bringt schnelle Linderung Won
rheumatischen und neuralgischen Schmer-
zen. muskulosen Rickenschmerzen, steifen
oder schmerzenden Muskeln, Verstau-
chungen. und Verrenkungen.
FORNI'S MAGOLO - alkalisch-lindert
gewisse akute Magenstorungen vie Sod
bremen und Verdauungsstorungen, her
vorgerufen durch Elm Uebermass an Saure
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ben und gibt
dem Magen das
angenehme &c.
fIhl Won Warme.
Einzunehme e h m e n
vie auf dem Ell.
kett angegeben.
Wenn Sic die
Freuden gliickli-
Evening star., 1943-10-25
BRADLEY FARMS,
y COLONIAL BRICK

1s,0oO-Small estate. NV. River
sec. ga a. 3-yr -old white Colonial CT
ter-hall brick: 4 generous rooms. y b..
car RaraRh Call OIL ESkH
Evening star., 1943-10-25
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
II DAIRY TRUCKS
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED

1r retailing milk, A bargain for quick
lie. 4-}as. 2-3Ss 4-37s. Interna-
onalS, | GMC Phone Ashton 3S46
Evening star., 1943-10-25
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

SILVER SPRING-EmpIoyed mother with
> children in nursery school wants to
share home and meals with woman and
child or couple. Price depends upon how
much housekeeping you want to do.
Sligo 5392 after $40 pm.
3 ROOMS, kit. pvt. bath, unfurn.: excel
bus service: good neiEhborhood: employed
couple only. No pets. $50 30 mo. includes
az mulitles. $40 n 18th st. Arlinston.
SILVER SPRING-For $50 will rent room.
share home with unemployed mother and
child, or couple. wife unemployed. 81.
of
Evening star., 1943-10-25
LOTS FOR SALE.

. WOODED LOTS. near Burtonsville, Nd
-2i2 acres each, one with chicken house
$3.50 and $3.50 respectively. Sandy Sprint
Realty Co, Ashton 2421.
SILVER SPRING. some commercial. clos'
in, improvements. park and shop, bus
5000 terms 10 suit. H. F. Bieber. SH
6565.
) LARGE LOTS IN NEARBY MONTGOM
cry County, ready to build on. Price
$500 each.
THOs. E. FARRELL CO. Realtors.
121 10th St. NV National 0165
Sunday and Evenings, GE 1853
Evening star., 1943-10-25
AUTO REPAIRS AND SERVICE
AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON Auctioneers
TOMORROW.

!
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & son. Auctioneers
ESTATE SALE OF -HIGH-GRADE CAM
ERAS. FIELD GLASSES. ARCHERY
EQUIPMENT: COINS. JEWELRY, NEW
AUTOMOBILE INNER TUBE. ACCES-
SORES, USED TIRES, LUGGAGE
CLOTHING. TYPEWRITER. GROC-
FRIES; ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
b. virtue of an order of the District
Court of the United States for the District
of Columbia holding a Probate Court in re
Estate of Marvin N. Carpenter deceased
Administration No; 6lls1. the UNDERSIGNED
at Weschler's. 9l5 E St. NV. Com
mencing TUESDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY
SIXTH, 1o43. AT NINE O'CLOCK AM
and continuing, If necessary. each sue
ceeding Friday and Tuesday at the same
| place and time until all Is sold
CAMERAS, FIELD GLASSES, ARCHERY
| EQUIPMENT. 3 IN.
| TERMS: CASH
JAMES del. CARPENTER.
Administrator.
oc16 1920 - :!45 1927 Eve St NV.