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Bradley beam., 1944-10-28
Hardy and Aigner Top Field in First Week

A pair of Sergeants, Len Hardy and Don Aigner, took the honors in the first week of the football contest. Discounting the unplayed Penn State-Holy Cross game, both men picked eight of the remaining eleven games. Neither called the turn on the unpredictable Tennes- see-Alabama deadlock and both missed the mild upset when the Horned Frogs of Texas Christian downed A&M. Sgt. Hardy foresaw the Georgia Tech triumph over Navy while Sgt. Aigner called the turn on the Rice win over Southern Methodist.
 From now on the grid contests will be getting tougher and tough CT as the various elevens recover from their early season jitters. Fin tries are piling into the Base Spe- cial Service Office at a gratifying clip, however, as football fans cam not be denied their opportunity to do a little "grandstand quarter backing" Games for next week will be found elsewhere on this page so let's clip lem and ship 'em the more, the merrier. Get your entry in to the Base Special Serv- ice Office before noon on Wednes- day, November first.
Bradley beam., 1944-10-28

Kaplan, always willing to lend g hand, appeared as the third man in the ring in one of the bouts. Pep was interviewed about his recent championship bout in Madison Square Garden with Chalky Wright.
 The Hartford CYO put on two exhibition bouts and also wrest- ling demonstration which had the crowd on its feet from start to fin- ish.
 The first bout between the teams saw Jim Washington, IA, easily defeat Ray Lauri of New Britain.
 George Dietrick, 155, defeated Al Green of Hartford. Green, who had a four-pound pull in the weights, took quite a drubbing from his lighter opponent and Die trick won going away.
 Beauford (Beau Jack) Daniels proved a sensational addition to the team when he soundly thrash ed Frank Rapnicki, of Hartford, in a fast three-rounder The Beau, weighing IA, swarmed all over his adversary and his rapid-fre style made big hit with the fans. Rap nicki tipped the beam at 145.
 Claude Grace, 139, had too much leather in his left hand and kept said leather in Leo Bawlinger's face for the entire bout. The New Britain lad weighed 140, while Grace was one pound lighter.
Bradley beam., 1944-10-28
Bradley Mitt>Men Win Team Honors Again
ATTENTION!

The Bradley Field intersec- ton basketball league will get under way in the very near future. Organization managers are invited to attend a meet ing at the Base Gym on Thurs day, November second at 1900.
 Plans will be formulated at this time for the playing of an extensive schedule in the in- tra-mural league. In this way Captain Dewey B. Johnson, Physical Training Officer, will be able to select men to re- present the Base in it's out side games.
Bradley beam., 1944-10-28
Down Pro-Amateur Team
 or Hartford, New Britain

The Base boxing team into it's winning stride last Friday right gym by taking decisions The other
 
 Louis "Kd Kapan former featherweght champion and Willie Pep present
Bradley beam., 1944-10-28
TEAR OUT AND
 SEND
 to Base Special Service Office

This is the way I like them next weekend.
 Q Alabama Georgia Q Q Clemson Wake Forest 0 0 Columbia Cornell Q 0 Yale Dartmouth Q Q Duke Georgia Tech Q Q Indiana Ohio State Q Missouri Mich. State Q La. State Tennesse ) 0 N. Carolina-S. Carolina Q Q Purdue Wisconsin Q 0 Penn Michigan Q Q Navy Notre Dame Q Name ................ Rank ..................... Organization ...............
Bradley beam., 1944-10-28
BATTING THE BALL WITH BOB
GUESSING THE GRIDDERS

fun Tipping welworn Last week the winners and have decided that this method does provide satisfactory this mind borrowed fish bowl and with these guaranteed results for this afternoons
 Untested Army powerhouse to whip Duke
 Darhnouhs White Indians Columbia second triumph in history Colgate Yale by two IDS Rochester
 Gators Maryland Georgia Flight in upset Georgia Tech
 Alabama Kentuc
 Carnegie Tech and Pitt tossup Notre Dame 1]ln Texas Christian Oklahoma
 Ohio by three IDS Minnesota
 California Washington course chance advedly do fall the wayde today will only enhance standing permanent Chairman of the 9896 Wrong Club.
 BUSTERS
 Bradley boxing team swung the week with full card and swell show. Little Beauford Daniels Beau Jack stole the show with ashng bObbng and style that has the crowd during his threeround seo We will probably Lot the Beau during the months. Speaking of crowd peaser, Gale Harvey another of Section Cs balers, o a disappointing exhibition Harvey, been troubled with bad right ankle has shown plenty of moxe in his battles has himself the glory. George Derick fighting MP, another has shown tremendous George developing kayo walop in both hands and is coming along the able utelage great of their who quite mittman n
 SWISHING THE CARDS With activities in the sports world being forced indoors this Base will in all probability and talk heard basketball the planned Last held and the Base Tourney What will be done this is still anybodys guess
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-28
Das arllsifir 6es @iiIionars

Iilfinto Gblong Ga1-lbet m le1nen1
Sauptquartier In gbina itebt Elm flei-
mes &ruaifir, oas @eldenf zines fa-
tbolif6en belgiiden Miiiionars. 9ori
itano es tpdbrenb Der lesten bret fri.
tiiden Sabre. Ser belgiibe Niiiionar,
Hep. CHARLES Meeus, tpelber bel ieis
ner 8rieitertpeibe Dor bier Sabrerl
6inelii9er 8iirger tpuroe, ianbte oenl
General bas &ruaifir. @r batte es bon
Ieinem 8ater in 8elgien fura Dor iei-
ner &fbreiie mad Dem Sernen Often
erbalte. Mit einen @ebet CUR Wutter
@ottes batte er es fir ben Eii9 oes
Generals beitimn1t. ..... -.
9rei Sabre lang bdtte Rater Me.
eus nihts mebr bon Dem 56idial bes
4ru5ifires geb0rt. llngefdbr bret Weo-
nate, bepor er lebten 9e5ember Die
Sta6t gbuneftns berlieB, Inn ieine
WiHionstdtteteit In oen Ser. 5taaten
auf5unebmen, tpuroe ct einem iebr
gepedten Scoutfiibrer, @biang 8ei-
4tpo, borgeiteat.
sd peiB, tpie sic beiBen", re6ete
i'm oieier an .,Mein 8ater bat Elm
fleines Rru5ifir auf ieinem S6reib.
tii9, oas auf Der 8iidieite Sbren Na>
men 5eigt. Sort bat er es Dor fi9
iteben ieit fait bret abSren."
sd iprad Elm itilles Danfgebet
our @uttergottes', 10 ibIieBt 8ep.
Wee,,s, noaB rnein RiHionsfreua auf
Dem groBen SeafboIatifd 8las ee.
ftnoen." Ser Scout, Ser mir oieie
Nitteilung madte, mar Der Sobn
gbiang &at-ibefs.
&atbulii6er SelbfapQan als Selb aus
.... geseidnet
g8ie bonn 8ar department mitge.
teilt miro, tpurOe aaplan Sauptmanr
gilbert Sobn Soffman, einem fatbo-
Iii6en @eiitli9en, Der in Stalten be.
riibnt puroe uno BEL ben bortiger
Rdmpfen ein 8ein berlor, Dos 81
itinguiibeo Serbice Gross berlieben
9ies lit bic brittle ausaeidnung fiji
ben friiberen &aplan Der 81. Dint iion
Der i6on ben Stlber Star uno oas
Burple Seart trdet.
&aplan Soffman Der friiber it
9ubuque, Soma, feinem &mt tpaltete
lit iebt Elm Batient inn Bercp Sonei
General Soipital IN 8attle Greet
Wft6. no er itb bon ben 8ertpun6un
gen erbolt, Die er it6 lebten Nobem
ber I'M italienii6en 8eloaue bel San
ia Wonica Olipeto 5uaog, als er ein'
6eutide Wine 5um gplooieren brad
rte. &aplan Soffman, Der i'm ielbet
@efedt ibon @eit6tsberlebungen er
1itten batte, aber troboem bel ieiner
2euten geblieben tpar, befam iein lin
fes 8ein oberbalb oes &nies ampu
tiert uno bate audi 8erlebungen De!
re9ten 8eines un6 ieiner Siifte oa
bongetragen.
sls er BEL einem gnsriff Ser "a
Dibiiton 5u Silfe fam, tpur6e er DO,
idperem slrtiIeriefeuer erfaBt. Di
Ototiion bate eroBe 8erlulte gu Der
aei6nen. ;&aplan Soffman mar 10
fort aur Stelle", beiBt es IN Der, aus
5ei6nung. .unter bolliger auBera1t
laiiung oes gonbaroements CAB e
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-28


Cine beoanerline 6oIge oaDon III
Iloie GatIa6e, ooB oas gbriitentlrl an
Im1bIi9 uno sipar IN fliraer Bet auf-
lgebort bat, 9riltli1 5u iein. llno
l8tpar bat oas rnoberne Seioe11tnm eli
Inc groBere gerbreitung, als es lie in
ben friiberen Snbrbunoerten bate.
i Dies lift n15tpeifelbaft bas daraf-
lteriitiide Merfmal bes 3eitalters, tn
benz mir leben. TIMER nlooernes Sei-
oenturn itebt biel tiefer als oas Der
alten g0lfer, iniofern ibm 6ie tpobl
beridpomn1ene, aber pirflide Chr
fl1r9t por oem l1nfidtigen abeebt, Die
oem griedii6en ,.no romiiden @eiite
,innemobnte uno i6lieBli6 gum gbri-
itentum binfiibrte. gs itno Die iblimm-
item glenente, Die beute iid eeeen
oas gbrtitentun1 erboben bnben. Sbr
Name lit ,,5dfularistnus".
X y X
Ser bDppelt bermnmmte &.&.&.
u0ie Na6tbembritter baben'', tpie
oas ,,stlanta Sourna1 (@a.) beri6-
tet, uiid als rationale Oreaniiation
aufgel6ft.'' .,..-.. ~.
Ser ~SSmperial 8i5aro" Says 81.
golescott erfldrte, Die @riitoe fir
Die aufloiung ieien bon alGen Mitglie-
bern gutgebeiBen tporoen 1no fiigte
bin5u, er baIte es ni6t fir ange-
brodt, itd auBerbalb oes SLAMS tpei.
ter oariiber ausauipre1en.
u0as", is fiigte Der meiie Sber-
.nadtbemo1er bin5,1, ubeoeutet feines-
wegs, oaB Der &lan tot iei." = 9as
bdtte er nidt bin51fiigen brauden
,oenn, oaB er aufgeloit tit, gla1bt ibn1
bod niemano. ,Bir baben'', leet Co.
lescott tpeiter auseinanoer, Die Rapitel
einfad aler gerpflidtungen entboben
in finan5ieller uno anoerer Sinii6t.
|llno icb bin INNER nod Der uSnperial
8i5ar6".
aue anoern 8eanten bebalten ale
lire Eitel, obgleid ite oller Sunttio-
men e1ttbun0en itno. 8tr baben Die
autoritat, ite au irgenb elmer 8eit iie
|pieoer IN ibre riifberen &e9te etn5u.
ieben.
9ie gereinigung bebauptete, bic
3abl ibrer Mitglieber babe in ben
190er Sabren 100000 betraeen.
8enige Sabre ipdter baben Sauienoe
ben uOr0er" berlaifen. Ser .SS1rl-
perial 8alace" in Itlonta pur6e -
Sronie oes S6idials - i'm Sabre
1888 als 8auplab fir eine &atbeora-
le bertauft.
| 9ie uSerralb- -Sribune'' ttin1ntt bic
Nadri9t bon Der aufl0fung oes &u-
&lur= =&lan ols rationale &6rperIdaft
nit bielen &0rn9en Sal5 entgeeen
| uno iaet, man tniiiie bieie Meloung
lgenau 10 ffeptiid betra6ten tpie Die
bon Der 4ufloiung Der fon1muniiti'
lihen Bartei in @merifa. Wan tonne
6arauf tpetten, Dob Der &lon ni6t tot
Lift, iagt bas 8latt 11no fdbrt fort:
lu5olange Mdnner tpie golescott (oer
Sntperial 8iaarb) uno feline aldermen
l8orgdnger fret berumlaufen, tpir6
Der @eiit oes &lan i'm 2anbe umge.
lben." u9ie Serridaften merben tpie.
oerfon1men', beiBt es an anberer
| S4oIYn .41A4 ,,o4Sr&or, 81 roxk,,n,so 49,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-28
aR;ttppdl, Ben 2s. ssaai 1914

<Af&A&& NR&&&
9enn nidbt nur oas 3perafeu ipiro
eriniittert,
Wiila uno $era ln0 2eber ~ alles
5ittert. z
.5eIblt Der groBe 8atbologe &ibbert
a6nnt nidt Ie,lgnen: ieoe 3ene bib
| bert.
gaandmal ear bonn 56eiteI Bis sur
i Sobp
Il1no bas hit Dem Srganisn1its tpobl.
|Statt in apotbefen bin gu laufen
Igoa man Iieber fid Elm 8itblatt fa,t-
fen.
l1no man lade, gdnalid unbemeiien,
Serslih Dor l,no mad it,1b aud beint
giien.
Saat babel bonn SeIiel - nibt ge.
nieren!
Sbr braudt feinen slrat at foni1l-
tieren. ...-.
Denn 6ies Baraooron gilt aur Stuno:
8er iid franf lodt, ladt itd fern-
geiuno. ...... >..-
X X X >.s.>-.
9ie 8oae Der Sranem inn seeentpar-
ttgen &rieee ....e...
8ie Die Office of @ar Snfornua-
ton befan,tttnadt, gibt es ungefdbr
81, 100000 Srauen I'M alter bon 18
Biz 49 Sabren IN ben Ser. 5taaten.
Son oieien 34,00O,000 arbeiten sur
3eit 100000, 11n6 bon ben on.
oeren 100000 beitebt Die in erfter
2inie perfiigbare @ruppe, ttamlid III.
|gefabr 5,500,0OO Mil1ionen, aus UNI
berbeirateten 5rauen uno lti1t auf
Dent 2anoe lebenoen Sausfrauen obne
&inber l1nter IA Sabre1. aus ibren
&eiben bofft man oaber i'm 2aufe
|oieies Sabres bunberttauienoe bon
Srauen uno Wdo6en bafiir au gee
tpinnen, iid in Der &riegsinouItrie
ODER our9 gintritt in bic 5rauen-
|reierben Der 8ebrma6t oftip fur Den
|Sieg einauiesen.
Wiaionen bon sSrouen baben be.
'reits auf Die beridieoenen appelle re-
|agiert uuo ii6 fir ben 9tenit an Der
Igfation aur gerfiig1ng seitellt, uno
life betpeiien babel, oaB iie in aablrei-
den 8oitttonen, Die friiber tlur nit
Nannern beiest tporen, fdbig uno lei.
ftungsfrdftte itno. Cine itatiftiide
Runofraee bat erit fiir5li6 ereeben,
bob 80 Bro5ent aller Stellungen, Die
|bon M6nnern ausgefiillt tpuroen, audi
genau 10 gut bon Srauen eingenom-
men tperoen fonnen. Eauienbe iino
audi bereits als Greitpiuige Der
Srauenreierbe ben Streitfr6ften BEL.
getreten l1no baben ii6 bereits ben
&eipeft uno Die 8epunberung Ser
Armee, Der Slotte, bes Marineforps
uno Der &iiitenua6e ertporben.
Iber pdbreno unier 2ano CUR 3eit
in ote friti6ite Gbaie bes Rrieges Elm.
tritt, IN Die Bbafe, Die 6as n1eilte Sc.
ben uno Material foiten nitro, gibt es
nod INNER Millionen Srauen in u1.
ierem 2anoe, Die arbeiten f0nnte1t,
aber nod nt6t erfannt baben, bob
au9 iie in bieien Staoium bes &rie-
4 ~ -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-28
SGfitlarismms 1T geasibeibentum


orie, nod pel6er Die Geligion inn all
gemeinen in Der 2ebenspeiie oes
Meniden feine &oae ipielt uno feiner-
lei prattiibe 8eoeutung bat, lit ste
mo6erne Sorm 6es &eioertut1ts", er-
flarte Ebonas S. @ooolod, aiIiiteut.
@oitor oes uBaa Street SSsournal"
uno gmpfdnger Der oiesiabrteen Sd.
taremeoaiae, bor fltr5em i'm gatbo-
Tic our-S&aoioprograutm. .... ..
Wer. 8ooolod ereing ft6 iiber bas
|Sbema ,,Secularism ano Society. Ct
fiibrte aus, ,baB erit inn 10. Sabrbun-
bert oer entreligionifterte, gottpernei-
nenoe @eoanfe ft6 tbeoretii6 unb
prattii6 ertpidelte. Selbit oie fran-
|5oiti6en Snteleftuellen, tpelde Die
fran50iii6e Gepolutton borbereiteten,
paren cine art Deiiten. Sogar &o>
bespierre ielbit fiibrte einen groBen
Setertag oes uSberiten @eiens' Elm.
Die @riinoer tparen Deiften, @ott-
glaubtge, tpte Die @inleitung 5l1 11nfe-
rer l1nabbdneisfeits benefit.
es blieb Rrouobon atnb Marr borbe-
lbalten, Die Religton als einen S1tpin-
bel 5u be5eidnen, ,1no es fi16 nod
feline 80 Sabre Der, bob cine sroBe
Nation bic &eligton aus Dem 2anoe
berbannt bat.
@ir baben eeeentprtigG in unie-
rem 2anbe eine ponitdnbige Bbiloio.
pbie 6es Sdfularismus, Die fid unter
unfern sSsnteaeftuellen zines groBen
anbangs erfreut. aebnlid berbdlt ea
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-28
nQuQA nll1 nLEah hlaH

9erlesungen i'm @eii6t bod blieb er
an Ort uno SteIe, Inn Die gntfer-
|nung Der gertpunoeten au iiberno6en,
6auerno lnter i6perem Se,1er. 9rei
Stunoen lang ging er ieiner gefdbr-
lihen aufgabe naeb, uno uls er oa'
Bel mar, einige @efaaene peg5ni9af.
fen, tpurbe er bon Der Wine beripun-
bet. Seine Gapferfeit NOR ein Sin,
iporn fir oie fdntpfenoen Soloaten. /"
&aplan Soffman, Der bon ieine1t
2euten vgater 9uffD oieies &rieges"
|genatnt tpuroe; otente I'M tltneiiiben
Sel05ua in Si5ilien unb Stalten.
Ser Stlber 5tar 1tno Die 8ef0roe-
|rlng gum Saupttnann tpurbe ibm in
'Eunis i'm Sriibiabr 1943 berlieben,
'als er einen 8erpun6eten rettete, Der
|apii6en ben 2irien feitgefleumt mar.
,,8ir fonnten oos Stobnen b0ren,
uno atpet Soloaten oes 5anit6terforps
beriu6ten, ben Mann ipegaubolen' i,
er5dblte Elm anoerer Soloat oamals,
,,aber ite tuaren our6 feinolibes Ma=
f9tnengepebrfeuer baran berbinoert,
bor5uortngen. Ser arme &erl rief
oauerno, uno an6ere Mitglieoer oes
meoi5iutfden &orps beriudten, aber
aud ite fonnten ni9t bortp6rts fom-
men. Damn itano gater Soffntan auf.
@r idritt rubig our6 oas Seuer bin-
ourb uno fam fura barauf NIT Dem
8erDunoeten sariid." ... 81
&aplan Soffman tpar eriter 4lIi-
.ltent in 9ubuque's 5acreo Seort
gburd, bebor er Inn Sebruar 1941
benz Raplantorps, arup 5erbice
5orces, beitrat. Ct 6iente i1o Camp
Claiborne, Sa., uno Sort Dig, g. S,
bebor er nod ueberiee ging. 9ater
Soffman fpri6t fran5oiti6, itaIienii6,
oeutib uno ipanii6. Seine gltern itno
Serr uno Srau gilbert 8. Soffntan
in 8ubuque. ~.....a.. ....-..-
Evening star., 1944-05-21

Mr.. and Mrs. August Koehler will
be hosts at late afternoon party
today in compliment to their son
and daughter-in-law, 1t. and Mrs
Walter Owen Koehler, whose mar
riage took place in April. Among
their guests will be Mrs. Walter H
Hardie of Harrisburg, Pa, mother
of the bride.
Capt. and Mrs. Godfrey Thorn
were hosts at dinner bridge last
evening, entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Thrall, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Stuhler, Mr.. and Mrs. Huburt
Smoke, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Evans and Mr.. and Mrs. C. Ray
Schrider
Mrs. Erwin Jones entertained at
luncheon Friday to honor her aunt,
Mrs. Marie Zimmerman of German
town, Pa, who is her house guest;
Mrs. John Smith of Kansas City and
Mrs. Howard Stinson, who will leave
shortly for her new home in the
West.
Mrs. w. Arthur Shelton was
luncheon hostess Thursday for Mrs
Roy Reynoldson, Mrs John Biggs,
sr; Mrs. Pelham Walton, Mrs. Les
lie Crickenbarger, Mrs. Erwin Jones,
Mrs. Frank Murphy and Mrs. Marie
Zimmerman of Germantown, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sutton of
Chevy Chase are visiting in North
ampton, where they attended the
graduation Tuesday of their daugh-
ter. Miss Patricia Sutton, from
Smith College.
Mrs. j. Kistler of Martinsburg,
w. Va, is the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles Wainwright, wife
of Maj. Wainwright, in Chevy
Chase.
Pfc. Murray Winn Williams from
Camp Livingston, La, is spending a
furlough with his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Clem c. Williams. Mrs. Guy
Haskins of Glen Ridge, N. j., also
is DR.. and Mrs. Williams guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fenner Powell have
as their guests Mrs. Walter Myers
of Burlington, VT, and Mrs. r. w.
Robbins of Conway, Ark.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Leslie Cricken-
barger have as their guests the lat
ter's sister, Miss L. Agnes Jones of
Lawrenceville, Va.
Mrs. Thomas j. Rice left Tuesday
for Tampa, where she is visiting
her son-in-law and daughter, Sergt.
and Mrs. William Schultz.
Mrs. Arthur r. Tucker of Bronx
vile, N. Y, is the guest of her
Evening star., 1944-05-21
What Would You Do?

IF you fell hopelessly in love with
another man while the husband you
hardly had time to know we'll, was
overseasP This and other puzzlins
angles of wartime marriage are
wisely discussed in the June issue
of The WOMAN magazine by the
rector of New York's famous
wedding church The Little
Church Around the Corner. And
in THIS pocket-size reading bargain
are rs other features you'll enjoy,
ranging all the way from Can You
Psychoanalyze Yourself" to how to
paint your piece of Junk" into a
treasure, a la Peter Hunt. Be-
sides, there's condensation of that
new best seller the whole country's
chuckline over: Wait For Mrs.
Willard" Dollars of value in good
entertainment for only 15c, in The
WOMAN Magazine for June!
Evening star., 1944-05-21
Canadian Club
annual Dinner

The Canadian Club of Washing
ton will have Its annual dinner
Wednesday evening in the New Co.
lonial Hotel, at Fifteenth and M
streets, when the annual business
meeting also will be held. The din
ner will be the 21st of the club,
which was organized early in 1924
by group of young Canadian resi-
dents of the District. The purpose
was for social gatherings and to
foster friendly relations between the
people of Canada and the United
States.
Mrs. Herbert Main is chairman of
arrangements, assisted by Mrs. C.
w. Culver. Mrs. Murray Hiltz, Mrs.
Evening star., 1944-05-21

Not much time today for beautif.
cation yet it's never been 50
important to maintain feminine
loveliness! Wartime activities,
service work or home duties take
it right out of you making q
home care complexion routine
that's DEPENDABLE an absolute
necessity! So why don't you try
that wonderful Angelus DRY
SKIN Creme from the House of
LOUIS PHILIPPE if your skin 10
slightly dry and has a tendency to
wrinkle? 1t has special emoi.
lient base that's homosenized to
give it extra lubricating action. A
help in guarding against those little
lines and wrinkles, tool You'll
love the fragrance of Anselus DRY
SKIN Creme, appreciate its
cleansing qualities, and the cost 10
just 4oc for an economy sized jaf.
Ask your Cosmetic Counter 10.
morrow!
Evening star., 1944-05-21
Chevy Chase Neishborhood News 'sassssss@sre@
.Partv Will Be Given TODAY;
Bridge Dinner Last Evening

brother-in law and sister Mr.. anc
Mrs. G. Kirby Munson.
Mrs. B. P. Smith left Tuesday for
Dospalos, Calf, to visit her son
Maj. Vernon A. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie C. Davies
have as their guest Miss Nellie
Carney of San Francisco.
Mrs. r. Lind of Bradenton, Fla
arrived Friday to be the guest of
her mother Mrs. Robert Ollie.
Mrs. Richard Cunningham has
as her guest her sister Mrs. G.. H
Becker of New Rochelle, N. Y.
Miss Pat Foster from Mount
Holyoke College. South Hadley
Mass, has joined her parents Col
and Mrs. Eugene Foster for a va
cation.
Evening star., 1944-05-21
80 .Liak Gim...

Not just the name of best selling
novel but the theme song by
which most of us live these days!
Certainly, there are no days to be
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home, war and service Jobs re-
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TAMPAX method of sanitary pro-
lection. This scientific method is
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lost days" every month. TAM
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highly absorbent it is approved
for students use in many COLLEGES.
An average months supply costs
only 29c. Ask for TAMPAX at
DRUG Stores or Notion Counters!
Evening star., 1944-05-21
VIII Celebrate
Indebendence

Invitations have been issued by the
Club De Las Americas for Wednes-
day evening at $50 o'clock when the
ninth in a series of Pan American
Nights will be given in the Auditor
ium of the Department of Agricul-
ture in commemoration of the 1920
anniversary of the Batalla de-
Pinchincha. which sealed the indie
pendence of Ecuador =
The auditorium Is in the south
building at Fourteenth street and
Independence avenue, S.W.
Evening star., 1944-05-21

Lady, why tax yourself with the
strain Of folding and storing winter
woolens? Just get LARVEX, spray
it onto clothes and eliminate waste
Of time and effort .. at the same
time assuring them perfect moth
protection! Even dry cleaning won't
impair the sure LARVEX-protec-
tion ). for a moth had rather die
than eat ibres that have been pene.
trated by LARVEX. Ask your
Drug or Department Store for this
mothproofer used by big woolen
mills and fine laundries. Cost is
79c pint, Sl.19 a quart, or choose
the economical " gallon or gallon
size.
Evening star., 1944-05-21
V0&ky,"'4l4tic''

Nice word - "Tantalizine" i.
but you can't know what it really
means until you've tried the flavor
of carefully selected fresh ORANGES
blended into marmalade especially
for the AMERICAN taste! The
makers of WEIGHS Grape Juice
have perfected the most delightful
ORANGE MARMALADE T..
with far more taste-appeal than
European types. Try it and see
how you can cut down your need
for butter,-because the rich, tansy
favor is so delicious in itself! Use
it in lunchbox sandwiches in COM
bination with cream cheese or pea
nut butter :. try it for cake Filings
let it give waffles, pancakes,
mullins and rolls new tastiness!
WEIGHS Orange Marmalade
costs not one ration point ask
for it today! Nutritious as it is
delicious rich with good, fresh
orange nutrients!
Evening star., 1944-05-21
Count III. .H.I....

RESINOL has to offer in everyday
living, and you'll keep this famous
specially medicated ointment on
hand ALWAYSl If Baby has diaper
rash soothing RESINOL can
ease the fiery smartins. IL Junior
has ivy poisoning or sunburn
RESINOL contains quick COMFORT
Mother uses it for minor kitchen
burns and scratches, cha6ng and
local irritation Father, for
cracks between his toes and itching
of dry eczema or occupational rash.
Sister uses RESINOL Soap, fol.
lowed by RESINOL Ointment, to
hasten healing Of pimply spots. ex.
ternally caused. Ask for RESI-.
NOIi
Evening star., 1944-05-21

When the postman hands you a let.
ter from that certain someone
doesn't soft glow creep into your
faceP When you're deep in thought
about a problem that means much
to you,-doesn't your face flush
from happy concentration? It's ex-
citement that does it making the
skin seem more alive! And how
wonderful if this blush.lush look
could be maintained ALWAYS!
We'll, why not :. ~? says YARD
LEY, and promptly offers their
beautiful English Complexion Pow
der blended of warm and
eolden-rose tints to give your face a
vibrant, ALIVE look! Try one of
these three shades, English Peach,'
"Zinnia," or Rose Rachel" Cost is
81 a box at finer shops everywhere!